I absolutely love this tutorial! I’ve been hunting for Christmas ornaments, but all the textured ones I like never come in a batch and/or are too pricey. Thank you for this easy DIY that I think will even be fun to involve my niece in making. 💜
You have my admiration! Your skills in every aspect of your art are top notch!! Loved all of your projects, and really loved the clock and the angel ornament...and the candle sticks! And the little dish...it was all lovely!
What a nice compliment, Mary. Thank you! There are so many possibilities with air dry clay, and I learn something new every time. I hope you enjoy trying some projects yourself!
I suggest you start with something like the ornaments to get used to rolling the clay and making simple shapes. Then you can move onto the trinket dish. You can do this!🙌🏼
Thanks, Rosaelina! I haven’t tried making jewelry from this. Polymer clay is a popular choice for jewelry because it is a little more durable. There’s no harm in trying with air dry clay, though!
Hi Valerie. Yes, these are meant as Christmas tree decorations, and I’ve also used them as an accent on Christmas gifts. You could also write on the back of the ornaments with a paint pen if you want to add a message.
Aside from the Angel being an Angel, I see nothing at all that looks like Christmas! For a botanical, they would fit a lot better. Sorry but these are not Christmas ornaments to me.
Thanks for sharing your opinion, Jeannie. I’m just trying to be kind to others, help when and where I can, and encourage others. I’m sure you can relate? You might enjoy my salt dough ornaments better. They are in traditional Christmas shapes. These air dry clay ornaments are for people who like the natural/coastal aesthetic. You can also leave them white or paint them red if you like. Have a great Christmas!
You can find a full detailed tutorial for this video here: www.firstdayofhome.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
So happy to have found your tutorials! Job well done. Thank you for taking your time to show me how to make this!
Thanks so much for the nice comment! I'm so glad you found your way here! 🩷
I absolutely love this tutorial! I’ve been hunting for Christmas ornaments, but all the textured ones I like never come in a batch and/or are too pricey. Thank you for this easy DIY that I think will even be fun to involve my niece in making. 💜
I’m so glad you found it helpful, Veronica! I hope you and your niece have a great time!❤️ These are pretty easy to make.
This was a really clear and well-done video! Thank you!
Thanks so much! I hope you get inspired to make some. 😊
I love the pressed flowers the most! They're all pretty!
Thanks so much, Paula! I think the pressed flower ones are my favorite too. 😊
I love how you used beach colors and the flowers.
Thank you! I’m glad you liked them.
Love all these ideas. The flowers on the back are a great touch! Thank you for sharing these beauties. 🥰😊🌺🌺🌺🌺
Thanks so much for the nice comment! I’m glad you liked them. 😊❤️
I love your ornaments
Thanks, Flo!
You have my admiration! Your skills in every aspect of your art are top notch!! Loved all of your projects, and really loved the clock and the angel ornament...and the candle sticks! And the little dish...it was all lovely!
What a nice compliment, Mary. Thank you! There are so many possibilities with air dry clay, and I learn something new every time. I hope you enjoy trying some projects yourself!
@@FirstDayofHome I have an unopened package of Das here, but I don't think I possess the magic!!
I suggest you start with something like the ornaments to get used to rolling the clay and making simple shapes. Then you can move onto the trinket dish. You can do this!🙌🏼
The dried flowers look awesome!
Thank you! I have a whole video about drying flowers if you're interested. There are endless possibilities. czcams.com/video/lLgpgD_xZzU/video.html
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Thanks!
Omgoodness these are so fun! I want to make them!! Thanks for the tutorial Crissy!
Thanks so much, Cindy! I hope you do make some!❤️
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you, Marya!
Wow thank you, have you made any jewelry out of this clay? I’m wondering how would it’s look. Thank you I love how you decorations came out🧡🧡🧡
Thanks, Rosaelina! I haven’t tried making jewelry from this. Polymer clay is a popular choice for jewelry because it is a little more durable. There’s no harm in trying with air dry clay, though!
I have just discovered your channel. This will be a fun activity for the grandchildren during the school holidays. Thank you. Wendy
That’s wonderful to hear. I hope your grandchildren enjoy it! Thank you for watching, Wendy. 😊
These are wonderful! Thank you for sharing.❤
Thanks for the kind words, Connie!🫶🏼
The flowers is a great idea. Thanks for sharing the method. Wonderful video.
Thanks so much! It’s comments like yours that keep me motivated!😊
I like them all but the angel's are my favorite
Thanks, Tara! Those are my favorite too. 😊
Love your instruction!
Thanks so much, Katy!
I had no idea about using fresh greenery for a design on clay. The wooden beads add a special touch! Happy Holidays, Kippi
Thanks so much, Kippi! Hope you have fun with it. Happy Holidays!
Have you ever made Christmas tree decorations? Or gift tags? Valerie.
Hi Valerie. Yes, these are meant as Christmas tree decorations, and I’ve also used them as an accent on Christmas gifts. You could also write on the back of the ornaments with a paint pen if you want to add a message.
Ugave me some good ideas Thx Mable Sowell
Great Mable Ainta Sowell Nashville Tennessee Clay Lady Studio
I’m glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
I love your Chanel and those ornaments look amazing
Thanks so much! I appreciate the kind words, Ziekia!❤️
Love these!!
Thanks, Elizabeth!😄
Going to try this for the first time and am hoping it works out well. Making mini ornaments.
This is a great project for beginners, so I hope you enjoy it! Have fun, Debbie!
@@FirstDayofHome thank you.
Any time 😊
Very God From Miss. ANITA (Nashville Tennessee)
Thank you, Anita! Hello from Houston!
I absolutely loved these ornaments!❤️
Thank you so much, Anna!💕
Loved it. Thank you! Since these don't go in the oven, do they hold up well and don't crack easily?
Thank you! No, they don’t crack easily and hold up pretty well. My only advice is not to make them too thin. Have fun!
@@FirstDayofHome Thanks! Can't wait.
Yay!
Aside from the Angel being an Angel, I see nothing at all that looks like Christmas! For a botanical, they would fit a lot better. Sorry but these are not Christmas ornaments to me.
Thanks for sharing your opinion, Jeannie. I’m just trying to be kind to others, help when and where I can, and encourage others. I’m sure you can relate? You might enjoy my salt dough ornaments better. They are in traditional Christmas shapes. These air dry clay ornaments are for people who like the natural/coastal aesthetic. You can also leave them white or paint them red if you like. Have a great Christmas!
They look like Christmas decorations to me. Love them ❤@@FirstDayofHome
@hadassahswain4986 Thanks, Hadassah!🩷