How to Make a Clay Fairy House with Fairy 

I am also wondering what brand of clay was used. Thanks!

Hi there! The clay used in the video was filtered stoneware :) thanks for your support!

What kind of clay are you using? Did you buy the clay OR make it yourself?

Your clay might have been layered too thinly? When using foil as a base you have to make sure that the clay attached to it has enough thickness because the foil will thin the clay out from the inside. Since the foil is an uneven surface there will be thinner areas under the clay that you can't see from the outside. You should make the clay thick enough to compensate for the space that the foil takes up on the inside. All the raised areas on the foil will cause the clay to be more thin. Also when air dry clay dries completely it will shrink a bit as the moisture evaporates so this will cause cracking especially in the thinner areas of clay. I hope this makes sense? I can see this all in my head but it's hard to explain in a simple way without going into the science of it all. lol

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andrea eyzaguirre Hi, try ‘wedging’ your clay first before rolling it. Drying it slowly. Don’t use clay that is too dry. Make sure the clay is all the same level of moistness for example try not to add slightly drier pieces of clay to a slightly damper piece of clay.

There are many places that you can purchase clay from such as pottery and ceramic supply stores. I use stoneware filtered clay and most stores can 'fire' your work. It's then fun to paint :) Thanks for your support!

It’s mud clay

Craft supply store like Ben Franklin, Hobby Lobby

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It’s a garlic press, I believe.

No it isn't, it's filtered clay which I kiln fire and then paint. I'm lucky to have my own small kiln at home. Thanks for watching :)

same here .. same question ... is this possible for air dry clay like homemade paper clay and homemade cold ceramic clay ..? thanks ..!!

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