Create a handcrafted clay stop-motion scene. Preserve the small repair robot from Image 1: mustard-yellow clay body, square head, two black bead eyes, one blue fabric tool pouch, wire arms with red mitten hands. Use the miniature wooden workshop from Image 2 without adding machines.

The robot hears a tiny metallic ping, tilts its head in two stop-motion increments, and walks three uneven steps across the bench. It finds a pearl button beside a spool, tries to lift it with one hand, slips backward, then uses both hands and places it proudly into the blue pouch. End with the robot patting the pouch once as a loose thread springs upward behind it.

Keep visible fingerprints, small pose-to-pose motion, stable scale, and warm practical lamp light. Sound intent: clay foot taps, metal ping, fabric rustle, soft wooden knock. Avoid fluid CGI motion, changing limb count, button resizing, new tools, speaking mouth, glossy plastic surfaces, text, or watermark.