How to Make FIMO Place Name Holders
What better way to bring sunshine and happiness into your home than by creating tropical accessories with FIMO! Using bright pinks, tropical greens and radiant yellows, these place name holders are sure to brighten up your table décor in an instant.
Each pretty pineapple is a real eye-catcher and brings that holiday feeling home. They're perfect for making as a gift for someone special, as a place card holder for a garden party or as a piece of jewellery.
Project and instructions by Lisa Tihanyi for FIMO.
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You will also need:
* A vegetable cutter with a cutting grid
* A craft knife
Shape half the yellow FIMO block into a ball. Roll the ball until it gets a cylindrical shape – the pineapple should be able to stand up well.
Then roll the pineapple diagonally across the vegetable cutter once to give it the right pattern.
Use the pliers to cut off a piece of wire of about 15 cm. Twist the end of the wire with your jewellery pliers twice.
Push the wire from above into the yellow pineapple.
Then roll the green FIMO into a plate with your rolling pin. Use a craft knife to cut out three triangles. Now place the triangles around the wire on the yellow pineapple and bend them over slightly.
Finally harden the pineapple in the oven at 110 degrees Celsius for 30 minutes. Now you only need to add the name sign. You can design it with the pigment liner in beautiful hand-lettering.
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