Back To Basics: Cold Porcelain Clay - Things You Should Know

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[jannatara]

omg i remember watching this when i was in middle school over 7 years ago 🥺

[UzumakiNaruto-lnkg]

I remember watching this when I was 13... ahhh time flies... I miss the cold porcelain / polymer clay family.

[anfalassaqa-]

OMG!! i missed you and your adorable channel, i, thinking into getting back to clay crafts, this came in the perfect time

[beewhite]

That is so cool! You can make your own charm bracelets!!! I have two questions, one, what happens if it gets water splashed on it like if your washing your hands and the bracelet slides down and two, how long do you let the clay air dry?

[GabFitz]

So I did an experiment and made two different recipes of porcelain clay. One where the wet ingredients are 1 tbsp each and another doing the 2 tbsp you mention in this video (and I've seen in other recipes). I'm not sure if I didn't let the clay cook enough times or what I did wrong but I had to add so much extra cornstarch because it was incredibly sticky and would not form those tear-drop shapes when pulled apart. I also stored it in the fridge for a day but I'm not sure if I kept it in there too long and that's why it turned out bad. Would love some input and advice on how you got it to that lovely consistency when you did the 2 tbsp version of the recipe. Thank you and love your video ☺💗

[elainecheer]

wow its been very long! i rmb watching your videos few years back. welcome back!

[craftmallow]

omg you are back ;-; the nostalgia is flooding me

[daisym]

Have u ever worked with resin clay? If u have, are there similarities with cold porcelain vs resin clay? This video is very helpful ♡

[madelinewalton]

Thank you so very much for the written recipe with all of the ingredients and your advice. It is greatly appreciated. With❤from Texas🇺🇸

[lemonbar]

Hi! Thank you so much for the video! What do you use to glaze your clay?

[JojosCraftyLove]

Thank you, Pufftique. Lovely to see you back! :)

[theparanoidone]

Does it feel like real porcelain when it dries? I wish to attempt to make three (Technically) porcelain dolls but I don’t have the proper equipment, clay and tools. So I’m curious of cold porcelain clay can substitute it. Please and thank you 💜

[mraylh]

Hi I like the video it helped me a lot can I ask you What kind of cold porcelain clay do you use? Because on Amazon I found just one kind

[TheNeonCow]

I’m just getting into making miniatures with cold porcelain and i’m having some terrible shrinking problems! Everything is cracking and turning out so sad and I don’t know why! Do you have any tips? thanks!

[FloralCharmz]

I miss your videos so much. If you can please make more. You are so talented.

[florestista]

Nice!! thanks for the class, where do you buy the molds?

[livmitchell]

What type of coloring did you use to make your macron? And How long does it take to dry?

[mariesdelights]

When making the clay can you use olive oil?

[X_Tsukasa_X]

Question: will it get soft in contact with water? Do you need to seal it so water won’t make it soft???

[susanwhite]

I was wondering if once you air dried the porcelain clay could you add polymer clay on top of it and bake it?