Celebrate Janamashti by gifting your near and dear ones this handmade special pendant. Made with Fevicryl Mouldit they will cherish this gift forever.
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Celebrate Janamashti by gifting your near and dear ones this handmade special pendant. Made with Fevicryl Mouldit they will cherish this gift forever.
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Take Fevicryl Mouldit resin base and hardener; mix it thoroughly to make even dough. Take the dough ball to make the small sized face, two tiny ears, two eyes, and the lips. Shape the dough neatly and appropriately to make the face of Lord Krishna.
Attach and stick the eyes, ears and the lips neatly with little amount of Fabric Glue. Use clay carving tools to show the prominence of the features. Take some dough, flatten it further to make the crown of Lord Krishna. Leave it till semi dry.
Make the crown of lord Krishna and stick it on the head appropriately with Fabric Glue. Take the pendant attachment and embed it into the rear side of the face.
Paint the face with Acrylic Colours Cerulean Blue 32 and Pearl Metallic Gold 352 respectively. Let it dry.
Stick the small sized white coloured ornamental stone on the chin of the face with Fabric Glue. Attach the small sized earrings with little amount of clay. Let it dry completely.
Paint the lips and decorate the forehead using Acrylic Colours Crimson 04 and White 27 respectively. Stick small sized half cut pearl in the centre of the tika with Fabric Glue.
Attach the pendant to the string of the golden beads aesthetically. Your pendant with Lord Krishna is ready for the auspicious day.