Leaf Imprints

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Created as part of my "make something every day" goal, and a chance to free my brain up from pattern writing and complicated math with a little fun with clay. I love autumn and I'm always looking for ways to preserve fall colors, because they're so brilliant but so fleeting.

I used Crayola Air-Dry Clay - at first I tried leaf imprints, but no matter how firmly I rolled them into the clay, the detail was too fine to make much of an impression. So, I decided to experiment with leaving the leaves in the clay. After they air dried, I sealed them with Mod Podge.

The 2mm rawhide cord is from Etsy - I think it adds the perfect finishing touch.

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