Pig magnets with Fimo or polymer clay

Pig magnets

In this tutorial we are going to decorate our refrigerators a bit. I'll tell you how to make piggy magnets with Fimo or polymer clay. In addition, I give you an idea to make the pig pair and make them more fun.

Colors you will need

To make a pig face with the clay you will need the following colors:

  • Black
  • Pink
  • Blanco

Step by step to make the pig magnets

Let's start with the face.

Pig face

  1. Make a black ball.
  2. Create an oval by stretching that ball a bit.
  3. Place the magnet in the center of the oval.
  4. Flip it over and press gently with the palm of your hand until it flattens slightly and the magnet is pushed into the base of the face.

Snout pig

  1. Make a pink ball for the muzzle.
  2. Roll it into an oval.
  3. Place it on the pig's face.
  4. Flatten it a little with the palm of your hand.

Pig nose holes

  1. Mark the nostrils with an awl.

Let's do the eyes.

Pig eyes

  1. Make two white balls.
  2. Crush them.
  3. Put them together.
  4. Glue them to the face just above the pig's snout.

Pig pupils

  1. Create two black balls for the pupils.
  2. Crush them.
  3. Stick them on the eyes you just made.

We have to put our ears on it.

Pig ears

  1. Create two black balls.
  2. Roll them on one side to create the teardrop shape.
  3. Crush the drops.
  4. Glue them on the head of the creed by the round part, bending them a little so that the peak of the drops faces forward.

To make it funnier we are going to put our tongue out.

Pig tongue

  1. Make a red ball.
  2. Roll it a bit to create an oval.
  3. Mark a line with the knife.

Fimo pig

Stick the tongue under the muzzle and you will have your piggy finished.

You can also make a pig with a bow. If you want to learn how to do it, you can go through the tutorial where I teach you two ways to make ties with Fimo, and so you will have the couple of pigs, which I find quite funny.
Pig with bow

Thanks to the magnet that we have placed behind it we can put them to decorate in the fridge or anywhere where the magnet can be attached.

Pig with magnet

And this is the result of the pair of pigs made with Fimo or polymer clay.

Pigs with magnet


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