Magnet Flowers

Here's a quick and easy modelling craft for your youngsters. This daffodil magnet is perfect for Spring, St David's Day or Easter and kids will love playing with them for hours. I know my son still loves to make a "garden" with his flowers on my fridge and he made these a year ago.


Materials

• Yellow and orange fimo or other polymer clay
• Magnet
• Strong glue

Directions

1. Shape six petals from your yellow clay and press together to make the base of your flower.
2. Make a cone from orange clay.
3. Press the point of the cone into the center of the flower.
4. Press in the center of the base of the cone and flute around the edges to make your ‘trumpet’.
5. Bake the clay according to the manufacturer's instructions.
6. Using strong glue (and with an adults help) glue the magnet to the back of your flower.