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Stones and Silk Clay
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Round stones are decorated with glass and porcelain markers. The limestones are stuck together with Silk Clay. The hard stones (except flint) are glued together. Silk Clay figures are modelled and attached to individual stones without the use of glue.
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1. 
Collect round stones in different sizes. Preferably limestones and granite.
Collect round stones in different sizes. Preferably limestones and granite.2. 
Try balancing three, four or five stones on top of eachother.
Try balancing three, four or five stones on top of eachother.3. 
Decorate the stones with glass & porcelain markers. Make dots, stripes, eyes etc. and leave to dry.
Decorate the stones with glass & porcelain markers. Make dots, stripes, eyes etc. and leave to dry.4. 
Roll balls from black Silk Clay and place these between the stones – one at a time – to make a figure. Moisten the stones with water if the Silk Clay modelling clay does not stick. As an alternative to Silk Clay you may use mounting glue.
Roll balls from black Silk Clay and place these between the stones – one at a time – to make a figure. Moisten the stones with water if the Silk Clay modelling clay does not stick. As an alternative to Silk Clay you may use mounting glue.5. 
Slightly larger stones may be decorated with sea creatures, modelled from Silk Clay in different colors. Attach wiggle eyes. Attach the creatures directly onto the loose stones when they are still moist.
Slightly larger stones may be decorated with sea creatures, modelled from Silk Clay in different colors. Attach wiggle eyes. Attach the creatures directly onto the loose stones when they are still moist.Free Step-by-Step Guide
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