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Miniature Japanese inspired Garden w/ working Lantern - Tutorial

3,417,836 views November 14, 2016 12:08

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ChannelAkameruKawaii

In brief

Create a charming miniature Japanese-inspired garden with a functional lantern and fountain using polymer clay. This project is perfect for hobbyists who enjoy crafting tiny, whimsical scenes—ideal for pairing with other miniatures or turning into wearable charms. The tutorial covers scaling, molding, and assembling components without live plants.

Questions & answers

What scale does the tutorial use?

The creator works in 1:12 scale, but any size can be adapted.

Can I use clay brands other than Fimo or Cernit?

Yes, any polymer clay brand will work for this project.

Description from the creator

Hi guys! Today we're making this cute, miniature japanese inspired garden, with a working lantern and fountain. It fits really well with the teahouse we made a while ago; youtube.com/watch?v=AxBOdyprjHo This also feel kindda like a little fairy garden, though none of these “plants” needs water ;) If you wanna see more projects like this, just let me know :D

Good to know:
I work in 1:12 scale, but you can make them in any size you want and add headpins to make them charms :) I used a mix of the polymer clay brands Fimo and Cernit, but you can use any brand you like. The liquid clay I use is from the brand Fimo. My mold maker is from Siligum/Sili-put.

Thank you so much for watching, I hope you enjoyed this video ^^

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Twitter @AkameruKawaii

Music:
“Namaste” Jason Shaw (www.audionautix.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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AkameruKawaii published this 12:08 video tutorial on November 14, 2016. It has been watched 3,417,836 times on YouTube.

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