NEW FIXED PRICE ITEMS (SHOPPING) ⭐️SPRING BELLS FROM BAKING CONES 🌸

A new collection of ceramics has arrived—so delicate in tone so springlike I'd even say Oil bottle for 229 rubles More of a golden olive peach or lavender hue Here's the tip It slides out and back in neatly Everything here is tidy too Next is a sunflower for 249 rubles also available in several colors That's what it looks like—heavy Of course you need to check how evenly it's painted 540 ml mortar and pestle set for 349 rubles I went with the color thought it would be white but it's not It's more olive-colored After all it's a box—since the box doesn't match the color I'd recommend taking it out Here the mortar is ceramic and the pestle is wooden I also want to show you my small purchases and draw your attention to this baking paper that just appeared in the express delivery It's 79 rubles Here's this beautiful lavender Next is lemon and there's also strawberry We know from the document that the previous one was a newspaper but it can be used for purposes beyond its intended function Here for example I wrapped up this adorable little gift—I think it looks absolutely perfect And besides boosting mood it's also practical And in my Telegram channel I shared pictures of the beautiful books that have recently arrived Also in the fixed price list They now cost 299 rubles Animation Union Based on The Nutcracker Remember right This whole thing is a wonderful cartoon And there are several other books too with beautiful exquisite illustrations These books sell out quickly so I definitely recommend grabbing them if you see them—perfect as a gift You'll also find yourself captivated by these wonderful books whenever you browse through your personal collection Today I'd like to show you how I made these little bells They actually even clink when you tap them the cones she ordered from the marketplace These are standard baking cones the kind used for ping And I suddenly felt like something spring-like So I made a New Year's wreath instead And now of course I'll tell you all about it in detail I ordered the cones from the marketplace They’re easy to find—just baking cones Next she took some drops—one from the fixed-price selection the second ordered from the marketplace as well Plus the laser pointer caps and of course those scissors I bought at Fix Price I've been using them for a year now—they cut metal beautifully Next I divided this cone into 4 sections You can visually make more if you'd like more petals And just like that I simply slice and trim these sheets Next I bend these petals The metal bends easily I gently bend the cone myself and insert a drop I picked up from the fix price The first type of bell is ready but it won't ring quite the same But I felt like adding a bit of sparkle so I used pliers and wire cutters here And slightly adjusted the design so my tongue would flop around Then using rings I'll connect everything into a chain and use it for decoration And these little bells turned out like this Of course you can paint them—for instance give them a rusted look Moreover these cones can be cut differently to form other types of flowers And make it place it beautifully in the garden in the yard decorate Perhaps some compositions—whatever your imagination inspires Now I'd like to show you these new pieces This is Elena in our Telegram channel chat—huge thanks to her for sharing this rabbit's link That's how he came to be I cast him in plaster and of course immediately started thinking up something Here are the two little figures that appeared I'll now show you how easily they can be made And here's this little bunny already looking more like a springtime creature I'll explain roughly how I made it—obviously I cast it in plaster Next she took this cone the kind used in pastry making for ping They're sold on Marketplace and are affordable since I had some left over I also chopped up the bells I'll probably do something with them soon So she took the cone and stuffed it with parchment paper so she could glue the base onto something The rabbit is holding itself together Then she glued on the strings She was covering the double thread with fabric the kind I use for making my calendar Incidentally I needed to do everything And then it was all creativity from there I stuck things on sealed them up Did whatever I thought was necessary It got slightly stuck in that particular green shade Lace ribbon A ribbon was also tucked here I've stuck everything on I'm using hot glue so I don't have to struggle too much And that's it I think the result turned out interesting Moreover for instance if you don't use the exact form yes the one right here the mold You can insert nice little lace-covered heads here Especially I know there's a similar thing on a keychain Or perhaps you have some small figurines Now I'll tell you how I made the other bunnies Right now I'll show you how I made this little rabbit She also took the form for her husband I ordered it for them through Valderes And since I still had some cones left I felt like making something else with them Here's the plaster As usual I'm taking the sculptor Spread it out That's how thin he turned out to be And now I'll pour it I'll tap a bit to get the bubbles out I place the cone so it sinks And notice to make it stand upright meaning you can pick it up and devise supports And I also picked up this kind of paper—it's film And just in time my cone fits perfectly So this tube will serve as our support I leave it like that overnight to let the plaster set properly You can see the cone here just slightly visible But I'll cover it all up And I'll retrieve it tomorrow The plaster had set Of course it took skill to remove the mold from the cast But since it's plaster it comes out quite easily Next I begin painting the rabbits I'll have two of them—one in this creamy shade I'll then tint it brown with a taupe My favorite And metallic It's mica I already took it in a metallic shade Also coated it and made it inked Why am I showing this to you So you understand that it's not actually necessary to have a specific rabbit shape We could work with these cones altogether For instance in a different direction Do you have any other shapes in mind Or to give you an idea the cone itself makes a great base for some decoration That's all Share in the comments how else you might use these cones—like a mushroom or a Christmas tree Maybe there's something else interesting I'll definitely read it Bye for now