I was in a small art class
and we were using a
type of clay called "salt-dough"
The teacher told us how to make it.
I am a little rusty so if you have any
Q's I will have some A's!!!
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1/2 cup to 1 cup of
flour
1 cup to 1 1/2 cup
of salt
and 1/2 cup to 1 cup
of water
(believe me, you will need a BIG bowl)










































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If you want to bake it to harden it, do it at a low temperature (approx. 200 degrees Fahrenheit) for several hours. You can put some aluminum foil of the top of it to keep it from browning, but if you are going to paint it, it doesn't really matter if it is going to brown or not.
My favorite: push the dought through the holes of a metal seive, or strainer and you will get curly hair! Use something with larger holes and you can get long curls! thin craft wire makes wonder specs! Use a cheese shreader for a layered soft wavey hairdo. Really, just look around your kitchen and let your imagination work for you!
Happy Crafting! Ginger
thank you so much! :)
Also, the hardness is somewhat close to when you leave play-doh out for a REALLY long time. But, if you have never experienced that feeling, then it pretty much is as hard as a rock , only if you leave it in the oven for the time recommended :D
(also, if its gonna be on a coffee table or something like that, then make sure you don't have and protuding details, for they might get smashed off or worse, they could stab someone. ) :D