How to make a Boho Vase using FIMO modelling clay

Easy

Fresh flowers are balm for the soul, and in beautiful vases they radiate an elegant atmosphere. Even better: self-designed vases! With the new FIMO effect botanical colors, you can give your home a unique and natural look.

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What you need

Product	Article no.	Quantity
FIMO^® effect 8010 Botanical Oven-bake modelling clay - Single product botanical sunflower	8010-170	1
FIMO^® effect 8010 Botanical Oven-bake modelling clay - Single product botanical rose	8010-270	1
FIMO^® effect 8010 Botanical Oven-bake modelling clay - Single product botanical spirulina	8010-570	1
FIMO^® effect 8010 Botanical Oven-bake modelling clay - Single product botanical mallow	8010-670	1
FIMO^® 8700 04 Blades - Blistercard with mixed blade set, 3 pieces (1 rigid, 1 flexible and 1 serrated blade), 2 rubber grips	8700 04	1
FIMO^® 8700 05 Acrylic roller - Blistercard containing an Acrylic roller	8700 05	1

Additionally required:

Test tubes (ideally in different sizes), Aluminum foil if necessary

Roll out a block of FIMO effect botanical in the desired colors about 2 mm thick. The layer should be as long as your first test tube and fit around it once.

Cut two sides straight using the FIMO acrylic roller and cutting blade and wrap them around the test tube.

Cut off all the overlaps with the cutting blade and smooth the transitions with your fingers.

Cure the wrapped test tube in the oven at 110 degrees for 30 minutes.

If you don't have test tubes in different lengths, you can use aluminum foil (double-layered) to visually lengthen the test tube.

The FIMO effect botanical-coated test tubes can be arranged in a row (preferably with superglue), draped individually or tied together as an ensemble with a pretty ribbon.