A Partridge in a Pear tree is taken from the Christmas carol that has that repetitious melody, pretty phrases, and a list of strange gifts: The Twelve Days of Christmas. Enhance your partridge with Liquid Glitter and Sequins. Materials How to make a Magiclay Partridge

Suitable for: Primary levels Materials: Paper Magiclay or Model Magic, Ocaldo Blocks, Chromacryl Paint How to Make a Santa Face 1. Use a small ball of Paper Magiclay and flatten it to create a small disc. 2. Add facial features by pressing small amounts of Paper Magiclay onto the flat disc. 3. Create a hat…

Suitable for: Primary levels Materials: Paper Magiclay, Paint How to Make a Paper Magiclay Flower 1. Take a small amount of the Paper Magiclay and add a small drop of paint to knead through the clay to colour it. 2. Shape petals by pushing the Paper Magiclay with your thumb or fingers, thinly onto a…

Paper Magiclay is a lightweight, soft and elastic modelling compound. Paper Magiclay air dries in hours resembling a paper like texture when dry. It will bond wet to dry, no adhesives, joining techniques or tools are required. It can be pulled, stretched, sprung back, rolled, shaped, cut, stamped, pressed to suit a variety of art…

There are numerous bones in the Children’s python. A pattern of bones, links to form the backbone, which begins at the head and ends at the tail. Each bone has two curved ribs attached to it, which reach almost right around the body to hold the snake together. All these bones are the same, but…

Paper Magiclay makes creating a 3D form coming out from a 2D background so manageable, at any level. The 3D form will adhere directly onto the surface – no glues, and it’s lightweight – no armatures required! Just create the form, and press it directly onto the Canvas Board. Leave to set, then decorate. Suitable…