Homemade Modeling Clay 

I literally used to always want this when I was a kid. Clay was like gold to me.

Best homemade clay EVER! I'm a HS Ceramics teacher in CA and I've been trying for a month to get it right and I made yours today and it's PERFECT! I can't wait to share it with my students during this online learning time! Thank you so much for sharing!!!

I was originally going to buy modeling clay until I found this video. Not only do I save money but it's easy to make. Tysm for this recipe, I will surely do this with my younger sister :)

I had no idea you could make this stuff - thank you for sharing the recipe with us! 🤗

That was great to see you make this from scratch!😊🔥

Thank you! This helped me as I was making my dragon head and I needed clay for the horns! :D

That is a cool...and timely...project. Hope it inspires a lot of kids!

Im gonna use this for clay rings and then il bake it

That looks so much fun! And so many posibilities! Love it , might just try some clay myself in the near future! Stay safe ! Hugs!

thank you!!! Ive been seeing alot of clay videos on tik tok and have been having an urge to try something out for the longest time, this helped me a lot until i can go out and buy som actual clay

Awesome, I am going to make this sometime with my kiddos. 😊😊😊 thanks for showing how its done 😊

This is great, thank you! My son needs to make a model of a Roman toilet for his 6th grade Rome project, this should do the trick.

I ate this stuff for lunch every time my mom made this clay-doh Haha she would put some kind of food coloring in it ! Great memory for me thanks luv groovy fun share !

This is gonna be great for my History project!

Just subscribed. Another form of clay...a lot stronger, too, is just toilet paper and wood glue. Wood glue has epoxy in it. A bit pricey, but worth it. Even stronger is to substitute the toilet paper with paper towels.

I learned how to make clay at homemade. amazing video! 😊👍

Thank you teacher...I can use that one in my canvas art...

U R THEEEE BEST,....THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH . U R A AWESOME TEACHER ...AND MAY ALL UR DAYS BE BLESSED! GOD BLESS YOU !!!

infomative, straight to the point and overall good video

Tip: You can put this in the oven to speed the drying process!

Hi my friend a good job and great things you do super like for you thank you so mutch for coming to my chanal 👍👍👍👍

Thank you for the detailed explanation ☺️

People who don't have cornstarch: 👁👄👁

THANK YOU I JUST FINISHED MAKING THIS IT MADE THE PERFECT CLAY

Did a search for homemade clay for craft sculpting and landed here, subscribed, liked and bookmarked. Thanks for a great easy to follow recipe and video. Happy Thanksgiving.

Amazing recipe of clay. Good tutorial and thanks for sharing. Watched Fully, Big Like. Liked 58. Stay connected dear

Wow this is so easy to cook. Useful information. lik n full view with best wishes from England.

I was that kid that you couldn't give a Butter knife too haha! ✌😂💕

Hey wait a minute I still am!! Haha! Gosh I love your channel!! Have a fabulous creative day luv!🍀✌💚

I'll be using it to make a mold for my Majora's Mask cosplay lol

Beautiful sharing good work best wishes...like 3👍❤stay connected

I asked you about colours, but thank you for this video

Wow so useful sharing Look forward to next one You have my support

Very nice presentation...🧑🏻‍🎨👏🙂

Thank you for making this video. I need clay for my school project for a fake artifact from the stamp act

Wow~You've got a thumbs up 👍

So nice

It's an amazing recipe of clay 👌👌💖💖

It's an amazing recipe of clay💕

Could you please post the ingredient quantities in grams and water in mililiter? Need to make this one.

So cool! I can’t wait to try this! Cheers!

love your recipe it works fine.

Wow👍 thanks for sharing,,god bless bless you and your family 🙏❤️

**** IF YOU'RE EXPERIENCED IN POLYMER CLAY; PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE READ @LEAST THE 4 NOTATED QUESTIONS THAT I LAID OUT & REPLY W/ANY ADVICE YOU HAVE!!!**** I'm desperate for help and all the RU-vid tutorials I have gone through don't seem to answer any of the following questions, at least not in a way that would be applicable to this project. So fingers crossed that someone or multiple people that come through this video's comment section are able to provide me with some helpful input/ recommendations/tips/Etc that are applicable to this specific project of mine. ** ATTEMPT AT BULLET POINT SUMMARY:** 1) will this clay work to make a reusable polymer clay mold for a small plastic doll? 2) do you have any other suggestions for creating molds for polymer clay without having to use silicone? Definitely not hot glue or Play-Doh though, what I've seen of hot glue it doesn't seem to catch the fine details like lips, knows, ears, finger definition Etc and what I've seen with Play-Doh is that it cracks and crumbles when it dries 3) does anyone have any tips in general regarding the making of and using molds with polymer clay? 4) very importantly, please comment with any suggestions regarding types of sealant/ glaze/coating/ etc, that will provide strong protection from breakage. The polymer items I will be making, see below for details, are going to be keychains which makes them extremely prone to being damaged or broken especially by careless children tossing their backpacks around and cramming them into their cubbies Etc. So I really need to find sealant that will create a very strong protective barrier around the object making it as close to being unbreakable as possible. ---------------------------------------- Due to Medical issues, the first comment I typed up here was extremely long with a lot of tangents and over explaining and details. So I copied and cut it out and then spent a good 4 hours ( at the least) just trying my best to pair down the info, summarize it into 4 questions making them as short as I could, and trying to break the information down into more manageable bits that hopefully make it easier to skim. However I did paste my super long and rambling original comment into the first reply for this new edited down comment (as opposed to just deleting it) because there is a lot of details and information in my original post that a person may find useful to know so that they can make the best recommendation possible based on the specifics of my new project. And I also explain a little bit of what I mean by "neuro health issues" . I also decided to put it in the reply section because I don't know, some people might be curious and want to read the entire CHAPTER BOOK of my backstory behind all this 🤦‍♀️ (AKA my original comment 🤷‍♀️)lol However I want to make it clear that I do not in any way shape or form expect anyone to be reading my original comment and I don't want people to feel pressured to do so. Honestly even if you just read (and reply with any suggestions to) my four noted questions, that would be fantastic so amazingly appreciated. **IF you are interested in reading/scanning/ skimming my original INSANELY long and detailed post; then PLEASE CLICK THE REPLY LINK & SCROLL UP TO THE FIRST REPLY. Once you open the first reply, you should be able to see my original long and detailed comment.

Nice clay recipe!! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

Whoa on my birthday you posted the video

Great clay recipe! Will definitely use this in the future as my son grows up! "Moo" lol

Amazing video! Thank you for sharing! Going to try this! Big like :)

Such a great idea 🥰 I need to make this. So much fun dear! 💗 x x

I did a Xmas ornament many years ago using the cornstarch method for work using a paper coffee cup a Styrofoam ball with a screw for the nose. I made the head to resemble one of those french white faced clowns.

Woo it is working 😄

Wow just can't wait to try this out.. This is super cool.. I'll make this too ♥

Wow great talented 👌 and awesome 👍

I was wondering if I added a little oil to the mixture if this would keep it from crumbling,

Thanks so much I need to make a model for science I appreciate it

Amazing idea on clay art...good going👌👌

Good teaching and sharing 😍🙏

Thx this helps for my art project

Thanks

Thank you you saved my life

Yes

Tysm this was for a quarantine school project

how resistent is it and whats the texture like? i want to make a hand sculpted articulated action figure of a mech robot but im out of sculpey and i cant get it easily in my country, would this be resistent enough for a tough toy?

Just some quick questions- what does the finished clay feel like texture-wise? is it still quite smooth and can things like a sewing needle pass through it? how light is it in comparison with regular clay? Sorry for all the questions, haha! Thanks for the video, it was very helpful :D

How durable is this? I’m completely new to sculpting, but I would like to make stuff that will stick around, or that I can sell. Also, is this air dry or oven dried?

Oh my God, sister, I am a ceramics teacher being required to teach Ceramics online can you fucking believe it! I’m going to try this and I pray to God that I can do something like this with my kids. If you were here I would hug you, I don’t care about no virus!

Do we have to bake this or can we just wait for it to dry?

This is a really good clay recipe

Good tutorial and thanks for sharing!

y'know just That Art Teacher

Nice

Thanks for sharing! Really great! Like 10

Should this clay be air dries or oven dried? And if oven dried what temperature and how long?

Can you make a Vase or jugs that would hold water or flowers

HI! I was wondering if you can tell me the difference between this clay and the one that has glue and baby oil and lotion in it? I've been poking around everywhere trying to find out if they have different qualities. Thanks so much for the video!

I might be wrong, but you made paper clay! Paper clay tends to be more fluffy and is pretty cheap, while Resin clay/ Cold porcelain is more smooth and when it dries it feels more expensive. Paper clay softens with water, while CP/resin clay softens with acrylic paint.

I need a tip I did everything but mine is too soft it is not molding into anything when I do it just acts like kinetic sand

Is it possible to make a non-drying clay? Something to just fidget with.

It crumbles too much. I could never use it for sculptures and I can’t find oven bake clay anywhere

Really nice 👏👏

Wait wdym by “medium low heat” do i put this on a stove?

Cool recipe!

Hi can I use wheat instead of cornstarch

I love natural clay but it takes forever to dry I add water to make it easier to work with

thx!

I tried this TWICE but mine is crumbly the moment I try to do anything it falls apart :( I followed your video to a T, why is mine not working? :( I know this is operator error.

It's amazing

Is it supposed to be so watery from the beginning?

Woah! I've wanted to make a gift for my best friend! This is the perfect base for my gift! thank you :D 💚💕

I have a question, is this easy to clean off the pot?

Wow

Can i make mugs or plates with this ?

How to give other colors?

Fantastic video 😻💙

But can I use it to cast hands and feet?

How long until it dries ? Just did this with my daughters :)

In modeling clay of market when we add loshion it will be a slime I have a question when we add loshion in this homade clay is it turned out a slime ??

followed alond with you this is amazing

Can I bake it so it dries quickly?

Can you use acrylic paint on this? I’m planning on using this in my Harry Potter book nook that I’m making and wanted to use this to make various different things like cobblestone and the bricks on the buildings.