No bake clay

Use this easy DIY clay recipe to learn how to make air dry clay for kid's crafts. Household ingredients are all you need- no cooking or baking required!

Homemade Sculpey Clay: Sculpey clay is expensive, that's why I used this recipe

Make air dry clay from scratch using ingredients that you may have in your cupboard and craft supplies. No cooking required!

Air dry no bake clay is easier than you think! I have a teen that loves to get her hands dirty with DIY projects. She loves to experiment in the kitchen and asked over the weekend if she could make homemade clay. How could I resist?

Hey peeps! So today I am back with my Summer Series. If you missed the first post where we made "Frozen" Glitter Gak you can go check it out here and see what the series is all about. So far the ki

Try these no-bake salt dough ornaments. They are easy enough that even kids can make them. Just 2 ingredients and no oven. They last for years too.

Some strategies for preventing cracks as well as repairing them. Read this if you have trouble with no bake clay's tendency to show hairline cracks.

1 cup white school glue 1 teaspoon facial cold cream 1/2 cup water 1 teaspoon glycerin 1 tsp. baby oil or vaseline 1 cup cornstarch 1 pair rubber dish gloves I got my glycerin from the health food store, but anywhere that sells cake decorating supplies ie. Walmart or Hobby Lobby should have it also. Mix the glue, water,baby oil, cream, and glycerin over medium low heat in a saucepan until smooth. You my have to use a whisk to get it smooth. Mix in 1 cup cornstarch until it looks like thick…

This colored clay comes together quickly and uses materials you already have at home. Air dry clay is perfect for making tiny gifts and trinkets, no kiln or baking required. Let your kids do the measuring and mixing for lots of great sensory opportunities!