My Pearls... ~DIY Pearl Gems~

*Struggling Trumpet Noises*

PRESENTING BLUE PEARL, YELLOW PEARL, AND PEARL THEMSELVES!

Yep, here is my #MOP post. And i didn't just make our salty Pearl. I made the sweet and sour ones too.

Anyway, lets get to all the details on how to make these!

AND YET AGAIN, I DID USE A KNIFE SO PARENTAL SUPERVISION IF YOU PLAN TO MAKE THESE!

Time Taken: 3 Days

Materials: Air Dry Clay, Rolling Pin, Knife, Plastic Ice Cream and Egg, Paints of Yellow, Blue, Light Pink and White, And Gloss Medium.

First thing you gotta do just like any clay project is roll out the clay. You can have it to any thickness you want. But not too thin unless it will break apart.

Grab your Plastic Ice Cream toy and put the clay on top. Smooth it out with your hands and cut the gem to the right size. (You also do this to Our Pearls gem but use the Plastic Egg.) Then let it dry for 24hrs.

Carefully take the clay out of the molds. Be gentle so you don't crack or break them. Place them on a sheet of paper and get ready for painting.

Grab the correct colors of paint and start painting them. I recommend two coats of paint. For Blue Pearl grab some blue and add white to get a light blue. For Yellow Pearl grab some yellow and add white to make a light yellow. For Pearl grab a light pink and add white to make a VERY, VERY light pink. For Pearl it should almost look white, but not quite.

Then to finish them off, paint on the gloss medium. Once again it should look white but it will dry clear to give them the shiny look.

And there you have it! You've made all the Pearls that we have seen from the show!

Now, im gonna go make a hot chocolate cause its really cold regardless of it being summer ;-;. Can't wait to make the next Gem of the Month!

Until next time, Guardian O U T-

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