Crayola Air-Dry Clay: White Art Classes - 1 Each

Clay is a versatile and user-friendly material that air dries to a durable solid, eliminating the need for baking or firing. Adding water to the clay allows for easy softening and joining of pieces. To ensure a strong bond when joining two pieces, remember to score or roughen both surfaces, then apply slip before pressing firmly together. Creating slip is a breeze - just mix clay and water until it reaches the consistency of heavy cream.

This clay allows for the use of various traditional sculpting techniques like coil, slab, pinch, and score-and-weld. Impressions can be easily made on the wet clay using rubber stamps or textured materials. Additionally, you can embed beads, small stones, or other decorative items directly into the clay.

When wet, air-dry clay resembles a porcelain clay body and can even be used on a potter's wheel by intermediate and advanced students. Explore the endless possibilities of working with this clay to bring your artistic visions to life.