How to Make FIMO Sports Medals

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Get ready for your next sporting event with these FIMO sports medals?

These are super simple to make from gold, silver and bronze FIMO - but you could even paint some air drying clay.

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Modelling Tools 4 Pack

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White Satin Ribbon 20 mm x 15 m

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Fimo Effect Metallic Silver Modelling Clay 57g

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How to make

Step-1

Take an inch sized lump of FIMO. Warm and mould it in your hands until it becomes malleable, then roll it into a ball. Use a rolling pin to flatten this out to a thickness of about four millimetres.

Step-2

Press a cookie cutter over the FIMO and give it a gentle twist to form a neat circle. If you want to make Olympic rings, use a pen lid to gently press circles onto the fimo. You could also use a credit card, fork, toothpicks and so on, to create different patterns.

Step-3

Heat your oven to 110 Celsius. Line a tray with tin foil and bake your medals for 30 minutes.

Step-4

Take the medals out of the oven and leave them for about 10 minutes to cool. If you want an extra level of shine, paint on a coating of varnish.

Step-5

Cut pieces of ribbon measuring around 75 centimetres. Line the ends of the ribbon up on the back of the medal – ensuring there are no twists in the ribbon. Glue onto the back of the medal and leave to set.

Step-6

Your medals are all finished! Sofa high jump anyone?

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