Your cart is empty.
Butterfly Vase and Modeling Clay
Butterfly Vase and Modeling Clay
For the Mother's Day, children will impress moms with this handmade gift!
With modeling clay and pretty faceted beads, children will enjoy creating a base in which they will insert a vase that can hold a beautiful flower or even a small bouquet of dried flowers.
An easy creative activity, accessible from the age of 3, that will allow them to make an original and adorable gift for Mother's Day!
How to complete this tutorial step by step?
Materials
To create a lovely flower vase for Mother's Day, you will need:
- a plastic flower vase
- white modeling clay
- faceted beads
- 3D butterflies
- gel adhesive dots
- a crafting mat
Step 1
Take about 250 g of white modeling dough, make a ball, and then flatten the base by lightly pressing it on the modeling mat.
The modeling dough will be used to create the base of the flower holder.
Step 2
Push the plastic vase into the modeling dough base.
Step 3
Push faceted beads into the modeling dough to create a colorful and dazzling base.
Step 4
Stick a 3D butterfly onto the flower holder using a glue dot.
Step 5
Add dried flowers or a freshly cut flower with a little water to the vase before giving this lovely gift to mom!
The products used:
The products used:
6,90€
Available
Other tutorials on the theme "Mother's Day Tutorials"
-
Heart frame Father's Day
C17797View 7865 time
-
Bottle Opener Set
C17389View 4463 time
-
Cute Little Man Keychain
C8771View 21522 time
-
Rhinestone Purse
C8772View 15144 time
-
Dried Flowers Magnet
C8784View 29938 time
-
Super Parents Coaster
C16023View 21702 time
-
Paper Butterflies
C11323View 109138 time -
Heart Envelope
C11302View 31042 time
-
Small Star Candle Holder
C11280View 12219 time -
Heart Clothespin
C11266View 233053 time
We loved this activity!! On the site, they say from 3 years old, but here I did it with younger ones (23, 23, 22, and 18 months). I created the base of the stand with the dough myself, and they just pushed in the beads and rhinestones, which required a lot of dexterity and took some time for the 18-month-old; I just had to push the beads in deeper. They then chose the butterfly they wanted to stick on :)
Nous avons adoré cette activité !! Sur le site il disent dès 3 ans mais ici je l’ai fait avec des plus petits ( 23 23 22 et 18 mois) j’ai moi même créer la base du socle avec la pâte et ils ont « juste » enfoncer les perles et strass ce qui leur a demander bcp de dextérité et leur a pris un certains temps pour celle de 18 mois j’ai juste dû renfoncer plus profondément les perles. Ils ont ensuite choisi eux même le papillon qu’il en voulu coller :)