Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
How to use tinted liquid clay to create little pools of light, in this pretty Christmas tree ornament - or a light-catcher for the window.
The blades are actually from the Sculpey Super Slicer Blade Set (oops!).
You will need:
White glitter clay (or another pale clay of your choice)
Liquid clay
Alcohol Ink(s)
Acrylic paint
Glaze
A ceramic tile (or glass) to work/bake on
A pasta machine or rolling pin
Sculpey blades (see above)
Scissors
Shaped cutters
Drinking straws
Needle (tool)
Toothpick
Coarse sandpaper
Paintbrushes
Foil tray (to cover work in the oven)
Stationery to make a template
Ribbon, or thread, for hanging
How to use tinted liquid clay to create little pools of light, in this pretty Christmas tree ornament - or a light-catcher for the window.
The blades are actually from the Sculpey Super Slicer Blade Set (oops!).
You will need:
White glitter clay (or another pale clay of your choice)
Liquid clay
Alcohol Ink(s)
Acrylic paint
Glaze
A ceramic tile (or glass) to work/bake on
A pasta machine or rolling pin
Sculpey blades (see above)
Scissors
Shaped cutters
Drinking straws
Needle (tool)
Toothpick
Coarse sandpaper
Paintbrushes
Foil tray (to cover work in the oven)
Stationery to make a template
Ribbon, or thread, for hanging










