BURKATRON

This is a paid collaboration with Gorilla glue . (Ad) I'm a big fan of rainbow motifs, in fact, I'd go as far to say I'm a little bit addicted! My love for rainbow decor began with Gabe's nursery but it's not just for kids. Unlike the bright multicoloured rainbows of our childhood, the recent trend for using a more muted rainbow palette means you can easily introduce this playful decor into even the most 'grown-up' home. I've teamed up with Gorilla to make some cute polymer clay magnets that will bring a touch of childhood whimsy to your fridge or noticeboard. (The good news for minimalists out there.. you can make these designs as colourful or as paired back as you wish!) Materials needed. Polymer clay set Neodymium Magnets Gorilla Super Glue Brush and Nozzle Craft knife Step 1.  Take 4 complementary shades of polymer clay . I'm using a simple light to dark gradient for my rainbow with white, grey and black clay. Warm the clay between your hands and...

i've been making a bunch of stuff for gabes' nursery lately aaaaand i keep meaning to share it with you guys and then get tied up doing mum stuff or watching trash tv and yep ...my bad.  however, i finally remembered to document making something so here we are, hurrah! as you know i love muted earthy tones (especially now those autumnal months are creeping in) i keep seeing rainbow decor allll over my pinterest feed so i wanted to make some ornaments that i could hang in gabe's room to add a little extra cuteness.  (be warned my rainbow aesthetic is more brown than bright) materials: terracotta clay acrylic paint brushes craft knife rolling pin step 1. roll out your clay to about 5mm thick. I'm using this  air dry clay . i ordered terracotta clay instead of white by mistake and wow i'm happy about it, terracotta clay fits my colour scheme waaay better.  (it does however get on your hands so you'll need to give them a quick wash afterward!)  step 2. grab a craft...