What is the Pin of the Christmas Tree?
Christmas Tree is a piece of jewelry, similar to a brooch that is worn on clothes. The Christmas tree was designed in the early 30 years and has been worn on people everywhere since then. There are several types of pegs made of designers such as Schultzes and The Lains, who are known for Bakelite and Catalin Creations.
Christmas tree pinks can be made of different types of jewelry such as rubies, stones or diamonds, or just plastic and glass. Jewelry can be gold or silver on the edge and add dramatic taste. These festive jewelry usually ranges from $ 25 (USD) to $ 300, but some may cost much more.
Many people do not want to spend a lot of money on jewelry that is worn only once a year. This feeling led to the invention of a home Christmas tree. They are very cheap and create beautiful personalized gifts. It is also an entertaining holiday projectpro adult and children, similarly. Other supplies include cutter biscuits for Christmas tree, little bakeC, craft knife, plastic cover and translucent liquid Sculpey®, which is available in most of the main craft stores.
roll two different shades of green clay so they are flat and wide. The pasta machine, if available, will make this process easier, but the rolling pin works well. After the clay is flat and wide, fold it in half. Place the plastic cover on the top of the clay and cut the Christmas tree with a cookie cutter. Remove the plastic cover and the final product should be a Christmas tree with rounded edges.
Give the Christmas tree the look of the layers by the score of the skewer knife. If desired, add the ornaments with red, black or cadmium yellow to the tree. Small children can enjoy adding a face to a pinch of the Christmas tree.
Create a star of cadmium yellow clay using a craft knife. Emphasize the star as needed and attach it toThe top of the Christmas tree using Sculpey. Bake a Christmas tree in a furnace of 275 degrees Fahrenheit (135 degrees Celsius) for 30 to 45 minutes. When the Christmas tree is finished, attach the pin to its back using Sculpey.