Flowers, baby’s-breath, berries, and leaves made from cold porcelain air dry clay

I took some wheel throwing classes recently and got my glazed pieces back this weekend! I'm so happy with them! I just gotta figure out what to do with all of these bowls now! (Plus, I really want to take more classes).

As a Southwesters US desert rat myself I feel like Tequila Gundam does a great job of summarizing the southwestern spirit, but alas I cannot speak for the Latin culture on this one obv. I did however have a lot of fun making this one. Many different layers went into it, I had to build the body and then sand each part for max smoothness. Will also be adding some battle damage after we get back from lunch. I hope you enjoy these photos of my latest creation!

Last is a bonus pic of my diy sculptures so far on their shelf.

I wanted something to brighten up my desk, but I also wanted a little vase for flowers and somewhere to put a photo. So I figured, why not combine the two?

I made this little two-in-one piece with air dry clay. It was fun figuring out how to make both parts work together, and I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.

What do you guys think? 😊

I am looking for clay that would be good quality and pretty affordable since I need to make about 200 of these!

Im a beginner and i use air dry clay .so whenever i start smthing to make i always get cracks in my clay.is there any method to sove it?!!

Would you buy these? Or what kind of trinket tray would people buy?

The only paint I used was on the chest and back, the rest is polymer clay (colored clay). It's not perfect, but the 5 year old birthday boy loved it

I never seen any kind, but maybe i just didnt search enough =⁠_⁠=

I know my Pompompurin doesn't look chubby enough.

I need to know what other steps I need to take to harden the clay faster and also on what kind of varnish I should add to it.

The clay has become spongy and pillowy as of now and therefore can't be further moulded.

I had free time to make clay figures, but since I couldn't think of what to create, I based my design on the last image I found on Pinterest and tried to replicate them.

So I set about recreating the duckling, the carrot, the axolotl, the octopus, and the bee (Although I couldn't make the dinosaur due to lack of time).

Therefore, I would have finished my replica figurines according to the image.

From 1 to 10, how much did I get? 🧡

Stoneware incense stick burner

She’s fancy

i’m just starting to get into clay art and am using DAS air dry clay. i try and smooth out any cracks with water while it’s still malleable but when it dries, there are cracks everywhere. definitely not as smooth as people’s artworks i see online, is that just because of my hand skills?😅 any tips for this?

Sculpey clay Rhinoceros full video on YouTube https://youtu.be/EkQi6SayxbA?si=THRlB430pt2r8Y8P

Started learning recently, this was my first try on a (close-to) 1:1 scale ear. Pretty tricky! Any practice suggestions or criticism are welcomed!

"Let's be pretty with mama!"

Airdry clay, painted using acrylics. Sealed with a high-gloss varnish.