I know this is an old video, but I want to thank you for this clay recipe. A charity I work with in Mexico made up 26 batches of this clay to use in a free crafting day for disadvantaged local children. 10,000 grams of clay, so that 100 children could each make their very own clay octopus to take home. It has made these kids very happy.
Got tip: if you put just a little bit of cooking oil or baby oil in the cup and rub it all over it before you put the glue in, the glue will slide right out of the cup and make it’s much easier to clean up :)
I made a project using this clay exactly 1 year ago. Ihave been pinching a piece every once in a while on small projects here and there. Today, I just used the last piece as a belt buckle on another project. Time to make some more. It is, by far, the best clay ever!👍👍👍
@@e_i_e_i_bro I used several layers of cling wrap. Greased first. Then placed it a Walmart bag which I then placed in a Ziploc bag. They batch is gone. I skipped the Walmart bag on my last batch and simply placed it in an airtight plastic container. I just take out a chunk at a time depending on the amount I needed for my project.
So, I tried this today - it was wayyyyyyy sticky when I was trying to knead it, and I gave up on the lotion idea and sprayed my hands with nonstick spray. That made all the difference - the sticky goop turned right into beautiful clay! The longer I worked it, the smoother and prettier it got! I am thrilled with the feel and look of it! It's in the fridge chilling, and I've got to go to work, but I can't wait to try using it tomorrow! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
@chilling007 It's okay, actually, but it has some issues in using. IT SHRINKS so badly as it dries that if the thickness is at all uneven it cracks and twists. Too thin and it becomes brittle. I wouldn't use this for art with much detail, but it would be great for cookie cutter ornaments. I did not have good luck using it with silicone molds, but I may have not done it right as I'm new to molds as well.
@@w.l.elliott7182 have you used any other clay? Or any other way to make clay?? If you did....can you recommend me some? Also any specific things i should focus on?
Today only I made.. This is my 3rd time I'm making it.. 😋love u dear... For such a beautiful video. Actually I am not financially good to buy polymer clay. I make things with this clay and sell it.. 😘Bcos of u I'm earning something from home. Ur my inspiration 💕God bless u every movement of ur life. Tke care
Just to let you know you are a real sweet heart. I am sn old lady 71 years old. And the way you explain I am doing my own craft bottles to pass my time. I live alone, hence thank you
Please dont feel you have to craft alone. look me up and let's see if we can craft together via a live chat. look forward to hearing from you linda. i am 63 by the way. it is an old piccy lol lol
My cold porcelain lasted about a little over 4 years (about 4 1/2). I made a batch and created a few items, I stored it away because we moved to a different house and I forgot about it. I found it in one of my craft totes while packing up to move again 4 years later, I poked at the packaging and it was still soft (not as soft as before but soft enough to pull apart, and hold details). We moved from a cold place to a hot place, so when I unpacked it; it was rock solid. It probably could have lasted a lot longer, but I think the move cooked it. Cold porcelain is pretty awesome for a homemade clay, Thank you for sharing how you cook it and your beautiful creations. ❤
I used store bought clay to make projects when my kids were small. I used nail polish to paint them. 30 years later they are still good as new. If I had any old thickened or dried up nail polish, I just added acetone to it and used it for craft projects.
Thank you so very much, I have been looking for a clay recipe for weeks and this is perfect for me,my daughter and granddaughters craft time. Its wonderful to use for my granddaughters therapy!! And she can make it any color she wants! Again thank you! 😊💗🌻🍁🌺🦋
Dla Europejczyków - skrobia ziemniaczana jest równie dobra. Zrobiłam i jest taka sama. Na ciepło zrobiłam według przepisu. Przy ugniataniu musiałam dodać trochę więcej skrobii. Dałam na całą noc do lodówki i rano jeszcze raz zagniotłam. Jest super, gładkie i plastyczne, nie pęka w trakcie suszenia (nawet na kaloryferze) ❤
Thank you so much! For a long time I wanted to work with clay and sell. Bt I wasn’t financially strong... So I was hesitating. Bt your video helped me so much. Today I'm making it for the second time. I opened my facebook page yesterday and sold some of my clay work to my closed ones😊 thank you so much!! 🖤🖤🖤
This is a wonderful idea. My grandmother used to make homemade clay for me as a child and I loved it. The flowers you have created are so pretty and I think I will try to make a bracelet like the one in this video. Thank you for the recipe and the tips!
It's so kind of you to share your wonderful talent. Thank you. You're a talented artist. Thanks for adding so much needed detail to your video. You are a great teacher.
Creative Cat, Wow, it’s been a while now. I was needing to make that clay mix of yours and found you yet again. You are like a breath of fresh air and so unbelievably talented. I really hope that you gain attention from those who can tell when someone has a real hit show, that’s you.
Hi ı use polymer clay to make some tiny little objects or tealight holder etc. And unfotunately It's really expensive, ı am searching some alternative. Do you think this one any close to polymer clay 🥲
@@nilayk.s4143 This is the best one I have found. Although there is another video using the same recipe that uses a microwave instead. I plan on trying that next because the stove was a pain and really stuck to the sides. I only make tiny things and this recipe is great.
I also am new.i bought polymer clay it was so hard even after trying to need it.but this clay I first saw a Spanish lady make is beautifully soft.there is another method same ingredients but no cooking.i have asked many times what the diference it makes.but never get a reply from anyone.thank you uk
@@jeanettereynolds3151 Hi Jeanette, I have made both, stove and regular with no heat and both work wondefully. I do find the stove one a lot easier to make and the main difference between the two is that the stove made one shrinks during drying about 20-30%.
I have tried this , I made Ganesha model from it, works really well❤💯 It has been more than 1 year now for that model, it still looks the same 😍 Thank you @Creativecat 🙈
I’ve been messing around with hobbycraft bought clay all over the summer, then I found you, thank the lord, today I’m going to make my own clay and I can’t wait, thank you for this fab tutorial, I’ll keep you posted. Also your homemade clay looks so much smoother and neater than the shop bought 👍
This might be one of the best videos that I' ve watched new Friends for you my dear 😊my grandma was q a porcelain Artist, I' ve always been drawn to porcelain art since my childhood age, and formative years. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome talent with us❤👍
The Cornflour used to make this clay is actually cornstarch… this distinction needs to be made for people who might confuse it with the another cornflour called cornmeal… cornmeal is super coarse and gritty compared to cornstarch… you can also use arrowroot starch or tapioca starch in place of the cornstarch!
@@RiniDiamandis yes apparently "cornflour" is what they call corn starch in the UK and places that have/had been colonized by the British…. Here in Oklahoma when someone says corn flour, I automatically think corn meal… I just didn’t want someone else thinking the same thing and use that trying to make this clay lol…
@ZippedUpKitz So she actually used cornstarch??.. Which one is good to use arrowroot starch , tapioca starch or cornstarch can you please clear my doubt..Thank you in advance..🤎
I’ve watched loads of diy clay videos and I have to say this is the most straight forward and informative one I’ve seen, thank you so much 😊 love your videos 💖
Love this! My Girls and I love making our own stuff! The endless possibilities!! Thank You for the recipe, it has been written in our recipe book❤ we would like to send a photo of our creation when its ready. Thank You!!!
@@berthapoblacion4019 I watched a few others and they used wood glue as it's more flexible but they didn't do cook method? Don't know what diference it makes to cooking or just making it without cooking.would love someone to tell me the diference in it thank you 🇬🇧
Many thanks, Megha, for this nicely made video. I have checked out others and yours is by far the best. I have written the recipe down in my little notebook for posterity and convenience. With the clay I plan to make some phalaenopsis flowers. Bye, and good health, Steve. 💛
Adorable how you wrote it in a little notebook while half the world uses voice note or something to do this. It's nice to see some old school things. Lots of love
Thank you for a very thorough video. Your flowers are so pretty and lifelike. I am excited to see more of your videos and making the clay to see all the things I can make. God Bless you.
Boy!! I watched this one, Just In Time--I am in the process of ordering paints and CLAY!! Now, I am gonna cancel the clay and just order paint!! Thanks once again!!
I Loved Your tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing all the helpful tips and your experience using it. Your flowers are beautiful and look very realistic! I have watched some other tutorial similar but yours is actually inspired me with a completely different idea now that I have seen some of the ways that you have used your clay. Thank you so much for sharing!
I can't tell you how happy I am to have recently found your channel. You are one very talented lady. I am working my way through your videos...slowly lol...Thank you so much. Your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow. ❤
I keep watching your videos and everytime I keep on getting more impressed with your creativity, your explanation, your presentation.... Its a pleasure to watch you
the recipe seems simple, even it does look like I'll need a few small batches to make sure I get the correct cooking time. flowers and figurines are all very well, but can you do anything useful? like maybe candle holders, serving trays, desk organizers and stuff like that. I like the idea of it drying up transparent - maybe it would be fit for lampshades and nightlights... or glass-like bits for altered books and cardboard boxes... thanks for sharing!
Absolutely a clear and concise video! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us all. Inexpensive and creative! Lovely. May you and your be well with blessings everyday! Namaste~
Wooow dis is most wanted recipe.. I tried it out n it came out soo well. It's just a perfect air dry clay .widout any efforts. Thank u soo much buddy..
Es la mejor receta de pasta de porcelana rusa que conozco..la he usado desde hace muchos años..el vinagre es opcional a menos que la vayas a guardar en la nevera durante meses..yo nunca le pongo conservador
Lovely tutorial! Your voice has such a pleasant tone :) you are very talented! I am in awe of your clay flowers! Also, your fingernail color is very pretty!
They look so perfect, as with some homemade air dry clay I've seen on you tube when making a model it had a few cracks in it and was done similar to this one, as I tried a good while ago to make it, and it did have cracks in it and was unable to polish it or to varnish it as it seemed to sink right into the air dry clay, with no shine, can you help me on this as I'm thinking of tying again and any info welcome,thank you👍🌹🍁🌷🍂😘
este graff she is not using bad language that is how she talks,hello i’m an indian like her two even i talk like that,ok? and don’t judge her how she talks ok?
@@amamamia4391 Not in the US. They are 2 different things. Corn flour is yellow and is protein-based. Corn starch is, of course, white and is starch-based. In other countries, they mean corn starch when they say corn flour. I only point this out because if someone bought and used corn flour for this recipe in the US, it would likely produce a very different result.
@@scootermom1791 Thanks for your concern, corn meal is yellow and makes good bread and muffins, corn flour is what some countries call corn starch and is used as a thickener for puddings, gravies, sauces and real handy for some crafts.
@@amamamia4391 corn meal, corn flour, and corn starch are distinctly different corn products in the US. Corn meal is grittier version of corn flour made by grinding dried corn kernels. Corn flour is made by grinding the corn meal into a fine powder. Corn starch isn't produced by grinding dry corn kernels at all. It's a grain starch extracted from the endosperm of corn kernels and dried to form a white powder. It has completely different properties than corn flour.
Excellent video, one of the best I've seen on this topic, so we'll explained & demonstrated. Your polymer flowers are delicate & beautiful. A real artist.
This looks interesting. I was looking for methods to decorate my new bullet journal cover. This looks like something I can use. Great video, love the tips.
Hi there Cat: I am new to working with clay of any kind. Simply because it always seemed to be so expensive. At least until now... :-) Thank you for a great video. I love that this glue can be made transparent or colored. A huge plus! I love to do crafts. So this should be something was different then quilts or beading. I want to craft earrings. Love your web site! Thanks!!!
Thank you so much. I've look at several different options of making the clay but this one seems the least difficult and it's least expensive thank you.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I normally use Super sculpy, and have monster clay.I have been looking for a clay that is similar to what they have in Brazil by Inkwayway. I can’t wait to try this out. You are awesome!
I know this is an old video, but I want to thank you for this clay recipe. A charity I work with in Mexico made up 26 batches of this clay to use in a free crafting day for disadvantaged local children. 10,000 grams of clay, so that 100 children could each make their very own clay octopus to take home. It has made these kids very happy.
That's Beautiful ❤️
Your flowers are beautiful! Your very creative. Thank you for sharing
Nice to hear
Really
Got tip: if you put just a little bit of cooking oil or baby oil in the cup and rub it all over it before you put the glue in, the glue will slide right out of the cup and make it’s much easier to clean up :)
Nice tip thank you so much...
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I like the cooking tecnique that the
Creativue Cat came up with.
Purdu clever.
Thank you.
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Molly Brown.🐕🏳️🌈👍
This works 100% ty x
@@amandamoses9179 no problem :)
I made a project using this clay exactly 1 year ago. Ihave been pinching a piece every once in a while on small projects here and there. Today, I just used the last piece as a belt buckle on another project. Time to make some more. It is, by far, the best clay ever!👍👍👍
Yes it lasts really long, I once found some clay while cleaning my craft room, I had no idea when I made that...may be it was a year old.
What method of storage did you use? That's awesome it has lasted so long.
@@e_i_e_i_bro I used several layers of cling wrap. Greased first. Then placed it a Walmart bag which I then placed in a Ziploc bag. They batch is gone. I skipped the Walmart bag on my last batch and simply placed it in an airtight plastic container. I just take out a chunk at a time depending on the amount I needed for my project.
@@CreativeCatCreationshello I want to ask some thing is it breakable after dry the item
@@JannyMahaMay i know if it is compulsory to use a non stick pan??
So, I tried this today - it was wayyyyyyy sticky when I was trying to knead it, and I gave up on the lotion idea and sprayed my hands with nonstick spray. That made all the difference - the sticky goop turned right into beautiful clay! The longer I worked it, the smoother and prettier it got! I am thrilled with the feel and look of it! It's in the fridge chilling, and I've got to go to work, but I can't wait to try using it tomorrow! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
Which method you used to make clay
Can you tell me is it working?
@chilling007 It's okay, actually, but it has some issues in using. IT SHRINKS so badly as it dries that if the thickness is at all uneven it cracks and twists. Too thin and it becomes brittle. I wouldn't use this for art with much detail, but it would be great for cookie cutter ornaments. I did not have good luck using it with silicone molds, but I may have not done it right as I'm new to molds as well.
@@w.l.elliott7182 have you used any other clay? Or any other way to make clay?? If you did....can you recommend me some? Also any specific things i should focus on?
Is this recipe really work for you??
Today only I made.. This is my 3rd time I'm making it.. 😋love u dear... For such a beautiful video. Actually I am not financially good to buy polymer clay. I make things with this clay and sell it.. 😘Bcos of u I'm earning something from home. Ur my inspiration 💕God bless u every movement of ur life. Tke care
Wow thats really great😊
I am really happy to know you are earning through it...keep it up👍❤️
@@CreativeCatCreations thanks a lot dear 💕
Is it okay to bake this clay? :)
I don't think so.. But it's a air dry clay.. It takes one day to dry completely 🥰
Approx how many mins have to cook
Just to let you know you are a real sweet heart. I am sn old lady 71 years old. And the way you explain I am doing my own craft bottles to pass my time. I live alone, hence thank you
Thank ypu so much Linda😊😍
Take care😊❤️
Hey linda aunty from where r u ?
Want to talk to u.
Hi Linda aunty. Do more such things. Will be the best healer and be happy.
Please dont feel you have to craft alone. look me up and let's see if we can craft together via a live chat. look forward to hearing from you linda. i am 63 by the way. it is an old piccy lol lol
Thank you Gurpreet Kaur I live in Mumbai 9820363343 call anytime
My cold porcelain lasted about a little over 4 years (about 4 1/2). I made a batch and created a few items, I stored it away because we moved to a different house and I forgot about it. I found it in one of my craft totes while packing up to move again 4 years later, I poked at the packaging and it was still soft (not as soft as before but soft enough to pull apart, and hold details). We moved from a cold place to a hot place, so when I unpacked it; it was rock solid. It probably could have lasted a lot longer, but I think the move cooked it. Cold porcelain is pretty awesome for a homemade clay, Thank you for sharing how you cook it and your beautiful creations. ❤
Wow...thank you for sharing your experience 😊
My cold porcelain never lasts long as i keep working with it....the longest i stored it was 4 months😊
Who is watching 2024 say yes 😅
I am still stuck in 2019 so for me it just a year old😅
Yes😢
Yes watching for the 4th time🎉
I am watching at 2024 😂
Yes
The most stress-free recipe technique I have seen. You are a great educator and inspiration! Thank you
Note for those in the US, cornflour is the same thing as cornstarch.
She does not mean polenta or maise.
It's write madam
@@gingeraiyle tut
would potato starch work as well?
Thank you, exactly what I was wondering....it looked like the consistency of corn starch when she was pouring it in pot, but I wasn't sure~
Hi. Can tapioca starch be used instead of cornstarch pls? Ty.
I used store bought clay to make projects when my kids were small. I used nail polish to paint them. 30 years later they are still good as new. If I had any old thickened or dried up nail polish, I just added acetone to it and used it for craft projects.
You are super genious
I have always loved using old nail polish to paint projects. It gives pretty colors and a nice finish. As you already know. Lol. 😄
Same here, I also use transparent nail paint to cover
@@hi-dz3hn jail
What is acetone please thank you 🇬🇧
I already used this clay in making an peacock, it's been 2years, still it's looks like new one. Love you sister...
Thats really great to know dear😊
Pls tell me that you had used varnish on it or not
Pls tell fast rekha
Rekha ji whats the glue we can get here in india to make this clay
Use fevicol Mr
I use Fevicol, it will available at any stationary.... Company name was like MR, and yes I use varnish....
Thank you so very much, I have been looking for a clay recipe for weeks and this is perfect for me,my daughter and granddaughters craft time. Its wonderful to use for my granddaughters therapy!! And she can make it any color she wants! Again thank you! 😊💗🌻🍁🌺🦋
Is this recipe really work for you??
Thank you so much for showing size comparison for fresh Clay versus the dried stamp butterfly! Super helpful for projects
You have beautifull hands, they make beautifull things...
Dla Europejczyków - skrobia ziemniaczana jest równie dobra. Zrobiłam i jest taka sama. Na ciepło zrobiłam według przepisu. Przy ugniataniu musiałam dodać trochę więcej skrobii. Dałam na całą noc do lodówki i rano jeszcze raz zagniotłam. Jest super, gładkie i plastyczne, nie pęka w trakcie suszenia (nawet na kaloryferze) ❤
Umm do you mean even if we use maida by adding potato starch we can make same clay please reply
Thank you so much!
For a long time I wanted to work with clay and sell. Bt I wasn’t financially strong... So I was hesitating. Bt your video helped me so much. Today I'm making it for the second time. I opened my facebook page yesterday and sold some of my clay work to my closed ones😊 thank you so much!! 🖤🖤🖤
Congratulations 👏 how can I find you on your Facebook page??
Oh I wish I saw this video a few years back went I first tried my own. This is so much clearer and showed how to do it on the stove and timing better.
This is a wonderful idea. My grandmother used to make homemade clay for me as a child and I loved it. The flowers you have created are so pretty and I think I will try to make a bracelet like the one in this video. Thank you for the recipe and the tips!
Is this recipe really worked for you??
It's so kind of you to share your wonderful talent. Thank you. You're a talented artist. Thanks for adding so much needed detail to your video. You are a great teacher.
Just finished cooking mine! Now to wait 24 hours. I can already tell it's gonna be beautiful. Thank you so much for the tutorial and tips!
Great...good luck with your projects 👍
its works？
u have to wait 24h before use it?
You can use it immediately. It takes,especially 24 hours to dry
@@jokjones1 yes correct
Your flowers look like the real thing, you have a great talent, thank you for sharing your talent. Too sweet!
You are welcome 😊
And Thank you so much 😊😍
Creative Cat, Wow, it’s been a while now. I was needing to make that clay mix of yours and found you yet again. You are like a breath of fresh air and so unbelievably talented. I really hope that you gain attention from those who can tell when someone has a real hit show, that’s you.
Definitely the BEST cold clay tutorial I've found over the years! Thank you for this lesson !!!
Flowers look so realistic, u have magic in ur hands
Actually your channel is amazing, cannot leave, I prayed the dawn prayer and started watching while making my dua'
Thank you 😊 it worked.
For those trying some tips is oil your hand , utensil and any other things this will help you to clean and no stick surface.
For anyone wondering this recipe is fantastic. Clay is crazy expensive where I live so I rely on this and it works beautifully.
It's funny Clay is too expensive to craft, so food is used for crafting.
Thank you America for your subsidized corn that you sell all over the world.
Hi ı use polymer clay to make some tiny little objects or tealight holder etc. And unfotunately It's really expensive, ı am searching some alternative. Do you think this one any close to polymer clay 🥲
@@nilayk.s4143 This is the best one I have found. Although there is another video using the same recipe that uses a microwave instead. I plan on trying that next because the stove was a pain and really stuck to the sides. I only make tiny things and this recipe is great.
@@e_i_e_i_bro thank you for your response🙏🏻 ı will try it tomorrow 🤞🏻😇
This is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE clay! I've tried several different recipes, and yours id, by far, the best!
Is this recipe really worked for you??
@@DoodleWithSheetal YESSS! So very well, it's great! There's a learning curve as to how to work with it, but the clay is really good
@@Theperilsofbev thank you so much. I Will try once
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I didn't want to buy any since I am new to making clay things. This is wonderful.
I also am new.i bought polymer clay it was so hard even after trying to need it.but this clay I first saw a Spanish lady make is beautifully soft.there is another method same ingredients but no cooking.i have asked many times what the diference it makes.but never get a reply from anyone.thank you uk
@@jeanettereynolds3151 Hi Jeanette, I have made both, stove and regular with no heat and both work wondefully. I do find the stove one a lot easier to make and the main difference between the two is that the stove made one shrinks during drying about 20-30%.
I have tried this , I made Ganesha model from it, works really well❤💯 It has been more than 1 year now for that model, it still looks the same 😍
Thank you @Creativecat 🙈
Did your clay become very sticky too?
Is there any cracks in the idol after It got dried ?
@@kittycat-yb3px No, my clay was of normal consistency
@@shyaraja No, make sure you knead your dough smooth before making any shape to avoid cracks 🤗
How do u preserve it ...
Varnish ...or just paint ensures it
I’ve been messing around with hobbycraft bought clay all over the summer, then I found you, thank the lord, today I’m going to make my own clay and I can’t wait, thank you for this fab tutorial, I’ll keep you posted.
Also your homemade clay looks so much smoother and neater than the shop bought 👍
I made the clay this morning but it’s very very sticky, can anyone help at all plz
Lovely texture but too sticky to work with 😢
Add little cornstarch, it will be fine
@@CreativeCatCreationshi there, so this clay is equivalent to the polymer clay?
So many beautiful things to make on your own. Love it.
This is my favorite clay to use. I've made it numerous times and its perfect every time. My projects and wallet thank you for sharing.
Just made this with my children..
Thank you so much..
Its come out to be so good...
This might be one of the best videos that I' ve watched new Friends for you my dear 😊my grandma was q a porcelain Artist, I' ve always been drawn to porcelain art since my childhood age, and formative years. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome talent with us❤👍
The Cornflour used to make this clay is actually cornstarch… this distinction needs to be made for people who might confuse it with the another cornflour called cornmeal… cornmeal is super coarse and gritty compared to cornstarch… you can also use arrowroot starch or tapioca starch in place of the cornstarch!
Thank U I posted asking what it was
tysm i thought the same but i figured she just mispoke cos i know corn flour doesn't look like that
i'm excited to try the recipe now!
@@RiniDiamandis yes apparently "cornflour" is what they call corn starch in the UK and places that have/had been colonized by the British…. Here in Oklahoma when someone says corn flour, I automatically think corn meal… I just didn’t want someone else thinking the same thing and use that trying to make this clay lol…
Cornflour is not Cornstarch or Cornmeal. These are 3 different things. Look them up if you don't know what they are.
@ZippedUpKitz So she actually used cornstarch??..
Which one is good to use arrowroot starch , tapioca starch or cornstarch can you please clear my doubt..Thank you in advance..🤎
I’ve watched loads of diy clay videos and I have to say this is the most straight forward and informative one I’ve seen, thank you so much 😊 love your videos 💖
Love this! My Girls and I love making our own stuff! The endless possibilities!! Thank You for the recipe, it has been written in our recipe book❤ we would like to send a photo of our creation when its ready. Thank You!!!
Did you find it crumbles
I especially liked the samples of what you can make with the clay. Again thank you for sharing your gift.
Very innovative idea 🙂
i wonder why people dislike such videos!!!
Yt algorithms. They like to play, "fairness." Very dumb.
After seeing what you have made with the clay I am so inspired! I can't wait to try this thank you!
Same here
Can you use woodglue?
Thank you!
Thats good and you are amazing
@@berthapoblacion4019 I watched a few others and they used wood glue as it's more flexible but they didn't do cook method? Don't know what diference it makes to cooking or just making it without cooking.would love someone to tell me the diference in it thank you 🇬🇧
YOU ARE TRULY AN ARTIST! GLAD I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL
كنت ابحث عن هذا الفيديو كثيرا واخيرا وجدته شكرالك ياصديقتي
I love the transparency of this clay
Thanks for sharing this homemade air dry clay recipe. I want to use it instead of polymer clay for making miniatures. This is great!
Thank you so much 😊😍
Hi ı am searching a recipe for the same reason😍 can you share your experience plz? 🙏🏻
Many thanks, Megha, for this nicely made video. I have checked out others and yours is by far the best. I have written the recipe down in my little notebook for posterity and convenience. With the clay I plan to make some phalaenopsis flowers. Bye, and good health, Steve. 💛
Adorable how you wrote it in a little notebook while half the world uses voice note or something to do this. It's nice to see some old school things. Lots of love
Yes really..... I will try your way of making polymer clay. Thank you
@@giya2701 I also prefer to write things down.more people need to not rely on machines
@@giya2701 I write things down
You are so lovely! Thank you fir a well explained instructions & recipe! I can't wait to try it!!
OMG! YOU are super amazing and your work with the clay is STUNNING! I'VE NEVER SEEN anyone make such beautiful flowers with clay...
wow! you have developed a beautiful talent.
incredible
I learnt a lot today. You are a great teacher. God bless.🙏🕉
Thank you for a very thorough video. Your flowers are so pretty and lifelike. I am excited to see more of your videos and making the clay to see all the things I can make. God Bless you.
Thank you so much 😊😍
I have shared lots of projects made with this clay
Excellent skill & artwork,dhanyawad
Boy!! I watched this one, Just In Time--I am in the process of ordering paints and CLAY!! Now, I am gonna cancel the clay and just order paint!! Thanks once again!!
You are welcome and good luck 😊👍
I Loved Your tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing all the helpful tips and your experience using it. Your flowers are beautiful and look very realistic! I have watched some other tutorial similar but yours is actually inspired me with a completely different idea now that I have seen some of the ways that you have used your clay. Thank you so much for sharing!
Nice
How can someone even dislike this masterpiece. You've got a new subscriber 😀
Dislike is something like a Sault. Who likes Sault ? but once you add it's tests beautiful.
@@moneshsupekar2589 do you mean SALT? LIKE WHAT YOU ADD TO COOKING ETC.NOT BEING FUNNY JUST WONDERED IF YOU MEANT SALT THANK YOU 🇬🇧
هل بإمكان أحدكم كتابة الوصفة بالعربية من أجلي🙏🙏
So many beautiful things u make on your own thank u so much for all modeling bye
I can't tell you how happy I am to have recently found your channel. You are one very talented lady. I am working my way through your videos...slowly lol...Thank you so much. Your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow. ❤
I keep watching your videos and everytime I keep on getting more impressed with your creativity, your explanation, your presentation.... Its a pleasure to watch you
Thank you so much 😊😍
What brand glue?
I am definitely going to have a go at making some for my granddaughter 😍
Aww that's so sweet of you
the recipe seems simple, even it does look like I'll need a few small batches to make sure I get the correct cooking time.
flowers and figurines are all very well, but can you do anything useful? like maybe candle holders, serving trays, desk organizers and stuff like that.
I like the idea of it drying up transparent - maybe it would be fit for lampshades and nightlights... or glass-like bits for altered books and cardboard boxes...
thanks for sharing!
Absolutely a clear and concise video! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us all. Inexpensive and creative! Lovely. May you and your be well with blessings everyday! Namaste~
Namaste😊
Thank you so much 😊😍
Wonderful!!
Wooow dis is most wanted recipe.. I tried it out n it came out soo well. It's just a perfect air dry clay .widout any efforts. Thank u soo much buddy..
Kruthi D.J when the clay dries does it crack?
@@createwithclara9404 no, ,just don't over cook the clay
Avneesh's Art Gallery ok thanks
Thank You very much for the generosity of sharing this idea and wish You all the best for future. 👌😍
Thank you for sharing this homemade clay recipe. I don't where to buy it and now i have something to do during my spare time, thank you again
This is the best way I saw till now.
Thank you so much 😊😍
WOW! UR Amazing!!! I'm surprised to see we have such talented people in our country. U r super talented. Xoxo
Thank you so much 😊😍
This is incredible✨
Those flower looks so real
👌Thank You very much for the generosity of sharing this idea and wish You all the best for future 👍
Do you use Corn Starch? Or is Corn flour something in grain department . Thanks
I really admire your craft. This video is amazing and your art skills are exceptionally good ❤ 👍
Thank you so much 😊😍
thank you THANK YOU THANK YOU! YOU'RE AMAZING! I APPRECIATE YOU MAKING THIS AND I ENJOYING IT..
Very nice
Informative
Inspiring
Good for children
Thank you so much
God bless you
I dont know about the clay bt ur work is awesome... This articles which uh made with the clay are slaying😍🔥
Thank you so much 😊😍
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Such an informative video, Akistē--thank you sm for sharing. your pieces are so beautiful! you've inspired me to try creating delicate things as well
v.helpful video .. thanks for sharing .. got to know many points
Thanks! For sharing 🎉💛 now that my kids are in summer vacations we will make this to get hands✋ on creativity. 😉
My pleasure dear....yeah plz engage them in these activities...they will surely have fun
Es la mejor receta de pasta de porcelana rusa que conozco..la he usado desde hace muchos años..el vinagre es opcional a menos que la vayas a guardar en la nevera durante meses..yo nunca le pongo conservador
I have made your clay twice. Both times it came out perfect!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
Wow...that's really great😊😍
After dry is it flexible?
@@raquelsotelo8386 It is not flexible. But I am making very thin pieces.
Lovely tutorial! Your voice has such a pleasant tone :) you are very talented! I am in awe of your clay flowers! Also, your fingernail color is very pretty!
Thank you so much 😊
They look so perfect, as with some homemade air dry clay I've seen on you tube when making a model it had a few cracks in it and was done similar to this one, as I tried a good while ago to make it, and it did have cracks in it and was unable to polish it or to varnish it as it seemed to sink right into the air dry clay, with no shine, can you help me on this as I'm thinking of tying again and any info welcome,thank you👍🌹🍁🌷🍂😘
Beautiful flowers. I am going to make clay right now
I made this clay worked out very well
Thats really great😊👍
Hey does it crack after drying? Thanks
No it doesn't crack if your clay is of right consistency
I think I might have to try this after the holidays.
Hi dear, very easy method u told us. Nd the beautiful thing of this video is u explained all in very easy simple wording.God blesss you
Thank you so much Aarti ji😊😍
Awesome way to prepare it at home, never knew that we can also make it at home
HOLY SHIT THE FLOWERS LOOK SO GOOD. ure so talented!!
Thank you so much 😊😍
@@CreativeCatCreations r u from india
Yes
Please do not use bad language.
este graff she is not using bad language that is how she talks,hello i’m an indian like her two even i talk like that,ok? and don’t judge her how she talks ok?
Ok .. I never knew this was possible .. amazed
Tip: You can also use cornstarch if you don’t have cornflour, and you can microwave it if easier.
cornstarch is cornflour
@@amamamia4391 Not in the US. They are 2 different things. Corn flour is yellow and is protein-based. Corn starch is, of course, white and is starch-based. In other countries, they mean corn starch when they say corn flour. I only point this out because if someone bought and used corn flour for this recipe in the US, it would likely produce a very different result.
@@scootermom1791 Thanks for your concern, corn meal is yellow and makes good bread and muffins, corn flour is what some countries call corn starch and is used as a thickener for puddings, gravies, sauces and real handy for some crafts.
@@amamamia4391 corn meal, corn flour, and corn starch are distinctly different corn products in the US. Corn meal is grittier version of corn flour made by grinding dried corn kernels. Corn flour is made by grinding the corn meal into a fine powder. Corn starch isn't produced by grinding dry corn kernels at all. It's a grain starch extracted from the endosperm of corn kernels and dried to form a white powder. It has completely different properties than corn flour.
Awsome. She's so talented..the flowers look so real..great job on this very helpful video
Excellent video, one of the best I've seen on this topic, so we'll explained & demonstrated. Your polymer flowers are delicate & beautiful. A real artist.
Wow dear you are really very creative and talented.. very well explained... I love those succulents.. Thanks a lot for sharing 😊😍 xox
Thank you so much Archu😊😍
Hanji, sab ingredients mix kar ke cook kiya
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This looks interesting. I was looking for methods to decorate my new bullet journal cover. This looks like something I can use. Great video, love the tips.
Thank you so much 😊😍 good luck😊👍
@@CreativeCatCreations are this clay need bake? Or no.
@@CreativeCatCreations can I use homemade glue for making it ?
I made this clay and it came out super. Thank you so much. Beautiful flower can be easily created
this really helpful especially for business thank you so much!
You are Welcome😊
Hi there Cat: I am new to working with clay of any kind. Simply because it always seemed to be so expensive. At least until now... :-) Thank you for a great video. I love that this glue can be made transparent or colored. A huge plus! I love to do crafts. So this should be something was different then quilts or beading. I want to craft earrings. Love your web site! Thanks!!!
Hi dear can you give me some idea what kind of things u made with this clay and where you cell it online or any market?
This is SOME ART!!!!
Loved this clay video and loved how you made beautiful flowers using clay
Thanks so much 😊
The pieces you made were all very beautiful.
Mind blowing, I will try it. 😍😍😍😍
Can we use wheat flour
You're just amazing really a creative cat
Thank you so much 😊😍
Thank you so much. I've look at several different options of making the clay but this one seems the least difficult and it's least expensive thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I normally use Super sculpy, and have monster clay.I have been looking for a clay that is similar to what they have in Brazil by Inkwayway. I can’t wait to try this out. You are awesome!
Hello Gregory, I am Brazilian and I also make crafts with this dough and it is indeed similar to Inkway!
I find sculpture realy hard to work with
Im Brazilian too, did u make it? Did it work? Looking for a good clay recipe and was wondering if it worked for you?
What preservative can I use to store for longer? And how much?
Have you got any other recipes for using outdoor in the garden?
That's what I was wondering. Don't see the answer..?