Hello friends
We are back with a recycled project based on Christmas. So we came up with a tutorial on making a Nativity scene as Christmas is approaching, what could be more appropriate.
We are entering into the following challenges:
1. CHNC 416
2. LPOCF CHALLENGE #96
3. TTCRD Anything Goes Challenge
4. Altered eclectics
5. Morgan's Art World Open Challenge #12
6. NJC December Challenge
7. CGE Challenge #58
8. MIUCB #20 - Anything Goes + No Stamping
9. LTCCB #29
10. MLCCB #5 - December Anything Christmas Goes
11. A Perfect Time To Craft December Challenge # 12
12. Christmas Crafts DECEMBER Challenge
13. Crafty catz #442
14. Crafty creations Challenge #380
15. Simon Says: Christmas
16. Challenge # 35 CHRISTMAS & WINTER- December MMW Creative Challenge # 35
17. Brown Sugar Challenge #285
Hope you like it.
Do give it a try and let us know how it turned out.
Thanks for stopping by.
Subhashini & Chandhini
We are back with a recycled project based on Christmas. So we came up with a tutorial on making a Nativity scene as Christmas is approaching, what could be more appropriate.
Christmas-Nativity scene |
Nativity Scene
Materials used-
Christmas bell -2 (2.5 inch long)
Fevicryl Shilpkar clay-1
Fevicryl acrylic paints
Fevicol
Aluminium foil
Ice-cream sticks
Glue gun
Old Cardboard
Process
Mix the two parts of the Shilpkar clay to form a even colored clay.
Take 2 big parts from the clay mixture for making shawl, 2 small parts for head, 2 small parts for hands and keep the remaining aside.
With the big part, make flat circle with old cardboard roll just like you make chapathis. This will form the shawl.
Take some aluminum foil and crush it to form round shape for the head, cover the foil ball with Shilpkar clay. Repeat the same process to get 2 big heads and 1 small head for baby Jesus.
Make hands for Joseph and Mary, stick with help of fevicol or glue gun for sturdiness. Cut an old pen refill into 3 inch length, this will form the stick for Joseph. Place the stick in his right hand.
With remaining clay, roll them into long thin rolls to form hair.
Now assemble the head, hair, hands and shawl and stick with fevicol.
Moving to baby Jesus, make shawl just like you did above. Take the remaining clay and make cylindrical shape for the body, stick the head to body and then cover with shawl.
With some cardboard and ice-cream sticks, make a shed.
Take some jute cord, wrap it around the ice-cream stick box (as shown in the pic) to form the barn where the baby is placed.
Now paint everything white with acrylic paint. Let it dry.
Now paint with colors of your choice.
Give them a coat of varnish if you desire.
Ta da.... our Nativity scene is done.
We are entering into the following challenges:
1. CHNC 416
2. LPOCF CHALLENGE #96
3. TTCRD Anything Goes Challenge
4. Altered eclectics
5. Morgan's Art World Open Challenge #12
6. NJC December Challenge
7. CGE Challenge #58
8. MIUCB #20 - Anything Goes + No Stamping
9. LTCCB #29
10. MLCCB #5 - December Anything Christmas Goes
11. A Perfect Time To Craft December Challenge # 12
12. Christmas Crafts DECEMBER Challenge
13. Crafty catz #442
14. Crafty creations Challenge #380
15. Simon Says: Christmas
16. Challenge # 35 CHRISTMAS & WINTER- December MMW Creative Challenge # 35
17. Brown Sugar Challenge #285
Do give it a try and let us know how it turned out.
Thanks for stopping by.
Subhashini & Chandhini
Wow! I saw this on a challenge and I LOVE it! It's so clever & Cute :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a clever nativity scene. I absolutely love it. Thank you for taking part in the December "Love To Craft Challenge. DT Sam x
ReplyDeleteYou are an all rounder dears!! Love how you shaped the little figures to make such a wonderful nativity scene!! So amazing sweethearts!! Well done!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, I love how you made this its wonderful...Thanks for sharing with us at CraftyCatz this week and good luck in the challenge.xx
ReplyDeleteLovely creation. You are so talented. Thank you for sharing with us over here at Morgan's Artworld Open Challenge and best of luck with your entry. Love to see you join in each month. Thank you.
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Very clever and great project you have created here plus the tutorial. Nice work. Thank you for sharing with us over here at Morgan's Artworld Open Challenge and best of luck with your entry. Love to see you join in each month. Thank you. Annette DT forhttp://morgansartworld.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThis is such an adorable Nativity project Chandhini. It's so lovely and creative xx
ReplyDeleteOH WOW this is just precious! Great job! Thanks so much for playing in our Merry Little Christmas Challenge! Good Luck and I look forward to seeing you again next month!
ReplyDeleteDarlene
Merry Little Christmas DT
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Beautiful project. Very creative. Thank you for joining us at Altered Eclectics this month. Hope to see your gorgeous artwork back here again when we return in February. Happy Holidays. Judy DT
ReplyDeleteTerrific "trash to treasure" project ! Thanks for sharing with us at Love To Craft. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteVery creative and clever - love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for entering our ATG challenge at Through The Craft Room Door this week. Looking forward to see you again next challenge.
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Lovely and festive project. Thank you for joining us at MM Warriors.
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A great creation.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Christmas Crafts All Year Round and all the best for 2019!
Helen x
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