can these be used to texture clay slab used to make pottery?
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I'm pretty sure they would work well for clay. I love them for fondant texture...... which is similar to clay.
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These do form perfect little cubed ice. I do not have much experience in making anything out of clay, but I don't see any reason why this product wouldn't satisfy your needs.
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I use them for glazed porcelain and stoneware. They work well for smaller areas up to an inch +/-. I always use them dry and wear a mask to avoid inhalation of the dust. These are a good value, but I have found a couple of them have a shaft that is not perfectly straight-mounted and then the wobble is unacceptable.
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I would not suggest to do that. It is very dense. I'm afraid it would lose its texture.
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I use this just for polymer clay. It works great, and it will help protect wooden work surfaces. The grid is great for measuring and cutting with a tissue blade. The clay will discolor the mat a bit over time. I have not tried baking clay while it is on the mat.
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I think so. I took a polymer clay class and the teacher used this to glue tiles onto a picture frame then baked it!!
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Yes. They can be taken apart as many times as you want and make any shape you want. They are better than any other playing clay but at the end of the day, please don't leave them ANYWHERE!!! Do make it a point of putting them in their box or other restrictive area. They loose shape on their own.
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I haven't personally used it for that, but I don't see why you couldn't. It is ceramic
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I have never tried that, but would imagine so. They are very porous. I buy them for my son in law who only likes these soft ones, not the hard ones.
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everything that I have used them on is pottery .it is not smooth on the bottom. they are porous . they are fine. I think they do very well. make sure you get the correct weight and size for you bowl.make sure they are wet enough, and you wait long enough for them to be firm. I have a large plate over my stove.it has been there for several months.i have used it on many pieces of pottery.
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Yes you can. We use both White Flyer (Walmart) and Champion clays, they are both biodegradable. Works like a charm. The last clay in the stack doesn't normally feed right, we just either add more clays or if we are done remove it. Good luck!
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Not exactly. It depends on the thickness of the clay. The item can be 1" long or 1' long and still require the same baking time if the clay is the same thickness. Refer to the package instructions for how many minutes per thickness and at what temp is required for it to cure without burning.
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Hello M. Thomas, I can not answer this question, I have never tried it. However, the pottery company should be able to answer this for you. I love mine, use it all the time, but in the micro.
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Yes, thats the clay i use when making a piece. Just be sure to put a coat of the clear spray to seal it or the mold will tear your original apart and you'll have to scrub your mold. :) hope this helps and good luck on your work!
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I can say yes to Crayola. I haven't used any other kind, but I don't see why you couldn't - basically have to keep you hands wet to mold the clay. As long as you have that type of clay, it should work.
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Possibly for burnishing, but they are very dull, and wouldn't cut or carve anything more durable than wax or clay without sharpening. (Even then, I'm not sure.)
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I didn't use it for that style, but I googled it and see many people have used Fimo clay to make that style of bead. Hope this helps.