Santa's Little Stowaway Ornament
Santa's a busy fellow, so it's easy to see how he might overlook an extra passenger in his sleigh. This DIY clay ornament features a precious little pup tucked in St. Nick's coat. If you haven't worked with clay before, Santa's Little Stowaway Ornament is the perfect project for you. The photos and diagrams in this tutorial will help guide beginners as they make a charming homemade Santa ornament that will become a family favorite.
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Main MaterialClay
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SissieSass
Oct 31, 2018
Could you imagine how many dog lover's squeals when they open this decoration? My daughter will plow me over with a huge hug because she loves dogs. I can't wait to see the look on her face when she opens this ornament. I can't wait to get started on this project.
mulberrygalprinces s
Dec 08, 2017
I love working with polymer clay. It's an easy forgiving medium. If you make a mistake it's very easy to redo it. Just make it back into a ball and roll it back out. This is so cute, that little puppy, peeping out just makes it perfect. I have a puppy just like it.
bobbylonardo 50143 99
Sep 20, 2014
The directions say: Step 19 - Bake the clay at 275 degrees in a 350 degree oven. What temperature should it be?
paver2
Dec 15, 2017
I am no expert, but I think it states on the package of clay what temperature it needs to be baked at. I understand there are different kinds of clay. I am shooting in the dark, though, because I know nothing about it. Hopefully someone who knows can tell us. You might be able to find out using a search engine.
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