DIY Colorful Air Dry Clay Rings *Pinterest & TikTok*

I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial! Skip past the cold porcelain clay making part if you already know how to make it or if you're using a different type of air dry clay. I show you what materials you'll need to make the rings and some tips and tricks for storing the clay, preventing cracking, and smooting out rough edges throughout the video :)

1. Now here is the link to where you can buy the polymer clay canes that I used for decorating
(these aren't the exact ones I have cause they no longer have them listed, but these are a good substitute and are pre-cut, which makes your life a lot easier):

Scrapbooking/dp/B07KT95DGW/ref=sr_1_30?keywords=polymer+clay+fruit+canes&qid=1636858930&qsid=136-5290128-8047214&sr=8-30&sres=B07S9YJ28X%2CB07J9X2KF4%2CB07457YLHQ%2CB07JQMVMGM%2CB0923V2R4D%2CB07GB568ZV%2CB07RYL6TZC%2CB08CBTL28T%2CB075K6YZMX%2CB08FTC35T9%2CB07555742B%2CB01ENER7DG%2CB08J418K2Y%2CB08B1F6862%2CB08B4GVJ49%2CB09B34DK62%2CB08XMNNNZL%2C1978253109%2CB095JLNY4Z%2CB08SR3V4DY

2. Another good option (and less expensive):

'Balloon' by LuKremBo

'Branch" by LuKremBo

Video suggestions and constructive criticisms are welcome in the comments below !
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[bhavyasaxena_]

She makes it look so easy i was questioning my existence while making these as they all came apart

[oyshi]

Honestly this was great!
I loved how u mentioned any and every alternatives we could use :)
I was looking for polymer clay but they were so expensive. Love love love this.

[hello.]

This is a core memory. I remember making this when I was a kid with a recipe I found on youtube but just heating the mixture in a microwave. I still have the ones i made after more than a decade but kinda yellow’d. I didn’t add the white paint though.

[eeviens]

You can also use a no cook method, only requires 3 things and they’re household items! It’s called salt dough :
- 1/3 cup of water
- 4/4 cup of flour
- 1/3 cup of salt, I used epsom salt.
Mix and knead together with your hands, add flour when sticky and add water if too hard. Use lotion to make it softer, refrigerate it for 1hour to harden, apply baby powder to your table to make it less sticky, apply baby oil on your hands for the first time of using. Apply baby oil or lotion to where you store it ( ex : cling wrap, ziplock bag ) so it doesn’t stick, you can also apply it to the mixing bowl so the clay doesn’t stick when making! PS. It takes A LOT of time to dry, I must say 1-3 days, but the clay does have a chance of molding when not put in the refrigerator, or the hardened clay too when you don’t apply some sealer into it or a waterproofing solution ( ex : clear nail polish, varnish, etc )

[dandelionwineniventi]

I wear a lot of clay rings(i buy them), and some of my classmates start asking if I sell them, and my stupid mind went "Yeah I do, " so now I'm forced to learn to actually make one.

[fatimausman]

I just ordered air Dry clay and I've been so anxious since every other video ive seen uses those fancy polymer clay brands (which are very expensive where I live!!!!)
This video has been a lifesaver. I'm so happy to see how wonderful these air dried turned out and how they look exactly like the ones I've seen in other tutorials. I've ordered a whooping 500 grams so once I've worked through that I'm definitely making my own clay as well.
Thanks a bunch!!!

Ps. You're literally so pretty and have the sweetest voice im-?

[Philyra]

Good to see that making rings out of airdry clay does actually work. I'm gonna make my own acearo ring😍

[itzcherry]

I'm so glad this video was created I love rings and I'm so glad you put a tut on how to make the clay it really helped now I have a obsession with them I make them everyday

[AlmondMocha]

Thank you so much!! This is the first video that actually explains every step!! I love the clay rings that I made, they are amazing.

[genevieveloh]

I study in an art school and we use the metal tool to smoothen rough sides when making a vase for example. I’ve actually never seen anyone use it to flatten or cut clay 😅

[alohaarianna]

that clay food you showed at the end of the video is so cute and looks so realistic! did you ever make a video on how to make them? especially the ice cream cones?

[mxchiruw]

Im glad this video exist cause i love art and designing things, this helped my depression cause i found a new hobby❤

[solmartel]

I love that you explain everything very well and you’re straight to the point. These rings are so cute! ❤

[_Ash_]

Your can also use 1/3 cup of flour, 1/4 cup of salt and 1/4 cup of water for some clay! It’s much easier, and it’s with household items🤗

Edit: I try to respond to everyone, please be patient with me because it may take a few days for me to respond😚💕

[KarenYauney]

I super ENJOYED your inspirational video on making these clay rings. What a beautiful talent you have. Do you have any other classes on this subject. Your voice makes it easy to follow. Take care an be safe.😁

[ruthwelch]

omg that helped so much thank you so much and was it just me or was her voice so soothing

[originalcrafts]

Its so have ever seen before for wonderful homemade clay rings...i am searching for clay in market but yours clay always Its so flexible thanks for saving money and

[crativecass]

If you don’t have mod pots or something to finish it off with you can use clear nail polish/top and base coat nail polish

[BubblesL]

omg rings look so cute just like you abby!

[krmunro]

Adorable! These are such nice colours .