I made a few small "balls" out of white clay.
Mixed two different shades of brown clay, and used soft pastel.
Made a mark with the back of a needle, added some clay or soft pastel, or both =)
Attached it to a bigger white "ball"
Made another white and brow "lump"
Add as much clay as you want, then you are done, and on to the next one =)
You can also, instead of using only round parts, use uneven parts to add at the side. I pulled out some uneven pieces with the back of a needle.
And attached that to the white "ball", with some brown in the middle.
After a loooooong while, this was what I had accomplish =)
I found a printie for a popcorn box, similar to the one I have here at home =)
And filled the bottom with styrofoam, this way you don't have to make millions of tiny pop corns ;) I painted my styrofoam with some soft pastel to make it match the rest of the pop corns.
Pop corn for everyone! Even the dolls!
The Pettersson family was gathered in front of the TV, just like us last night.
(You could almost believe I took a picture of my own family here; me, the bump, cute daughter, husband and the box with pop corn.)
(You could almost believe I took a picture of my own family here; me, the bump, cute daughter, husband and the box with pop corn.)
Take care
Hannah
Замечательный пост! Очень интересно и полезно!!!
ReplyDeleteЯ поздравляю вас и вашу страну с победой на Евровидение! Это здорово!
Я думаю ваша семья и мини семья насладились вволю попкорном!
Татьяна
Thank you Tatiana!
DeleteFelicidades por el resultado de Eurovisión. Las palomitas tienen un excelente aspecto.
ReplyDeleteThank you Isabel!
DeleteCongratulations for Sweden winning the Eurovision contest!
ReplyDeleteYou have made absolutely gorgeous and delicious looking minipopcorn! Thank you for the tutorial and the link!
Hugs
Kikka
Thank you Kikka!
DeleteMuchas gracias por el tutorial, son muy reales.
ReplyDeleteFelicidades por Eurovisión
Thank you Eloisa!
DeleteDelicious! Looks fabulous
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Thanks for the lovely tutorial and cute story. Congrats on Sweden's big win! xo Jennifer
ReplyDeleteThank you Jennifer!
DeleteFeels like I won the Eurovision myself now after all the congratulations ;)
Hi Hannah! Congratulations on becoming a Mom again, Hannah, my best wishes for you all and I really hope you will feel better soon. And my next congrats for a Happy (belated) Birthday to you, I see that I've missed a lot in those 4 weeks ;O!!
ReplyDeleteIt has been a while since I've visited your blog and now I find a great tutorial of making delicious pop corn, how cool, thank you for sharing :D! Moreover: congrats for Sweden for winning the Eurovision Songfestival :)!
Big hug, Ilona
Thank you Ilona! I have been thinking of you and was so happy to see you back on your blog yesterday =)
DeleteYes, real life has given me many things so celebrate lately =) I try to enjoy it all!
Congrats to Sweden... luckily the German result is as interesting to me as a sack of rice falling down in China... ;O) Your mini popcorn turned out wonderful - great work! Thanks for showing how you've done it. And what a nice family portrait.
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Birgit
Thanks Birgit! I was quite surprised by the German result, I thought the song was quite good.. But it's always harder for countries that goes directly to the final I think. I'm happy your world didn't fall apart by the result ;) The Swedish result won't effect me as mush either, but since I like the show it will be fun to see it air from Sweden next year =) (and there has been a few extra shows on TV now about Måns and the win, all of Sweden seem to be in a good mood right now ;) )
DeleteFantásticas palomitas,muy reales!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBesos.
Gracias Pilar!
DeleteHi Hannah, congrats to Sweden for winning the Eurovision Songfestival !!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe popcorn looks soooo tasty, thank you for this wunderful Tutorial :)
Hugs Mieke xxx
Thank you Mieke!
DeleteYour popcorn is fantastic it looks so real. Thanks for the tutorial. Cute picture. Congrats to Sweden for winning :) Lol we didn't even get in.
ReplyDeleteHugs Maria
Thanks for the kind words Maria!
DeleteI am very late to the party! Is there any of this wondeful popcorn left??? Wow I must say ive seen a lot of tuts for popcorn but yours looks like the real thing! So wll done and easy to make!
ReplyDeleteA great way to celebrate a win!
Thanks Jane! Such wonderful words from a clay-master like you =) (I think the little people ate all the pop corns before the night had ended.. not a tiny pop corn left.. ;) )
DeleteThe popcorn looks great! Love the picture of the mini version next to the real-size version! Looks very tedious but all that hard work paid off in cuteness!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lindsey!
DeleteCongratulations on the Eurovision win!!! And even more congrats for these well made, cute popcorn!!! Thanks for the tut!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Simona!
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