Model Magic Instructions:
-
Model Magic Instructions:
Keep the clay in this bag until you plan to
use it from start to finish. The clay will
start to dry up once it touches the air.
- Please construct the animal over the
weekend. Though the clay is in a bag, it
isn’t guaranteed to last longer than the
weekend.
- Once it’s taken out of the bag, don’t over
work it, or it becomes difficult to mold.
- Once the animal is made, let it sit to dry
for 72 hours. Then, you may paint it or
use markers to add features to the
animal.
- The animal may be brought to school
with the finished diorama by Monday,
March 12th.
*There is a how-to video with tips for sculpting.
It can be viewed on my teacher page through
the Plymouth Creek Website.
Keep the clay in this bag until you plan to
use it from start to finish. The clay will
start to dry up once it touches the air.
- Please construct the animal over the
weekend. Though the clay is in a bag, it
isn’t guaranteed to last longer than the
weekend.
- Once it’s taken out of the bag, don’t over
work it, or it becomes difficult to mold.
- Once the animal is made, let it sit to dry
for 72 hours. Then, you may paint it or
use markers to add features to the
animal.
- The animal may be brought to school
with the finished diorama by Monday,
March 12th.
*There is a how-to video with tips for sculpting.
It can be viewed on my teacher page through
the Plymouth Creek Website.
Model Magic Instructions:
Model Magic Instructions:
-
Keep the clay in this bag until you plan to
use it from start to finish. The clay will
start to dry up once it touches the air.
- Please construct the animal over the
weekend. Though the clay is in a bag, it
isn’t guaranteed to last longer than the
weekend.
- Once it’s taken out of the bag, don’t over
work it, or it becomes difficult to mold.
- Once the animal is made, let it sit to dry
for 72 hours. Then, you may paint it or
use markers to add features to the
animal.
- The animal may be brought to school
with the finished diorama by Monday,
March 12th.
*There is a how-to video with tips for sculpting.
It can be viewed on my teacher page through
the Plymouth Creek Website.
-
-
Keep the clay in this bag until you plan to
use it from start to finish. The clay will
start to dry up once it touches the air.
- Please construct the animal over the
weekend. Though the clay is in a bag, it
isn’t guaranteed to last longer than the
weekend.
- Once it’s taken out of the bag, don’t over
work it, or it becomes difficult to mold.
- Once the animal is made, let it sit to dry
for 72 hours. Then, you may paint it or
use markers to add features to the
animal.
- The animal may be brought to school
with the finished diorama by Monday,
March 12th.
*There is a how-to video with tips for sculpting.
It can be viewed on my teacher page through
the Plymouth Creek Website.