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Claydo Recipe - Air Hardening Clay

by alexis
(florida)

This is the air hardening clay recipe we use.

  1. Pour 2 cups of all purpose flour

  2. pour 1 cup of salt

  3. pour 1.4 cup of cornstarch

  4. pour 1.4 cup of white glue

  5. add water until it feels like dough

  6. if it doesn't feel right or look right try adding more glue!


  7. Have fun - enjoy the recipe - hope you like it!

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Nov 01, 2011
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Measurement?
by: Anonymous

is 1.4 a quarter cup or a little less than 1 and a half?

Julie says
Hmm.. I hadn't spotted that. I would think she means a quarter. I will try it out over the weekend and update.

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