Blooming Vintage Rose Clay Keychain
This Blooming Vintage Rose Clay Keychain is such a stunning craft that would make a truly fantastic DIY gift. Whether you are making this DIY keychain for yourself or for someone special, it is definitely a fun and unique way that you can spruce up your typical collection of keychains. Plus, this rose clay craft pattern would make a wonderful and gorgeous DIY pendant as well. This clay craft technique on how to make roses is a very versatile skill for you to learn, and this craft video shows you just how easy it is!
Estimated Cost$11-$20
Time to CompleteIn an evening
MaterialsClay
Project TypeMake a Project
Materials List
- Sculpey Souffle Clay in the color Canary
- Sculpey Souffle Clay in the color pistachio
- Sculpey Souffle Clay in the color guava
- Sculpey Souffle Clay in the color white (igloo)
- Empty key chain
- 5 in 1 knife cutting tool
- Razor
- Etch and pearl tool
- Roller
- Liquid sculpey in white or clear
Blooming Vintage Rose Clay Keychain
Clay Rose Keychain Instructions
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For more a vintage look you can mix your colored clay with some white to create a more pastel color instead of the bright color it is.
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Roll a piece of white clay into a thick enough slab to fit inside the keychain. Press you keychain into the clay to leave and imprint.
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Using your 5 in 1 knife tool cut out the clay imprint, and fit it into your keychain.
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Take your etch and pearl tool and make some textures for a background on your piece.
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With your mixed clays roll each of them into a long cylinder, and then using your roller roll those logs flat.
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Using your razor cu a lot of little slices in one of yoru colors of clay.
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Pick up one of your small sliced clay pieces and flatten it using your fingers.
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Roll your small flattened slice up to act as the center of your rose.
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Flatten another piece of same color clay, and bring it around the outside of your center.
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Repeat step 9 until your rose is as large as you would like it.
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Use the liquid sculpey as a glue and make a small pool where you would like to place your rose.
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Using your etch and pearl tool, pull out your rose pearls to make your rose look bloomed.
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Repeat steps 7-12 with your other two colors of sculpey clay to create your other two roses.
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To create the blossoms underneath your roses, roll your igloo clay into one long think strand.
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Cut small pieces of your igloo using a razor and roll them into small balls.
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Using the end of your etch and pearl, pick up the buds and drop them into place underneath the roses.
*Optional: you can place a small divet into the center of your bud with the other end of your etch and pearl tool. -
When you are finished decorating put your keychain in the oven at 275 degrees and bake it right in the keychain finding.
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When your piece has cooled you can pop your keychian back out and then superglue it back into your keychain.