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Homemade Polymer Clay

I read the recipe for making my own polymer clay and I'm excited to try it. However, when I mix the cornstarch and glue, will I be free to work and condition it? Does it need to be baked? And will it stay soft like the Sculpey clay (for later use) or will it dry out?

Leighann from Richmond, Virginia

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RE: Homemade Polymer Clay

I'm having a problem with my clay. It breaks a lot and when I'm working on it, it losses the shape I want to give. Does it have to do with the glue quality? See? It breaks. DX

Post by chanalli

RE: Homemade Polymer Clay

I was able to make the clay but i'm having a problem how to smoothen it unlike the modelling clay its easy to smoothen the surface but with this one.its so hard..please check the pictures of the clay that I was able to create..can somebody help me:) tnx

Post By dixzie (Guest Post)

RE: Homemade Polymer Clay

I'm using the recipe for the cornstarch and glue but whenever I try to make a ball it deflates. Help please.

Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)

RE: Homemade Polymer Clay

I used my brain and found out how to make the clay less sticky. I added cornstarch and it worked. Woo hoo.

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