Question 1: How to make paper clay

To make homemade paper clay, first tear up the newspaper and soak it in water. Add bleach water to dilute the color in a bucket (omitted). Measure the water and rub it. Pick up the dough with your hands and use a juice machine to beat the pulp. Pour into another bucket and continue to beat all the newspapers. Pour the soy milk into the bag one by one. Squeeze and add an appropriate amount of white glue. Stir (sticky to your hands, less sticky). The amount of white glue contained in it is sticky and sticky to your hands. Homemade paper clay is moldier (add some salt beforehand) and is gray in color. The advantage is that newspaper fibers are shorter and require more processing than commercial paper clay (the shrinkage rate of homemade products is higher)

Characteristics of paper clay

Paper clay, including colloid fiber (stone), can be easily molded and colored anywhere as the materials are picked up and stored, just like ceramics that require grilling properties; use creative tools to directly touch the surface like playing with clay, as freely and freely as flat painting Paper clay is now popular in modern society by directly adding watercolor or watercolor, acrylic oil paint and other pigments.

Paper clay is made from pure wood pulp or paper pulp, or processed into fine powder, and a binder is added to improve the softness. Tough, a healthy, safe and environmentally friendly handicraft material combined with painting, sculpture and other techniques, using paper clay to make three-dimensional dolls such as objects and objects according to self-design

Use:

Use ultra-light Paper clay can be used to freely make various objects of the same type, covering the outer surface of the object. It has a smooth surface and is very light in weight. It is an ideal material for making dolls. It is an ideal material for making tall objects or protruding parts. Use metal wires to insert them to increase stability. Example: Use polyethylene to make doll parts. Use styrene or other plastic products as the base to cover the surface with paper clay. Before the work is dry, use your index finger to smooth the surface of the work. After drying, use 600-grit water sandpaper to polish the surface of the work. The thickness of the work during drying is related to the temperature and humidity. Thick works need two or more days to dry. Use a carving knife to finish the work. Use water-based pigments to paint dry. Use spray paint or alkyd paint to spray the surface protective layer. Place the paper clay in a sealed plastic bag to dry slightly. Add a few drops of water and knead it. Use evenly

Bread clay

Making bread soil

1. Kneading soil

Kneading clay is a necessary process for making soft clay/bread soil. The unprocessed soft clay/bread soil material is kneaded evenly to increase the internal density of the material and reduce cracks and bubbles. The process of kneading the cooked soft clay/bread soil material must be done by hand

2. Modeling< /p>

The important process of prism making is that the success of the modeling work depends on whether the maker can create beautiful imagination. Simple soft clay/bread clay production includes several shapes, including sphere, drum, shape, drop shape, column, etc. Curved column shape, etc.

3. Color matching

The key issue of polymer clay/bread clay color matching is that the performance of some works often depends on color matching. If you want to create richer or unique colors, you need to use modern techniques. When mixing soft clay/bread clay materials, you must first understand the relationship between the three primary colors of red, yellow, and blue. The color is basically a mixture of the three colors. As shown in Figure 1, the mixed colors can be added to the mixture to enrich the color.

4. Texture

Make the soft clay/bread clay work more vivid by using its objects and tools to make soft clay/bread clay completely homogeneous. Use needles, tubes, screen cloths, leaves, etc. of various thicknesses. Toothbrushes, combs, etc. make your creations richer with all kinds of homogeneity you can imagine.

Question 2: How to make paper clay. If it is completely dry, there is nothing you can do. If it is not completely dry, add some warm water to soften it. Because the ingredients of paper clay mainly include paper pulp, foaming powder, water, and paste, if it is completely dry and you add water, it will melt away. After normal use, if you put it in a sealed plastic box or cover it with plastic film, it will not dry out. It is mainly dried by weathering, and it can stay dry for one to two months if it is isolated from the air

Question 3: How to make paper clay works. Generally speaking, do not spray water. Paper clay is water-soluble and will melt when sprayed with water. A small amount of water is OK

As for the soft and hard problem, this is mainly caused by the processing technology. It is not good if it is too soft or too hard. As you said, it is not easy to pinch if it is too hard. It is soft and will easily deform after being pinched.

So it is very important to choose a good brand. The brands I recommend include Habit and Starcat, which feel good in hand. I suggest you try it

Question 4: What should I use to make paper clay? 20 points Paper clay includes traditional paper clay and ultra-light paper clay. The ingredients of ultra-light paper clay include foaming powder, water, paper pulp, and paste; the ingredients of traditional paper clay include colloid, fiber (and feldspar), etc.

Question 5: How to make your own paper clay photo frame A photo frame that I will definitely love. DIY is very popular now. This time I will teach you how to make a photo frame by hand.

Tools/Materials

Cardboard, double-sided tape, scissors, utility knife, watercolor pen, hot melt glue, colored cloth

Method/Steps

Use a utility knife to cut a rectangular piece of cardboard, draw the inner frame of the photo frame with a watercolor pen, use a utility knife to cut off the inner surface, use scissors to cut out the corresponding floral fabric, and cut it from the middle.

Attach the cut floral fabric to the back with double-sided tape, trim it neatly as shown, and the front of the photo frame will come out.

Then use a utility knife to cut out a rectangular piece of cardboard (the same size as the outer frame of the photo frame) to use as the back of the photo frame, and use a utility knife to carve a groove on the back of the photo frame.

Use double-sided tape to stick the back of the photo frame to the left, right and bottom edges of the photo frame.

Cut out two rectangular pieces of cardboard and attach the floral fabric with double-sided tape to make a support for the back of the photo frame.

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Use hot melt glue to stick the prepared support frame to the back of the photo frame, and a beautiful fabric photo frame will come out.

Question 6: What is the difference between handmade paper clay and polymer clay? Due to the large expansion volume of paper clay, the specific gravity is very small, generally 0.25~0.28. The weight of the finished work after drying is the weight before drying. 1/4, extremely light but not easily broken, this kind of clay is referred to as ultra-light clay. Polymer clay is similar to plasticine, and the way it is played before baking is also very similar to plasticine. The shape of soft pottery is closer to that of hard pottery, its quality is heavier than paper clay, and it will not shrink or deform.

Question 7: Who knows how to make paper clay? Paper clay

First of all, make your own paper clay Tear up the newspaper and soak it in a bucket. Add bleach water to dilute the color (step omitted). Measure the water, rub and wash. Pick up the clumps with your hands and use a juicer to pulp. Pour into another bucket. Continue to pulp all the newspapers. Pour the pulp into soy milk bags one by one. Squeeze the water and add an appropriate amount of white glue and mix (sticky to your hands, less sticky). The amount of white glue contained is sticky and sticky. The homemade paper clay is moldy (add some salt beforehand). The color is gray. The advantage is that the newspaper fiber is shorter and the operation is better than the commercial paper clay. Use some (the shrinkage rate of self-made products is relatively high)

Characteristics of paper clay

Paper clay includes colloid fiber (stone), etc. Since the material is taken and stored, it can be easily molded and colored freely. Ceramics need to be grilled; use creative tools to directly touch them like playing with clay, and use them as freely as flat painting, and directly add watercolors or apply watercolors, acrylics, oil paints and other pigments, paper clay, which has become popular in modern society

Paper clay is made from pure wood pulp or paper pulp, or processed into fine powder, and a binder is added to improve the softness and toughness. It is a healthy, safe and environmentally friendly handicraft material combined with various techniques such as painting and sculpture. According to self-design, paper clay is used to make things, Object and other three-dimensional dolls

Usage:

Use ultra-light paper clay to freely make various objects of the same type, covering the outside of the object with a smooth surface and extremely light weight, ideal for making dolls and dolls Use materials to make tall objects or protruding parts. Use metal wires to insert them to increase stability. Example: Use polystyrene or other plastic products as the base for the doll parts. Cover the surface with paper clay before drying the work. Use your index finger to smooth the surface of the work. Dry with 600-grit water sandpaper to smooth the surface of the work. The drying time of the work is related to the thickness of the work, temperature, dryness and humidity. Thicker works require two or more drying times. Use a carving knife to decorate the work. Use water-based pigments to paint. Dry spray paint or alkyd. Spray the surface protective layer with paint and put the paper clay into a sealed plastic bag to dry slightly. Add a few drops of water and knead evenly before use.

Bread flower clay

Making bread soil

Kneading clay is a necessary process for making soft clay/bread clay. The unprocessed soft clay/bread clay material is kneaded evenly to increase the internal density of the material and reduce cracks and bubbles. Knead it until it is cooked. The whole process of making soft clay/bread clay materials must be done by hand

2. Modeling

The important process of making a prism set and the success of the modeling work depends partly on whether the maker can create beautiful imagination, simple and soft There are several shapes for making pottery/bread clay: spherical, drum-shaped, round, drop-shaped, columnar, curved column, etc.

3. Color matching

Soft clay/bread clay The key issue of color matching is that the success of some works often depends on color matching. If you want to create richer or unique colors, you need to use the same color polymer clay/bread clay materials. The main thing is to first understand the relationship between the three primary colors: red, yellow, and blue. The three colors are basically composed of The three colors are mixed with other colors as shown in Figure 1. Use mixed colors to add other colors to the mixture to enrich the colors

4. Texture

Make the soft clay/bread clay works more vivid and utilize its objects and tools The soft clay/bread soil is made of completely homogeneous materials. Use needles, tubes, screen cloths, leaves, toothbrushes, combs, etc. of various thicknesses to make your works more diverse and homogeneous as you imagine.

Question 8: How to make it? Paper clay? First, imagine what you are going to do. If you are not sure, draw your sketch first. When you open the paper clay from the package, the texture of the clay will be relatively squishy. However, the moisture in the clay will slowly evaporate after you take it out, so it doesn't matter. Then, you follow the direction of your own sketch, first shape the major shapes, and then slowly carve out the details. Sometimes you can use tools. Knives and toothpicks are also good tools. When your work is basically completed, you can consider Color, because most paper clay samples are single-color, it is better to use acrylic paint ~ it will not fade, is anti-corrosion, easy to dry, and shiny ~ while gouache paint will fade when exposed to water, and the color will darken over time Dumb~ Let me show you the paper clay I made~ (I believe you will do better~ Come on,,,).

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