Baking Soda Ornaments - white ornaments (SECRET)

[@WhisperingFae]

I subscribe because you answered every question in the commenct. You are so kind!

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you dear :) I like to be in contact with people watching my videos :) So thank You for your comment!

[@doreenwatson-read]

A much simpler video. Less fun and bother than others . Love your ornaments with the balls attached.

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you dear Doreen on your lovely comment, and thank you for watching my video :) Happy holidays!

[@organicgardenmamavictoriab2768]

That mini rolling pin is so cute.

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you :) I use it for play dough and diy-s :)

[@LiyanaDIY]

That's insane! Never knew you can make these with baking soda! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@HomeFactory]

Yes you can and they are beautiful!

[@KlassiclyRevampT]

These can be baked at 175-200 degrees farenheit for 40- 50 mins per side depending on thickness!

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you for the advice :) Happy holidays!

[@KlassiclyRevampT]

@@HomeFactory you are very welcome, and a very happy holidays to you too🤗!

[@fritzholm3345]

@@KlassiclyRevampT How much would that be in Celsius? Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@HomeFactory]

80-90 celsius :)

[@iwua37]

Why they should be baked? Are they more durable after?

[@barbaragordon6177]

Thank you so much for this video. Quick, easy, and right to the point.

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you for your comment! I'm happy you like my video!

[@Doris-y5v]

so simple this is the best type, so simple and no added ingredients thank you is what I need 😊

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you dear for such nice comment :)

[@Jenna-mw9nr]

Nice video! Your ornaments are so pretty. I can’t wait to try this.

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you Jenna :) I hope you will like them :)

[@rosaelinav8036]

Thank you so much, for sharing this home made recipe! I live its all natural and no Chemical!!! I love it’s🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you dear Rosaelina V! I'm happy you like it :) Happy holidays!

[@rosaelinav8036]

Home Factory you too my friend Happy Holiday too an many blessings too🧡🙋‍♀️🧡

[@JKlein1]

This is wonderful thank you for sharing. I will be using this to make ornament gifts using my baby's hand print to give to her aunts and grandmothers to remember her first Christmas

[@HomeFactory]

Wow that is a great idea. I'm sure that they will be very happy to receive such a unique gift :) Please make few more if some of them break during drying process (it can happen if it is to thin).

[@andreakallfa2637]

Excellent.

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you :)

[@paintedlady56]

LOVELY!! Thanks for sharing

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you for watching my video :)

[@alicejump2290]

Really beautiful!

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you dear Alice :)

[@paprika8782]

Thank you so much for sharing

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you :)

[@charlottesophieperper2445]

Thank you so much for your sweet video! 🎄I have a few inquiries, please: 🔸Do they need baking in the oven afterwards or do they Air dry? 🔸No salt in the recipe? I thought salt was a natural preservative so that they Last with out meldew throughout the years. Is it bad if l add salt? Can't wait to try them! Thank you in advance!!! 🎄✨😊

[@lesliebean4594]

I’d also like to know the answers to these questions as well as add one of my own. Can the dough be stored for later in an air tight container?

[@HomeFactory]

Hi! They do not need baking after air drying. If you are in a hurry you can dry them in the oven instead of air dry. Have in mind that some of this ornaments will crack while drying. They are very durable. I still have mine from this video (few years ago) and they are the same as the first day - beautiful. The recipe is this from the video. No salt. Just baking soda and corn starch. Thank you for watching my videos and for writing to me! Merry Christmas and a happy New Year :)

[@HomeFactory]

I didn't try to store it for later but I would say that it can last for a few days if it is in air tight container or in some plastic bag. Thank you for writing to me! Merry Christmas and a happy New Year :)

[@lesliebean4594]

@@HomeFactory Thank you so much for taking the time to answer our questions. I really appreciate it. Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you as well :-)

[@ShellyCline]

Can these be painted, or would that cause them to dissolve or disintegrate?

[@HomeFactory]

I think you can paint them, but I didn't try so I'm not 100% sure... If you try, please let me know how did they turn out ;) Happy holidays!

[@carolevenden4532]

You can use food coloring for dough before or paint after they dry.

[@fritzholm3345]

@@HomeFactory These ornaments are so cute 😊 After they have dried for 2 days, would it then be possible to draw on them with for instance Sharpies or Posca Pens? Or paint them with some acrylic paint? Or use Modge Pod on them to decoupage them? Without risking that they will dissolve?? Also, would it be possible (if stored in a dry place) to save them for next year and use them again?

[@HomeFactory]

Hi, I didn't try any of this techniques so I can't tell for sure, but I think you can paint them and use modge pod. You can try and let me know how did it turn out ;) For storing I can say that if they are dried completely thay can last for very long. I have mine from last year...

[@fritzholm3345]

@@HomeFactory Thank you so much for answering me 🙏🏻🙏🏻 If I use paint, Modge Pod, Posca Pens etc. on mine I will let you know how it turns out 😊 Merry Christmas - Happy Holidays from Denmark 🎄🌟🎅🏻🎁🇩🇰😊

[@DamirZ]

Puno ti hvala.... sretna i uspješna ti nova 2019 godina 😘

[@HomeFactory]

Također 😊

[@ellenrose2533]

Love ❤️ this recipe soo much, about to make another lot this year as gifts. Thank you.

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you dear! I love this recipe too! I make it every year! I still have some from few years ago and they are perfect.

[@KristinyMireny]

thanks for sharing .. i think ill try this one than the other one i saw w/salt and flour that needs to bake for 2 hours lol i just cant justify the amount of gas i need to use ...lol

[@HomeFactory]

Hi and thank you for your comment :) I agree with you... I also like recipes and DIY-s that are easy and not expensive :) Hope you will like this recipe. But be sure not to make this ornaments to thin because they will crack. Make them little thicker and they will be great ;)

[@patriziacaroli5386]

Bellissimi!Complimenti!!!!!😊👍👏

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you :)

[@sharonvandenberg7966]

These are lovely if they get wet will they dissolve? was thinking about putting some in the garden.

[@HomeFactory]

I don't think they will. Last year I put them on my Christmas wreth and they were fine all the time. You can try and see for yourself :)

[@CookiesCritterCare]

Smarter to make a big load at once or smalll?

[@HomeFactory]

I usually start with small when I make something for the first time. And when I see how it goes and what it looks like I make more.

[@mariad4183]

LOVE! Truly non-toxic, so you can use cookie cutters! tyfs honey!

[@HomeFactory]

Thank You Maria! I'm so happy you like it!

[@mariad4183]

@@HomeFactory 😊😊

[@wakkywabbit5446]

Thanks 😊

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you!

[@galeaelena6034]

Wow!

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you!

[@galeaelena6034]

@@HomeFactory we made some xmas decorațion,exactly like yours 🥰🥰🥰🥰 I cant show you pictures But are soooo cute Thank you for this Nice video

[@HomeFactory]

@@galeaelena6034 I'm sooo happy you like my recipe and video! Thank you so much! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

[@loverlyme]

Recipe looks good. I've only tried the store bought air drying clay up till now. The test is in the following years though. How have these held up? Have they discoloured or gone mouldy? I want to be able to put a small amount of scent on the back of them. Will that make them go mouldy? Does anyone know?

[@HomeFactory]

Hi there and thank you for your comment :) If it helps, I still have some of mine ornaments from 3 years ago, and they are still as good as new. I use them for decorations like wreaths and other stuff. You can see them in my other video kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnfCYnp8fLd1jqc if you like. Just don't make them to thin because they can brake or crack. Make them little thicker and they will be perfect. I just love this recipe. Please let me know did you like it if you try :)

[@ellenrose2533]

My first lot have lasted 5 years, I didnt bake them. Not mouldy but slightly yellowed now. Making a new batch for this season as I broke some when i dropped them. Plus its a fun project too🎉

[@ellenrose2533]

Not sure if my reply came thru but mine have lasted 5 years. A bit yellow now.. but fine last year🎉

[@notebookluvr]

Do these shrink or break easily?

[@HomeFactory]

They don't shrink and they are very hard to brake if they are not to thin. In my experience some of mine cracked while drying.

[@warclassics]

You can go over the cracks with any leftover clay and a tiny bit of water

[@johannegagnon7492]

Can you add food coloring?

[@HomeFactory]

I think you can. I didn't try so I can be 100% sure. If you try, please let me know how did it turn out :)

[@cookim8364]

Beautiful are these just air dried???

[@HomeFactory]

Yes, just air dried. I guess you could put it in the oven, on low heat, but I didn't try.

[@carlafulleros7188]

how long will it dry??

[@HomeFactory]

Maybe a day or two and maybe longer. It dependd how hot it is in the room. You can try to dry them in the oven but I didn't do it so I dont know how it works.

[@annamcfadden5485]

How long do u bake them

[@KlassiclyRevampT]

You can bake them at 175-200 degrees farenheit for about 40- 50 mins per side depending on thickness vs waiting for them to air dry!

[@Truffle_D]

Is it ok if i don't add cornstarch?

[@HomeFactory]

No, it is the main ingredient.

[@tabandken8562]

Do these break easily?

[@HomeFactory]

When they are dried they are very hard. They can break if they are very thin so roll them thicker. But have in mind that some will crack while drying, not much but some will.

[@tabandken8562]

@@HomeFactory Thank you.

[@ellenrose2533]

Back again in 2024. Need to make a new set of stars. This recipe ornaments lasted 5 years🎉

[@organicgardenmamavictoriab2768]

Nice 🎶 music

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you Victoria!

[@kschep963]

So pretty. Would love to make these. Where did you get your design stamps? Happy Holidays

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you. I bought them in some dollar store. Those are cookie cutters and stamps so look there.

[@kschep963]

Home Factory ok. Thank you 😊

[@WendySWelch]

Can I use potato starch instead of corn starch?. I want to make Galentine's day gifts, but I'm trying to keep it affordable, and with stuff I already have at home..

[@HomeFactory]

Hi there! Sorry for not answering you earlier :( I didn't see your comment :( I don't know can you make potato starch because I didn't try it. If you try to make it please let me know did it work out! Thank you for your comment an for watching my video :)

[@ravencrystalmoon1479]

does adding color ruin the dough at all??

[@HomeFactory]

I don't know. I didn't try. I would say no, but I can't tel for sure. Maybe you can try to put it in one small part of the doe and see what happens.

[@paulaclarkson6128]

How long would these last please? X

[@HomeFactory]

I have mine from 3 years ago. They are perfect.

[@ST-ir5vm]

@@HomeFactory how did you storage them to keep them lasting three years.

[@vanillabean1677]

Could you bake them to dry or expose it to the sun?

[@HomeFactory]

I guess you could but I didn't try so I don't know how would it turn out...

[@kimmick1343]

How fragile are these?

[@HomeFactory]

It depends on thickness and shape. Mine are about 5 mm thick and they are surprisingly strong. I think I can not brake them with my hands. I'm really happy with this recipe.

[@ellenrose2533]

My tree fell over in a huge gust of wind onto hard floors with these decorations on and none broke.

[@shannonedson5669]

Mine cracked. What did I do wrong?

[@HomeFactory]

Some of mine crack too every time I make them. They should be thicker, you probably made them too thin.

[@michipeachyy]

Do they need to be made on the thick side? Mine have only been out for about a half of a day and they are starting to crack

[@HomeFactory]

They should be pretty thick. Some of mine cracked too, especially these with print on them,it is normal for some to crack...

[@ellenrose2533]

Hi. My dough is really sticky still. I've been adding corn flour to my hands. Is that going to be a problem? Many thanks

[@HomeFactory]

Hi. My dough was like play dough and it was very easy to use. If it is too sticky the only thing you can do is to add more cornstarch or baking soda.

[@ellenrose2533]

@@HomeFactory thanks for your reply. I left it for good while, hours, and each time it dried some more. Eventually I got to roll it out. So fingers crossed. So white, looks pretty. Thanks

[@ellenrose2533]

Hi. Just to say thanks, Air dried perfectly, a few ornaments cracked a bit but not too bad. I rolled some st 4mm and others at 6mm. All survived!! A few now gifted and the rest made it to our tree. Very happy with your recipe. Merry Christmas 🎄🎆🎄

[@HomeFactory]

Thank you Ellen on your feedback! I'm very happy to hear that you like this recipe. I like it too and I make this every year. I used them to decorate presents and Christmas wreath. I had some little hearts and stars and it was too cute...You can do so many things with it, and for me they are perfect because they are white. I didn't try painting them or maybe putting some paint in the dough, but I will try it some day for sure :) You can see mine ornaments from few days ago in my latest video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnfCYnp8fLd1jqc I wish you and your family Happy Holidays!

[@ellenrose2533]

@@HomeFactory hi again. I made a second batch and all good , made little stars as gift tags. Everyone loved them. I'm really excited about this recipe 🌟🌲💕 thanks plus my tree fell over in a huge gust wind and none broke. Thanks so much

[@CookiesCritterCare]

Not rolled thin enough and please use an adult roller

[@HomeFactory]

Haha, this is my craft roller :) I like it and it is easy to use. Don't roll it very thin because it will crack.

[@vivianrios6007]

That whisper sounded 👿from hell. (LUKE 8:17; MATTHEW 18:7)🚨

[@HomeFactory]

Haha :)