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Image 1 — Working on a Neil the Seal ring holder
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Working on a Neil the Seal ring holder

Taking forever to dry, any tips for painting and glazing? Very new to this, have no idea what I'm doing, and don't want to mess him up. Lol.

u/LilliOfThe_ — 18 hours ago
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FNAF Springtrap

Materials used: air dry clay, metal wire, colour markers, gloss

Hey I made a Springtrap from FNAF out of clay, here is the step by step process! It was a little hard to sculpt him because I haven't touched clay in a long time, that's why I'm proud he turned out pretty good 😌💖

u/-TwistedWolf- — 2 days ago
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Just wanted to share, if you guys like him I’ll post what he looks like once I get him out of the raku kiln

u/MOEVELVET — 3 days ago
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New beads

My friend painted these beads I’m adding the UV resin next! ✨

u/Ok-Rain-5678 — 2 days ago
▲ 264 r/clay

Little turtle

Lately, I’ve mostly shown my cute creations, but today I’d like to share my newest miniature polymer clay turtle with you. I’m trying to make it look as realistic as possible, it’s not quite there yet, but practice makes perfect.

u/asharaSowhat — 4 days ago
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S'mores jumping spider 🍫🕷️

I love to make foodimals, animals that resemble food! This little cutie is a s'mores jumping spider on a graham cracker made out of polymer clay. I hand painted his eyes and used chalk pastels for the burnt effect!

u/Sparkybear94 — 3 days ago
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Air Dry Clay Day 3

Clay Miku! Any advice on how to improve this? would greatly appreciate the help since I don't see any yt tuts out there for air dry clay other than tiny charms.

u/Scary_Willingness_35 — 4 days ago
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What clay for "magnets"?

Hello cuties!

This may be a weird request, and I will try to explain as best as I can.

My partner has a wall in their living room that is literally called "the fridge". There, they hang the favourite memes of their friends with pattafix(they are not allowed to drill into the wall, and probably also don't want to use nails), printed in grayscale, so it looks extra shitty.

Like the whole wall is kinda a meme in itself.

And I thought: if it's a fridge, then it needs "magnets", that seemingly hold the memes. They would need to either be glued onto the paper, or fixated onto the paper or wall with pattafix or tape. Maybe a real magnet would also work, one in the "magnet" and one on the other side of the paper, kinda holding itself that way. But I don't know what the best method and the best clay for that would be.

Disclaimer: im not from the us, so I might not have the same brands you have. So a generic "this properties would be good" is better than "use brand x type y

Thank u for your help!

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u/AikarieCookie — 3 days ago
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A few minature clay "pasteries"

I made them using airdry clay and acrylic paint, what do you guys think?

u/blue_rasberry_55 — 3 days ago
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Made a tray full of clay charms

Made clay charms using cold porcelain and epoxy clay

u/Round_Slip4234 — 4 days ago
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Tips on this piece?

So, I'm putting Crayola air dry clay on a canvas board and I let some of it dry last night. I love the way it cracked, but I don't want it to crumble apart. Could I just add liquid glue to it? I have some decent grade stuff, but then I was thinking wood glue or hot glue could be more effective. I'll be painting over the whole thing and maybe adding a color to the cracks to emphasize them.

Note: this is my second time using clay, so I don't really know what I'm doing

u/Former-Garlic6026 — 4 days ago
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Never in my life have i messed with anything but play-doh. this wonky eyed fella has beenyc fun.

found some clay my mom had around. she passed last year and she’s mess around with a small box of clay. last night i started fooling around and did this. it’s not good, but anatomy is hard even though you see it everyday of your life. i like though.

u/wilpoptires_the_2nd — 4 days ago
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I alway mess up with epoxy and end with a good amount of it left so every time i make a cat !

Then i hide for my mom to find it a random places at random times!

u/Andy_Vamp — 5 days ago