Cute little rabbit by molding clay

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Hey everyone. I hope you all are doing well. After a long time I am participating in diy hub. It's about a long time that I was not making a post for this beautiful community. Because I was some busy in my personal life and also some domestic affairs. I have been trying since last week to make a beautiful post for creativity. And finally, I got time to create something. Cute little rabbit. And I make them by using molding clay. I hope you will enjoy my post.

Material

Molding Clay

Tools

Gum

Pointer

Hands 😜

Let's Start

First of all I choose to colours of clay. And this colors were dark pink and orange shade. So I took a proper amount of both colours. You can see these are in irregular shapes. Ignore the background.

Here I give a proper shape to both colors. As I have to made rabbits. So according to their face I give these clay oval shape. First time make them round and round and then press it with my palm and give it shape.

Now I have to make it ears and feet and arms. So I took a minimum amount of both clay. And make regular long strap of them. As you can see in picture how I give them shape.

After giving them shape I cut them in 4 pieces. I can't both colors.

Now I took two two parts from both colours. And then fixed according to the ears and hand. Big pieces were attached on had to make ear. And I give circular shape to the other peace and attached on the part of hand.

Now the same process for feet. But there was a some difference to make feet. I have to press the other two pieces and then make feet as I want.

My rabbit was about ready. Now I pickked up my black marker And draw its eyes 👀 and its mouth. nd these were literally looking so cute.

Some more shots.

I put them on decorations piece of my room.

Here is the video of whole process.

I hope you will love this diy. Don't forget to give me a positive feedback. Stay tuned. Allah Hafiz. Take care.


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