Sculpey Souffle is a new type of clay on the market and I am on the Sculpey Clay Design Team. Iris, our fearless leader decided to give us a challenge. She sent 4 colors of the Soufflé clay and random objects. We were told we had to use all 4 of the clay colors and that we had to use everything in the bag.
I could not come up with a way to incorporate all the items and the colors into my project so I decided to go in a different direction and use the colors of the clay and use the objects sent as impressions in the clay. Follow the instructions below and learn how to make something similar.
Instructions for Sculpey Souffle frame:
1. Condition your clay. Roll the clay through the clay conditioning machine on the thickest setting. Place the clay on a covered work surface.
2. Press random objects into the clay to create texture. I used one of everything that was sent to me in the challenge bag.
I pressed the top of the knob into the clay.
The twine was used by allying string to curl randomly and pressing in gently.
The wood coin was rolled through the clay to make waves.
The spiral paper clips made a cool impression into the clay.
The tips of the paper clip added a bit of a geometric pattern.
3. Using a craft knife or a tissue blade cut squares and rectangles into the textured clay.
4. Bake the clay sheets in the oven according to manufacturers directions.
5. Paint the frame with DecoArt Acrylic paint. Allow frame to dry.
6. Arrange the clay pieces in a patchwork or mosaic pattern.
6. I used a hot glue gun by Adtech to adhere the clay to the painted frame.
7. Drill a hole in the top of the frame. Twist knob in. Add a jute bow and button.
8. Add paper and a monogram letter in the center.
kwolff says
This is such a fun idea! I am always looking for simple projects that I can do with my kiddos (ages 3-16). I would love to see what they come up with doing something like this. And I just so happen to have all the necessary tools for this project in hand – that’s a first!
Tina Robinson says
Oh wow! I LOVE this! I love the clay but have never gotten into it because I was never sure what to do with it but this is awesome!
Amy Anderson says
I love all of the texture in this frame – so pretty!
amandachristensens says
I really like the way you used so many different common household items to get interesting texture on your clay!
jenni heath says
Really fun idea!