Making A Planter With Airdry Clay | enon art vlog ep. 41 

Haha Bunny, he is silly like that. Thank you also for watching the video 💜

Thanks so much! 😊

Thank you.

Thank you! 😊

Bunny is my a-purr-rentice 😹

thank you for watching young child

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Thank you. I haven’t tried the coil method in sculpting so I can’t really be sure.

Thank you. Usually it takes one day, but generally it depends on the weather. The clay might not dry properly if you seal it immediately. Or yes, the seal might have cracks. I haven’t tried it yet though. I really wait for the piece to dry completely. The longer the drying time the better :)

OMG I have not! I wouldn’t do it through this method though because the sealant has to be food-grade. Maybe with ceramics. Nice idea! :)

Thank you. I’ve been using air dry clay since 2019 and I’ve never had any instances of molds in my pieces. I use the Jovi brand, paper type.

@@enondebelen I am a ceramic potter but have just recently discovered that I have a mould allergy (absolutely devastated , ceramic clay can have up to 8 varieties of moulds😞😭). Hence why I asked, am looking to change the type of clay I use and change my style of creations. More from practical to decorative but Dachshunds are my muse. I absolutely love your work and am learning lots. Thank you so much for responding and sharing your insight. I think paper clay will be the way to go. I have been very depressed until I stumbled onto your work and I have to say you have given me so much hope. Thank you so much, please keep at it, you just never know how your influencing someone in the right direction. Thank you for taking the time to respond. ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

​@noviceceramics I know it's been a year since u commented but I hope you have found an alternative method to continue with your passion! I'm just now looking into air dry clays because I also may not be able to use my clay of choice due to health issues. All the best.

That’s right. It’s by kneading that you get to prep the clay for sculpting. There are some packs of clay that are sometimes too wet or too dry, probably has something to do with how they were stored at the store or how the company packaged the clay. Sometimes it’s already good. You just need to have a good feeling about it that is influenced by experience. As for your clay, I think even though the clay is too wet, it could still hold shape. Maybe it has something to do with the type of airdry clay you’re using. I think I have tried something similar to that. I have made a video about it. I’ll get the link for you.

Here, check this out: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BLqhZDKc_78.html

@@enondebelen Thank you for the reply and information, greatly appreciated!

Jovi.

Nope. Just let it dry. :)

No much difference at all.

@@enondebelen Thanks for the reply, your channel is such an inspiration.

Local online store here in the Philippines

just keep on practicing you will get it

Hi! I’ve had my airdry clay planters for years, placed a couple of succulents in it (though they died 😅), also had a couple of incidents where it toppled down the floor but it didn’t break. I can say that it is pretty durable. Maybe it has something to do with the brand of clay you use.

@@enondebelen That's very interesting! Thanks for taking the time to answer.