1. Roll out a piece of brown length into a layer 2-3 millimeters thick. Attach the template to the layer and cut it out along the edges. Using a toothpick, mark the outlines of the mane, mouth, nostril and eye directly onto the template so that imprints remain on the clay. Carefully remove the template.
2. Stick a thin strip of sand clay to the ganache (cheek) and mouth of the horse. Place a small white circle in place of the eye.
3. Make eyelids out of brown plastic. Make a mane and bangs from black clay. Roll out many thin strips and gradually stick around the horse. Start sculpting the mane from the bottom.
4. Make a strip from a small piece of brown plastic, bend it and stick it in place of the nostril. Smooth the joint with a toothpick or your finger. Adjust the mouth using a knife.
5. Take pastel pencils and scrape them with a knife to create a powder. Use a brush to tint. Place the horse in the air fryer or oven.The conditions under which the product must be baked are indicated on the plastic packaging.
6. Remove the horse from the air fryer and let it cool. Draw the pupils with black paint. Coat the horse with varnish. Ready! You can make a magnet or brooch from such a product.
