Christmas shapes from self-hardening clay for decoration or for hanging
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Make your own Christmas decorations from self-hardening clay with a cookie cutter that cuts and embosses. Use the shapes for hanging on the Christmas tree or as part of a decorative napkin ring on the Christmas table.
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Roll out self-hardening clay flat using a rolling pin. Make the shape by pushing the cookie cutter into the clay and pushing down the plunger on top. The cutting and embossing is done with one push.
Roll out self-hardening clay flat using a rolling pin. Make the shape by pushing the cookie cutter into the clay and pushing down the plunger on top. The cutting and embossing is done with one push.2 
Release the plunger and lift the cookie cutter. Push the plunger down again so that the cut-out shape is released from the cookie cutter as shown in the photo.
Release the plunger and lift the cookie cutter. Push the plunger down again so that the cut-out shape is released from the cookie cutter as shown in the photo.3 
Carefully remove the clay shape.
Carefully remove the clay shape.4 
Make a hole for hanging using a thin wooden stick.
Make a hole for hanging using a thin wooden stick.5 
Tie a piece of natural hemp through the hole once dry.
Tie a piece of natural hemp through the hole once dry.Another example 
If you want to use the shape as part of a decorative napkin ring, tie a piece of natural hemp around a napkin. Then tie the shape around the natural hemp on the napkin using the natural hemp for hanging.
If you want to use the shape as part of a decorative napkin ring, tie a piece of natural hemp around a napkin. Then tie the shape around the natural hemp on the napkin using the natural hemp for hanging.Free Step-by-Step Guide
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