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Hunger Games DIY: Mockingjay Pin - Polymer Clay Tutorial

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A tutorial showing you how to Mockingjay Pin.

I read all three books (The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, and Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins), and I wanted to make my own Mockingjay pin like the one Madge gives to Katniss before she leaves to go to Capitol. Also, in the movie (which was amazing) Katniss gives the Mockingjay pin to Primrose.

I'm a huge hunger games fan & I can't wait to see the movie!

MATERIALS______________________________
1. Premo Gold Polymer Clay
2. Needle tool, or sewing needle
3. Ball Tool ( Purchased at Michael's)
4. Razor Blade
5. Glue
6. Liquid Clay (TLS - Translucent Liquid Sculpey)
7. Pin Back or Safety Pin (To attach the pin to)

INSTRUCTIONS__________________________
1. Condition your clay by warming it up and rolling it in your hands or using a pasta machine.

2. Roll out a strip of your gold clay and form a circle. Connect and seal the circle with liquid clay, and smooth the seam with a needle.

3. Start by shaping the body and the head. Pull and gently shape the beak by pulling it.

4. Create the curves of the body and smooth the edges with the needle tool.

5. Taking another piece of clay outline the shape of the tail, and attach it by smoothing the seams together with the needle tool.

6. Start forming the wing. The edges should be the thickest.

7. Create the wing details by using a ball tool.

8. Place the body and wing back in the circle to see if it fits. If it doesn't trim down the body and the wing.

9. Outline the second wing, and add detail with the ball tool.

10. Make the arrow by rolling out a thin strip of clay. Cut out the arrow tip with a razor blade or Exact-O knife. Connect the parts of the arrow with liquid clay, and smooth the seams with the ball tool, or the needle.

11. Add the arrow to the pin, and use glue or liquid clay to hold it in place.

12. Bake the pin for 20 minutes at 275 degrees Fahrenheit.

13. Glue a "pin back" (or safety pin) on the back of the pin and your finished.

***It took me about 30 minutes to do the whole pin***


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Maya Solovey
"Touch"
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