Procedure:
1. First of all, degrease the glass with kera cleaner. Treat the glass with a thin coating of Frost Color gold. Use the spongy side of the scourer and apply the frost color in a broad, sweeping action. Cut the vellum into pieces which, in your judgment, are roughly the same size as the glass container (see picture).

2. Cut some 1 cm-wide strips out of a sheet of double-sided, self-stick film. Remove the protective layer on one side and stick the strips all around the backs of the pieces of vellum. Remove the other protective layer from the 1 cm strips and then stick the pieces of vellum onto the glass container (with a c/c spacing, between adjacent pieces, of 4 cm).

3. Roll out a sufficient number of thin slabs of terracotta-coloured clay (max. 1 mm thick). Cut these slabs of clay with the cutting roller to size, i.e. 5 cm wide and not less than 20 cm long. Let the strips of clay dry for an hour and, after that, punch them with the mosaic punch. To do this, put the punch upside down and punch the motif. Remove the small amounts of residual clay from the punch and carefully slide the strip sideways so that the punched motif is only half visible. Punch the motif once more. Punch all the clay strips in the same manner.

4. Stick the clay strips onto a sheet of double-sided, self-stick film and then cut it out to the exact size. Take a piece of yellow clay and push this in the leaves shapes of the push-mould. Wipe green/yellow chalk over them with a sponge stick and dislodge them from the mould. Stick the leaves with some water onto the glass.