ESTO ES INCREIBLE!!!😮 nadie cree que lo hice con un GALON DE PLASTICO / FLOWER VASE

Yes, any type of cord such as cotton fiber or a synthetic one, or any other that you have on hand, can be used for the project.

To make the reliefs, use wall filler mixed with water to create a firm paste. Add white glue to the mixture and apply it to the surface of your craft with a spatula, emphasizing the volume of the cords for a textured effect.

If the clay design is intricate, you can apply a little oil or cream to the silicone mold before pressing in the air-drying clay, which will make unmolding the shapes much easier.

Fold the sandpaper so it is curved or rounded on the folded part, which will help shape the craft and emphasize the cord profiles. For tight spaces, fold the sandpaper tightly to reach small crevices.

Apply the first layer of the embossing paste approximately three millimeters thick for firmness. Once the first layer dries, apply a second layer and work on outlining the volume of the cords to ensure the relief details stand out.

Cut a 4x5 cm square of gold paper and form it into a triangle. Make a small ball out of toilet paper, attach it to the widest part of the triangle with hot silicone, and tightly wrap the paper around it. Glue this piece onto a skewer stick and create a series of these to form a golden spike.

Yes, you can pour water into the finished vase without concern because it is well reinforced and will not leak, making it suitable for holding natural flowers.