This article is a contribution from the cute girl "happy Chenhan" on the craft website. She uses ultra-light clay to make a chinchilla. He has a big belly and looks like he is full of food and drink. He is very cute! Thank you very much to happy Chenhan for sharing. She put aside her homework and was busy until after 8 o'clock in the evening to finish it. I hope it did not affect her study and rest (^o^)/~
I learned this Totoro in an elective course. It has been almost a semester, and I suddenly thought why not share it with everyone! I hope you who also love playing with clay will also like my work O(∩_∩)O ~~
1: You need to prepare tools (the elective course teachers purchased them online) and ultra-light clay.
2: Select a piece of gray clay (it doesn’t have to be very big, just a smaller one) and knead it into the shape in the picture.
3: Select a piece of white clay, shape it into a round shape, and use a tool to flatten the white ball.
4: Attach the pressed circle to the protruding part of the gray clay, so that the chinchillas belly is ready.
5: Select two small pieces of gray clay, use a tool to knead it into a drop shape, then flatten it and overlap the two sides of the circle (the sharp points on the top cannot be stacked together.) After making it, place it on the opposite side Cut it diagonally, and then stick it as shown in the picture, so that the two ears of the chinchilla are ready.
6: Select two small pieces of black clay, round and flatten them, then select a few pieces of white clay of about the same size, round them and flatten them, as shown in the picture.
7: Make Totoro’s beard (you can use strokes).
8: For the crescent moon on the belly of the chinchilla, select gray clay, divide it into 7 parts and make them into crescent shapes at a time, flatten them slightly and stick them on the white belly (three on the top and four on the bottom).
9: Select gray clay, knead it into a long strip, cut it diagonally in the middle and stick it on both sides of the belly to make a desired movement.
Okay, seeing this, the steps of clay chinchilla are finished. Are you smart enough to learn it?
