Valentine's Heart Shape Pearly Donut Handmade Clay Keychain

Hello, how are you? Happy Valentine's Day! Are you like me, single since forever? You're not alone! LOL, I know everyone is asking me why I am still single. I wonder why? hahaha. One thing to answer is that "I AM NOT READY YET." And I am busy sculpting clay, hahaha.
So yeah, to celebrate Valentine's, I am going to make a heart shaped Donut, which is a rush idea of mine, which I regret a little, but enjoyable at the same time.
Materials I Used:
- Polymer Clay
- Weighing Scale
- Needle Tool
- Acrylic Stamping Block
- Toothbrush
- Tree Brush Tool
- Thin Sticker Paper
- Soft Pastel
- Brush
- Clear Glue
- Pallete Knife
- Dotting Tool
- X-Acto Knife
- Gum Container
- Eyepin
- Pearl Powder
- Oven
- UV Resin
- Gloves
- Mask
- UV Lamp
- Keychain
- Pliers
Craft Time!
First, I condition the clay by kneading it until the texture is soft enough to work with. Do not skip this process.
I forgot to document myself weighing the clay, but yeah, I like to weigh mine for future reference.
And then I shape it into a ball, and then to add the heart shape, I use my needle tool to do the job.
At first, it looks weird as I patiently sculpt it. This is what it looks like.
Because I'm making a donut, I am going to add a hole in the middle. I just use the back of the clay tool I have.
To add the texture, I use this needle tool. I really like to add the texture in the middle.
And then I added texture again using the toothbrush and tree brush tool.
I recently watched a clay artist add tape to the side of the clay before adding shade to it, which is a genius idea, so I tried it.
To add the shades, I use soft pastels and a brush. After I added shades, I removed the sticker I added to the sides. Look how realistic it looks now, that's how it happens when you fry a real donut, it leaves a lighter shade at the side.
To add the sweet glazing at the top, I mix clear glue and some red clay and mix it using pallete knife, keep adding clear glue until the desired thickness.
Using the dotting tool, I added the glazing at the top.
This is what it looks like.
And I made a mini topping too.
Let the glazing dry first, and then I added the eyepin.
I remembered I bought a pearl powder last year that I haven't used yet, so I added it to the clay to make it shinier.

After that, I added UV Resin into the clay and then applied it using this thin brush.
After that, I cure it underthe UV Lamp for about a couple of minutes.
To add the keychain, I first put the jumpring into the eyepin.
And then I lock it using the two pliers I have, and done!
I have a little bit of trouble choosing which photo I am going to upload, LOL.

Looking at it close up, make it cuter! I like it so much.
Thank you for visiting, see you on my next blog. :D
Please take care of your mental health as well.
I hope you are okay today :))
Please take care of your mental health as well.
I hope you are okay today :))

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STOPCan i Say yummy keychain??😺💯
Sure! Thank you :D
Your Valentine's heart shape pearly donut handmade clay keychain is incredible and we are proud of you.
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Thank you :D
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Esta pieza te ha quedado maravillosamente bien. Felicidades por el resultado y gracias pro ofrecernos este paso a paso tan genial-
This piece has turned out wonderfully well. Congratulations on the result and thank you for offering us such a great step-by-step guide.