Owl creative paperclay tutorial

Hi! This time we are going to sculpting a beatiful owl with Creative paper clay.

¡Lets have fun!.

Materials needed :

-Creative Paperclay

-Alumine foil

-Acrilyc paints

-250 sand paper

-Masking tape

-Wire

1-Make a roll with alumin foil and cover it with a masking tape

 

2-Then cover it with the paperclay

3-Draw the next pattern:

4-Start with making tiny rolls and put them over the eyes.

5-Make some balls and put htem in the place.

6-Make ther nose with a roll

7-Put some big roll around the head.

8-Make the texture with a wood pencil

9-Put some rolls under the eyes.

10-Start to make the lace

11-Start making the Owl's feet with the wire in two sections like this:

12-Make this pattern for the wings

13-Now cover the Owl's feet with paper clay and  paste the wings to the body with some water

And now you can paint it like you want,here is mine!

Kid's Project: Whimsical Owl

Chloe and I have been having lots of fun creating this whimsical owl wall hanging.

We started by rolling out a ball of clay about 3/8" to 1/4" thick. We made the pieces in a variety of ways—some we molded, some we cut following a pattern, some we free hand cut. For the body and the tummy piece, we cut around mixing bowls that were the right size. For the wings, we used a tart mold as a cookie cutter, then cut the clay piece in half lengthwise for the two wings.

The two circles for her eyes were molded. The head, beak, and feet were cut free hand.

Eyes	Beak and feet

We added different textures to the head, wings, and body using embossing folders and clay texture sheets.

Here are all of our owl pieces laid out to dry.

When the pieces were completely dry, we painted them with acrylic paints and glued them together using E6000 adhesive. We added a jewelry bail to the back of the head for hanging and adding her bow.

This owl wall hanging brightens any place she perches.

Carole	Chloe
Table Cell	Table Cell