hi how long dose it tack to dry befor you can use it
Answer Hi, not sure I understand. You don't want it to dry out before you use it. You can use it straightaway. How long your models take to dry will depend on how big they are. Thin, small models will dry much quicker.
Dec 18, 2011 Rating
awesome by: taylor
that is reaky good joyces
Oct 26, 2011 Rating
Durabilty? by: Anonymous
Question: Does this clay harden on its own or does it need to be fired? Is it durable?
Answer This clay will harden but I think the air hardening clay recipe may be more what you are looking for. Neither recipes need firing. They will be fairly durable (the salt will help preserve it), but it won't last forever. Varnishing your finished item will help.
Aug 30, 2011 Rating
not good by: Anonymous
this clay is not good dont waste ur salt on it.
Julie says: I am sorry this didn't work out for you. What was wrong with it?
Jul 22, 2011 Rating
Verrrrrry Oily . by: Anonymous
Yes this was very oily. I would say only use 1 tsp.
Jun 11, 2011 Rating
Rotten? by: gamingmusicchick98
After you make it and it sits around for a while will you have to throw it away? Because I want to make my friend a charm with this recipe so she can keep it forever ;)
Julie says No this clay won't keep forever.
May 06, 2011 Rating
clay dough by: Baby Girl
Hey Joyce do you have to bake it after you mix it in the zip lock bag?
Answer
No - this is a no-bake clay recipe.
Apr 08, 2011 Rating
oil? by: Anonymous
what kind of oil ?
Answer
I used sunflower oil but I think any type of vegetable oil would work.
Mar 28, 2011 Rating
Question about adding oil by: Amber
Question
Do you have to use the oil? like Kim said, it was very oiley.
Answer
You don't have to add all the oil but you will get a better result if you use some oil because it gives the clay its elasticity. If you are worried about the clay being too oily then just add a little at a time until you get the results you want.
Jan 08, 2011 Rating
Too oily! by: Kim
I need a clay that hardens rather quickly but didn't want to have to bake it. I cut the recipe in half just to test it and it has proven to be very very oily! The oil itself is a mess. Not sure how long it will take to harden, but it appears it will be awhile.
Hi Kim
Did you use Joyce's recipe above? I think different flour might be giving everyone different results.
This Claydo recipe looks like it might do what you want.
Dec 20, 2010 Rating
?? by: Anonymous
is this air dry clay??
No, I don't think so. Just a general clay recipe. You can find an air dry clay recipe here though.
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