Cold Porcelain Recipes Results

[Diane Stafford]

Hi,

You can download my cold porcelain recipes results below:-

Download here >> Cold Porcelain Recipes Results

My hats off to you fabulous cold porcelain experts, I didn't find the process easy, I think because I work with paper clay, and normal clay, which have a denser feel when modeling.

Would love your feedback. thanks Di

[Diane Stafford]

Hi guys, has anyone had a look at the results yet? Any hints or tips you could give me for when i do another batch, particularly how you color your CP? Do you use acrylics and how do food colorings blend? Thanks Di

[Katy B.]

Yes Di. I have looked at the results of the CP paste.
I have shifted from pan cooking to microwave.
I must say that there are different results with PVA glues.
There are the Building, School, Wood and other types that I find cook up differently.
Cheers
Katy

[Walkíria Diniz]

Hello Di,
I use food coloring (Fleibor) and the oil paint to tint the mass of cold porcelain.
Regards,
Walkiria Diniz

[Diane Stafford]

Hi WD (what do you prefer to be called?) Thanks re Fleibor tip. I'm planning some cold porcelain making for spring / easter gifts for family so will look out for the Fleibor brand, although I assume all food colorings will do the trick??

cheers Di :-)

[Katy B.]

Hi all.
I have been using Windsor and Newton Artisan Water Mixable Oil colour for most of my coloring of CP.
The Oil based paint gives a stronger colour result. I find Acrylics do not have such density.
I have not used food colouring but as they are a colouring the results would be interesting. Experimenting is the fun part!
Cheers
Katy

[Diane Stafford]

Hi Katy, Great to see you back - How was your trip?

Hmm... I think I'll have to try both the water mixable oils and the food coloring options, give them a little test :-) Thanks for the tip
hugs
Di