Creative idea
How to make imprints of flowers in self-hardening clay
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Roll out the clay, place your a flower on top of the clay and roll a rolling pin over, making an imprint in the clay. You may use fresh herbs and dried flowers – as long as they create an impression in the clay.
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How to do it
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Knead and warm the clay in your hands. Roll out the clay and smooth it with water during this process. Roll out the clay between two sticks of your chosen thickness for an even thickness of the clay as shown in the photo.
Knead and warm the clay in your hands. Roll out the clay and smooth it with water during this process. Roll out the clay between two sticks of your chosen thickness for an even thickness of the clay as shown in the photo.2 
Place your chosen dried flowers on top of the clay. Gently push them into the clay using your fingers.
Place your chosen dried flowers on top of the clay. Gently push them into the clay using your fingers.3 
Roll over the flowers with a rolling pin, pushing the flowers into the clay until they are the same height as the clay.
Roll over the flowers with a rolling pin, pushing the flowers into the clay until they are the same height as the clay.4 
Carefully remove the dried flowers using a small stick or tweezers.
Carefully remove the dried flowers using a small stick or tweezers.5 
Enhance the imprints with a modelling tool in case the imprints are not clear enough.
Enhance the imprints with a modelling tool in case the imprints are not clear enough.6 
Cut a circle in your chosen size around the imprints and remove the excess clay.
Cut a circle in your chosen size around the imprints and remove the excess clay.7 
Make a hole for hanging using a wooden stick. Leave the plate to dry for 24-48 hours. Turn the plate over a couple of times whilst drying to avoid it bending.
Make a hole for hanging using a wooden stick. Leave the plate to dry for 24-48 hours. Turn the plate over a couple of times whilst drying to avoid it bending.Also go exploring in
