I put together a booklet for the staff of the primary school I work in. They were wanting to learn about clay and some ideas of what they...

If you worked with air-dry clay before, you probably noticed that sometimes it can be easily damaged. Especially if you’re sculpting very delicate pieces. I’ve been using air-dry clay for almost ten years now, and along the way, I picked up a few techniques that can help strengthen it. Keep on readi

FYI: MORE PHOTOS COMING IN A WEEK Coil pots are a staple in Elementary Art. Before my students build their own, we spend a class having a clay experience day and use my Coil Technique Sheet to help…

Craft your own clay relief tile with our easy tutorial. Create beautiful designs using this ceramic art lesson for children and beginners.

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Air-dry clay is a very popular sculpting medium amongst hobby crafters. It is easy to use, cheap, and no kiln is required to harden it because it air dries.

This expressive clay portrait lesson is a great way to get your students thinking creatively while learning the basics of working with clay.

Air-dried clay is an excellent sculpting medium for beginners. The clay is easy to work with and doesn’t require the use of an expensive kiln to finish projects. You can even seal your sculptures to