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Butterflies |
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| You only make half of the butterfly in a cane. Take two slices of the cane, shape a body with antennae and stick it all together. To bake, place a folded index card under the butterfly, supporting the wings and body at any angle you like and bake as usual. If you want to make them into beads, take a small piece of clay, shape it into a tube and attach to the back of the butterfly. | ||||||
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I learned: Don't be afraid to use color. Strategically placed small logs
can brighten it up. Pick an outside color and save some for the body.
This is a great way to use scrap clay and
small logs of leftovers. |
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New in 2004 |
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