Stunning Tree Trunk Clay Tutorial: Simple Practical DIY concept




how to make tree trunk clay?

This straightforward and exquisite tree trunk clay is practical too. Look! we will use it as pencil holder, planter or to retailer small passion gadgets. Is not it cool?

A few of you’ve gotten informed me that you just desire practical crafts fairly than a toy or ornamental gadgets. Alright! 

Ehm…however, I nonetheless like making ornamental merchandise although however with PLUS. Sure! ornamental plus fairly plus straightforward plus helpful 🙂

This time I’m going to re-use my vitamin plastic bottle. I’ve couple of them by now. We take these dietary supplements on a regular basis since very long time in the past, not only recently due to present virus pandemic. However, if you do not have such a plastic bottle, you need to use water bottle too.

Let’s start with our craft.

Steps to make tree trunk clay:

Initially, let’s put together our instruments and supplies:

  • Plastic bottle (any kind) – I exploit vitamin bottle.
  • Knife, scissor, water, bowl
  • Bathroom paper
  • Craft glue/ college glue
  • Aluminium foil
  • Scorching glue and scorching glue gun
  • Nail polish remover and cotton pad
  • Easy clay instruments
  • Brushes
  • Black Gesso common primer or black acrylic paint if you do not have it
  • Acrylic paints (any model): burnt sienna and yellow ochre.
  • Air dry clay – I exploit selfmade clay to wrap the plastic bottle and to make tree bark texture and retailer purchased crayola mushy clay for tiny flowers. You possibly can go to my web page about “what clay to purchase” to see 3 kinds of air dry clay out there available in the market.
  • Synthetic inexperienced moss

Fist step to make tree trunk clay is to scrub up and shaping our plastic bottle. When you use water bottle, you’ll be able to skip this step. Simply reduce the label and reduce the bottle.

Since I’m utilizing vitamin bottle, I’ve to scrub up the label. I soak the bottle in chilly water in a single day and scrap the label with knife and clear it with nail polish remover and cotton pad.

As soon as the bottle clear, I reduce the bottle with wavy form as an alternative of straight line so the tree trunk will look softer and extra pure.

After that, brush craft glue and canopy it with bathroom paper. Brush a skinny layer of water on high of tissue paper so it’ll follow the plastic bottle.

Wait till tissue paper dry. You should use hairdryer to hurry up the drying time.

Subsequent, use aluminum foil to form the reduce bottle to seem like tree trunk form. 

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The following step can be wrapping the bottle with clay and including tree bark texture. 

There are few steps to take when wrapping the bottle with clay. You can begin with the bottom of the bottle, then cowl all half with aluminium foil after which the remainder of the bottle.

Then, cease right here. Look ahead to the clay to dry.

Suggestions:

  • Brush the clay with skinny layer of water to maintain the air dry clay moist and versatile.
  • Flip the plastic bottle the wrong way up and insert it on glass jar (no matter measurement appropriate along with your measurement of plastic bottle). This make your work simpler.
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And, the ultimate step of our tree trunk clay mission is portray and adorning the trunk with tiny clay flowers to make it fairly 🙂

That is it. Is not it straightforward to make tree trunk clay? What is going to you do along with your craft? I preserve this at my patio as succulents planter. Have you learnt that you could promote this craft too? When you do, all one of the best!

how to make tree trunk clay for planter? - tutorial by clayitnow

By the best way, if you wish to see me making this craft, you’ll be able to watch my YouTube video tutorial. Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to encourage me to make extra tutorial. Thanks in your help.


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