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Thank you for all your time and work to show these results.

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If you add shredded toilet paper to recipe number 2 i think you can achieve similar results to 1 because the pulp helps it avoid shrinking and cracking

I just use olive oil instead of lotions.

Great to see the differenced! Saves me problems

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Thank you this has helped me a lot x

Keep in mind, school glues have a much higher water content then wood glue so you will get less shrinkage. You also get a stronger clay with the wood glue. Nivea also has less water then hand or body lotions. Anything with a high water content is going to have a higher chance of cracking.

Wow i totally forgot these.. we build them in kindergarden or elementary school i dont really remember :) cool stuff

I see that you didn't put any baby oil in yours

Just wondering, have you ever done an experiment on none cooked recipes? And if so how diffrent did they turn out ? From the cooked ones ? Sorry but am new to this, Have just maid a recipes of cornstarch, pva glue, and essential oil, none cooked, Ime going to see how this will except colour, and how translucent it will become, or if it drys well or cracks ect, if its a failure, I will cook it and see, if that makes a difference 😬 if that fails , I will stick to the original recipe of Cornstarch, pva glue, mineral oil and white viniger cooked,!! Only using cold cream for my hands!! If your wondering abought the essential oil ,well I wanted my flowers I plan on making, to smell like flowers!! Lol Absolutely loved this tutorial, thank you 🕊💕🙏

I used a little less than a cup of glue, to a cup of corn starch, a couple tablespoons of glycerin a couple tablespoons of baby oil and a tablespoon of white vinegar… as I knead it, I keep my hands coated in lotion and use a little corn starch as I knead it… it starts out sticky but the longer you knead it the less sticky it becomes… before I put it in a bag to keep, I coat it with lotion…. I love this stuff…

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Someone I know says storebought is better than homemade cold porcelain clay. Is this true?

Glad I saw all the comments about the glue... I had a gallon of school glue ready to be picked up tomorrow... cancelled it and added the regular glue instead...

Does the 'T' stand for teaspoon or tablespoon? I imagine the c is for cup

Have you tried a recipe with vinegar instead of lemon juice?

Don't use regular body lotion it ruins the clay and just makes it sticky Only nivea And vasline works Don't add any lemon juice and don't add any vineger it makes every recipe crack

Can big idols can be made out of these recipes

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Why not add more starch if it's too sticky?

Was the 2nd recipe cooked one or the uncooked one?.. The one that was fine to use.

I'm unable to see anything on the canvas :(

Wow! Excellent I’m going to try it!

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I'm getting ready to start a very intense large piece and I can't thank you enough for you experiment !! this is very very important!

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Can I use parchment paper instead of tracing paper bc I don’t have tracing paper. 🥺

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Super helpful!

Us baby oil not the lotion

What would be the temperature and bake time please 🙂

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Should try this recipe: th-cam.com/video/w0cHT2QsQsI/w-d-xo.html Her creations with it are amazing.

There's another that only takes the glue and the corn starch and craft paint to color. Doesnt require baking or anything but kneading it.. and oiling your mold if your using a mold.

Very helpful and concise. I tried using pure oils on the underside but it really didn’t work for me so I think pastels would be better. I’m going to try graphite under my tracing paper first but I think I will also have to be careful not to press down too hard. Thank you.

I am new to this type of crafting. Once you complete your little puppy or rabbit and air dry it, do you then bake it in the oven as a final or perminent step?? Or.... once item is air dried, your done?? Thanks so much for sharing. Your work and experimentation is incredable. Best wishes.... Ax

At my local Walmart the Glycerin is in the pharmacy department not in with the lotions. Ask the pharmacist if you have a problem finding it.

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You can get glycerin in any walmart by the pharmacy where the first aid atuff usually is

The recipes that I use call for 2 tablespoons of Linseed oil and 2 tabls of Glycerol and microwave for 15 second intervals 6X kneading between each cook then kneading until cool

I found glycerin in the pharmacy dept of Wal Mart, bottom shelf.

Replace lotions or creams with unscented baby oil or virgin olive oil, no cracks

As we don't measure in cups and spoons...😊 What stands the "T" for in the receipe? Table Spoon or Tea Spoon? Glycerine is normaly available in drugstores, shops wich sell liquids for e-cigarettes and even on Amazon. Greets from Germany

the only comment I have is maybe the lemon juice may have something to do with the drying out part ...

I use cold porcelain to make life-like clay flowers for sale/gifts. My recipe uses Aleene's Tacky Glue (original), mineral oil, cornstarch and white vinegar. The vinegar is used to prevent molding of the moist clay. The mineral oil gives somewhat longer a working time. It does shrink in creation of the flowers, but does not crack and split at all, though I do not make thick items often...yet, the lotus buds and lily buds I've made have not cracked, and they are about the size of your item, though they are only on floral wire, so nothing large beneath them. Cold porcelain may be done in layers also...it helps control the amount of shrinkage by building it up as you go. Blessings!

Can you add paint to any of the mix?