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How to make a vase from salt dough?

I love salty dough. This material is available to everyone, because it is very easy to prepare at home. Enough glass of fine salt Extra, for example; a glass of cold water and flour. Knead a tight dough and let it stand. In order for the vase to dry, we need to make a frame or base. I recommend using foil. Just crumple a decent lump and then close it with dough. to give the shape you need, you can use the finished image or the vase that you already have. Hands should be dry, but if it is difficult for you to work with the dough, then you can slightly (!) Moisten them with water. We form a vase and let it dry. It is best to put in a preheated oven (but already turned off). Then you can apply a drawing and varnish.

By the way, you can put green grass in a vase. To do this, the dough must be painted with gouache.

Here is such vase from salt dough, it is very easy and simple to make.

What you need for work, we take a plastic bottle, the desired shape, we prepare salted dough

cut the neck of the bottle

roll out the dough and wrap the bottle

now, we need to leave our vase to dry

now, from the solo dough we make such a circle

slightly lubricated with water, for good fastening

attach to our vase

now, you can varnish, sign or draw beautiful flowers

Salt dough crafts are very creative and interesting work. In addition, products made from salt dough are quite durable and can please the eye with their beauty for a long time. It is much more interesting to make functional crafts from salt dough, which can be used in the future. One of these crafts can be a vase of salt dough. If you put decorative flowers in such a vase, it will become a real design touch in decorating any home. To make a vase, you need to prepare the following materials. This is the salt dough itself in two colors - green and orange, an empty bottle from some kind of detergent (the main thing is that it is round, as this will be the basis of our vase), a special silicone glue gun, toothpicks, acrylic paints, scissors, tulle (small piece), leaf, varnish. First of all, you need to make the colored salt dough itself. To do this, stir food coloring in water and pour it into a hill of salted flour. Knead the dough well until it becomes homogeneous. When the dough is ready, we move on to the next step. We take an empty bottle, cut off the top from it and stick it around with green salt dough. To spread the dough evenly, you can roll it on some flat surface. To make patterns on a vase, you can take a pre-prepared sheet and apply its leg to the dough, you will get patterns. We make bees from salt dough of a different color, fasten the body with the head with toothpicks. You need to leave the craft for a while so that it dries. It remains only to decorate the bees, glue pieces of fabric instead of wings, glue them to the vase and cover the craft with varnish. In such a wonderful vase, you can put not only decorative, but also fresh flowers.

I finally finished my salt dough giraffe vase. The girl came out 38 cm tall, and weighs 5.3 kg. A vase is not only for dried flowers, you can also keep fresh flowers in it. The only detail that serves as a partial frame is a narrow tall glass cup inside the giraffe. Water flows in and out safely. Painted with ink and watercolor, partially covered with varnish.
Thank you for watching!!!

Recipe for those interested

I used to pour everything by eye, because all quantities are approximate.
For 4 tablespoons of flour (spoons with a huge slide), somewhere around 4 tablespoons of fine salt, but modest and without a slide. There are 2 tablespoons of potato starch without a slide. And vodka. I pour directly from the kettle into the eye - a little pour, stir, if necessary, add more water, or add flour and salt.

The lump of dough will be modest, but I make them in such portions - at the time of use.

I sculpted a giraffe for 10 days. It's more likely not about the dough. The fact is that I first made a flat "foundation", 3-3.5 cm high, dried it in the oven. It didn't completely dry, of course, but it hardened well. I put a glass in the middle, pressed it about 0.5 cm. Then I glued the glass with a thin layer of dough. Dried. I also increased the width, dried it again. Then, step by step, I built on the top, the body of a giraffe. Each layer, row, and so on dried, otherwise everything would slip or spread. The vase was not always held vertically. Much that she pasted, she glued in a horizontal position, laying the vase on the pillow, because. on the table, she either began to squeeze through, or ride. I improvised a lot, you can’t tell everything step by step.

You can make a huge number of crafts from salt dough, for example: flowers, animals, various figures, inscriptions, numbers, toys, paintings and whatever you want! Modeling from salt dough is called bioceramics. The advantage of salt dough is that it is convenient to work with, this material is absolutely harmless and crafts made from it will delight you for several years. In this article, we will look at how to make crafts from salt dough with your own hands.

You will need: a glass of wheat flour, a glass of extra salt, half a glass of cold water, a bowl.

Recipe

The finished salt dough should not stick to your hands or crumble. It should be cool and comfortable to sculpt. I recommend watching the video tutorial!

There are two most common ways to dry salt dough. The first way: the finished craft will dry itself. The main thing is that direct sunlight does not fall on it, otherwise it will crack. The craft can be put on a flat surface and wait a few days. The second way: the finished craft is dried in the oven for 3 to 6 hours (depending on the size of the craft). Drying takes place intermittently. One approach is 1-2 hours. For quick drying in one go, set 75-100 degrees in the oven, and then the craft will dry in an hour. At a temperature of 120 degrees, the craft will dry in 30 minutes, but it is better to dry it naturally.

There are two most common ways to color salt dough. The first way: after drying, the finished craft is painted with acrylic paints or gouache using a brush. The second way: food coloring is diluted in water, then added during the preparation of the dough. When the craft is completely painted and dried, it must be covered with a transparent manicure or furniture varnish in 2-3 layers. Each layer must dry before applying the next. In this way, the craft will last for a long time.

You will need: dyed salt dough, stack, clear nail polish, toothpick.

Master Class

Salt dough asterisk is ready!

Salt dough caterpillar

You will need: dyed dough, knife, pva glue, toothpick, pendant, transparent nail polish.

Master Class

Roll out the sausage.
Cut it into 6 equal pieces.
Roll up the balls.
Glue 5 balls together.
Glue the head.
Blind the nose and eyes, then glue them.
Use a toothpick to pierce the hanging spot.
Dry the craft.
Attach the hanger.

Salt dough caterpillar is ready!

salt dough apple

You will need:

Master Class

Blind half an apple, make the inside flat, pressing it to a flat surface.
Blind a thin flat center and glue to the main part.
Roll up 6 seeds and a stick, then glue to the apple.
Blind the leaves, then glue them.
Dry the craft.
Cover with varnish and wait until completely dry.

Salt dough apple is ready!

Salt dough elephant

You will need: dyed salt dough, pva glue, clear nail polish.

Master Class

Blind the elephant's body by rolling an elongated ball.
Blind 4 legs in the shape of plump sausages.
Blind the proboscis.
Blind the ears of an elephant in this way: roll up 2 flat cakes, glue cakes of the same shape of a smaller size in a different color to them.
Blind a small ponytail.
Blind your eyes.
Assemble the elephant in the following sequence: glue the legs to the body, then glue the proboscis, then the ears, eyes and tail.
Dry the craft.
Cover with varnish and wait until completely dry.

Salt dough elephant is ready!

You will need: salt dough, foil, a vase for sweets or a similar plastic container, gouache, a brush, a transparent nail polish, a modeling board, a knife or a stack.

Master Class

You will need: salt dough, nail scissors, pva glue, acrylic paints or gouache, nail polish brush.

Master Class

Salt dough hedgehog is ready!

Owl (eagle owl) from salt dough

You will need: salt dough, pva glue, nail file, nail scissors, acrylic paints or gouache, brush, wooden board with pendant, transparent nail polish.

Master Class

Salt dough owl is ready!

You will need: salt dough, the base on which the craft will be attached, for example, a plank or plate, a stack or a knife, a sheet of paper, a simple pencil, a garlic crusher, a rolling pin, pva glue, acrylic paints or gouache, a brush, a transparent nail polish, a carnation.

Master Class

Salt dough fruit basket is ready! I recommend watching the video tutorial!

You will need: salt dough, a knife, a rolling pin, a simple pencil, a sheet of paper, sandpaper, acrylic paints or gouache, a brush, a transparent nail polish, a glue gun or pva, a base for crafts, for example: a board with a frame, a transparent nail polish.

Master Class

Draw a cat or print a template.
Roll out the dough into a thin layer.
Attach the template and cut out the cat.
Dry the craft.
Sand the craft with sandpaper, removing bumps.
With a simple pencil, transfer the desired pattern to the cat's body.
Paint with paints and wait for complete drying.
Glue the cat onto the base frame.

Salt dough pencil

You will need: water, flour, extra salt, a cardboard jar for the frame, PVA glue, scissors, a piece of decorative cord or corrugated paper, gouache, a brush, a button, stacks, acrylic varnish for crafts, a toothbrush.

Master Class

Knead the salty dough in this way: pour a glass of flour, a glass of salt, add water, then knead to the desired consistency of modeling. Separate part of the dough, add beige gouache, then knead.
Roll out the cake with a thickness of 10-15 mm.
Apply PVA glue to the outer rim of the jar and wrap with dough. Cut off the excess with a stack, and smooth the joints with a damp brush.
Create a small dotted texture with a toothbrush on the surface of the dough.
Knead the brown dough, roll it into a cake 10-15mm thick.
Cut a 2" wide strip of brown dough and glue it to the bottom of the jar.
Make 2 large bases for owl eyes from white dough, then glue them.
Make a beak from brown dough and glue it.
Blind eyes from turquoise dough and glue them.
Roll up 8 strips of pink dough, twist 4 flagella from them and make a bow, then leave it to dry for 2 hours.
Form owl wings with brown dough drops, then glue them on.
Weave bundles of beige dough and glue on the neck of the jar.
Roll up a sausage from white dough, draw a lace texture with a stack and glue it as a collar under the beak.
Put the craft in a warm place for a day.
Paint the lower part and wings with brown gouache and decorate with white dots.
Draw pupils and eyelashes with black gouache, wait until the paint dries, then draw white highlights on the eyes.
Glue a pink bow over the wing.
glue a button with a bow from a corrugated strip onto the lace.
Cover the craft with varnish and wait until it dries completely.

Salt dough pencil is ready!

Dachshund from salt dough

You will need: salt dough, simple pencil, scissors, cardboard, paints, brush, rope, toothpick, foam sponge, clear varnish, PVA glue.

Master Class

Draw a dachshund on cardboard as shown in the image.
Cut out the template.
Roll out the dough to a thickness of 5 mm and cut out the dachshund according to the pattern.
Roll up oblong eyes, then glue them.
Blind the eyelids and glue on the eyes.
Mark the paws, nose, mouth, ear and body contours with a toothpick.
Roll it into an oval, then glue it over your ear and smooth the seam with a wet finger. In the same way, add volume to the back of the dachshund and the tail.
Mark the stripes in different directions around the perimeter of the entire dachshund, in such a way that the stripes resemble wool.
Dry the figurine.
Glue a piece of string to the back of the craft for further hanging.

Salt dough dachshund is ready!

Mushroom mushroom from salt dough

You will need: salt dough, light bulb, paints, brush, foil, cardboard, masking tape, superglue, PVA glue, paper napkins, clear varnish, stack.

Master Class

Tape the bulb over with tape, then wrap it around with dough and dry the workpiece.
Cut out a ring from cardboard and put it on the light bulb as a base for the hat.
Form a hat from crumpled napkins, then fix with tape.
Wrap the hat in foil.
Roll out the dough to a thickness of 5 mm and wrap around the hat.
Remove the hat from the leg, wrap the bottom of it with dough and make the strips stack.
Glue the hat on the leg.
Blind the handles, legs and nose of the fungus, then glue them on the PVA.
Blind the caterpillar and glue it to the hat.
Dry the figurine.
Paint the figurine, then leave to dry.
Cover the craft with varnish and wait for it to dry.

Mushroom mushroom from salt dough is ready! I recommend watching this video!

Funny pigs from salt dough

You will need: salt dough, paints, brush, foam sponge, stack, thin string, toothpick, black helium pen, PVA glue.

Master Class

Roll up 2 balls for the snout and use a toothpick to make the nostrils.
Blind the muzzle, glue the patch and eyes over it.
Blind the ears of a triangular shape, glue them, then mark the stripes with a stack at the junction of the ears and head.
Blind a heart and glue it on the bottom side.
Make indentations along the edge of the entire circle.
Use a toothpick to make 2 holes at the top for attaching the rope and 2 holes at the bottom for the legs.
Roll up the handles and glue them in such a way that they hold the heart.
Blind the hooves and make holes in them for the rope.
Dry the blanks.
Paint the blanks with black paint and let them dry.
Wash off the paint from the convex parts of the workpiece under running water with a sponge, and wait for it to dry.
Prime the figurines with a sponge and white paint.
Color the piglets.
Draw small details with a black helium pen.
Cover the craft with varnish and wait for it to dry.
Glue woolen threads as hair.
Make a rope pendant.

Funny pigs from salt dough are ready! I recommend watching this video!

Salt dough crafts, handmade vase will be wonderful home decorations and gifts for relatives and friends. Today we will talk about how to make a wonderful vase from this environmentally friendly material.

You will need:

green salt dough
orange salt dough
bottle of contact lens cleaner
adhesive silicone gun
scissors
toothpicks
acrylic paints
sheet
a piece of tulle or braid

How to do

We prepare source materials

To make a salt dough vase, we need green salt dough, orange salt dough, a bottle of contact lens cleaner, a silicone glue gun, scissors, toothpicks, acrylic paints, a piece of paper, a piece of tulle or braid, varnish.

Making salt dough

So, for starters, we make colored salty dough. To do this, we need 3 parts flour, 2 parts fine salt and 1 part water. Mix water with food coloring of the desired color and pour it into salted flour, poured in a slide. We knead the dough well. If it crumbles, add a little water; if it seems watery, add flour. It is important to achieve a uniform color of the dough mass. We make salt dough in other colors we need.

Making the base of the vase

We cut off the top of the bottle of contact lens cleanser and we get the base of the vase. We take green salt dough and evenly distribute it over the surface of the plastic. To level the vase, roll it with your hands on a flat surface.

Making a relief

To make the vase more interesting, take a leaf and begin to carefully apply it to the vase so that prints are obtained.

We sculpt bees and dry

Now we sculpt bees from orange salt dough. To do this, we make an oval part from a piece of mass, then we separate the head from the abdomen with a stack. We break off a piece of a toothpick with a point and insert it into the middle of the head, forming a bee sting. Leave the craft to dry at room temperature for 1-2 days.

We form bees

Now we cover the vase with varnish. We decorate the bees with acrylic paints, making a black head and black stripes. We cut a rectangle from the fabric into the mesh, round the edges, tie it in the middle with a thread and glue it to the bee. We've got lids. It remains only to glue the bees to the vase.

We assemble the vase in three stages:

at the first stage, we glue the workpiece with dough,
on the second - we grow the inner layer of grass,
and on the third - we grow the outer layer of grass.

Before each new stage, all products and blanks must be well dried.

The third final stage is the most important and it should be given special attention - how you complete it will depend on how it will look, how beautiful your vase will turn out.

To make a vase, we need:

1. Salt dough (1 tbsp Extra salt + 2 tbsp flour + 130-150 ml water)

2. Form-base for a vase (I took a half-liter plastic bottle)

3. Toothpicks

4. Board for work covered with foil

6. A glass of water

1. We take a plastic bottle and cut it to the desired height.

Remember that the grass will rise above the base by about 2.5 - 3.5 cm and the vase will turn out to be much larger than the base. For example, the base of my vase was about 6 cm in diameter and 11.5 cm high, and the final vase turned out to be 9 cm wide and 14 cm high.

You can make your vase bigger or smaller, wider or narrower - just take into account the increase in volume and calculate which base you need to take.

2. Roll out strips of dough about 2 mm thick, 2-3 cm wide and 10-12 cm long. Prepare 5-6 strips at once.

3. We begin to wrap the prepared strips around the base, adding from the bottom up until we glue the entire bottle. Do not forget to lightly moisten the joints with water.

4. Paste the top end of the base of the vase with dough.

5. Now let your workpiece dry.

I set aside 3 days for drying, although the layer of dough is thin, but it dries only on one side, so it’s better not to rush.

It is important that the dough is well dried, because on it we will subsequently attach our grass!

After the base has dried, we can begin to “grow” grass on it. I "grown" two layers.

6. We make the inner layer (closest to the base) of the grass short: roll out the flagellum from the dough and put a toothpick inside for strength.

So that the still wet grass does not deform, the upper cut-off, foil-wrapped part of the bottle was inserted into the base, on which the grass rested.

8. After the top part was filled, I put the base on the inserted part of the bottle and fastened the rest of the blades of grass upside down. However, this could have been done from the very beginning.

So I attached 14 blades of grass. And again sent the future vase to dry.

The distance between the blades of grass turned out to be about 0.7-1 cm. I deliberately made the blades of grass not the same - the difference in height is 1 - 1.5 cm (in some places even 2 cm), so that the vase looks livelier and more attractive.

At the same time, I made a small flower and also left it to dry.

While the vase with the first layer of grass dries, we begin to make blanks for the outer layer:

We roll out the flagella from 12 to 14 cm long. We slightly sharpen the upper part and bend it a little, and cut off the lower part with a knife to make it even.

In total, we need 28-30 blades of grass on the outside of the vase (better make 2-3 more things in reserve). The diameter of each is about 5-6 mm and the length is 12-14 cm. And we send this grass to dry for 3-4 days.

So we have:
-preparation of a vase with an already glued inner layer of grass,
-and blanks of blades of grass for the outer layer.

The blades of grass of the outer layer are quite delicate and can easily break due to strong pressure when gluing, since the base is not a perfectly flat surface.

To prevent this from happening and so that the blades of grass fit beautifully tightly to each other and hold firmly on the vase, we need to make an internal technical layer of dough to which we will grow blades of grass.

For this:

10. Roll out a piece of dough about 4 x 9 cm, 3-4 mm thick. Moisten with water and glue to the workpiece (approximately as in the photo on the left)

11. We fasten the blades of grass close to each other on fresh dough, gently pressing them into a layer of dough.

Try not to have the blades of grass standing next to the same length, let them be different. So we fill the entire surface of the vase.

All! The main work is done.

Let your beauty dry well.
Take your time. Give her a week, and preferably 10-12 days.

After drying, the vase looks like this:

12. When the vase has dried well, we begin to revive it.

We take our favorite paints, I use ordinary gouache. We mix yellow, green, blue, dip the brush into the paint, turn on the imagination and ...

This is what the vase looks like after painting.

Let's not forget to make a soft pink flower.

13. After the paint has dried, cover the vase with two layers of varnish, tie it with a beautiful ribbon and be sure toput a bunch of flowers in it!