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From JOANN
Fall in love with these leaf place cards
YOU’LL NEED
Clay in desired colors
Leaves or templates
General clay working supplies
Parchment paper
Muffin pan
Gold paint pen
DIRECTIONS
1.Roll clay 1/8″ – 1/4″ thickness.
2.Place leaf or template on top.
3.Cut around and smooth edges.
4.Repeat steps 1-3 until you’ve created the desired amount.
5.Place parchment paper squared in muffin tins.
6.Place leaves in pan, pressing down slightly to create rounded edges.
7.Bake in oven according to direction.
8.Write names in gold pen.
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