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Harvest Mice

By Conny Jones

Materials Required:

Fimo soft clay: Deep Green, Mid Green,

White, Conker Brown, Red, Black,

Pale Yellow and Beige.

Plastic work board.

Non-stick baking parchment or tracing paper.

Craft knife.

Cocktail stick.

P. V.A. Craft adhesive.

Card mount: SF03P-OV-30, White/Grey oval.

To Make The Card:

Always work the clay until it is soft and

pliable. For a more professional finish when

adding details such as eyes, noses etc. to a piece,

make a small indent with a cocktail stick first,

this allows the item to ‘sit into’ the object it is

placed onto. The diagrams are all actual size so

you can easily check the sizes and shapes of your

pieces as you mould them. Small variations will

not matter to the finished design.

Picture 4 shows the completed design, place

a piece of non stick baking parchment over the

picture and assemble the pieces onto it as you

make them, you can simply pop the whole thing

into the oven after assembling without having to

transfer it to foil.

Picture One:

Using deep green clay mould the wide grasses

as shown. The blade of grass on the right hand

side should be made straight then given a twist

close to the top.

Roll some mid green clay to make a long

round strip about 1mm wide and make the

poppy stems by cutting lengths off and bending

to shape. Mould the poppy seed heads using mid

green with conker brown for the tops, use the

cocktail to stick indent the lines onto the tops.

Picture Two:

Make the poppy petals from red clay, place

the four outer petals together overlapping the

edges very slightly then place the centre petal

over them as shown. Make nine tiny black dots

and add to the centre petal, mix a tiny piece of

beige with a little pale yellow to make the circle

Actual Size

in the very centre. After

placing the poppy onto

the tracing assembly

use the cocktail stick to

gently lift and shape

the edges of the petals

in several places to give

it some depth.

Roll some beige clay

to make a long round

strip about 1.5mm

wide. Make the wheat

stem by cutting a

length off and bending

to shape. Save the

remainder of the strip

for the other wheat

stems later.

Make twenty small

white ovals with slightly pointed ends for the

daisy petals, use the cocktail stick to mark a line

down the centre of each as shown. Make two

rough circles from pale yellow and place ten

petals round each pressing gently together to

make the two daisy heads.

Picture Three:

Make the last two wheat stems from the

remainder of the beige strip. Roll a short length

of deep green to a 1mm wide strip, bend to make

the daisy stem and cut to length. Tuck the top

end just under the daisy petal and the lower end

under the poppy flower.

Make 40 small beige ovals with slightly point-

ed ends for the ears of wheat, a little variation

in the sizes

will help to

make the

wheat look

more natur-

al and the

centre ear is

made with

slightly

larger pieces

overall than

the other

two. Press

the pieces

gently

together to

form the

wheat ears

shaping as

shown.

Actual Size

Picture Four:

Remove the parchment assembly

from the last picture while you make

the mice, you can replace it to position

the mice later if required. Mould the

mice bodies from conker brown, these

should be rounded so they are approxi-

mately 5mm to 6mm deep. Make four

small flat conker brown ovals with flat

bottoms for ears. Attach two to each

mouse curling them round to shape.

Make four tiny black dots for the eyes

and press them into place. Mix a little

white with some red and make two

pink noses, press these onto the mice.

Roll a strip of conker brown to 1.5cm

wide and make the two mouse tails

gently attaching them to the bodies.

Put the assembled design into the

oven and refer to the packaging for baking

instructions, it’s usually about 30 mins at 130˚C.

If you were using tracing paper, remember to

remove the work and place it onto foil instead

for baking.

Once the fimo has cooled, glue it onto the

card placing it centrally inside the oval shape.

Actual Size

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