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10 Things You Must Know About Air-dry Clay

♥ NEW! DIY Cute & Cheap Xmas Gift Ideas! ♥    • DIY EOS Made From Nutella!! The BEST ...   ♥ Subscribe to my second DIY channel! ♥    / cutelifehacks   I realised that some questions came up a lot in the comment section under my clay tutorials so I created this video to cover all the useful tips on air-dry clay! Air-dry clay is a fantastic alternative to polymer clay because you do not need to bake anything, it's cheaper and more versatile. You can use paint to mix almost any colour you need and this is exactly what I do when making Maqaroon jewellery. For those who haven't been following me on Instagram, I have just found an office/studio for Maqaroon! This is really exciting because I can start building a team to help me manage the online shop thus giving me more time to focus on Youtube (which I absolutely love doing). But it also means on the short run I will be quite busy and won't be able to upload as often. So please be patient with me in the next few months and keep sharing & supporting the channel ^^! SHOPPING URLs Clay Tool (dental instrument): http://amzn.to/1mhQ57T Mermaid Puffy Clay: http://tinyurl.com/k5xp47p Modena Clay: http://tinyurl.com/mn9cfch Macaron Bracelet: http://tinyurl.com/kv7pvgc Needlefelting Eyes (4mm): http://tinyurl.com/lko2yxa All Other Clay: http://tinyurl.com/k6qsyl8 Nail polish: Models Own - Hypergel Pink, The Hungry Asian - Bliss, Green drugstore polish, Ciate - Pepperminty, Ciate - Sugarplum Fairy ♥ Homepage ♥ http://www.maqaroon.com ♥ Etsy Shop ♥ http://www.etsy.com/shop/Maqaroon ♥ Instagram ♥   / maqaroon   ♥ Facebook ♥   / maqaroon   ♥ Twitter ♥   / maqaroon   ♥ Tumblr ♥   / maqaroon   There is often a lot of confusion in terminology for air-dry clay, not helped by the fact that manufacturers label their packages incorrectly. As a general rule, this is what I use in my videos: AIR -DRY CLAY (DO NOT BAKE ANY OF THESE) Paper Clay - This is soft and fluffy clay that uses cellulose (paper) fibers as a base. Popular brands are Mermaid Puffy, Hearty Soft, Fimo Air Light and Crayola Model Magic. Resin Clay - This is the heavier version of air-dry clay which includes brands like Modena, Grace and Cosmos. It forms a soft tip when pulled apart. Cold-Porcelain Clay - Technically, CP only applies to clays which use cornstarch as a base and can easily be made at home as well. However CP looks and feels extremely similar to commercial brands of resin clay which is why I often refer to both as the same thing. OTHER TYPES OF CLAY Polymer Clay - This are oil-based clays (Fimo, Sculpey etc) which needs baking in order to harden. 2-Part Resin Clay - This is a super strong and very expensive clay created by kneading two parts together (like casting resin). It's mostly used for jewellery making, and not practical for making charms/miniatures. Ceramic Clay - This is the "slippery/muddy" sort of clay that you probably know from school art class. The air-dry version is very fragile and can break easily. They can be glazed and fired to make stronger ceramics but this process is usually too messy/complicated for everyday DIY. Camera: JVC Everio Software: iMovie 10.0.1 Music: Courtesy of Audio Network *Contains Affiliate Links This video contains sponsored products. These are the same brands which I buy and use myself on a regular basis.