We have another master class from Ksenia Emelyanova. Now there are 3 master classes from this author. The rest can be found by the tag with her name.

Dear friends, I am glad to present you my new master class!

Today I will show you how to sculpt a bunny :)

From such a bunny you can make earrings (I once made these, only with different eyes), a pendant, a keychain, a magnet, decorate a mug with it or hang it on a Christmas tree...

The uses of polymer clay are so diverse these days!

But most importantly, I want to show you the principle of sculpting, after which you can make your own bunnies by changing the proportions and the position of the paws and ears! Let's get started.

For sculpting we will need:

• plastic in black, white, red colors;


• stacks for modeling;


• breadboard knife;


• baking glass;



• accessories.

Let's start sculpting!

To begin with, take plastic of white and black colors (more white and very little black) to get a light gray color, and mix them thoroughly until smooth. Roll out into a layer 3 mm thick using a pasta machine, rolling pin or other improvised means. I roll out with a regular breadboard knife. I make a similar base so that the product is “solid”, so it will be stronger. You can additionally make a wire frame for the bunny, but it is not necessary.

Using a breadboard knife, carefully cut out the bunny's silhouette. At this stage, it is not important that it is symmetrical, because everything can be corrected during the sculpting process. But if you have difficulty determining symmetry, pay attention to this now.

Using base-color plastic, we lay out the volume for our bunny: on the head, body and ears.

A good tool does not mean cool and expensive. One of my favorites is a simple nail stick. But it is great for smoothing joints. This is what we will do now!

Using a round stack, we mark out places for the eyes.

We collect the volume of white color in the bunny. Insert egg whites into the recesses that match the size of the holes.

We put small cakes on the cheeks and smooth them.


From the base gray we form “hemispherical pads” onto the mouth and place a nose on top.

We roll a small oval out of white plastic and make a lower jaw.

Roll a thin sausage to create an outline for the eyes.

Bake the finished product according to the instructions on the packaging of your plastic. When the product has cooled completely, cover the eyes and nose with varnish. And our bunny is absolutely ready :)

Thanks to everyone who finished reading the master class! I will be happy to answer any questions you may have in the comments. I will also be glad to see photos of your products from my master classes! Inspiration and creative success to everyone!

In this master class I will show you how to make a bunny from polymer clay. A small, funny figurine of a bunny...... From the author Irina Ivanitsk.... Added 4th year. back.

Modeling

Hare made of clay or dough (detailed master class)

To create a hare we need:

clay, gauze, rolling pin, slip (soaked clay), brush, hand rag, needle, blade, knife, and stacks (you can make them yourself or buy them in specialized stores)

First, take a small piece of clay and place it on any thick fabric

Using a rolling pin, roll out the clay into a thin, uniform layer 5 mm thick.

3. Now we give the layer a texture; to do this, we roll our layer through gauze again

4. Using a saucer and knife, cut out a circle from the layer

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5. Remove unnecessary things

6. Now, using a knife, we divide our layer into three equal parts, these are blanks for hares. We got three triangles, so there will be three birds with one stone.

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8. Lubricate the edges of the triangle with slip and connect them together.

9. Now we rub the seam, to do this we put gauze on top and run it with our finger several times

10. As a result, we should get blanks like this

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11. Making a smile using a blade

12. Insert teeth in the center of the smile (I’ll explain how they are made below)

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13. Now draw a line up from the center of the smile

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15. We fasten our paws with slip on the sides of the hare

16 . We make the upper legs, for this we roll two smaller balls and give them the shape of a carrot, and also fasten them with slip.

17. We make the nose of a hare, for this we roll a ball and attach it to the upper part of the body. Don't forget about the slip, it serves as cement for us.

18. We make the tail in the same way: we roll the ball, attach it to the back of the body using slip.

19. Now we make our tail fluffy, for this we make notches with a blade

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20. Let's start with the ears. To do this, take two identical pieces of clay and use your palms to shape them, as in the photo

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21. We give the ears relief and volume by crushing them with a stack in the center of each ear.

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22. Using a slip, attach the ears to the hare’s head

23. For the eyes, roll two small balls and attach them to the slip, while pressing a little with your fingers to hold them tighter

24. Using a special tool (you can take a gel pen refill or a cola straw instead) draw the eyes

25. Using a sharp stick, we make eyes, antennae and a navel

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26. We select our paws, for this we make notches with a stack

27. And to complete the image, we just have to make a hole at the top (the string for the bell will go there). As a result, we get such a cheerful, funny and happy hare!

Now our hare must dry completely, this takes about one to two days, after which it is fired in a muffle furnace at a temperature of 1000 degrees. Only after firing we can begin painting the souvenir. Here you can fantasize in different ways. For example, we like to use glaze and acrylic paints.

Note: in order to make teeth, you need to roll out the clay into long flagella, flatten them and draw straight lines with a needle right in the center of the flagella.

The teeth can only be used a day later, after they are completely dry!

Polymer clay pink, light pink or white, yellow, red
- Eyes printed on paper
- Metal stacks for shaping clay
- Knife
- Modeling board

Step-by-step modeling master class:

1. Knead a piece of pink clay, roll it into a ball and shape it into a muzzle.
2. Now mold the nose, tongue and two balls of the bunny’s face.
3. Glue all this to the head of the future hare.
4. Now make two ears from pink and red clay.
5. Make a body from pink clay.
6. You need to stick a white tummy on the body.
7. Next, form the two upper legs and tail of the bunny from pink clay.
8. You need to make a fluffy collar from white clay, and part of the lower paws from pink clay.
8. Now sculpt the feet using yellow, pink and red clay.
9. We begin assembling the hare. glue parts of the lower legs to the body.

10-13. Then attach the upper legs, after them the white collar, give it a shape.
14-15. Now we attach the lower limbs, after them we glue the head.
16. Attach ears to the head and decorate the bunny with dark pink clay circles. Also don't forget to glue the eyes.

If necessary, bake the figurine, and at the end glue the eyes with glue. source

Bunny made of polymer clay. Materials and tools

• soft blue, pink, black and white;
• A bear-shaped cutter no larger than 3 cm in size;
• Acrylic rolling pin and pasta machine;
• Needle or toothpick;
• Thin blade;
• Small scissors;
• Modeling stack;
• Metal blank for a brooch;
• Hot glue and gun.

Master class on sculpting a plastic bunny

2. Using a modeling stack (one with a flexible spatula), smooth out all the obtuse corners of the figure so that they become rounded and smooth. Smooth out the ears of the bear cub, and if you can’t make a perfectly straight head, cut off the ears and round the cut points with a stack.

3. Form a 3 cm long figure in the shape of a spindle from mint-colored plastic. Using a blade, cut the spindle into exactly two halves.

4. Attach the ears to the head polymer clay hare and smooth the joints with modeling stack.

5. Using the point of a needle or toothpick, you need to loosen the entire surface of the hare’s body. Make sure there are no missing areas or deep holes in the surface of the clay.

6. From bright pink polymer clay, form a ball with a diameter of 0.5 cm and press it with your finger onto the work surface so that it becomes flat. Place a flat pancake on the hare's tummy. Use a needle to loosen the top layer of pink clay, creating a plush surface effect.

7. From gray polymer clay (a ready-made shade or by mixing white and black shades of clay) we form an oval 6 mm long, flatten it with our fingers so that it becomes flat and with small scissors we cut out triangular parts exactly in the middle of the oval on both sides so that it turns out Infinity sign.

8. Place it on the face polymer clay hare an element made of gray clay and, with the tip of a needle, loosen the surface of the gray plastic.

9. Form a tiny drop from pink polymer clay and place it in a hollow made of gray clay.

10. Make indentations for the eye sockets above the gray part of the muzzle. Form small balls from black polymer clay and place them in the eye sockets.

11. Make a hole for the mouth in the lower hollow using gray clay. Roll out a very thin strip of black plastic and form thin eyebrows above the eyes.

12. From pink polymer clay, previously rolled out on the minimum thickness of a pasta machine, cut out a small rectangle and use a blade to cut out unnecessary parts and give the shape of a bow.

13. Using a cutter or blade, round off the sharp edges of the bow.

14. Using the edge of a needle or toothpick, make longitudinal grooves on the surface of the bow.

15. Attach a bow to any bunny ear. Place the workpiece in the oven for firing, according to all the recommendations specified in the plastic instructions.

16. After firing, glue the metal surface of the brooch base to the back of the plastic blank with hot glue. Can be glued with regular quick-drying glue. I do not recommend covering the loosened surface with varnish - the plush effect will be lost.

This is the original handmade gift for a child.

If you want to make a homemade gift for a slightly older child, read the master class.

Attach a brooch to your baby's scarf or hat, and you will see how a sincere smile spreads across the cute child's face! Believe me DIY gifts for children They give joy not only to the kids, but also to you)!