Learn how to make DIY miniature pots out of polymer clay & miniature topiary trees out of preserved moss and boxwood. This is a pretty easy miniature art project and a great creative adventure. These miniature topiary trees are perfectly sized for a little fairy. While they are not for outdoor fairy gardens, they look absolutely amazing indoors, surrounded by your house plants. They also make great dollhouse accessories.\r<br>\r<br>Supply List for this tutorial:\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>These little topiary trees are available in my shop here:\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>Time stamps for your convenience: \r<br>\r<br>0:48 Periwinkles Topiary Tutorial\r<br>1:00 Terra cotta pot used as mold\r<br>1:32 Decorate with leaves\r<br>1:56 Making the topiary tree from preserved moss\r<br>2:05 Glue instructions\r<br>2:25 Securing the topiary to the pot\r<br>2:35 Mr. Stones Topiary Tips\r<br>3:05 Mr. Stone polymer clay secret\r<br>3:20 Make a mold\r<br>3:30 Bake with clay pot in mold\r<br>3:37 Secure sculpted head with liquid clay \r<br>3:42 Bake again\r<br>4:00 Secure decorations with liquid clay\r<br>4:03 Bake again, and repeat process for the other side\r<br>4:05 Paint it\r<br>4:13 Wipe paint off\r<br>4:21 Paper towel fairy garden\r<br>5:02 Preserved boxwood\r<br>5:06 Hold a group of the leaves together while cutting\r<br>5:16 Recommended glues\r<br>5:26 Dried rose buds\r<br>5:33 Ending remarks\r<br>\r<br>Im Caroline & I make polymer clay fairy tale nonsense every week. If youre tired of adulting, find some twigs and some clay and create your own fairy-sized world. Its surprisingly therapeutic. \r<br>\r<br>Website: \r<br>Pinterest: \r<br>Instagram: \r<br>Twitter: \r<br>Etsy:
