How to Make a Clay Snake Pencil Holder
Choose two colours of clay, making sure they are almost the same or match really well., Roll the base colour into a long snake around half a metre., Roll the second clay colour into tiny balls of clay, and carefully press them onto the snake., Take...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Choose two colours of clay
Make sure it is about a centimeter and a half thick. , These will make the patterns of the snake. , Use a clay cutter to make the tongue forked. , Press it gently onto the flattened edge to make the eye. ,, This will be the bottom of your pencil holder. , You will be sticking these onto your pencil holder.
If you are using kebab sticks, snip the pointy ends off. , Stick the stabilisers into an octagonal shape on the thick pancake.
Make sure to leave two centimeters for the snake. , Start wrapping from the unflattened end.
Be careful not to tear your snake apart as you wrap. ,, Just make sure you don't burn yourself while checking. , Allow to cool.
When cooled, just stick your pens and pencils in and you have a snake pencil holder! -
Step 2: making sure they are almost the same or match really well.
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Step 3: Roll the base colour into a long snake around half a metre.
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Step 4: Roll the second clay colour into tiny balls of clay
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Step 5: and carefully press them onto the snake.
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Step 6: Take a third piece of a bit of red clay to make the snake's tongue.
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Step 7: Flatten one end of the body of the snake and roll one tiny black dot.
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Step 8: Press the red forked tongue onto the edge of the flattened end.
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Step 9: Make two thick clay pancakes out of the base colour of your snake.
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Step 10: Grab eight stable items like a kebab stick
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Step 11: newspaper tubes
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Step 12: straws
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Step 13: Press the two thick pancake clay pieces together.
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Step 14: Wrap your snake around the stabilisers.
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Step 15: Once you get to the flattened end
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Step 16: bend the snake's head upwards.
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Step 17: Bake the snake pencil holder until it's rock hard.
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Step 18: Remove from the oven.
Detailed Guide
Make sure it is about a centimeter and a half thick. , These will make the patterns of the snake. , Use a clay cutter to make the tongue forked. , Press it gently onto the flattened edge to make the eye. ,, This will be the bottom of your pencil holder. , You will be sticking these onto your pencil holder.
If you are using kebab sticks, snip the pointy ends off. , Stick the stabilisers into an octagonal shape on the thick pancake.
Make sure to leave two centimeters for the snake. , Start wrapping from the unflattened end.
Be careful not to tear your snake apart as you wrap. ,, Just make sure you don't burn yourself while checking. , Allow to cool.
When cooled, just stick your pens and pencils in and you have a snake pencil holder!
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