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Bread Dough Jewellery

How to make Bread Dough Jewellery - DIY Craft Project from Craftbits.com
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  • White Bread (With Sides Removed)
    White Glue (Most often used can be Aleen's Tacky Glue or Fevicol)
    Dettol
    Fabric Antique Gold Powder
    Mixer Grinder
    Wooden Mixing Tool
    Rectangular Wooden Spatula

Take three white bread loaf pieces and remove all the brown sides from them


Grind all these in a mixer grinder


Once you obtain the 'Bread Grind' put three tablespoons of white glue in it


Add Dettol


Start mixing all the ingredients using a wooden spatula and eventually knead the mixture into fine white dough


Once the dough becomes soft, pinch a 2.5 inch ball out of the dough and flatten it with hands squeezing, pushing and shaping the dough ball into a rectangular structure


Use a roller and even out the surface of the rectangle. Then take about only a pinch of dough and roll it into a spiral shape. Obtain four such shapes for the four sides of the rectangle and stick them on to these sides


Repeat the process with another ball, but this time, flatten the dough ball and roll it further to make a thick flat circular shape.


Cut 5 circles using an edgy and sharp circular cap of any container


Finally, take the last pinch of dough and roll it into a sphere. You can give it any texture of your choice.


Place all these for drying. This may take from 24-72 hours in which the creations may shrink up to 20%


Once they are dry, color them using medium and antique gold fabric paint. Fevicyrl is the best brand to buy


Share your craft once done. Enjoy!


 


 


 

  

This project was submitted by swati.bhandari (Swati). Thanks Swati!

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If the Dettol is just for a preservative it can be skipped

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Dettol is toxic to plants, animals and HUMANS! why would you use this product??