Hi diy lovers

Hello friends! How are you all? I hope you all are doing well. I am also doing well. So today I am back again with a new DIY. Today I made a very cute little panda with clay. I saw this on Pinterest as always. I look at Pinterest for almost all my art ideas because I see so many cute things there and I feel like making them. Today I saw this cute little panda so I thought I should make it. And I should share its tutorial with all of you. So now without wasting much time let's start making this cute little panda.

Materials I Used

To make this panda I used Formic Clay. I also used some marker colors. First I took black and white clay. Then I took a black and pink marker.

Making the Panda's Body

First I made a ball with white clay. I made a round ball shape. We will use this ball to make our cute little panda. After making a small ball I took black clay. I divided it into eight small pieces. Two pieces were for the ears. Two were for the hands. Two were for the feet. And two were for the eyes. First I attached the ears. Then I attached the eyes. After that I attached the feet. And in the same way I attached the hands. Even at this point it was already looking very cute.

Making the Eyes

To make the inner part of the eyes I used white clay. I made it very thin. Then I placed it on the eyes. And in this way our clay work was finished.

Drawing the Face

Now I only had to draw the face with a marker. So I took a black marker. I used it to draw the nose and mouth. It was looking so beautiful. After making the nose and mouth I added some blush to the panda. It made the panda look even more beautiful. And just like that our cute little panda was ready.

Final Result

So guys this was the final result of the panda. I hope you all liked it. If you liked it then please tell me in the comment section. I found it very cute. We can also use it as a keychain if we add a keychain ring to it. But I did not add a keychain ring. I used it as a small decorative piece. As you can see in the picture I placed it next to my crochet flower pot. If you have been following me for a while then you may know that I also crocheted these flowers myself.