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Crayola 57-4415 Model Magic Modeling Compound, 2-lb. Bucket, Asstd Colors, Four 8-oz. Pouches
Price : $29.99 $13.00
Features
: - 4 assorted color pouches more economical
- Bucket makes perfect storage container
- Easy to paint and decorate
- Can create anything
- Freshness pouches improve shelf life
- 1-oz. packs give teachers control over the quantity given out in the classroom; less waste. .
- Air-dries to a smooth, resilient finish, usually within 24 hours.
- Ideal for a wide range of hands-on learning projects and sculpting activities.
- Self-hardening nontoxic modeling compound.
- Self-hardening, nontoxic modeling compound is soft, clean and easy to use.
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This self-hardening, nontoxic modeling compound is soft, clean and easy to use. Ideal for a wide range of hands-on learning projects and sculpting activities. 1-oz. packs give teachers control over the quantity given out in the classroom; less waste. Air-dries to a smooth, resilient finish, usually within 24 hours. The compound can be colored with Crayola paint or markers (not included).
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Crayola Air Dry Clay 5 Lb Bucket, White
Price : $12.99 $8.39
Features
: - Great for classrooms, art rooms and group activities
- Quick and simple alternative to complex traditional ceramic firing process
- Smoother, finer and less sticky than traditional clay
- Softens easily with water and quickly cleans from hands and surfaces
- Can be painted with tempera, acrylic or watercolors when dry
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Easy to use white clay enables students to make solid, durable forms without the need for baking in an oven or firing in a kiln. Softens easily with water and quickly cleans from hands and surfaces. Convenient reusable plastic bucket helps keep clay fresh. Can be painted with tempera, acrylic or watercolors when dry. AP Certified nontoxic.
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Modeling Clay Assorted 24-Pack
Price : $5.99 $3.06
Features
: - 12 X 0.75 X 4 inches
- These super bright colors will inspire any young sculptor.
- In total there is 17.6 OZ of clay that never dries out.
- Suitable for ages three and up.
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Alex Modeling Clay is a great way for young artists to create colorful, 3D models. The soft clay is non-toxic and easy for little hands to shape. It will never dry out, harden, shrink, or change shape so it can be used over and over again. No matter how you choose to shape it, our colorful clay will provide endless hours of creative fun! This package contains 17.6 ounces/500 grams of clay (24 assorted colors). Conforms to ASTM D4236. Recommended for ages 3 and up. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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Crayola 57-4400 Model Magic Modeling Compound, 2-lb. Bucket, White, Four 8-oz. Pouches
Price : $24.99 $14.00
Features
: - Individual pouches more economical
- Bucket makes perfect storage container
- Easy to paint and decorate
- Can create anything
- Freshness pouches improve shelf life
- 1-oz. packs give teachers control over the quantity given out in the classroom; less waste. .
- Air-dries to a smooth, resilient finish, usually within 24 hours.
- Ideal for a wide range of hands-on learning projects and sculpting activities.
- Self-hardening nontoxic modeling compound.
- Self-hardening, nontoxic modeling compound is soft, clean and easy to use.
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This self-hardening, nontoxic modeling compound is soft, clean and easy to use. Ideal for a wide range of hands-on learning projects and sculpting activities. 1-oz. packs give teachers control over the quantity given out in the classroom; less waste. Air-dries to a smooth, resilient finish, usually within 24 hours. The compound can be colored with Crayola paint or markers (not included).
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Modeling Clay Assortment 27 1/2g each Assorted Neon220 g
Price : $3.31 $2.24
Features
: - Age Recommendation - Ages 4 and Up
- Clay/Pottery Type - Re-Usable
- Color(s) - Assorted Neon
- Compliance, Standards - AP Certified Nontoxic
- Global Product Type - Clay/Pottery
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Easy-to-use reusable non-hardening clay that comes in assorted colors created from vegetable-based dyes. The clay makes solid durable forms without need for baking in an oven or firing in a kiln. Smoother finer and less sticky than traditional clay. Softens easily with water. Clay/Pottery Type: N/A Color(s): Assorted Neon Age Recommendation: Ages 4 and Up Assortment: N/A.Unit of Measure : Pack
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Question : How to make a clay pipe without using a clay that requires firing?
I want to make a functional tobacco pipe out of clay or stone and was wondering if there is any type of clay that can be used that does not need to be fired but could rather be thrown into a normal oven.
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you can get air drying clay go to your local craft shop and see what they have there
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Question : What is the word for clay in Arabic and how do you pronounce it?
I was just wondering what the word for clay is, like actual molding clay that is used for pottery etc in the Arabic language and how is it pronounced so I could learn to say it the correct way. Thanks!
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sijjil (sijeel) is baked clay
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Question : Clay soil in backyard ? Can it work like the clay used for molding things ?
Well my backyard is composed of clay soil, so like is clay soil pretty much clay ? So can I use it to start molding things ?
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trymix with waterput through fine sieve let settle pour of water ,let dry out slightly and try
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Question : What kind of clay do i need to use if i am not using a kiln but want to fire my clay in a fire pit?
I don't want my pots to crack or explode or anything I just want to know what clay will bake at the right temperature so that it will work. any tips on this and building the fire correctly will help. thanks in advance!
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There are several types of clays that should hold up well,terracotta,raku actually just about any clay would work as long as they are completely dried out before firing. But with Pit Firings there is a certain amount of breakage to be expected. Generally in situations of large scale production (businesses} using Pit Firing techniques they will over produce to compensate for any loss which they know that they will have. It is only with small firings (amounts) that the process seems hazardous. Also be aware that generally Pit Firings will not achieve the very high temperatures that one would expect from a closed kiln firing. But as with anything the more experience one has with a process the more they learn and are able to make corrections. Since I do not care for most glazes I prefer the look of scorch marks and such obtained from alternative firing methods. Do look into Saggar techniques as well. Also there is Terra Sigalatta to consider!!!! Here are some links:Pit Firing:http://www.google.com/search?hl=&q=pit+firings&sourceid=navclient-ff&rlz=1B3GGLL_enUS383US384 &ie=UTF-8Saggar Firing:http://www.google.com/search?hl=&q=Saggar+firing&sourceid=navclient-ff&rlz=1B3GGLL_enUS383US3 84&ie=UTF-8Terra Sigalatta:http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rlz=1B3GGLL_enUS383US384&&sa=X&ei=3fRKTJGcJMP-8AaatdEz& ved=0CBEQBSgA&q=Terra+Sigillata&spell=1
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Question : Clay?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
My 13 year old daughter wants clay that can Harden by the oven and she said she wants tomake bowls, cups, and other things like that and she wants it to harden??!!! Help!!And Also she wants the bowls to be usable!!We Don't have a kiln
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To make bowls and cups that would be usable - she really needs a class in ceramics or potteryThis wil provide a source for materials and a way to have pieces fired in a ceramic kilnSome of the tools would be best to try in a class before buying them because they are expensive.Also safety procedures should be learned from a teacher.Here is a partial list of places offering ceramic classeshttp://ceramicartsdaily.org/education/classes/Ask your daughter to help you check out classes. The art teacher at her school may be able to direct you..Your daughter may have fun
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Question : clay????????
i really want to know how to make clay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!how do u make clay????????????????????????????plzzzzzz tell me
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You really can't "make" clay. You can buy it, or in certain areas the ground is full of it.You can make various sorts of doughs that are more like play-dough, if that's what you're looking for. I found a bunch of recipes at http://www.teachnet.com/lesson/art/playdough061699.html and http://babyparenting.about.com/cs/activities/a/playdough.htm
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Question : What is the best clay to use for beginning pottery throwers?
I am trying to find a good clay that works well with begginers learning to throw pottery. I have tried a few but they were so hard that i could barely mold the clay. Any suggestions??
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I hope you are taking a class. When you buy clay each bag as a different amount of moistureWedging the clay with a spray bottle handy can soften the clay someThe idea is spraying a little water at a time will help soften some clayThere are other techniques like putting water in the bag and waiting a weekThis can make the clay too soft or with uneven moisture Wedging and sitting out - A fan can also speed dryingAre you going to a ceramic supply? They can tell you other techniquesWorking with clay means you will always be altering the moisture content
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Question : What animal should I make my clay whistle sculpture in art?
I have never used clay before, so I need an easy clay animal to make.I must make a whistle out of clay and then turn it into an animal. For example, somebody made a whistle and then sculpted a dragon around it. You blow into its tail and the whistle sound comes out of its mouth.If you don't get it, just tell me some animals that will be easy to make out of clay. I think it will be approximately 12cm long.
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a cat or a turtle. a snail would be pretty easy too since snails are somewhat shaped like a whistle anyway
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Question : What type of clay is good for claymation movies?
What type of clay is good for making a claymation movie for my video broadcasting class? I need to make two people talking, an alien and a regular human. My question is What type of clay is best for this, and Where can I get that type of clay?
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I can't think of the name right off the top of my head but crayola products have this forming clay that doesn't dry out and you can form into anything. It comes in all colors you will normally see it in little coils packed in packages.
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Question : What is the best clay product to create some characters with for play?
I produce internet videos and want to use clay characters. Does anyone know a favorite clay, similar to play-doh but for adults?
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if you want to do claymation you will need an oil based clay so it doesn't dry out but stays flexible. So you would need some plasticine clay. Depending on size you might need a metal armature inside. Claymation figures like Wallace and Gromit are made out of plasticine. Some people prefer special brands, but if you just want to start you can try out the cheap ones for kids. You can probably find some at walmart.
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