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My name is Meire and I am new to the group. I'm still learning to navigate this site.
I invite you all to know my website:
www.meirebari.com
Check out my ready to use Clay. One of the best , excellent quality. Imported from Argentina. Great for making flowers. We also have products for dyeing the clay, paint and illuminate ... etc!
Visit and explore all the products on the site.
I also take figurines orders. If anyone like some of my pieces here, contact me at any time.
Thank you, and I am happy to be part of this group with so talented people.
Meire Bari.
hope you put your pics.
i have also done all sorts of things,it's like you have to try it all,i cannot stick to just one thing.i want to teach cold porc.have been doing flowers for 23 years.
will soon put my fotos.
regards
Color with white acrylic artist paints,for an opaque result, and then add other colors of choice. For Translucent results just add colors of choice of above paints. Mold your piece and leave to air dry. There will be some shrinkage in the drying.
1 Cup Cornflour.
1 Cup PVA Glue. We mostly used the School PVA.
2 Tablespoons Baby Oil.
1 Teaspoon Eucalyptus Oil.
1/2 teaspoon Citric Acid (Preservative)
Place all in a bowl (Microwave) or a NON STICK Pan and mix to smooth.
Microwave: for 1 1/2 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds, taking care not to over cook it. Should be thickening and a little spongy.
Pan Cooking; Stir over medium heat until mixture consolidates and leaves the sides and bottom of the pan.
Let cool a little to handle and then knead until really smooth, 5 to 7 minutes. (That's the hardest part !!!)
To colour the paste use any Acrylic or oil artist paints.
Have fun.
Katy
Cheers
Katy Buck

I make my own and it is not expensive. Let me know if you want the recipe.Have a happy day.
Cheers
Katy
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