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Ah, I see! As a rule of thumb, cold procelain clay has a very similar quality to Japanese resin clay, in terms of its texture, translucency, drying time and final finish👍🏻It’s very durable and if you seal it with a varnish, it’ll last for a lifetime✨ You can get them in your local/ online craft stores, or simply make it your own with ingredients you probably already have at home. The texture and final product will look the same, it just takes some experimenting to find a sweet spot for the heating temperature of the homemade version🙌🏻🌈Try it out!

hi, thx for the question✨I use mostly silicone/ gap filler for whipped cream

Glad it was helpful!✨🌈

Hi, thanks for the question. Yes, I color them with acrylic paint. As for the deco sauce, I have a separate tutorial on my channel, you may check it out to learn how to make urs :)

Thank you so much💖Praise the Lord!✨🌈🙌🏻

Thank u so much✨💖🌈

Hi thx for the question!✨Yes, I think Liquitex is a high quality varnish which will give a wonderful finish for your pieces. However, you might want to apply 2-3 layers to ensure the protection. Try it out!🌈✨🙌🏻

@@theholyclay thank you☺️

Hi! You can waterproof your clay piece completely with Padico’s Water Resistant Varnish (2 thick coats/ 3 thinner coats) Hope this helps!💖✨🙌🏻

I'm so glad you liked it! Let me know if you have any questions about the recipe🙌🏻✨

Aw🥹💖Thank you so much, this made my day!🌈✨When you say shop, may I ask which video were you referring to plz?😘

If you don’t have a microwave, it’s better to pour the mixture into a pan & cook it on the stovetop. Never put it into the oven. ***Cook it at medium to low heat, stir constantly to prevent it from sticking. If you’re new to this, try cooking it at a lower heat setting to prevent overcooking, it’d take longer but it’s good for beginners to get a hold of what is happening💖 Hope this helps!🌈🌟✨

​@@theholyclayThank you ❤

Hi, thanks for your question😊Silicone whipped cream is basically just silicone caulk. Artists make use of different materials and mediums for their art, for instance, silicone as fake whipped cream. Hope this helps✨💖

@@theholyclay YES it does answer my question. Thank-you!

Thanks for your support!🤩💖✨Clear school/office glue, slime glue/ kid’s craft glue are all non toxic & most probably just another branding name for PVA glue🤣 Not sure about liquid soap though, but I can imagine that it won’t last long or durable after drying🥶Pva glue is heat resistant & provides extra strength. I’ll be doing a Cold Porcelain Clay 101 vid soon, stay tuned & I’ll explain more about this there🎉🤩

Right Stephen, u can get it for cheap but expect the end product to be fragile or inferior. Personally, I’m an artist who loves to create things that r sturdy & long lasting. Homemade cold porcelain exhibits similar qualities to Japanese resin clay, which is one of the highest quality clay you can get, but it can be expensive for most. Homemade version is cheap and food safe, a decent alternative. Also, it’s fun and therapeutic to make!🤣💖You should try it!🤣

Hi, thanks for commenting😊Silicone won’t work as it’d react with the water in pva glue and turn your clay into a mess🥶 As for cement powder, it might work but you’ve to expect making grayish clay and it won’t last very long🤣Hope this helps✨

I looked it up and it seems that it’s a kinda super glue? Make sure you use PVA glue which is non toxic😊

You could try clear all purpose glue/ school glue, which are all essentially pva glue😊

I’ve used these varnishes for years but was curious to know how protective they can be, I’m glad it helps💖🤩

Yay! Have fun!🤩🌈Perhaps try to leave out the paper strips on your first attempt to make the process more easy💖cuz it needs some arm strength to mix them in, about 5-7 mins🤣✨

Haha, if you’ve watched till the end, you’ll see that I’ve mentioned I halved the recipe😅So that’s actually a 1/2 tablespoon, not a teaspoon, they look similar😂Every ingredient I listed was halved

As for the paper strips, it’ll increase the water content in the final mixture if you dissolve it in water first, n that might result in a sticky clay. The water content in pva glue is enough to dissolve it, I used about 5-7 minutes to mix it in, which is about the same time to mix a recipe that doesnt have paper strips in it

@@theholyclay my paper hasnt dissolved and has lumps, what do I do?

@@chynablu11 Hi, thanks for trying it out! When you put the paper strips into the glue, try soaking it for 5 mins before mixing. Besides, make sure you’re putting a little bit at a time, and you may needa break the fiber up by mashing it with your mixing tool. Tiny amounts of lumps are normal, as long as you can knead it at the end✨🌈 Hope this helps!✨💖

Thank you beautiful✨

Thank you for being so supportive!💖I’ll list my materials used in the description box from now on🤩👍🏻Have fun making your sparkly garland!✨

Same here!!!🤣Constantly saving these “trash” and tryna find ways to use em🤣Glad u like it💖🙌🏻😊

Hi, The steps are shown in the video🌟the ingredients are listed in the description box🤣✨

To preserve the clay longer✨

Thank you so much💖😊🙌🏻

You sure can!🤩However, since it’s not waterproof like polymer clay, you may needa apply some waterproof varnish to protect it from outdoor use😊🫶🏻

Why the background Music?😅 Instead, a informative commentary and the procedure to be adopted, with its utility / effect concept, would have added more stars to this Video.

@@shripaddixit846Thanks for the comment🤣I’ll be doing a cold porcelain 101 vid soon, so stay tuned if you wanna find out more🌟

any paper that is like A4 papers will be strong enough and easy to mix into the mixture🫶🏻

Lol🤣ikr, gotta skip it tho, aint nobody got time for that~🤣but i can tell u that it took me around 7 mins to mix that in, didn’t take that long🤣

The things she added doesn't cost a fortune, most of us will have these at home. And it doesn't seem like too much of a work either if you are invested. why dont you try it on your own and then record your views? whats there to believe or not believe?🤷

@@sandhiya6767I’m with you on this, thanks!🤣🌟

haha ya🤣a clay recipe for crafts😝

Hi! Thanks for trying it out!😊I actually managed to get the rest out of the container off camera, it’s hard to show everything when you’re filming haha🤣

@@theholyclay yeah.. thats true... Still, its a nice clay👍👌

Hi! Thx for your comment☺️Fake whip is not edible and it’s for making fake desserts. The one I’m using in this vid is a clay-based whip😊

yes, it is!☺️ However, the end product highly depends on the quality and viscosity of your glue of choice, have fun!!

any kind of salt will do the job😉

@cait4340 any salt is ok because it is only used as a preservative to avoid fungus/ spoilage

The water content in the white glue is quite high so the paper fiber can be easily broken down☺️I hope it helps!💓