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This document provides instructions for making a handmade necklace out of clay. The materials needed are clay, cut shapes to form designs, colors, cords, and glitter. The steps are to knead the clay thin, use cut shapes to form designs and make a small hole for threading cord, let dry and decorate, and finally string the cord through the holes to create the necklace.
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