Can I use fresh flowers?

No, fresh flowers will not dry properly and may spoil. Use dried flowers for the best results.

How can I store my jewelry?

Store finished pieces in a cool, dry place, preferably in a soft pouch or jewelry box.

Air-dry clay isn't waterproof, so keep your jewelry away from water or moisture to maintain its integrity.

Yes, you can paint the clay before or after adding the flowers, but ensure it is fully dry.

If your flowers aren’t sticking properly, you can press them in more firmly while the clay is still wet.

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using water as it may damage the clay and flowers.

A delightful project to create unique pressed flower jewelry using air-dry clay, perfect for personal expression and gifting.

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Start by rolling out the air-dry clay on parchment paper until it’s about 1/8 inch thick.
Use a small round cutter or knife to shape the clay into desired pendant forms.
Take your dried flowers and gently press them into the surface of the damp clay.
Allow the clay to air-dry completely for about 24 hours.
Once dry, apply a thin coat of matte Mod Podge to seal your floral designs.
Finish by attaching a jump ring through the top of each pendant and threading them onto the beige cord.

Ensure hands and working area are clean while handling clay. Consider pre-cutting clay shapes for younger children.