Model magic clay mushroom

Create with polymer clay to sculpt these fun & easy mushroom bookmarks!

These clay mushrooms are so cute! Add a touch of whimsy to your next fairy garden with mushroom clay sculptures that are SO SIMPLE to make! Even beginners to working with clay can easily sculpt them. Clay Mushrooms Did you know that the fly agaric - a red capped mushroom similar to our clay mushrooms - is considered good luck in Germany and other European countries? To find one is considered a blessing for the new year! Mushrooms, also known as toadstools, have a deep connection to magic and…

This listing is for the pictured Yellow Micro Mushroom 🍄💛 Hand-sculpted with love from clay and hand painted This little one-of-a-kind forest creature will make the cutest little desk friend, shelf decoration, terrarium piece, or one-of-a-kind gift for a mushroom lover! A delicate, tiny, one-of-a-kind sculpture perfect for collectors of miniatures, and lovers of tiny, adorable things This item is not a toy and may pose a choking hazard to small children. Thank you so much for visiting…

Meet Lil Pumpkin Witchie! With her magically comforting and endearing aura, this tiny sorcerer is sure to enchant and charm any and all who behold her. Sittin' at about one and a half inch tall, she makes for a bewitching addition to any workspace, bookshelf, or any other vaguely horizontal surface you put her on! Each figure is lovingly hand sculpted using high quality polymer clay. Please note that the handmade nature of this item means there can be slight variations between each piece!

These DIY clay mushrooms look natural while adding just a touch of whimsy to make your terrariums that much more enchanting.

Franziska Shelton // Arts & Crafts on Instagram: "I am kicking off the holiday season with some easy DIY mushroom ornaments you can make for your 🌲 ! The ornaments are made from salt dough and are so cute and realistic looking! 🍄 Salt dough recipe: 1. Combine 1 cup of all purpose flour with 1/2 cup of sea salt and 1/2 cup of warm (?) water. 2. Preheat your oven to 250 degrees Fahrenheit. Mushroom Ornaments: 1. Use the salt dough to shape mushroom stalks and mushroom caps. 2. Bake your…

Ann Wood @Woodlucker/paper art on Instagram: "So excited to share this paper breakthrough! I have been pondering how to create transparency for several years. Now I finally came up with a method when I woke up last week with an idea. I started by molding paper over glass paperweights. Then trimmed the sides and painted layers of white glue over transparent paper. This created a wonderful milky, almost porcelain type surface. Inventing new techniques in paper is one of the reasons I’m on…