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Berry Simple DIY Clay Polaroid Holders



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Hello, gardeners! Today, Gardener Kelsey has released an exciting new video showing us how to create Berry Simple DIY Clay Polaroid Holders. This charming craft project is enjoyable for gardeners of any age, allowing you to personalize the shapes to your liking, whether intricate or simple. In the video, Gardner Kelsey walks us through each step with clear instructions and helpful tips.


Scroll down to watch Gardener Kelsey's new video, and scroll all the way down to Collect Your Gardening Tool Badge for this activity!


Making our Berry Simple DIY Clay Polaroid Holders is wonderful for our social and emotional development for gardeners at any age. The hands-on activity encourages creativity and fine motor skills as gardeners mold and shape the clay. It fosters a sense of accomplishment and pride when we can see the finished product holding cherished memories in the form of Polaroid photos.



Working on this project together can also strengthen family bonds, as it provides an opportunity for meaningful conversations and shared experiences. Younger gardeners can learn the value of patience and perseverance as they wait for the clay to dry and harden, and they experience the joy of giving when they gift their handmade holders to friends or family members.


This simple yet engaging craft not only results in a functional keepsake but also leaves a lasting impact on a gardener’s emotional well-being and creative spirit.


Materials Needed For Our Berry Simple DIY Clay Polaroid Holders:

  • Air Dry Clay

  • Paint

  • Clear Finish Spray (optional)

  • Polaroid Photos!

  • Shape the air dry clay into your preferred design, like strawberries, flowers, or a minimalist frame.

  • Gently press a polaroid into the clay to create a shelf/slot that perfectly fits your photos.

  • Allow the clay to dry for 24-48 hours, or speed up the process by baking in the oven at the lowest setting for 10 minutes. Adjust the time based on clay thickness; thinner pieces dry faster.

  • Choose your paint colors, apply them after the clay dries, and let them dry as well. For a glossy finish, consider using a finishing spray.

  • Insert your photos and enjoy your unique creations!


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In her video, Gardener Kelsey starts by gathering all the necessary materials. With her easy-to-follow video, you'll learn how to roll out the clay, cut out your desired shapes, and even add textured details using everyday household items.


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Once your shapes are ready, Kelsey shows how to delicately insert a small groove for holding Polaroid photos. The best part? You can customize your holders with your favorite colors and designs, making each one a unique piece of art. She also shares some creative ideas for themes, like garden flowers, strawberries, or even minimalistic shapes that reflect your love for gardening.


After the clay dries, Gardener Kelsey demonstrates how to paint and seal your creations, turning them into durable and charming decorations that can brighten up any space.


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Grab your clay gardeners and let's start creating! Our Berry Simple DIY Clay Polaroid Holders are ideal for a rainy afternoon, a class art project or a weekend craft. These clay gardeners add a delightful personal touch to any space, whether it's a room, office, or classroom. Happy gardening and crafting!




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Hey gardeners, did you make your own clay photo holders? If so, congratulations, you can collect the 'DIY Clay Photo Holder' Gardening Tool Badge'!


 --> Click the badge to download a pdf sticker for your Gardening Tool Badge Collector Sheet




 

Learn how to make Berry Simple DIY Clay Polaroid Holders with Gardener Kelsey! This engaging craft fosters creativity and emotional well-being.

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