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How To Make Clay Animals
Video Summary:
Bored with rolling out plain old snakes? Here's a fun way to make a whole menagerie of critters with clay and poster board.
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Source: How To Make Clay Animals
Video Transcript: (More)
Ingredients
- Modeling clay in different colors
- Heavyweight poster board
- A pencil
- Some crayons or markers
- And scissors
Steps
- Shape body - You can make any animal you like, of course, but let’s start with a dog. Take a handful of clay and shape it into a ball for the dog’s body. (23 sec. )
- Make spots - Use a different-colored clay to make spots for the dog’s body. (32 sec. )
- Draw features - On the poster board, draw and color the dog’s features. (38 sec. )
- Cut out body parts - Cut out the cardboard body parts. (44 sec. )
- If you make body parts for several different animals, you can mix and match them to create a brand new species! (49 sec. )
- Stick pieces into clay - Stick the cardboard pieces into the clay and bark “hello” to your new friend. Ruff, ruff! (57 sec. )
- The smallest dog ever known to live was a dwarf Yorkshire Terrier who was only 3.75-inches from nose to tail, and 2.8-inches tall. (69 sec. )
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