We love Sara Davies' cute ghost tealights made from air dry clay
Sara Davies is the queen of crafting, and we love seeing her fun creations for her home. She's gearing up for spooky season with lots of Halloween craft projects, including most recently some stunning ghost tealights made from air dry clay.
The Dragons' Den star took to her Instagram to share her latest craft creation: a set of spooky ghosts made from air dry clay, which she popped an LED tealight in to make a sweet Halloween decoration.
In the video, Sara rolls out and cuts some air dry clay, before shaping them into ghosts round some tin foil. She added holes for eyes and a mouth and waited for them to dry, then popped an LED tealight in the bottom. These tealight holders should only be used with an LED tealight.
She then displayed her collection of clay ghosts on a sideboard in her home ready for Halloween.
Alongside the video, Sara wrote: "We're still knee deep in Halloween preparations in the Davies household and I’ve got a ton of air dry clay leftover from a project a few months ago so thought I’d try some tea light ghosts and they came out fantastic!
"You just need some tinfoil to create the ghost shape and then they look great with battery operated tea lights."
Air dry clay is a brilliant craft material for beginners and kids to work with. It doesn't require any tools to shape or a kiln to harden, instead drying out when left at room temperature. Check out our beginner's guide to air dry clay here.
This isn't the first Halloween project of Sara's we've loved – her ghost cushion using macrame cord was genius, and we loved her bat-decorated vase, too.
We can't wait to see what Sara makes next!
Do you love crafting? Share your creations with us by tagging @primamag in your pictures on Instagram!
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