Frequently Asked Questions: 1. What clay do you use? I use a paper clay. I either buy it or make my own depending on what I want to create 2. What's the difference between the bought paper clay ( amzn.to/2r5FEHY ) and the homemade paper clay (A) ruclips.net/video/LkYGfBz_MTU/видео.html (B) ruclips.net/video/_Ef-U6aZEoI/видео.html )? The homemade one is not that soft and is only good for textured surfaces like stones and tree bark. It is very cheap to make so it might worth to sand it and work it a little more than buying a paper clay. However, you can't keep it more than 5 to 7 days in the fridge. It has the best consistency when you just made it and it's fresh, so I would recommend you use it in the same day or the next and don't make more than you need 3. Can I use air dry clay? What's the difference between air dry clay and paper clay? Often times shops will sell both paper clay and ceramic clay with the same label "air dry clay". It's true, both are air hardening but there are quite a few differences: air dry clay(ceramic clay) is actually mud, natural clay, while paper clay is made with cellulose and other ingredients. Paper clay is stronger than air dry clay(ceramic clay). Air dry clay (ceramic clay) shrinks and the paper clay does not shrink. This is why paper clay is the better choice for my kind of projects. My projects usually require you to cover a jar or a plastic bottle. If the air dry clay shrinks and the bottle or jar remain the same size... you guessed it... your air dry clay will crack all around. It might be a lot cheaper but it's not what you need for these projects. 4. My clay cracks, how do you cover the cracks? You don't, you change your air dry clay to a paper clay! See why at the previous question 5. How to waterproof my paper clay creations? I recommend using a yacht varnish. Apply a few coats and make sure you cover it all around so no water touches your clay 6. What brand of paper clay do you use? I use "Das modelling material" - amzn.to/2r5FEHY 7. Where can I see the list of materials? As a general rule of my channel... READ MY VIDEO DESCRIPTIONS! I write it for you guys, is no secret what I use. For every video I write a description of what I do and what I use. 8. Do you sell your creations? No, not yet, my daughter loves them too much. 9. What colors do you use? I mostly use watercolors and acrylic paint.
I love the way you recycle glass jars to make these darling little fairy houses. I think if you used FIMO or SCULPEY it would work. I love the detail that you put on your fairy houses! So darned cute! Thanks for sharing this! ~Janet in Canada
+mastersadvocate Thank you! It would definitely work with Fimo and Sculpey but would also be more expensive when trying to cover bigger jars ;) (Coming soon)
I've just made my first one :) No where near as good as yours but I'm thrilled with it! Can't wait to paint it and use it in an indoor fairy garden. It's going to become a new passion! Was super relaxing and calming too, thank you for such fabulous vids!
I've just done this for the first time, although been wanting to try it for a while. It was great fun to do and develop as I went along, and I'm hoping I can store it with sweets and give it to my sister for her birthday ;)
These are all so amazing! I want to thank you for all the videos I have no talent but want to try to do this. I do have DAS so i can start off. Thank you again.
+Carla Briggs Thank you! Give it a try! Das and some jars is all you need. You can practice and make a great job, in the end, "talent" is just a word! Have fun!
You could put one of those super-bright LED discs (or even just the fake candles) inside to make it appear like lights are shining through the windows. You could also frost the windows by stippling a bit of white acrylic inside the glass (this is great for dispersing the light)!
Hi again! I started making some of these little houses last weekend - I have used spice jars for two of the miniature houses and a jam jar for the other one - so three houses in the pipeline at the moment! I bought some air dry clay that Hobbycraft here in the UK are selling (it's made specifically for their shops - calleld "British air drying clay"). I found that it cracked a lot during drying and I had to keep repairing with watered down clay and a paintbrush (to paint into the cracks to 'glue' them back together again). At one stage the entire side of the house fell off the jar! I think I've fixed the problems now - I'm drying my houses under plastic, slowly. I will get Das clay next time and see if it's better to use. I can make my own polymer clay but I don't want to do a polymer clay house until I've perfected the technique. It's a really great project. My daughter suggested making a mini-Pub with a slate tiled roof, so that's my next project (complete with hanging sign). I wanted to ask you if you would be able to make a church out of jars? You are so talented, I think a stone church would look fantastic in clay. Anyway, thank you very much for your tutorials and being so giving with your knowledge and skills - your videos are brilliant and this is such a fun project. Can't wait for the summer holidays to show my grandchildren how to make something like this! Thanks again. Sorry for the long message :)
+Janice Scott Oh, I'm sorry that your clay cracked. It's probably a natural clay and it shrinks when the water evaporates(it's clay, soil, great when making ceramic, but when you cover something, it will always crack). It will always crack no matter what you do. Das is a special clay that uses paper cellulose and a glue, it smells funny but It never shrinks. If you can't find it there I think Kohinoor had a similar clay maybe you find that one.
+Creative Mom The church idea sounds good, I would try it as a personal project, we have some great churches in our country. Thank you for the long comment, I like connecting with my RUclips friends :)
Thanks for your reply - yes it's a natural clay - very nice to work with but not ideal for this project. I can get Das clay here, I'll have a go with that next time!
+Happy Little Charms Thank you. Yes, it works with polymer clay as well. But if you make bigger ones, it's alot more expensive to make them with polymer clay.
+Happy Little Charms You can share it on the instructable comment section and press the button "I made it!" You have a link to my instructable in the description of the video
Ms. Xyz Paul glue gun is a one time buy. The glue sticks can be bought in bulk for fairly cheap, and each creation might use one glue stick, if that. Aluminum foil can be purchased at the dollar store and last for months. Paints, depending on the type you buy, really aren’t that expensive, either. At most, metallic paints from your typical craft store might be anywhere from $3 - $5 for the smaller size and (again) last for quite a few projects. So, in short, yes, these projects are very inexpensive. Anything in this world costs some amount of money, but for the amount you spend on the supplies for these houses and how many you can crank out with everything, it’s very, very cheap. Of course, I suppose even $15 - $25 is expensive to someone.
Здравствуйте!!!Я в восторге от ваших работ.Подскажите, Вы используете глину или что-то другое. Материал очень пластичный и податливый, хочется попробовать...
Спасибо. В этом видео я использовал «Das modelling material», но в моих последних видео я использовал самодельную бумажную глину. Вы можете проверить его, а также можете посмотреть мое видео о том, как сделать эту бумажную глину.
+namisha sinha Hi, thank you. I used "Das modelling material" it doesn't need baking, is cheap and strong in the end. For small jars you can use polymer, but for bigger jars, like the one in my last video it would be too expensive I think. Have fun!
Hi, Can I put things on this? or is only for decoration? I think is beautiful and I wanna make some for my kitchen... maybe cookies, sprinkles, sugar etc.. Btw.... amazing work!!!
+Nathaly Of course you can use them. We put candies because they are small, but if you have bigger ones you can put cookies or sugar or sweet treats or spices and you can write on the door or on top of the door what's inside ;) Thank you and have fun!
WOW this looks amazing youre soooo creative :000 im gonna try it i really hope itll turn out well :D thqnk you for the amazing tutorial ^-^ subscribing right now CD
I made a toad house about a month and a half ago out of an empty honey jar that looked similar to the one you made here. I used air dry clay then didn't realize that you couldn't put it outside because it would disintegrate. I haven't finished painting it yet because I was bummed that I couldn't put it near my waterfall outside. Any suggestions on how air dry clay can be used in outdoor decor? Is there a sealant you can recommend? Very cute and I love your painting! Great job! I've subscribed!
+Robin Donnelly Thank you! I'm planning to make some models for outside and I want to seal them with two layers of yacht varnish. Just make sure you go all around and there is not even the smallest space where water can reach the clay. The varnish will change the color a bit. Have fun and let me know how it goes
+Ashlea Smith Thank you. Yes, if you want to use them outside you should definitely coat them well with a few layers of varnish so the clay doesn't touch the water. Have fun :)
Oh fantastic, thank you for your quick reply. I am making surf gardens with the kids during the summer holidays, looks like fun!! you are a very talented lady.
+livelonglovemuch I used DAS modelling material but the secret is to water it a little and work it in your hand to make it smoother. The original consistency is not good. And also, when you try to attach the new wet parts to a dry part you have to water the dry part so you reactivate the glue inside ;) trust me it's the best clay there is for this price but only if you know how to work with it. Thank you
+butter cup Paper clay might work just fine, das is also cellulose based. As long as it doesn't shrink it won't crack on your jar. Natural air dry clays do that, never try those on jars, you'll work in vain, it will crack when drying. Have fun with your little houses!
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What clay do you use?
I use a paper clay. I either buy it or make my own depending on what I want to create
2. What's the difference between the bought paper clay ( amzn.to/2r5FEHY )
and the homemade paper clay (A) ruclips.net/video/LkYGfBz_MTU/видео.html
(B) ruclips.net/video/_Ef-U6aZEoI/видео.html )?
The homemade one is not that soft and is only good for textured surfaces like stones and tree bark. It is very cheap to make so it might worth to sand it and work it a little more than buying a paper clay. However, you can't keep it more than 5 to 7 days in the fridge. It has the best consistency when you just made it and it's fresh, so I would recommend you use it in the same day or the next and don't make more than you need
3. Can I use air dry clay? What's the difference between air dry clay and paper clay?
Often times shops will sell both paper clay and ceramic clay with the same label "air dry clay". It's true, both are air hardening but there are quite a few differences: air dry clay(ceramic clay) is actually mud, natural clay, while paper clay is made with cellulose and other ingredients. Paper clay is stronger than air dry clay(ceramic clay). Air dry clay (ceramic clay) shrinks and the paper clay does not shrink. This is why paper clay is the better choice for my kind of projects. My projects usually require you to cover a jar or a plastic bottle. If the air dry clay shrinks and the bottle or jar remain the same size... you guessed it... your air dry clay will crack all around. It might be a lot cheaper but it's not what you need for these projects.
4. My clay cracks, how do you cover the cracks?
You don't, you change your air dry clay to a paper clay! See why at the previous question
5. How to waterproof my paper clay creations?
I recommend using a yacht varnish. Apply a few coats and make sure you cover it all around so no water touches your clay
6. What brand of paper clay do you use?
I use "Das modelling material" - amzn.to/2r5FEHY
7. Where can I see the list of materials?
As a general rule of my channel... READ MY VIDEO DESCRIPTIONS! I write it for you guys, is no secret what I use. For every video I write a description of what I do and what I use.
8. Do you sell your creations?
No, not yet, my daughter loves them too much.
9. What colors do you use?
I mostly use watercolors and acrylic paint.
I always use air dry clay ,and have done many projects with jars and my clay never cracks.
Creative Mom Thanks!
Super Superb!! Super Superb!! Super Superb!!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you :)
Creative Mom can we use newspaper in place of foil?
Now this...... this is fabulous.
+Cherie K Thank you!
fab, love it, you're very clever x
Thank you :)
Oh my god you have made my life with these thank you x x x
+pinkiemexxx I'm glad you like them, thank you!
It is so cute but really textured work!!!!
+Taheera Tanveer Thank you! I try to do my best!
I love the way you recycle glass jars to make these darling little fairy houses. I think if you used FIMO or SCULPEY it would work. I love the detail that you put on your fairy houses! So darned cute! Thanks for sharing this! ~Janet in Canada
+mastersadvocate Thank you! It would definitely work with Fimo and Sculpey but would also be more expensive when trying to cover bigger jars ;) (Coming soon)
There aré actually people who used the 👎 ! Really? These are awesome in every respect! Love the watercolor finish, stunning ! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! I have a very low dislike rate but yes, there are people who hated it :))
Creative Mom well boo back to those haters!!! I love this!! I can't wait to make one!!
i think there are always dislikes in every awesome video, they are the shade of the world, but you are light ;)
Thank you so much for listing the supply list! Not much ppl do that for their videos, cheers!
+rickyay26 if only everybody would read it instead of asking in comments over and over again :))
wow!! If i were only this talented.. they look amazing
+itsmeamanda01 Thank you Amanda
I love this ideal; will be making some with the little neighbor girl.
+A10TOES Thank you and have fun! You can share your result on my instructable comment section. You have the link in the video description :)
alright, thank you, these are so cute.
WOW..... they're so amazing - very artistic!!!
+Denise McGuirk Thank you very much Denise!
WONDERFUL!!!!!
Thanks! :)
Cute details tfs 😄
+Linda Friend Thank you ;)
Congratulations, I loved your very beautiful job. You just got a writing.
Thank you!
Muy hermosos trabajos. Tengo muchos frascos y botellas vacías. Voy a empezar a crear, ojalá me salgan bonitos. Saludos desde Ecuador.
So cleaver!!!!
+rosie gonzalez :)) Thanks!
These would be so adorable with battery operated tea lights inside them!
+GeekyDollGirl98 Yes, but these are too small. The ones from my last video are just the right size. I even suggested it in the video description. :)
I LOVE this idea! so cute! : )
+Mikio Bonsai Thank you :)
creative mom...as ur name ur very creative person..
+Lakshana 444 Thank you :)
You are so talented!!!
Very talented!!
+Patty Kennedy Thank you :)
I've just made my first one :) No where near as good as yours but I'm thrilled with it! Can't wait to paint it and use it in an indoor fairy garden. It's going to become a new passion! Was super relaxing and calming too, thank you for such fabulous vids!
Thank you. I'm glad to hear that, don't stop, it will grow on you! :)
I just love all ur videos . suuperrr
+Muhammad Hasham Muhammad Hasham Thank you!
Que chulo haz más vídeos por favor 😍😍😍😍
I've just done this for the first time, although been wanting to try it for a while. It was great fun to do and develop as I went along, and I'm hoping I can store it with sweets and give it to my sister for her birthday ;)
Oh, I'm glad you made it. :)
These are all so amazing! I want to thank you for all the videos I have no talent but want to try to do this. I do have DAS so i can start off. Thank you again.
+Carla Briggs Thank you! Give it a try! Das and some jars is all you need. You can practice and make a great job, in the end, "talent" is just a word! Have fun!
You could put one of those super-bright LED discs (or even just the fake candles) inside to make it appear like lights are shining through the windows. You could also frost the windows by stippling a bit of white acrylic inside the glass (this is great for dispersing the light)!
Fantastic,. All of them are so cute! :)
+Montse Llavador Thank you!
Hi again! I started making some of these little houses last weekend - I have used spice jars for two of the miniature houses and a jam jar for the other one - so three houses in the pipeline at the moment! I bought some air dry clay that Hobbycraft here in the UK are selling (it's made specifically for their shops - calleld "British air drying clay"). I found that it cracked a lot during drying and I had to keep repairing with watered down clay and a paintbrush (to paint into the cracks to 'glue' them back together again). At one stage the entire side of the house fell off the jar! I think I've fixed the problems now - I'm drying my houses under plastic, slowly. I will get Das clay next time and see if it's better to use. I can make my own polymer clay but I don't want to do a polymer clay house until I've perfected the technique. It's a really great project. My daughter suggested making a mini-Pub with a slate tiled roof, so that's my next project (complete with hanging sign). I wanted to ask you if you would be able to make a church out of jars? You are so talented, I think a stone church would look fantastic in clay. Anyway, thank you very much for your tutorials and being so giving with your knowledge and skills - your videos are brilliant and this is such a fun project. Can't wait for the summer holidays to show my grandchildren how to make something like this! Thanks again. Sorry for the long message :)
+Janice Scott Oh, I'm sorry that your clay cracked. It's probably a natural clay and it shrinks when the water evaporates(it's clay, soil, great when making ceramic, but when you cover something, it will always crack). It will always crack no matter what you do. Das is a special clay that uses paper cellulose and a glue, it smells funny but It never shrinks. If you can't find it there I think Kohinoor had a similar clay maybe you find that one.
+Creative Mom The church idea sounds good, I would try it as a personal project, we have some great churches in our country. Thank you for the long comment, I like connecting with my RUclips friends :)
Thanks for your reply - yes it's a natural clay - very nice to work with but not ideal for this project. I can get Das clay here, I'll have a go with that next time!
Cool, I look forward to seeing how you create the church!
now that is a fairy house i will try this
+matthew bhe :) Have fun!
so cool and creative
Thank you!
so lovely and creative.
+Wafaa Anwar Thank you!
These are cute!
+MixedUpMargie Thank you :)
those are amazing!!
Thank you!
wow ur really good!
So Cute! 😍
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+pandagal 36 thank you
Aww.. so cute. You did great! :)
+Michele Trent Thank you Michele
absolutely adorable
Lovely! 💖
Thank you!
That is so clever thankyou
+Glenis Fox Thanks :)
Another great video! Sooo cute!!! = )
+Kate Snider Thank you:)
lovely,!!!!
+Lyn Johnson Thank you!
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GRACIAS.
Adoro os seus trabalhos , são lindíssimos , parabéns.
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Very creative and inspiring!!!. Would make wonderful gifts for someone who takes pride in their garden.
I love your videos
+Stephen Delao Thank you :)
awesome ,love them all
thanks for sharing such a great and wonderful presentation of brilliantly planned and executed creativity. I am a big and of your channel.
I just love all of your creations 😍
i just love this
+santixjr93 Thank you! :)
adorable
I've binge watched you for two days now...and I must say...very inspiring!
Beautiful work !!
it's such a beautiful thought n nice thank u so much mam kv soch v nhi skte the ki jar se fairy house v bn skta h ....
thank you
I love this , I am a polymer clay artist and bet this would work with polymer clay as well . This is beautiful :)
+Happy Little Charms Thank you. Yes, it works with polymer clay as well. But if you make bigger ones, it's alot more expensive to make them with polymer clay.
+Creative Mom Wish I could share my picture of the polymer clay one i made but not sure how to.
+Happy Little Charms You can share it on the instructable comment section and press the button "I made it!" You have a link to my instructable in the description of the video
thanks
woooow!
+analizero :)
Sou brasileira e gostaria de saber como faço está massa.
Lindas gracias por este vídeo.
Gracias!
I love these there so adorable....
These are fantastic! I love all the details you added. I just found this video this morning and will definitely be subscribing to your channel :O)
+Emily Winters Thank you Emily :)
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Thank you for all these videos ,,would love to show you my very first fairy castle i made ..Im now starting my second one
Do you have a site where others can post up there creations ? Would love to share mine
Precioso muchisimas gracias por enseñar
💙💚💜💛👌👌👌god bless you.
Oh I just love this... You are so talented and the colours are lovely... Can you tell me if these are your own ideas x
+lynnie rodgers Thank you! Actually the mushroom jar idea I saw on Pinterest but in a flat 2-D way. The designs are all mine :))
+Creative Mom love em!!!
These r fantastic & inexpensive. I'm going to decorate my mom's garden fir when she can come back home, so I want to make it special.
Do u really think it's inexpensive? Even the basic things r glue gun , clay , aluminium foil, and ofcourse mettallic colours ,
At last the main thing is structure of the fairy house, if it's not ok then ur so called INEXPENSIVE things would get waste out
Ms. Xyz Paul glue gun is a one time buy. The glue sticks can be bought in bulk for fairly cheap, and each creation might use one glue stick, if that. Aluminum foil can be purchased at the dollar store and last for months. Paints, depending on the type you buy, really aren’t that expensive, either. At most, metallic paints from your typical craft store might be anywhere from $3 - $5 for the smaller size and (again) last for quite a few projects. So, in short, yes, these projects are very inexpensive. Anything in this world costs some amount of money, but for the amount you spend on the supplies for these houses and how many you can crank out with everything, it’s very, very cheap. Of course, I suppose even $15 - $25 is expensive to someone.
i am off to get the ingredients today i so want to try this thank you creative mom :)
Have fun! :)
This is AWESOME and totally doable!! Did you paint it with watercolors?
+encouraginghope Thank you! Yes I did! :)
cute!
+Tiara Phillips Thanks :)
So lovely to see you working;-)
Such a beautiful tutorial! I would like to know what can I use to make it water tight so that I can place it outside. Thanks once again for sharing.
Omg! Absolutely adorable! Xx
bellísimo saludos CHILE!!!
Increibles manualidades
minunate!
+Arge Deianira Multumesc frumos :)
Awesome idea!! Could I use polymer clay for this?
+mama warrior yes, you can, but for bigger ones it would be expensive.
They are so cute beautiful ❤️
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The silver material u using is an aluminum foil??
wauw i like this so much😍
Super cute! I love these!
Wow.. sooper... i like it
Love it so cute 👍🏼🦋🌟✨🌸🧚🏻♀️thancks🌻🍄🌺
Здравствуйте!!!Я в восторге от ваших работ.Подскажите, Вы используете глину или что-то другое. Материал очень пластичный и податливый, хочется попробовать...
Спасибо. В этом видео я использовал «Das modelling material», но в моих последних видео я использовал самодельную бумажную глину. Вы можете проверить его, а также можете посмотреть мое видео о том, как сделать эту бумажную глину.
Спасибо за ответ.Творческих Вам успехов!!!!
Todo esta muy bonito
Great Video.
what clay did you use??does it need baking???
can I try with polymer clay??
+namisha sinha Hi, thank you. I used "Das modelling material" it doesn't need baking, is cheap and strong in the end. For small jars you can use polymer, but for bigger jars, like the one in my last video it would be too expensive I think. Have fun!
Hi, Can I put things on this? or is only for decoration? I think is beautiful and I wanna make some for my kitchen... maybe cookies, sprinkles, sugar etc..
Btw.... amazing work!!!
+Nathaly Of course you can use them. We put candies because they are small, but if you have bigger ones you can put cookies or sugar or sweet treats or spices and you can write on the door or on top of the door what's inside ;) Thank you and have fun!
WOW this looks amazing youre soooo creative :000 im gonna try it i really hope itll turn out well :D thqnk you for the amazing tutorial ^-^ subscribing right now CD
+osomatsu san Thank you, I'm sure you will make a great job! Have fun!
I made a toad house about a month and a half ago out of an empty honey jar that looked similar to the one you made here. I used air dry clay then didn't realize that you couldn't put it outside because it would disintegrate. I haven't finished painting it yet because I was bummed that I couldn't put it near my waterfall outside. Any suggestions on how air dry clay can be used in outdoor decor? Is there a sealant you can recommend? Very cute and I love your painting! Great job! I've subscribed!
+Robin Donnelly Thank you! I'm planning to make some models for outside and I want to seal them with two layers of yacht varnish. Just make sure you go all around and there is not even the smallest space where water can reach the clay. The varnish will change the color a bit. Have fun and let me know how it goes
I will! Thanks so much for answering. I'll Google yacht varnish to see where to get it.
there are such things as an indoor fairy garden
I want it outside, thanks.
I.d like to use these outside, is this waterproof or should I use something else? I really loved your video!
+surfergirl326 No, it's not, unless you make them waterproof with a few coats of yacht varnish or something like that.
+Creative Mom Ok thanks for letting me know.
Hi love your work, so do you paint while the clay is still wet thx
+Funny Aussies Evie Games! No, no, no! Paint only when it's dry!
+Creative Mom thank you🤗
Amazing very very beautiful mem !!!!!!
How do you water proof these things? I want to make some for our little fairy garden out on the porch!
+ZanyProductionz You can seal them with a couple of layers of yacht varnish. Make sure you cover them all around! Have fun! :)
Thanks! yacht varnish. I have to remember that.
simplemente Dios te bendiga
Gracias :)
Could i use some sort of clear varnish over the top so that i could use them in the garden? your work is amazing, thank you for sharing
+Ashlea Smith Thank you. Yes, if you want to use them outside you should definitely coat them well with a few layers of varnish so the clay doesn't touch the water. Have fun :)
Oh fantastic, thank you for your quick reply. I am making surf gardens with the kids during the summer holidays, looks like fun!! you are a very talented lady.
Wgat mold clay do you use?! X awesome stuff
+livelonglovemuch I used DAS modelling material but the secret is to water it a little and work it in your hand to make it smoother. The original consistency is not good. And also, when you try to attach the new wet parts to a dry part you have to water the dry part so you reactivate the glue inside ;) trust me it's the best clay there is for this price but only if you know how to work with it. Thank you
hi these are really amazing. i just wanna know what kind of clay are you using. thanks
+butter cup Thank you! It's called "Das modelling material" google it, is very easy to find in online shops.
+Creative Mom wow thanks! I'm just starting out in making little houses out of paper clay. Your videos are really helpful
+butter cup Paper clay might work just fine, das is also cellulose based. As long as it doesn't shrink it won't crack on your jar. Natural air dry clays do that, never try those on jars, you'll work in vain, it will crack when drying. Have fun with your little houses!
are these able to go in my fairy garden outside? will the clay soffen if it rains?
You should coat them first with a few layers of matte yacht varnish. Yes, the water will damage the clay and the paint
so creative do you sell your art? tfs doll ♡
+Terry Coleman No, not yet. Do you think I should? How much would you pay for one of these? Thanks
Wow they are so adorable I would I see all what it takes to make I luv fairy gardens name a price peace / love