Some brands of air-dry clay can be purchased pre-colored, but many are available as white (or off-white) only. These can be pre-tinted or painted after curing. Just about anything that has pigment in it can be used to pre-tint air-dry clays. That includes acrylic paints, oil paints, pigment powders, pastel chalks, food coloring pastes and similar products. Just add a little color into some clay and knead until mixed in. It may sound like extra work, but it's actually quite handy to be able to mix your own colors as needed.
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Saturday, July 7, 2012
Friday, January 28, 2011
Experiments with Coloring Air-Dry Clay
The answer is: Just about anything soluble!
Labels:
air-dry clay,
beginner,
cold porcelain,
color-mixing,
Lumina clay,
tinting,
tutorial
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