Make clay fire crackers and celebrate Diwali in an eco friendly way. You may use these clay crackers as danglers or put them in a basket as a centre table decoration
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Make clay fire crackers and celebrate Diwali in an eco friendly way. You may use these clay crackers as danglers or put them in a basket as a centre table decoration
Fevicryl Acrylic Colour - Crimson 04, Fevicryl Acrylic Colour Pearl Metallic - Gold 352, Fine Art Brushes, Fevicol MR, Colour Palette, Corky Clay, Toothpick, Sequins, Water Container
Take corky clay and knead it properly If it is hard while kneading you may mix a little water and knead it again
Take a big lemon sized ball of corky clay and roll it into a nice round ball Roll the clay ball further to make a cylindrical shape Seal all the cracks as and when they appear by running a wet finger on the cracks for an even look
Pierce a toothpick on the lower side of the rocket towards the edge
After drying paint the fire cracker with Acrylic Colour - Crimson and let it dry. The top conical portion of the rocket is painted with Acrylic Colour Pearl Metallic - Gold Stick few sequins on the fire cracker with Fevicol MR, to give a final finished look