How to make air dry clay slip

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The Pros and Cons of Working With Air Dry Clay Media & Techniques % %

Learn how to easily smooth clay in tight spaces, score and slip and how to finish the clay with paint. When you work with Crayola air dry clay you learn the same techniques needed for working with real clay because the texture is similar.

Air Dry Clay Slip -The GlueSuper simple and easy and great for your air dry clay projects including this cute pot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADKoXmDHOD...

When joining two pieces of clay, you’ll have the best chance of them staying joined if you score (rough up the surfaces to be joined) and then slip (paint both scored surfaces with a pre-made clay slip).

Slip and score in pottery is a technique used to join two pieces of clay together. We explore how slip and score is used in ceramics.

If you worked with air-dry clay before, you probably noticed that sometimes it can be easily damaged. Especially if you’re sculpting very delicate pieces. I’ve been using air-dry clay for almost ten years now, and along the way, I picked up a few techniques that can help strengthen it. Keep on readi

It doesn't matter if you're just starting out with air-dry clays or have been sculpting for years, you probably encountered the nightmare of fluff. What I call fluff is the tiny fibres that are in the composition of clay. When the clay is wet, those tiny fibres are not very visible, but when the clay starts drying and when you start sanding, the fluffy particles reveal themselves in all the glory, haha. So today I'm going to share a few steps that I take to give my dolls the satin smooth…

Say goodbye to soggy sculptures and hello to waterproof wonders - let's get started on how to make air dry clay waterproof...