Polymer clay plants

This woman makes stunning intricate plants with polymer clay 🌱 🪴 | plant, woman, clay, polymer clay

Sansevieria- the easiest way to get started with polymer clay canes for realistic plants. There are so many variations, patterns and colors. These are some of my first attempts from a few years ago. #polymerclaycreations #polymerclay #sansevieria #miniatur #miniatures #miniatureplants #dollshouseminiatures #polymerclayartist

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Create cute & fun polymer clay succulents that you can turn into magnets, gift toppers, desktop decor, and more! The instructions show several different types of plants inspired by real succule…

Create miniature cactus from polymer clay for your fairy garden, doll house or miniature collection. Or you can make them simply because they are adorable. These tiny succulents can easily be recreated with a little patience and lot of fun. #mini #fairy #garden #polymerclay

Jojo polymer Clay plants

This tutorial shows you how to make your own Faux fake succulents using Clay.

JooJoo on Etsy is a talented jewellery and print artist. She’s also a talented clayer, as you can see from the adorable little cactus on her site. I found the cactus as I was looking for ins…

Hannah Lemon on Instagram: "This is how I made Monstera! I’m using air dry polymer clay for the leaves, wire for stems and all the leaves are had painted with acrylic paint :) #miniaturefun #minicommunity #miniaturemaking #miniatures #smallthings #dollhousefurniture #miniaturemodel #dollshouseminiature #dollhousesofinstagram #dollhouse #diydollshouse #clayart #bohostyle #claycreations #dollhouseplants #plantsplantsplants #miniplant #monstera #cheeseplant plantstagram #plants #houseplants…

Introducing... Plant Pot Buddies, made by yours truly and now stocked in @raineandmoostudio 🌿😍 These garden stakes are topped with polymer clay, in various designs including flowers, leaves, succulents, toadstools, caterpillars, snails and ladybirds (to begin with! I have soooo many ideas).

When I think of crafts, I picture these weird-looking items floating on Etsy like eternal shipwrecks that rise to the surface every time you genuinely need something. I mean, there’s nothing wrong with pursuing your hobby, but it’s a whole different story if you’re trying to make money out of something you wouldn’t buy yourself. Hence, there’s an entire craft-shaming movement that humorously mocks such instances.