Wedgwood
Jasperware
Style Halloween
Pumpkins
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These spooky cameo pumpkins, made using polymer clay, are inspired by vintage Wedgwood jasperware.
Halloween Goes Grandmillenial!
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You can make a two-tone version with two different colors of polymer clay.
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Or keep things simple with just one color!
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Supplies
silicone molds polymer clay wax paper rolling pin baking pan parchment paper toothpicks & plastic spoon cornstarch or baby powder small pumpkins & gourds spray paint & primer hot glue
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Step 1
Knead polymer clay until it's soft. Press or roll out into thin sheets.
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Step 2
Press small pieces of softened white clay into the mold.
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Step 3
Use a toothpick, if necessary, to work into small crevices.
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Step 4
Press a flattened piece of blue clay into the mold to complete the design.
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Step 5
Turn the mold over and gently press to release the cameo design.
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Step 6
Bake clay pieces on a parchment-lined baking sheet, following the manufacturer’s instructions. Allow to cool and harden completely before removing.
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Step 7
Prime and paint plastic pumpkins and gourds with spray paint.
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Step 8
Hot glue baked cameos onto painted pumpkins and gourds.
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Use different molds and spray paint colors to make multiple spooky Halloween designs.
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Get the full tutorial, plus a how-to video, for this Halloween craft at the link below.
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