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Super simple recipe for self-hardening clay made with only 3 ingredients DIY.
Dive into the world of DIY crafting with our latest video tutorial! Learn how to make your own self-hardening clay using just three simple ingredients. Whether you're a seasoned crafter or a beginner looking to explore your creative side, this recipe is perfect for all skill levels. Follow along step-by-step as we guide you through the process of creating this versatile and affordable clay. Get ready to unleash your creativity and bring your artistic visions to life!
Tools and materials:
• Polymer glue;
• Vegetable oil or sewing machine oil;
• Hand or face cream;
• Corn or potato starch;
• Plastic bags;
• Disposable plastic cups;
• Wooden sticks;
• Hand wipes.
Polymer adhesive is a transparent, thick liquid containing vinyl citate copolymers. You can buy polymer glue at a hardware store. It has the smell of alcohol or solvent.
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friends hello everyone for this recipe
you will need a polymer adhesive whose
composition is vinyl citrates of
polymers the adhesive has a distinct
alcohol or solvent odor sold at a
building supply store the second thing
you'll need is corn
starch you can use potato chips as well
but corn chips are
better and the third it is a technical
oil vegetable oil or hand
cream I pour 30 G of glue and add two to
3 G of sewing machine oil stir
thoroughly until the liquid is
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white I add a few spoonfuls of starch
and stir if there isn't enough I add
more starch until you have a thick dough
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next I spread the mixture out on the
table and start kneading it like bread
dough when the mass becomes dense and
does not stick to my hands I put it in a
plastic bag for 10 minutes this is to
ensure that the starch dissolves well in
the
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glue I take the mixture out of the bag
and add a little more butter to it
simple molds do not need to be oiled but
complex ones are better oil
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any greasy cream for hands or face will
do the firm does not matter
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vegetable oil has a disadvantage after a
while when the mass dries it will become
with a yellowish tint and there may be
an odor of missing oil but this is not a
big deal if the product is painted
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the mass is so delicate that even very
fine details can be made
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unbelievable but raw cast can be glued
on with carpenters glue
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you can color the mass while it is still
wet with different tints
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dry cast can be painted with any paints
and
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varnishes the dry MK can be handled
however you like by the way the mass
dries in the air in 1 to 3 days
depending on the thickness of the
product
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if the dry mass is heated it will become
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flexible unfortunately it's afraid of
water it sinks in water soaks and
becomes soft like
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rubber if you need to save the leftovers
you should liberally butter them pack
them in two bags and send them to the
refrigerator this way the mask can be
stored for a whole
week thanks friends for watching and see
you again