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- This no cooking cold porcelain recipe won't shrink your creations as much as the microwave version. PLEASE NOTE: I've changed the recipe, see down below.
I hope you find this helpful, let me know if you have any questions!
PLEASE NOTE: I've changed the recipe and I recommend you to use a little less starch than the video shows.
The improved recipe is:
1 ¼ cup starch
almost 1 cup white glue (add more if it seems dry)
2 tbs baby oil
2 tbs lime juice
Combine in a bowl and knead until it forms a soft and smooth dough. If the clay seems dry, add more glue and knead until it's smooth. Cover in plastic wrap and store in an air tight container.
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It is common sense that shrinkage is caused by the water drying out. Using lemon juice, lime juice, or vinegar as a preservative just adds more water to the mix. If you only make enough that you need for your projects you dont need to store any and therefore dont need the preservative. If it needs more moisture just add more glue. noticing when you are kneading you use more baby oil on the surface and again in the storage wrap. Oil will reduce cracking. When adding color try using oil based enamel. Stay away from latex as it is water based. Again adding water is not good. You are creating a bonding agent here. Dry time will probably be longer but it should reduce shrinkage and cracking as well as bond much stronger with oil based enamel. Just a thought.
Thank you for sharing this!
+Stephen Westman so i understand that storing this in the fridge will harden it, am i right?
+maximill hunter I'm assuming only temporarily. The fridge has moisture, so it will not harden it forever but the coldness will make it harder like anything else. Just knead it after you take it out of the fridge and it should be fine c:
+Stephen Westman so with that logic I am assuming it would be best to use acrylic paints to incorporate in the dough to whiten it, instead of gouache
Ah yes I noticed if I add oil paint to color the clay it doesn't seam to crack as easy when drying. My issue is keeping my creations from drooping like silly putty while drying. Wonder I'd I have to much glue maybe. I just made a second batch last night and added less glue, but have not tried it with my poppit molds yet.
I just made 2 batches of this. The first following your recipe exactly and it turned out way too wet. I added about a half cup more corn starch and it was perfect. Second batch I put 2 cups corn starch, 8 ounces generic school glue, 2 tbsp baby oil and 2 tbsp lemon juice. This is the magic recipe for me. Thank you so much!! I had no idea cold porcelain could be made without cooking. :-)
Thanks for watching and trying my recipe
+plastglass it depends on the glue. some glues are more watery than others. Actually the creamier the glue, the better.
I like to start off with 1 cup glue and 1 cup starch and then add starch as I knead it (one spoon at a time so I can remember exactly how much is in, so the next time I can take a shortcut)
I know this is an old comment and an old video but I'm just putting it out here for the record :)
can it be stored in the fridge? If it can be, then for how long? plz reply......................
why my cold porcelain clay charm shrinks?? it shrinks and loose it's original shape....I am bit upset.
Madhuri Lugade It is normal for it to shrink since the clay itself has some moisture...
For you who said it came out too wet, it could be because the recipe says 2 tablespoons of each oil and juice. But in the video they only added 1 tablespoon of oil and only another tablespoon of juice when the mixture was too dry. Try just adding 1 of each and not quite a whole cup of glue and see if that works.
Just tried this recipe tonight. Subbed the baby oil for olive oil ( all I had) and vinegar instead of lime/ lemon juice ( again,all I had on hand). Turned out great, just kept adding more corn starch ( a little at a time) while kneading till it stopped being sticky. Am waiting for tomorrow so I can play with it. Thank you so much for taking the time to make the video and share the recipe!
Thank you, I'm glad you like it!
I buy potato starch at my local grocery store, but if you can't find it you can use corn starch. It will turn out just the same.
I'm using a "no brand" craft glue found at a dollar store. It's the white craft kind of glue, just like Elmers.
I hope to be able to upload some new videos soon!
I actually used vinegar & olive oil & I pretty much just made sure to get the right consistency instead of measuring. It came out awesome for me! It cracks a bit but that's just user error when I take it out of mold. Thank you for this, plastglass!
wow this is sooo nice...... i love the NO-SHRINKING EFFECT ..., not to mention the tiring cooking method...thanks for sharing
I haven't tried to make cold porcelain without lime juice. Besides that it prevent molding, it's also gives the clay the right consistency.
That's the beauty of this! I had some "old" bottles of glue and decided to make a use of them. There were absolutely no problems using this glue, since it wasn't dry, only needed some stirring :)
GUYS READ THE DESCRIPTION HE HAS CHANGED THE MATERIALS LETS SEE
I use regular acrylic paint or pastel chalks to color it. The color tends to dry up the clay though, so I only color the amount of clay needed for the project :)
Can it ,be painted after instead of coloring the clay?
Can you make a tutorial of yourself making something with your homemade clay please? Your pictures of creations you made with it looks awesome. Thank you!!!
You can use lemon juice, vinegar, or something else that's acidic. Although, lime/lemon smells best :) It's to prevent the development of mold.
Hello~ I want to make this recipe but i was wondering: what is the difference between the cooked and non-cooked version? I read that a difference is the way it shrinks, but I wish to know about it's properties. I mean , is there a difference in properties? Like, is much smother, spreads better, dries better...things like that? Please, would you give me some advice?
@Claudia-Skye Hello from India. The cold porcelein is actually NOT cold (😊) but it is a heated or cooked clay which dries translucent (like porcelein). A few craft savvy friends tell me it is harder and helps you with minute detailing. You can roll out very thin layers which don't break. But the minus point here is that shrinkage is more when compared to uncooked clay. Dont know if this helps you. Cheers.🤗
If your dough is too gooey, its because she said to put 2 tbs of oil and 2tbs of lime juice in the description. But in the video she puts 1 tbs for each. I know the description one is the improved one but the video has more starch and the description has less starch so obviously the one in the description gets gooey!
I just made a batch & it came out good!! Now to wait 24 hours!! Thanks so much for the recipe!!
Thank you for sharing this video. I’ll try it’s an make some little decorations. Thank you again.💖🙋♀️💖
Thank you i was looking for cold porcelain recipi that doesn't need cooking so it will be easy thanku very much!
I don't understand how there's still so much starch left loose when you tip the mixture onto the workspace. Only with just 1/2 a cup of glue, my mixture is super runny and I'm really inclined to add in more starch.. but it just makes it much firmer and even crumby..
I've also realized the glue used in the video is much thicker than PVA glue.. PVA glue would be runnier - wood glue is even more runny than PVA; yet they are both 'white glue' - might need to be specific about which type of white glue aye.
UPDATE: The glue type used in the video is TACKY glue, which is thicker than regular PVA glue. That explains heaps.
+Joyce Fung tacky glue is still PVA glue, they just don't dilute it so much (there is less water in). it's better to pick a glue that has less water, as later on when it dries, the evaporation of said water causes the shrinkage.
since tacky glue contains more glue than water, it is usually more expensive, though.
thank you!!! i made this and it works great...my pieces shrinked just a litlle bit, they are strong and they didnt cracked at all....Thanks a lot!!!
If you use starch, you can add more glue if it turns out dry. I have never tried using corn flour, but it have to be a starchy flour. For example, you won't be able to use rice or soy flour, since it more like wheat flour than starch.
Thank you for this. I did not enjoy the cooked version so much because my microwave is old and It needed more time so I had to guess at it. Many people have gotten rid of their microwaves so this is great for them also. I loved the kneading process. The clay is so smooth and squishy! I didn't know about the shrinkage factor until I saw your video. Next time I use your method. :)
Thank you. I am always fascinated about the no-cook porcelain clay, and more importantly, I can make it at home. Quick question.... Am I able to use other than potato starch? How about Cornstarch, rice flour, all purpose flour?how long does it take for the clay actually dry completely? Will it dry hard, like those baked clay? Thank you.
I'm using a thin plastic cutting board. Make sure to add a couple of drops of baby oil on the surface and the clay shouldn't stick. You can also work on waxed paper or on a piece of oilcloth.
Hello, I've tried this recipe with corn starch but it seems it has a different consistency as you would with potato starch? It's not as stretchy and it breaks a bit easily. is this an issue of more or less of something else? other than that the weight of it is a little heavy and it does tend to sag a bit after textured. but otherwise, I love your tutorial! short and simple.
hello I used the old recipe today and I stored it in the fridge after I made it will that hurt the way it behaves if I use it the next day. Is it right to store it in the fridge after use. the video does not say how to storwe it. thanks nice video
con esta receta que no necesita cocción! !!!se puede usar rápido o no??hay que hornearla?gracias por compartirla
How long does it take to harden after use it for creations?
Perfect!!!
A really useful, easy and very well explained recipe
I like i can make little details with it!
I think this is the best way, a microwave makes mine crusty and used that method for 3 batches and failed.
mine too
Cool! Thanks for showing us a cool way to make cold porcelain! :)
Tried it and was very pleased at how simple this is ans easy to co;or. Thank You
Rogue K can u tell me the exact measurements?
1 cup potato starch ~ 1 cup white glue (I used Elmers) ~ 2 tbs. baby oil ~ 2 tbs. lemon juice (My preference) ~ mix thoroughly. Follow the video. Coloring I use airbrush paint 1drop at a time.Have fun Best of Luck
Rogue K thnx
I have a couple questions too. Is wood-glue a good substitute? And how long does it take to harden once it's cast?
I have never used wood working glue so I have No idea if it will work. I use 24 hours as arule of thumb But the size of your casting will change drying time, larger castings will take more timethan small castings. 24 hour is a safe rule usually. Hope this helps you out.
I only saw you put one tablespoon of baby oil and one tablespoon of juice in... yet your recipe states two of each? Which is correct? Thanks and I like the tutorial!
By the way, thanks for commenting on my request for tutorials. I enjoyed the cookie one. I want to make it soon. Thanks!!!
Thank you for the recipe! One question though...why is the lime juice pink?
@nyssa Vanessa No. You Can't Use flour, it will crack when it dry :) So I recommended u using corn starch , Potato Starch or Tapioca Starch only :)
So, this is exactly the same - only without heat. So why do they bother heating it if you don't need to?
+Azra Maliha well i dont really no but i think that if its still sticky it should ne ok though but if they get dishaped,i would reccomend not touching it for about 48hrs becuse it needs to dry fully and it can get diformed nd if it cqnt rol...well what do you mean and please change you setiptings so other people canreply it makes a really hard job for other people to help you when you need help and you may not get this message for you either but i think its the bestfor you and for other people as well
You can always add more glue if it turn out dry :) You should not have to wait 24 hrs.
I don't know if it matters which brand of glue you are using, but there are a few who's clay turned out dry. I think I will change the recipe. Thanks for letting me know!
my clay turned out lil gooiii...if i lift it it falls buy itself. So i tried adding lil glue and corn starch. It does the job OK,still lil sticky. And i cannot place it to any mold,can not roll...and can not make cylinders as dey get cracks and gets dis-shaped ... Please can you help ??
This is a very good recipe I shall try this now or some day !! Well done!
I made a bunch of jewelry and used this method and added the metal pieces to it before it dried and my jewelry turned black. I am assuming from a reaction to the metal being I used vinegar. What can I do to prevent that?
Before I tried the cooking one after my microwaved batch finishes I will be making this one thnx
i wonder can i use regular flour? i make a clay with lotion and flour but it cracks much and doesnt keep texture when i do for example scales on fish. i need help to figure this out tell me flour ? starch i dont understand starch
fizzy pop, You could try to add more oil which would even out the corn starch/starch. If you add too much oil, you can always add more starch. I think it will last for about a year depending on the amount of lemon you put in. Does anybody know how long it takes to dry??
I see it it looks like you use the mold with this Clay is that true and if it’s so how did you get it to pull it away so nicely did you leave it in there for a couple days or 24 hours for it to harden please please answer me I want to know I want to try your recipe
I used to have a problem with it cracking too, what I do is glaze my charm with glue once i finished crafting it and then when it's all dry I paint it, I doubt this is the best method but it works for me
hi! i made a batch and it came out very good but after i stored it for 24 hrs its still really soft and gooey and if i lift it ,it falls by itself and sinks down and get dis-shaped. please help!
Is this good for baby hand print keepsakes? How long to dry before painting, and does it take acrylic paint well?
THANK U!!! Every time I try the other version, it burns
A LOT
Hi, I had a question and do hope to get answer from everyone...
I had made clay with this recipe but I faced problem when letting it dry...
my clay would crack in the process of drying... does anyone know what is the problem??
Try mixing in wood glue as a substitute for the white glue. I heard it has a stronger bonding strength.
did you wrap it in plastic wrap and put that in an air tight container and rest for 24 hours? cuz if you have the clay and you have played it not covering it with wrap srry it cant be cold porcelain
Dear peaple that has a problem of cracking your cold porcelain!you cant use lime juice.you only can use lemon juice or vinegar,i used lime juice but its not worked.but when i use lemon juice it not cracked.
Did you use vinegar? It's ok?
yeah its fine
Karimah Al-Gafiel
I just cant seem to get this cold porcelain thing down... I tried this recipe, followed it the closest I could and the clay gets sticky when you try to condition it and hardens very fast. I tried adding more corn starch to lessen the stick and that didnt help. Any suggestions? I might have added a little too much glue, but while I was kneading, I added a ton more corn starch and baby oil and nothing seemed to be working.
i'm doing a smaller batch of no cook CP, let it stay in plastic wrap overnight....
and condition it before shaping the clay... but the result of the shape clay is always cracking... i don't know what's wrong with my CP... someone can explain it to me?
plastglass can you please do a review or a close up on the clay for us to know better about the clay. maybe even tips and ideas
I've tried making this to make a snow man but it didn't hold the ball shape and sorta flatten down a bit when I let it set to dry What is the different of cooked cold porcelain and uncooked cold porcelain?
when I use cold clay and try too make things it is always sticking to my hands etc. Why is this? I can't shape or work in fine detail because of it
put Ponds Cold Cream or Nivea lotion on your hands first to prevent sticking, it works great!
i´ve tried this one and stored it for 24 hrs and its still really soft, doesn´t stick and doesn´t keep its form. any tips? I'll try to fridge it for the night and see what happens.
No progress, I am afraid this was a waste. I don't recommend you to try this method.
I succeeded in making the clay, tho. I realised u have to play around with the ingredients. If it's too wet, add more corn starch. If it's too dry, add more glue. Hope that helps!
ok, thanks i´ll try that :D
Thanks for requesting this, I hope to be able to do this soon. Need to get a new camera first :)
nice
Hi! I have some questions..
I want to use your tutorial because it will be the first time that I make something like this.
its is better to cook the porcelain or not?
if I make a shape let say as a pyramid, it can lose shape?
ps: my english is not too good.. sry
Yes, actually you can: But some clay in a cup and mix in water until the consistency is more like whipped cream. You will also have to color the clay white since it will dry semi-transparent.
Can I use this to make things that will hold food? I'm thinking of making my own jars for holding flour and sugars.
I'm watching this on 2015 and I have a question so you don't need to cook this when you make a charm or something.Oh another question how long will it take the charm to harden if you don't have to cook the charm.PLEASE reply plezzzzzz plezzz plezz
Cold porcelain doesnt need to be baked because it is air dry since there is glue😊
I've got a question for you, your list on the tutorial says 2 tbs of baby oil but I only saw you pour 1 was the other tbs. mentioned for the spreading on the plastic wrap!! Thanks in advance!! =) Btw. loved the tutorial!!
I haven't ever used cold porcelain. I have been a polymer clay user for years and am excited to try using this. But I am wondering if the pieces stay nice for a long time. Do they crack over time? Can you paint over the clay?
Misty_Roses yes use acrylic paint
Thanks, I'm glad you like it :)
I had made clay with this recipe
after mixing all ingredients, the clay is very soft as shown in the video but
when letting it dry
my clay would crack in the process of drying... does anyone know what is the problem??
Can we use flour instead of starch?
No we can't because it is different from cornstarch
I made a nrw batch and now it is way to dry like dough but not strechy or like taffy what do i need to do .. I have run out of glue and i am saving this that hsve made untill i get a reply from on what to do to fix it
Ty
ok ty
Or u can add a little baby oil into it.
will do i,ll try it ty
I made some of this clay and it was fine the same day but the next day it was kind of hard. Do you have any tips how to keep it soft. I don't know if that is normal. It was really soft at first and then it gets sort of soft but hard. Any tips would be helpful. Thank you.
Thank u so much for uploading this!!!!! It's like the best thing ever!!!!!!!!
Why it tends to bend after it is drying? Can you suggest anything to me? Thanks
Hi! Can I ask why does my dough breaks when I knead it and why does it stick to my fingers? Thank you. This is a very nice tutorial ^_^
i did exactly what the video showed me.....instead of forming into a dough, it became gooey... so i added more cornstarch and i didn't get the cold porcelain texture... can someone help me with this?? sorry if my english is bad
very nice Tutotial Am going to try this, thank you :)
The 2 tbs of baby oil and 2 tbs of lime juice should go into the mixture.
You only need a couple of drops when spreading on the plastic.
Thanks for requesting! I will start right away making tutorials of the creations in the video :)
I got it from purple planet, they got a bunch of royalty free music on their site :) Link is in the description box!
Love this video! I made your recipe a while ago and it was perfect. This time it feels a little softer than usual after sitting in the fridge overnight. Can I knead it with a little extra corn starch to thicken it?
i made mine and every time i use it , the clay has like a very smooth and king of hard surface although it is not dried and it is just made. is it because i use corn flour ? i heard that it is the same. pls reply it really really helps ! :)
Hi, I followed this, but I find that if I try to shape something out of it, it slowly oozes out of shape. It's not tacky, though...so I can't think of what's wrong...
Try to add just a hint more of starch, it could be the consistence that's too loose.
My students made this and we are finding that it collapses as it is being used. How do you remedy that?
Hi ! May I know if the cold porcelain will dry right and not shrink or break? Thanks it's helpful.
It will shrink just a tiny bit, but much less than ordinary cold porcelain that you cook in the microwave.
you could try using 1 1/4 tsp of starch
1TSP OF GLUE
1/4 oil
1/4 lemon juice
can i use corn starch. or how does one get potato starch. and does this dry hard eventually
white glue is not the same as pva glue? thank you for the tutorial
Hi, can i use this recipe/method in making little figurines? Thank you.
Yes
Hi I have a question, but first of all thank you fir sharing.
My question I'd, where can I by the potato starch??
I haven't seen it.
And can you please tell me what brand of craft glee you used??
Would Elmers glue work???
It turn out more than one question.
Thanks a lot and pretty creations of yours and soft pastel colors.
Can you make a tutorial making your creations, and explaining through the process.?? Thanks again, congrats nice creations.
Have a good and blessed day.
Ok. So I guess I should have read the comments before trying this. Anyway, following the ingredients list my porcelain was way too soupy, so I added more cornstarch, maybe in total 2 cups and it started to form a ball even thought still very soft. I am going to let it rest for 24 hours and see what happen. Hope it works because I have no more cornstarch at home.
Update after 24 hours: cold porcelain is still too soft. I left one little piece out and it dry in about one day, however the batch is still too soft to hold the shape when modeled. I fear I wasted my ingredients.
You put in the description, 2 tbs baby oil, but in the video you only put 1 tbs. I used the measurements according to the one you wrote in the description, but they turned out too watery.
1tbs of baby oil goes into the mix the other is to coat the plastic wrap to keep it moist.
can we use vinegar instead of lime juice...and olive oil instead of baby oil
please any one answer if knows...help!!!!
Ayesha Atique I always use vinegar and it works fine. I haven't tried olive oil, but I think it would work too. Usually I added vaseline instead of baby oil and it turned out fine. Kinda sticky but smoother.
Vinegar is a acidic substitute, so yes! Olive oil will NOT work, you need a Mineral based product, petroleum= baby oil, vaseline, body lotions etc.
Can you tell me how long after it's made that you can use it?
thx so much for sharing!!
:)
thanks alot ...i want to ask about ur working surface..what u work on?? ...cause whatever i use stick to my porcelain ..
How much time it will take for for dry in open air...???
Well if i already make charms with it and can i paint the faces of my charms using poster paint?
when I make something it cracks. Is there anything I can do to stop it from cracking?
mine's way too dry, i can form teardrop but it cracks in the surface when i'm done molding
I'm not sure if you could use Tapioca starch, I have never used it.