Makin's Clay® remains lightweight and flexible when dry, making it a great alternative for creating custom embellishments for hand-made cards. Here's a simple card designed by Stephanie Bernard to inspire you to try it yourself - Cindi Bisson
Supplies:
Makin’s Clay®:
120g Red Clay
120g Blue Clay
Recommended Makin’s® Tools:
Roller & Cutters
Flower Cutter
Other Materials:
Sugarloaf Products, Inc Alphabet Stamps
Sugarloaf Products, Inc Black Stamp Pad
Mara Mi Patterned Paper
Bazzill White Cardstock
Therm O Web Zots Adhesive
10 Business Cards or 10 card size pieces of card stock
Scissors or Paper Cutter
Directions:
Mix equal amounts of red and blue clay.
Roll purple clay out to the thickness of five business cards.
Stamp ‘Thank You’ onto clay.
Cut around stamped image, as shown.
Cut three purple flowers.
Roll white clay out to the thickness of five business cards.
Cut one white flower.
Use leftover clay to form mini balls for the center of flowers.
Add a white flower to stamped image.
Let clay air dry.
Cut patterned paper into one 5x7 card.
Adhere stamped clay to card.
Cut White cardstock squares slightly larger then purple flowers
Adhere purple flowers to white cardstock squares and add to card.
To make a template, use chipboard and graphite paper. A hard surface, like the chipboard, helps to guide the knife around the clay, when cutting out the dress.
Place graphite paper over the chipboard, with the darker side down. Place the image over the graphite paper. Trace over the image with pencil or pen. 
Cut out the pattern with scissors or precision knife.
Cut out the dress. Use the chipboard to guide the knife. Do not press the dress into the clay, it will distort the stamped pattern.
Let the dress dry for 24 hours to cure.
Cut a piece of scrapbooking or other paper to desired size. Ink the edges. Glue onto black cardstock.
Stamp the sentiment onto a red cardstock paper and emboss. Assemble the card.
Design Team Member Steph Ackerman recently shared this cute handmade greeting card with Makin's Clay® seashell accents. Steph used the Makin's® Sea Shells push mold to make her dimensional embellishments. Makin's Clay® is perfect for paper crafts as it is lightweight, flexible, and acid free when dry. 
Cindi McGee recently shared this holiday card with a bit of a different holiday theme. Cindi used Makin's Clay® and the Makin's® Fruits push mold to create her sugar plum accent. Her blog post includes a DIY video showing how she created this card.
Design Team Member Martha Lucia Gomez recently shared this pretty holiday card with Makin's Clay® accents on her blog. Martha used Makin's Clay® and the Makin's® Christmas Nature push mold.
Design Team Member Irit Shalom recently shared this colorful gift card envelope here on her blog. She used Makin's Clay® to create her charming fairy embellishment. Makin's Clay® is ideal for paper crafting as it is lightweight and flexible when dry, and acid free when dry so it is safe for memory books also. 
It's not too late to make a special handmade holiday card for someone special, or a gift tag! Design Team Member Steph Ackerman recently shared this great holiday card here on her blog! She used Makin's Clay® and our Christmas Decor push mold to create her dimensional embellishment. 
