Best No Cracking Cold Porcelain Clay recipe

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • After testing so many times and having my clay recipe crack over and over again, I realized that the most important thing is to have a good quality PVA glue. Here in the US I had a real hard time finding the right one, until I found out about this brand from Lineco: amzn.to/3XdkuXa
    Here's where you can find the Mineral Oil: amzn.to/3QnWfmN
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Komentáře • 34

  • @meechynailedit
    @meechynailedit Před rokem +14

    I use Elmer’s glue to make my clay and I have had no problems with cracking. My recipe I used was
    1c Elmer’s school glue
    1c cornstarch
    2tsp vegetable oil
    2tsp white vinegar
    Cooked it as you did here
    Not saying any recipe is better just pointing out I’ve never had a problem with thin or thick pieces cracking

    • @myluckyears
      @myluckyears  Před 8 měsíci

      Great to know! Glad it worked for you.

    • @tll5293
      @tll5293 Před 4 měsíci +1

      I had the exact same ingredients as you did, but mine keeps cracking!! Horrible!

  • @CherryBlawesome
    @CherryBlawesome Před 4 měsíci +2

    Elmers makes several types of glue. After doing some research, Elmer’s PVA glue is called “GLUE ALL”. It can be used for wood, clay, slime, paint pours, etc. it has a higher content of PVA vs their “School Glue” which has less PVA in it to make it more washable for janitors in the schools. This is likely why Elmer’s School Glue has the potential to crack. Also, if you can get your clay to dry really slow, the least likely it will crack. I think a lot has to do with your environment as well as the quality of the glue. Thanks for the recipe!

    • @bhabanadas8478
      @bhabanadas8478 Před měsícem

      any tips for how to dry then bc mine cracks

  • @marjiens8163
    @marjiens8163 Před 3 měsíci

    This is a very good instructional video, thank you!

  • @kingkloy-vq2df
    @kingkloy-vq2df Před 5 měsíci

    THANK YOU for the recipe ♡ I really have a problem with normal glue; it really makes my clay crack when I dry it.

    • @kingkloy-vq2df
      @kingkloy-vq2df Před 5 měsíci

      by the way can i use baby oil instead of mineral oil?

  • @marlenejones6266
    @marlenejones6266 Před rokem +2

    I have used Elmer's glue and it worked quite well. I can't afford expensive wood glue. I will continue to use Elmer's and I don't use the cook method.,I have never had a crack or split of any kind. I follow red rocking bird

  • @kalalily87
    @kalalily87 Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you for the recipe! I am making cold porcelain flowers. I used Elmer’s school glue for my first flowers, I don’t think I noticed cracking but it makes sense if it has less PVA. I also haven’t made it on the stove top yet just in the microwave. I am thinking about trying the Elmer’s glue all and also the framing glue to see which I like the best. The framing glue is double the price though so thats the only bummer. I do work at a frame shop so I might see how much the glue is we buy. I would like a glue that makes the flowers more flexible once dried and I was wondering if you noticed a difference in flexibility in the glues? I also wanted to ask have you done the microwave and is doing stove top better in some way?

  • @lemonyellow3820
    @lemonyellow3820 Před 3 měsíci

    Thks for sharing.my problem is the creations i made collect dust. So pls advise how not to collect dust

    • @beano6935
      @beano6935 Před měsícem

      After they’ve dried u can sand the dust off of ur creations with either a hand file or I recommend an automated nail file if you are making pieces very often :D

  • @Daisy.florina
    @Daisy.florina Před 4 měsíci

    why oil?

  • @dragonfooz
    @dragonfooz Před 8 měsíci

    ❤ wood glue where i come from is much thicker in consistency. Can i use more water?

    • @myluckyears
      @myluckyears  Před 8 měsíci

      Not sure. You can try and see what happens. The trick is to get to the right consistency so you can make the shapes you want. When the clay is too soft, it may be hard to create shapes. When is too hard, you can always add water later to make it a bit softer.

  • @naavya_nk
    @naavya_nk Před rokem +1

    Hi do we kp it in fridge overnight?

    • @myluckyears
      @myluckyears  Před 11 měsíci

      I only keep in fridge when I won't use the clay for a while. It helps to last longer. Make sure to seal it well then cover it with a dark plastic bag.

  • @Dreamy-writer
    @Dreamy-writer Před rokem

    Question: does it have to be wood glue or could I substitute it for regular Elmer's glue? Thanks for the video, by the way!

    • @myluckyears
      @myluckyears  Před rokem +1

      Elmers glue will crack the clay. Has to be PVA wood glue.

    • @marlenejones6266
      @marlenejones6266 Před rokem +3

      ​@@myluckyearsno it doesn't.,Elmer's works just fine. I use it. I never have cracks

  • @carolgarcia8431
    @carolgarcia8431 Před rokem

    Hello, thanks for the video! Could you recommend a brand of PVA wood glue to make my cold porcelain? Have a nice day!!

  • @tonibrockington4429
    @tonibrockington4429 Před 11 měsíci

    Is there any reason I can't use my Kitchen Aid mixer on low?

    • @myluckyears
      @myluckyears  Před 11 měsíci

      For kneading? I never tried. Might be too thick for that.

  • @deletedddddddddd
    @deletedddddddddd Před 5 měsíci

    wood glue and school glue are exactly the same

    • @myluckyears
      @myluckyears  Před 5 měsíci +2

      Yes and no. They are PVC glues, but a lot of them are more watered down, causing it to crack more. At least that has been my experience.

  • @lanceanthony198
    @lanceanthony198 Před 11 měsíci

    It’s Elmer’s also PVA?

  • @milabelle6453
    @milabelle6453 Před rokem

    Will it shrink a bit after dry?

  • @tll5293
    @tll5293 Před 4 měsíci

    It still cracks!!!

    • @ashleewhite7775
      @ashleewhite7775 Před 4 měsíci

      That's because it's drying too fast. You don't have enough moisture in your environment. Try keeping a damp paper towel over your peice for the first night of drying