Welcome to the world of fairytale mushrooms 🍄

In this class we’ll make three fly agarics, each completely different in shape and character: a small round one, a fantasy triangular one with a lacy edge, and a large flat one with realistic folds.

By the end, you won’t just have one mushroom — you’ll have enough to fill a whole basket, and I’ll show you how to organize your workflow so you can work on several at once.

The main focus of this class isn’t just making mushrooms — it’s exploring different techniques and materials.
We’ll work with soft cotton wool, lightweight air-dry clay, and combine them in mixed techniques.

I’ll show you the pros and cons of each approach so you can choose what works best for you.

✅️What’s included:
▪️Theory and materials overview — what you’ll need, how to achieve a realistic effect, and when to use each material.
▪️DIY paste recipe — how to make raised white dots for the caps, with a few different recipe options.
▪️3 step-by-step video lessons:
— a small round fly agaric made entirely from cotton wool
— a fantasy triangular fly agaric (mixed technique: clay + cotton wool )
— a flat fly agaric with a detailed underside and realistic folds

A few helpful tips — how to organize your work so you can make several mushrooms at once instead of one at a time.

This class is suitable for both beginners and experienced crafters.

▪️The class is voiced in English, with English subtitles for your convenience.
▪️All lessons are recorded — watch anytime. You’ll have lifetime access.