Clay Play! Whimsical Gardens 30 Magical Miniatures

Full colour illustrations and easy-to-follow directions explain how to transform simple balls and coils of polymer clay into more than 30 enchanting keepsakes that include fairies, gnomes, and elves with their adorable cottages and hideaways; popular garden ornaments such as a mini wishing well, birdbath, and welcome sign; and a variety of cute little plants and animals.

The detailed, step-by-step instructions feature numerals corresponding to colour photos that provide helpful examples. Crafters of all ages will adore these fun-filled projects, which make charming decorations and unique gifts.

Learn how to transform simple balls and coils of polymer clay into precious little keepsakes! Full-color illustrations and easy-to-follow directions explain basic techniques as well as every step of the crafting process to make more than 30 enchanting clay models that include fairies, gnomes, and elves with their whimsical cottages and hideaways; popular garden ornaments such as a wishing well, birdbath, and welcome sign; and a variety of cute plants and animals.
Each adorable project includes a list of materials consisting of colored clay and ordinary household items. And the detailed, step-by-step instructions feature numbers corresponding to color photos that provide helpful examples. Crafters of all ages will love these hands-on, fun-filled projects, which make charming decorations and unique gifts.

Features:

• Step-by-step instructions with numbered full colour photos on every page

• Published 1st April 2023

• Paperback

• Dimensons: 21 x 27 cm

• 80 Pages

About the Author 

Terry Taylor is the author illustrator of the award winning book, Clay Play! and Sand Play! Her unique dimensional clay style of illustration is crafted with polymer clay and photographed. Ms Taylor's picture books are loved by children and parents alike. Her illustrations are regularly featured in children's magazines, puzzles, and books. She teaches weekly clay art classes to children. In her books and classes she generously shares her knowledge of sculpting. Terry believes "She is making the world a happier place one ball of clay at a time"