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  Fly Dromaeosaur Mask

Designed by - Dorothy Chan, MAKIN'S CLAY® Design Team
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Supplies:
* Makin's Clay® - The No Bake Clay®
* No Kneading, conditioning or baking required!
Approximate:
  • 20g Black Clay
  • 500g White Clay for 2 packs
  • Recommended Makin's Brand® Tools:
  • Mallet
  • Roller
  • Clay Mixing Ruler®
  • Other Materials:
  • Ruler
  • White glue
  • Scissors
  • Acrylic Paint: Copper, Silver
  • Paintbrush
  • Plastic wrapper
  • Plain plastic mask
  • Photos: How:
       
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    1. Roll a 5mm thick, 300mm x 200mm rectangle light grey sheet with Makin's Brand Roller. To get light grey, mix 375g white clay with 5g black clay (while the basic ratio of making light grey with Makin's Brand Clay Mixing Ruler™ is (F)white + (B)black). Add white glue on top surface of mask. Cover the entire mask with the clay sheet. Stick on the nose first to prevent air bubble being trapped underneath. Then smooth the contour surface with fingers and palm carefully. Prevent air bubble being trapped underneath face mask contours. Use pin to puncture air bubbles if they happen. Press to release air out with fingers.


    2. Trim off the excess clay along mask edge with Makin's Brand Mallet or scissors. Depress the 2 eyes holes with fingers, then hollow them with Makin's Brand Mallet.


    3. Get dark grey color by mixing 625g white clay with15g black clay (while the basic ratio of making dark grey with Makin's Brand Clay Mixing Ruler™ is (F)white + (D)black. Roll a 8mm thick, 385mm x 175mm rectangle sheet with Makin's Brand Roller. Cut out the shape according to the paper pattern with Makin's Brand Mallet. Put a plastic wrapper under the mask to prevent the clay sheet of flying dromaeosaur from sticking to the table surface. No need to add glue on the mask, then cover the upper half of mask with the dark grey pattern clay sheet. Prevent air bubble being trapped underneath by placing the nose on first. Smooth the clay surface with fingers and palm when covering the upper half of mask carefully. Place the 2 wings of clay on table.

    4. Slightly lift up the middle forehead edge and the nose tip of the mask with fingers. Put wrapper underneath to prevent it from collapsing down. Hollow 2 eyes holes by Makin's Brand Mallet. Let dry.

    Steps of "Add on Method";
    1. Roll a shape
    2. Dip the whole piece in water
    3. Put the whole piece on the surface to be added on, press edges of pieces to taper them slightly with your wet thumb and index finger, and blend it into surface.



    5. For the ears: Follow the steps of "Add on method", roll a 130mm long pointed ends rope, then slightly flatten it to make ear. Dip the whole piece in water then put along the lateral side of the mask. Hold the ear and press towards the mask by sliding it up and down with your wet thumb and index finger until the rope merge with the mask surface. Hollow the ear hole in the middle of the ear with the Makin's Brand Mallet or scissors. Make another ear by the same method.

    6. For making forehead: Follow the steps of "Add on method", roll a 15mm thick, 170mm long elongated dark grey teardrop by palm. Dip in water, place it along from eyebrow to nose of mask. Wet your thumb and index finger, hold the rope and press towards the mask with sliding motion. Merge the edge with your wet index finger nail. Smooth the surface with wet finger tips.

    7. For making wings, roll two 15mm long, 3mm diameter ropes with finger, coil the tails for making hooks. Let dry for inserting at the elbows of wings afterwards. Make bones for the wings using the same method. Adjust and measure the lengths according to the wings size. Then finished nose, neck and eyes pattern.

    8. For making head piece of Flying Dromaeosaur: roll a 30mm diameter dark grey ball, then roll to a 35mm long teardrop, Sharpen the larger blunt end to a Y-shape first with your thumb and index finger and then elongate them to make two horns. Slightly curve them with fingers. Stick on the neck after the neck is dried. Add extra clay at the back of the neck for anchoring and merge the edge with your wet fingernails and fingertips as described before.

    Finally. Paint with acrylic color after dried.