👍 [Beginner Tips] Having a problem gluing plants in the pot? Try this tip

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@mchipman fab idea i have polymar clay i bought to make earrings ! Your tips are great xx

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A good modeling clay can prevent that from happening. I use Das modeling clay. Glazing could also prevent it from cracking if that’s a concern. Thanks for asking Tina @Tkaplan

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I love this idea! Modeling clay is so much more forgiving than glue when you’re trying to get the plants to sit at just the right angle. Your Dreamy Garden Terrace looks beautiful, and those potted plants look so professional. :smiling_face_with_three_hearts: It’s the little hacks like this that make building so much more enjoyable. Great tip! :cherry_blossom::brick:

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Chicago burbs. about 30 min from me!

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Thank you for the great tips. :blush: I might try to do it next time but first, I need to order a clay.

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Using clay to mold is a great idea. Stabilise the parts really well.

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That’s a great idea! I always just flooded it with glue and hoped for the best lol

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Great tip I have tried this and works a treat.

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I’m so glad it helps Carmie

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I used to do that too. I hate sticky fingers so
I used clay instead

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This is such a clever tip, and officially noted! :blush: I love how it solves two problems at once by securing the plant and creating a realistic soil effect. It looks so much more natural than trying to wrestle with glue alone, and I can definitely see myself using this on future builds. Thank you for sharing such a simple but brilliant miniature hack!

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the only clay I have right now is the polymer baking. That does not seem to harden unless baked. but would still hold it in.

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It’s a great idea :light_bulb: thanks for sharing

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Thanks for the amazing tip! Now the plant will stay up instead of being slanted in the pot :potted_plant:

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