/r/clay
A Sub-Reddit for all things Clay.
Welcome to r/Clay! All clay types are encouraged here. Post your questions, pictures, tutorials, and more!
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Posting pictures is awesome. Posting an explanation of your process, inspiration, materials, and techniques is way cooler. Talk about your craft... Please!
/r/clay
Do anyone know, which clay to use for Indian Lippan art? I am looking for a good clay brand that I can easily get in USA.
i don't know what kind of clay it is, but i put it around a flashlight to make a makeshift sonic screwdriver and i need to dry it somehow before I paint it
any ideas?
Hi, I live in Seoul and love making pottery. For Halloween this year, I made some pottery, and I’d love for you to check it out.
Hope you all have a fun Halloween too!
Good morning!
I have a somewhat oddball question.
Im looking for clay I can make targets out of for plinking. What I’m looking for needs to be non toxic/biodegrable - something I can just leave out in the field. I also need something that is air dry as I don’t have access to a kiln and it needs to harden - the more brittle the better.
Cheaper the better obviously since it’s going to be destroyed but price takes a backseat to being environmentally friendly.
It will be for training gun safety and I’m trying to make it more fun.
Suggestions welcome!
So I'm quite new to clay and I understand how air dry clay works, but how would I go about keeping an in-progress project from drying out?
I know how to keep my unused and open clay from drying, but the stuff I'm working on can't exactly be wrapped.
I don't have a lot of time to sit and work on something, so I break it up over the course of days.
Would getting a large air tight container work?
Hi guys!
I want to start making my own rings. After learning about what silver clay is, I wanted to ask if torching is an effective way to make them. I don’t have a kiln and can’t really afford one nor have the space.
I just want any tips or advice when starting this process. Thanks y’all :)
My first air dry clay piece
Has anyone attempted this before? Any opinions appreciated. I accidentally bought a pearly acrylic lacquer and it is for an airbrusher - this made me wonder if it is possible to spray cold porcelain. Could be a really nice technique if it takes to the clay.
Tysm