Air dry clay is a great material for doing projects at home and very fun to work with. It’s easy to manipulate, and doesn’t require any special tools or ovens. In this tutorial we will look at how to use modelling clay to decorate pottery, make home decorations and get creative with some kids projects.
All you need is a ultralight polymer clay some water and your imagination. Knead the clay to a softer state first of all. From there, you can mold it however you please. Experiment to see how you can be creative in the way you make things. If you mess up, just pat down and start over.
Pottery is a popular way to use air dry clay. To create a pot, roll out some sculpey ultra light polymer clay and cut it into a circle. Then, press the circle into the shape of a pot, smoothing away bumps with a gentle finger run. You can push leaves or buttons into the clay to make designs. And when your pot is dry, you can paint it or leave it natural.
And air dry clay is perfect for making cute decorations for your home. You can make wall art, planters, candleholders and more. To create a wall hanging, roll the transparent polymer clay and cut into a rectangle. Create a heart or star pattern. You can cut into the clay or press objects into it to create details.
Kids will enjoy playing with air dry clay because it is so easy to work with and it doesn’t leave a mess. You can create cool projects such as animals, jewelry and magnets. If you want to create a polymer clay sculpture of clay it into the body. Then add ears, tails, noses, and the like. Create swirls or texture with a tooth pick.
Air dry clay makes for good sculptures as it’s easy to mould. You can make best polymer clay and even little models. To sculpt, start by drawing your sculpture on paper. Then create the various parts, such as the head, arms and legs, out of clay.
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