LEGO Mini Figure Hair

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Introduction: LEGO Mini Figure Hair

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Step 1: Tools and Materials

Materials: CLAY TOOLS, POLYMER CLAY, TWO TOOTHPICKS, A LEGO PERSON, TIN FOIL, and HAND WIPES (for cleaning hands).

Step 2: Your LEGO Peson

Use a normal LEGO person, but I recommend a person with a mermaid tail (to help them stand up better) and a black face or old face and shirt (to keep their decals from smudging off) .

Step 3: Foil Liner

Cover it in tin foil because it is easier to get off when you are finished with your LEGO mini figure hair.

Step 4: Making the Hair

Take a black ball of clay and split it in half and then take one half and split that in half. Then take one half of one of the halves and flatten it.

Step 5: Hair

Take the flattened half and lay it on top of the LEGO's head. Take a ball of clay and put it on top of the flattened piece.

Step 6: Hair Tie

Take a red piece of clay and roll it out and cut it to were it is a little bigger than a tooth pick.

Step 7: Hair Tie

Take it and wrap it around the head then cut of the extra clay.

Step 8: Flowers

Take a little piece of colored clay flatten it and draw a flower on it. Repeat the process.

Step 9: More Flowers

Then put each piece on.

Step 10: Different Flowers

You can make many different kinds of flowers.

Step 11: Hair Chop Sticks

Take two tooth picks and cut two tiny pieces off them.

Step 12: Hair Chop Sticks

Add them as hair chop sticks.

Step 13: Time to Bake!

Put it in your Toaster Oven at 250 degrees and bake for 20 minutes (depending on your clay brand).

Step 14: Done

All Done!

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    5 Comments

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    Ellie10832
    Ellie10832

    7 years ago on Introduction

    This was pretty hard. Never the less, it was interesting to try.

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    Ellie10832
    Ellie10832

    8 years ago on Introduction

    This is an awesome idea! I don't know why i never thought of it before!

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    henryqiu
    henryqiu

    8 years ago on Introduction

    wow, amazing, never would have thought of that! i can make hair pieces for my minifigs now! It is because i make animations and i need a variety of legos. IF you want to check out my animations, head over to youtube.com/user/oneandonlyhenry and also please go to https://www.instructables.com/id/Strip-A-Wire-Life-Hack/ and vote for me plz! Thank you!