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I've always wanted to try out DIY clay recipes and figured now seems like the best, or rather sadly fitting, time. Ordering clay online is very difficult now and also raises the question of whether it's worth putting delivery people at risk for non-essential items. Just like the last video, I limited myself to things I can get myself from the supermarket or drugstore. I actually found white PVA glue at my local grocery shop, which I never noticed in all the years I've been going there! So keep your eyes open and you'd be surprised at what semi-essential things are still being sold.
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♥ BAKING SODA CLAY ♥
2 Cups Baking Soda
1 Cup Cornstarch
1 1/4 Cups Water
This was a great recipe that I never knew existed! It was easy to make and easy to clean up. The clay does dry out quickly so it should ideally be used immediately after making. You can halve the recipe above if you don't need that much.
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♥ SLIME CLAY ♥
PVA Glue
Baking Soda
Contact Lens Solution
Cornstarch
Sorry for the lack of quantities as this was an experimental recipe I stumbled upon in a previous video. The stretchiness of slime actually makes a very good base for clay because it creates the same type of elasticity for sculpting. The hardest part was getting the mixture to stay firm without spreading. I alternated between add cornstarch and activator until it had a clay-like consistency.
♥ COLD PORCELAIN ♥
1 Cup Cornstarch
1 Cup PVA Glue (white or clear)
1 Tbsp Lemon Juice (or Vinegar)
1 Tbsp Baby Oil (or Olive/Coconut Oil)
Cold porcelain is the most professional DIY clay recipe out there since the final result is better than many types of store-bought clay. Many experienced crafters sell pieces made from cold-porcelain which are beautiful and virtually identical to polymer clay. Some recipes mention 2 tbsp of lemon juice and baby oil so that's entirely up to you. You will probably end up adding more oil or cornstarch in the kneading stage anyway. If this is your first time making cold porcelain then BUY MORE ingredients than you think you need! Just in case one batch goes wrong at least you have enough to try again (and don't have to leave the house again for obvious reasons).
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MICROWAVE TIPS: Microwave for 15 seconds and stir well in between. Repeat until the mixture starts to clump together and look a bit like cottage cheese. It should feel less sticky and pull away from the side of the bowl. Be careful not to overheat as the clay is harder to fix.
♥ GLAZE ♥
All of these clays can be glazed with clear nail polish or a thin layer of PVA glue. White glue is totally fine as that dries transparent and shiny. However please wait until the clay is 100% dry before glazing or it may crack.
♥ CLEANING TIPS ♥
Baking Soda and Slime Clay were easy to clean, either with soap and water or in the dishwasher. Cold Porcelain was a real pain in the ass because solidified PVA is basically plastic and can easily block your pipes if washed down the drain.
- When my first attempt got stuck to the pot I soaked everything in water for a few hours. The PVA dried in one layer and I was able to peel it away in large chunks and throw into the bin.
- Non-stick pans are easy to clean, the residual clay can be wiped off. Stirring the clay requires much more force than cooking so be sure not to use anything that could damage the Teflon.
- When the clay got stuck to kitchen counter I sprinkled plenty of baking soda on top and doused it in vinegar. This dissolved the mixture and I could scrub it away.
- Nail polish remover also works for dried PVA glue. However this can damage painted surfaces so do a spot test first.
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[@kawaifan1236]

Why is her voice so soothing . Just me ok .

[@Ava-eu1iw]

Kawai fan 123 her voice is soothing! I thought I was the only one lol

[@chickendinosaurs192]

@@Ava-eu1iw well now there's three people including me who think so

[@phaysia529]

*Me seeing the comment and stalking* oooooo~

[@silvermaxx237]

Kawai fan 123 not just you...almost all of us XD one time I fell asleep listening to her

[@itztomato44]

Your profile picture make what you said sound creepy lmao😂😂😂

[@ClayBum]

MORE TIPS FOR COOKING AND USING COLD PORCELAIN CLAY: You shouldn't mix the ingredients while the stove is on. Mix it all together first until it has no lumps, then it's ready to cook. Doing this will prevent too much lumps on your clay and you'll have a very smooth cold porcelain clay. Cold porcelain clay loves plastic and hate metals. It sticks to metals easily and it doesn't stick to plastic Clear glue is not recommended. Shelwood white glue brand is the glue you would really want besides Elmer's glue. It's thicker and will make your creations more durable than it is. For drying your piece you should consider using silk screen so that the bottom part can also dry. It also prevents unintentional holes at the bottom and deforming of thin pieces. Cold porcelain clay tends to dry darker. If you want to make sure that you will get the color you want after it's dried, you can make a tiny flatted clay and let it dry for 15mins to see how the color will turn out when dried. Making cold porcelain clay is really trial and error but when you get a hold of it, it is really really worth it! It's durable and inexpensive!

[@misomelanie.k]

Tysm

[@timemanagers]

I'm looking for a recipe for translucent clay. The cold parcels clay I make isn't as translucent as the clay I get in craft kits. Any suggestions? I've used white and clear glue with cornstarch, some baby oil, and some vinegar.

[@dingus-dingus]

The starch can be activated in advance by heating it in a pan until .. ready. Maybe five minutes on full heat, mixing continuously. Browns and burns if you don't pay attention. After done, it can be stored for later use. You have now created a type of modified starch called Dextrin. This modified starch thickens with water, but doesn't need heat. Maybe this way you can get rid of the need to heat the diy clay mixtures and get a more consistent result?

[@kitus3318]

*See's Maqaroon making a froggy chair* Me: Froggy chair FROGGY CHAIR FrOoGgY cHaIr

[@maqaroon]

Frooogggeh cheeeehhh

[@Datatodd]

Where is that froggy chair from?

[@ocarinaofwastingmytime607]

@@Datatodd Animal Crossing, I think.

[@hania459]

Ocarina Kitteh yup!

[@user-tk8ln2qr7b]

Tabby mimi same

[@vceleste5526]

Based on my experience, the first attempt of the cold porcelain is not a fail. Knead it with lots of lotion and cornstarch and it will has the same texture as the second attempt

[@maqaroon]

Oh thanks for the tip! Would you try to get all the clay out of the pot or just the softer bits that weren't stuck to the bottom?

[@vceleste5526]

Sorry for the late reply! I would just use the softer bits that were not stuck since the rest of it are probably hard, it might be a waste but for people who don't want to use their non stick pan for crafts, it's better than nothing!

[@abdussubhanmiah8900]

Can we just appreciate that she takes lockdown to consideration

[@craftychihuahua6728]

Just thought I'd leave a small review about how making cold porcelain in the microwave went just incase anyone is curious: Since I didn't have a lot of ingredients I decided to make half the recipe: 1/2 cup elmers school glue(white), 1/2 argo cornstarch, 1 tsp lemon juice, and 1 tsp Johnson's baby oil. Personally I have a 1200w microwave and so I mixed all the ingredients in a plastic container, making sure to get rid of all clumps and making it as smooth as possible, before putting the mixture in the microwave for 15 seconds. I repeated this process about 4 times, each time I would try to stir thoroughly to get a smooth consistency. After the 4th time I was suprised to see that it had reached less of a cottage cheese state and more of a very thick, smooth cream. At this state I was wary of over cooking the cold porcelain and so I began to place it for 5-10 seconds at a time. I had never even touched cold porcelain, let alone made it, but I was suprised that I was able to get the consistency the first try. It was rather sticky and so I did have to add some more cornstarch. But in the end the smooth texture is unlike any air dry clay I've felt before and I completely recommended it. (I will edit this comment once I get the result from the drying process and maybe painting in a few weeks when I get a chance to make the project I intend to make. If you have any questions please ask away,, and hopefully this was helpful to atleast someone.) Edit: The air-drying process went well! No cracks, it solidified quite nicely and it is quite light weight (though not as much as polymer clay)

[@CnithTheOnliestOne]

So how did it turn out?

[@craftychihuahua6728]

@@CnithTheOnliestOne Very well, I do recommend it if you are looking for a more economic substitute for a clay or if you aren't able to go out to shop for air-dry clay. I would definitely remake this clay again if I every needed it!

[@CnithTheOnliestOne]

@@craftychihuahua6728 Nice! I don't usually need large quantities and I have little patience, lol. So the half cup you mentioned seems reasonable to me. I don't always have lemon juice but I imagine vinegar would be fine, no?

[@craftychihuahua6728]

@@CnithTheOnliestOne I'm pretty sure the lemon juice was used because it is acidic, so any other acidic liquid should work just fine I would say

[@chiarabest8309]

Omg it’s so nice seeing cold porcelain again. My mom used to make it all the time for me but also to make nontoxic, highly detailed and realistic flowers for wedding cakes lol. It was definitely a huge part of my childhood and it’s nice seeing that maybe other people will make those memories too.

[@justmeowo562]

I’m really glad a youtuber out there ACTUALLY and genuinely cares about your safety and necessities, stay safe everyone❤️

[@Verycoolperson870]

Me too

[@sanapatil587]

can some one tell me the measurement for the baking soda clay but i want to make the clay much smaller pleasseeee tell me..

[@ess531]

I love how much you consider not everyone has access to the same ingredients💕

[@sanapatil587]

can some one tell me the measurement for the baking soda clay but i want to make the clay much smaller pleasseeee tell me..

[@kathrynmcmorrow7170]

@@sanapatil587 It's in the video description box. What I would like to know is a recipe for SLIME CLAY. She alludes to her process but didn't give a sample recipe for it, only ingredients.

[@purplerose9828]

When Isabelle is older she should help you with these or atleast try one of your diys i think it would be so cute💕 and do you do diys for her bday or anything? I know she loved the toilet paper diys✨ (sorry if i spell her name wrong)

[@maqaroon]

I would love to do these with her someday!! I will definitely plan something for her 2nd bday and she'll be old enough to take part. Hoping she might be able to talk by then and say what she likes 😄💕

[@livyy2053]

Purple Rose that a good idea

[@tashaquan5327]

@@lumiinesce Isabelle is her daughter(shes still a baby/toddler) 😄

[@Amber-jp3sl]

@@tashaquan5327 oh like Isabelle from Animal Crossing! hehe

[@McKenzie1107]

i like eating chairs it’s her daughter

[@sofiachae290]

i love how she uses things almost everyone has at home and its something easy to find ❤️

[@grampsmao]

idea i tried and found in a comment: 1 tbsp of cornstarch, 2 tbsp of baking soda, and 1 tbsp of water, after mixing together, microwave it for 20 seconds. it creates a cool stretchy clay! (i think it was one of your videos comments!)

[@sweetanzu2231]

Me: has no pva. Hey mom? Where’s the baking soda- Btw substitute for glue and cornstarch perhaps?

[@fatimarodriguez4992]

yea same :( teehee 😂😂

[@d.arlin.g6037]

I don’t get it

[@sweetanzu2231]

Fatima Rodriguez Hehe!

[@sweetanzu2231]

Shampire I’m just saying that since I have no glue I’m using up all of my moms baking soda. Sorry!

[@d.arlin.g6037]

HøneyMiilk there’s no need to be sorry

[@itssophia3076]

I swear your daughter is gonna ask for some new toys and you’re gonna needlefelt/sock plush/clay her a new one lol

[@maqaroon]

Hahaha or give her one which I already made for a video 😂

[@sanapatil587]

can some one tell me the measurement for the baking soda clay but i want to make the clay much smaller pleasseeee tell me..

[@chaoticfrog8097]

@@sanapatil587 just half the recipe...

[@veggiesoup315]

Why is your voice so quiet and calm? It’s so soothing! I swear you can put baby’s asleep easily! I sound like a screaming goat when I talk!

[@SusanIvanova2257]

I just need to say I appreciate how thorough all of your videos and recipes are. Showing all the failed attempts means that they basically have an integrated troubleshooting guide, showing us what not to do. Also, I feel like a lot crafting videos on KZbin are made for a very young audience and thus are very loud and flashy which also makes them exhausting and hard to follow. Yours are relaxing to watch and teach the method way better.

[@3mpaant362]

honestly I feel like the fossil looks like it came straight out of the game, i love it.

[@PinkFlares]

5:26 I love how you were so happy when it didn't stick to the pan, I love your DIYs btw! You've inspired me to start crafting :)

[@rain_gamingyt]

Awwww Isabelle immediately stole my heart when she came in frame.

[@anat.heistart650]

Your analysis of the clays and ideas of what they would and would not be good for is great. One of the best recipe reviews ever

[@Missymgish]

I've made ornaments with the baking soda clay and they turn out awesome. But I highly suggest keeping them dry and sealing them because they will dissolve when wet. And it's fairly delicate and prone to shattering but if you take good care of them they last a long time!

[@lovelyDISHARMONY]

YyYyyEeEEss Immmm EaRllYy LET ME ENJOY THIS MOMENT PEOPLE IM ONE MINUTES EARLY

[@maqaroon]

Very early!

[@ahuman3642]

Same

[@ahuman3642]

Have a lovely day

[@luanchootew418]

wow your so lucky I am one hour early

[@unomeyed4406]

I am 1 day early

[@justmeowo562]

I love how Joanna makes us feel like we’re her bestfriends😆💕

[@maqaroon]

Aww thank you!! You guys are my best friends 😂

[@aleahlrb]

Tips for making cold porcelain! (If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.) 1. DON'T use clear glue or any type of glue that is liquidy. This is because liquidy glue has more water in it causing it to crack more as it dries. I recommend using thick glue instead. 2. If you're going to knead the clay (after cooking it), use lotion. Do not use water or cornstarch because this will cause the clay to crack as it dries. Only add in cornstarch if you're going to work and the clay's too soft. Similar to water, only add water when you're working. 3. (Not really a tip, more like a The More You Know) There are clay artists who use cold porcelain to make anime figures! Traditionally, clay artists (Lovely4u, ALLO ALLO CLAY, Clay Snipper) use super light clay (last I checked, this is what the slime community call "Polymer Clay" which is stupidly misleading, in my opinion). This type of clay dries with a foamy texture. But some clay artists (Clay Bum, Little Figures, and Clay Commission on IG) switched to cold porcelain because it's firmer.

[@aleahlrb]

@Josephine Harwood I don't have much experience with baking soda clay since most clay stuff I make have a lot of details. The first time I tried making the clay, I didn't like it because it easily broke off from itself and was difficult to do details so I haven't made more since. From prior experience of experimenting with making homemade clay, it's usually much better or preferred if you use cornstarch for recipes, or if the recipe requires cornstarch, stay with it. It's makes a firmer clay. There are other videos that I've seen that also show them using potato starch/potato flour (not sure if these are the same like how cornstarch and cornflour are the same thing), so if you have access to that, maybe try it instead?

[@rubythorstenson4269]

What is "Thick glue" like brands of it?

[@aleahlrb]

@@rubythorstenson4269 A good example would be Elmer's Glue All. If you compare it to Elmer's School Glue, it's comparably thicker. And if that's unavailable to you, you can always go to your local hardware store and ask if they have any white wood glue. I often use white wood glue since they make the perfect non-cracking cold porcelain for me.

[@user-eh4ul4cr6k]

Tbh Can we sell our handmade cold porcelain figures ? Does it mold or stinky when kept it long time?

[@aleahlrb]

​@@user-eh4ul4cr6k​ After you are fully sure that your figure is fully dry, usually a piece can be fully dry after a week or more, you can use a matte clear spray to lock the figure in. Doing this should make your figure long lasting. But it's very important that you onl yseal it after it' really is fully dry.

[@cwyute]

this is random but, honestly I love this channel so much. I started watching your videos when I was like 9 lol. you’ve definitely encouraged me to become much more creative / crafty & your videos literally cure my boredom 😂

[@maqaroon]

Aww thank you! I love hearing from viewers who have stuck around for so long

[@tealisbored]

@@maqaroon im a big fan! Could u make a video how to make easy crafts bc im broke in stuff! Help!!!!!!!! Lockdown is so BORING

[@alessandrocortez8008]

when theres less than 1000 views and less than 100 comments: WOO YAYAYAAYAY Edit:The clay is so fun to make and my creations turned out awesome thank you for curing my quarantine boredom.

[@memyselfandslime8787]

Lol same that's how I react

[@maqaroon]

Yaay early!

[@memyselfandslime8787]

Yay

[@selmay3780]

What recipe did you try

[@thebaseelanthebasavagam220]

Aww baby isabelle wants to see what her mummy was cooking- *isabelle: MUMMY IS DAT FOOD?!?! :< me hungwy*

[@sanapatil587]

can some one tell me the measurement for the baking soda clay but i want to make the clay much smaller pleasseeee tell me..

[@Arisusagievans]

I remember I was taught how to make an air dry clay that looked like cold porcelain when I was around 7. I can't remember the exact measurements (that was over 15 years ago lol), but it was regular white glue (not sure if it was PVA or not... Just the regular glue kids use at school), cornstarch and shredded soap (just running a regular soap bar through the cheese grater). I'd say it's about 1 cup of each of those, add everything to a bowl and mix everything with your hands. I still have some of the pieces I modeled with this clay laying around my parent's house, they're still intact and they still smell like soap. (Not that it matters, but if my writing is weird it's because English is not my first language)

[@yourmomnakahara6993]

Im a simple girl.. I see froggy chair and i click

[@flaviaspinola5178]

I love how she actually explains some of the science ❤️❤️❤️

[@nanwilder2853]

I wish that ALL makers/creators would watch this video, to see how it SHOULD be done! This is (hands down) the best instructional video I’ve ever seen on KZbin. Thank you!

[@InsectRumpelfan]

These clays are so much fun and very amazing to make! Thank you so much for sharing. I can't wait for your next diy tutorial of anything you make. I love the sock plush tutorials also. Stay safe during this very difficult time.

[@sharkie9975]

Thank you for making these diys!! I’ve been wanting to make clay and will definitely use! Also thank you for taking the lockdown/quarantine into consideration with the materials.

[@FlowersInTheVase_]

Your baby is already walking?! I remember you announcing your pregnancy !!

[@madiiheinz802]

I remember her wedding i watched it on my computer i loved how she learned how to speak German!

[@HungryIronWolf4]

Wow awesome video! Exactly what I was looking for and with so much great info in the description! You are amazing! Thank you soooooo much for including alternative ingredients! You are the best!

[@elenaberezney9668]

Thank you Joanna for staying positive and having awesome diys!

[@cl3fable479]

isabelle in the background 🥺🥺

[@flaviaspinola5178]

We can do claycracking 🥺 me is happy… ME is HAPPY.

[@jessicajeslyn3296]

Thank you so much! ive been feeling so so so uninspired but as always, YOU ARE HERE WITH YOUR WONDERFUL CREATIVITY 💕

[@fnas2010]

Thank you for the in-depth experiments and detailed explanation. And yes, as people have commented you have a really good voice for this!

[@hannahlovell7074]

This is so cool! I’m going to be making some porcelain clay soon because I want to make my friend a funko pop of herself for Christmas so this will be prefect! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!

[@taylor.swiftc]

Me: youtube KZbin:yes Me:can I please see the comments KZbin:what do you think Me:no *sighs*

[@firarijanudi6125]

The baking soda/cornstarch clay worked so well! And the supplies is exceptionally cheap!! Thank you♥︎

[@pomogrenade3515]

I have been using that cold porcelain recipe since you had first made on your channel. it has worked pretty well for me considering that I wasn't ready to spend money on the branded clays and I was very thankful for that

[@instantentertainment2800]

Proof I am a dunce: This clay has a naturally grainy texture so it makes great cakes an ice cream Me: um it's not edib- ohhhhhhhhh Edit: WOAH I haven't been on this comment for a while and OMG it blew up!!! Now I don't want to be that person but... THANK YOU SO SO MUCH FOR THE LIKES

[@phaysia529]

.-. ;-;-;-;

[@duolingobird6468]

Same 😂

[@debraheick3170]

(^._.^)ﾉ same.. Edit:Ty for the likes I guess that u guys like my animals so here's some more :P.U ´꓃ ` U.ʕ ꈍᴥꈍʔ. …ᘛ⁐̤ᕐᐷ. ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ.And lastly (´・(oo)・｀) Hope u enjoy:)

[@_zaymoon]

what? because its baking soda? im sorry, im honestly confusion xc

[@izl3978]

@@_zaymoon What Joanne means is that the clay would be great for making Ice-cream and cake sculptures, but some people thought that they can just eat the clay.

[@ECS1809]

Lmao it feels you are cooking at the stove but it ain’t edible haha

[@maqaroon]

When I finished making the cold porcelain I cleaned my pan pretty well but for some reason the baby oil residue is extremely hard to get out. I made a cheese sandwich afterwards and it tasted like baby oil...but I had to eat it cause it was my last slice of cheese and cause saving food in quarantine 🤦🏻‍♀️🙈

[@ECS1809]

Maqaroon lol poor you. Thanks for hearting my comment! I’ve loved your content for 2+ years

[@watermelon2439]

I love this video, I am so glad I found your channel!

[@ueta2462]

i'm doing press on nails and i was looking for something to hold up the nails as i paint them, you're a lifesaver!!

[@sarahlim423]

I literally just finished my first batch of cold porcelain. I am completely new to this sort of stuff, so I made a quarter batch to start with, as I didn’t want to waste any ingredients. I haven’t actually moulded anything yet, but it seems like it came out pretty much the same as in the video! It is actually currently right by me in some cling film right now... Here are some things I found when I made the clay: I made it in the microwave, as I didn’t really want all the hassle of doing it in a pan etc. I did 15 second intervals, like it says in the description box. The first 2 intervals, nothing really happened, and the consistency was about the same. But, on the 3rd interval, it hardened super quickly and became very thick. My clay stuck to the bowl quite a bit, though I was able to scrap most of it off. It didn’t pull away from the sides of the bowl like Joanna said it should, maybe I didn’t use a non stick bowl or I didn’t do it long enough? I don’t really know... Another thing to note is that it smells pretty bad... I felt and was nearly sick smelling the clay... it was just a very unpleasant smell! Anyway, I’m just about to mould something, I’ll edit this comment once I have finished!

[@janettecarino5527]

That's my problem too the smell I think it's bcoz of the PVA glue

[@clover-il7tf]

Why does EVERYONE have to feature animal crossing I want it so bad 😭 Edit: I got it recently and it’s great! I’d recommend it but it is on the slightly pricey side. Now my sister is jealous so I got her pocket camp :)

[@yuz_ha]

KitttyCat Lover Same... it's not compatible with my device ugh.

[@clover-il7tf]

ʚ sakura ɞ Lol for it it’s literally just too expensive 😢

[@clover-il7tf]

Senpai maqaroon notice me

[@PastelMarshmallows]

If only they made it for my XBOX ONE I don't wanna spend an extra £200 on a Nintendo switch

[@arandomcat9647]

There is pocket camp

[@mysteriz_madi]

I actually make cold porcelain clay for my doll projects, although I use vinegar instead of lemon juice, and also I usually skip the kneading step and put it in a bag. My mom gave me my own pot and stiring tool for making the clay.

[@nishira6983]

this is sooo cute and thoughtful of you for making it and showing it to us.

[@Ruby-fs2ks]

These look soooooo cool!!

[@user-uf9jx6mv6u]

Ruby101 your first lmao

[@Neyobe]

Ikr

[@Neyobe]

Demetria Dark yeah, probably. But she did say “Look”

[@grampsmao]

my mom: cooking Joanna's daughter: mommmm why are you making clay?? XD

[@lecoleurdelable]

I tried your home made playdough recipe and it was really awesome, I'm going to try these ones as well!

[@SharnolyCovers]

I love this video so much for the recipe and the tests on the clay materials, thank you!!

[@hamsinivinnakota1970]

For those who are worried about overcooking the cold porcelain clay there are heatless versions as well 😊

[@ratinhaler6025]

Who still plays animal crossing!? Ríase your hand! Animal crossing is basically just my life

[@Aquamarine-wc2bs]

I've never played it yet...........

[@rainbowisnotemo]

I don't really played but I know the bells.

[@drawingwithpoptart4243]

Peachψ Mochι what is animal crossing

[@memcake]

Drawing with Cathy and Stp its a game by Nintendo. It’s pretty nice

[@madiiheinz802]

@@memcake you watched little witch academia

[@_mari1a]

Awh, they are all so cute !

[@seIocity]

Can we take some time and appreciation to thank this girl for giving us her time to make this workable crafts for us? Thank you! ♡

[@Asdflapfloppers6885]

Maqaroon: has trouble with Clay Cornstarch: allow me to introduce myself

[@fionamckay]

Hi, thanks for your great tutorials. I saw a tip on the cold porcelain clay on KZbin. She uses the first recipe you did but mixes everything in a bowl away from the stove She then microwaved it on high for 30 seconds, stirred it thoroughly, and microwaved it again. She then kneaded it. I don't know if it's right or not, but it might solve the cleanup issue :)

[@unnecessessessary]

For some reason I’m getting hungry watching this I love your videos and I subscribed!!💕

[@djneonlightsyt3711]

I personally love your voice! That is one of the big things that keep me watching! Your accent is so interesting and your voice overall is peaceful and nice to listen to, like how you drink a cup of coffee or tea on a cold winter day

[@esmeraldaalvaradogonzalez3981]

" and baby oil " Isabelle: WhAt, DiD yOu SaiD BABY OIL?? ( sorry if I didnt spell her name right )

[@ingoingmage9207]

Isabelle* shes named after Isabelle from Animal Crossing

[@esmeraldaalvaradogonzalez3981]

@@ingoingmage9207 ohhh ok thx I'll fix it right now

[@yh0o]

Next thing you know, she’ll become a shih tzu that looks like a bell bag.

[@maqaroon]

Hehe I also thought it was funny that she ran over during the baby oil part

[@ingoingmage9207]

@@maqaroon lol like she just knew!

[@ponperoneepizza4612]

No one: KZbin: 0 views 23 comments 4 likes

[@SirCassis]

KZbin only counts your viewcount if you watch if halfway through

[@clover-il7tf]

Skittl Skribbles Makes sense

[@musicstudios3909]

KZbin’s Drunk again

[@hxneybxnny9523]

100th like :>

[@ponperoneepizza4612]

@@hxneybxnny9523 XD

[@sabrinapagels7180]

Your patience is admirable.

[@briannajones1532]

When the little one came into the frame my heart melted ♥️♥️♥️

[@flaviaspinola5178]

I see you Isabelle 4:00 🤣🙈🙉. (Sorry if i spelt her name wrong)

[@maqaroon]

Correct! She suspected that I was doing something fun without her 🤣

[@debraheick3170]

My mom: Honey,Where's the baking soda!?!? Me:Ummmm Mom again:*sees me mixing a large bowl of water and baking soda while watching Maqaroon*I'm going back in my room.....

[@lziajuliann4107]

Debra Heick 🤣🤣 its not good to hide and lie🚫❌❗️

[@debraheick3170]

@@lziajuliann4107 I wasn't trying to lie I was just insert tent

[@debraheick3170]

Your KZbin channel is cool tho

[@lziajuliann4107]

Debra Heick i know when i first experiment slime my mom is not okay with it so i hide it in the bathroom or on my room

[@lziajuliann4107]

Debra Heick i know when i first experiment slime my mom is not okay with it so i hide it in the bathroom or on my room

[@gracedell]

your videos are so relaxing to watch. thank you you for making videos during this stressful time

[@cinnamonqueen8771]

Your voice is so calming and soothing Love your vids 💜💜💜

[@addi1513]

Froggy chair........ Froggy Chair....... FROGGY CHAIR!!!

[@MrIronman333]

her: says, “baby oil” me: AFTER U SAID THAT, THERE’S A BEBE BEHIND U!

[@shuichisaiharatheshsldrv3q633]

BEBE

[@wlfikun1683]

BEBE

[@ananyaakap]

Thank you for all the experiments! It gave a very wholesome knowledge about all the different types of clay! ❤️

[@xzkuang5590]

love how she does things where we can find things easily

[@ghfg5205]

WHY ARE WE *ALL* PLAYING ANIMAL CROSSING RIGHT NOW?????

[@_GachaSpiritDysnomia_]

You're top comment with 3 likes?

[@EM-xe7ng]

I'm not

[@Lii-_]

Thumbs up if u think maqaroon is super talented

[@madic8468]

Thank you!!! This really helped during quarantine!!!

[@samanthabarnes3311]

I have been wanting clay but it's been sold out online, then I saw this and WOW it helped me so much, thank you

[@pearll8819]

Why is there 6 "first" lol 😂 JuNgsHook

[@fkhan2006]

Because the comments don't load super quickly and people who are really early might not see the other comments and think that they're first

[@Hobaseom]

Army💜💙

[@pearll8819]

@@Hobaseom yes totally

[@popsicraft2480]

Welp I kinda just bought 2 lbs of model magic off of Amazon sooooo...... but thanks for the recipes anyway 😂 Edit: by the way.. what happens if you put it in slime..? 🤔

[@maqaroon]

I actually wondered that as well! Maybe I'll try it for a future video 😄

[@nightcorelove2548]

Good point I wonder too

[@StarGirl926]

Model magic and slime is amazing but idk about cold porcelain tho so

[@biggestchickmagnet5456]

I used to watch you when I was younger and I just found your channel again I so much nostalgia hearing your voice and your daughter is so adorable!

[@ok156]

i love your videos! sooooo much! thank you! for spending your time making all of this and editing. your face reveal was also so brave... you could just edit thid out.

[@hearts4caro]

wow I didn't know u cursed 🤭

[@maqaroon]

I do a lot 😂, though I try to keep it away from my channel to keep things family friendly

[@hearts4caro]

@@maqaroon omg hahaha all good!

[@lovelydaisyy8567]

KZbin: 4 minutes ago I clicked very fast

[@cutiepatootie6665]

This recipe helped me so much!

[@MeliGotShot]

theses are sooo awsome this ocupied me for hours while in lockdown thany you so much Maqroon

[@saffysiddique7148]

i wish i could get pinned lol

[@naan5026]

It says there are 2 comments, but I can see like 5. KZbin has corona

[@eanimali3301]

Naya Sohi or you have corona 🤔

[@lunar_lavender8408]

love your induction stove!! thanks for making great craft videos!

[@paulinadolls]

Love this recipe, i want to make it💜 And i love that she is giving us awesome content for this hard times✨

[@elim._.3269]

thank you so much for the tutorial and all the advice, they're rlly good!😍

[@maqxene2599]

Omg yes I wanted to create some clay to sculpt!! Thank youu

[@Soleralove888]

Can’t wait to try this!

[@carolyncervantes6828]

Great video--I appreciate your attention to details and explanation of each type of clay-Thank you!

[@GoldenFlarion]

Thank you so much for making this video!! I really needed this to make keychains and figures to sell! Your the best :)

[@thiccphrog746]

Your voice is really calming

[@cutiepop7862]

Great recipes! Will definitely try one of them!

[@simbathedog2249]

this was soooooo helpful i coincidentally needed clay but i didn’t have it so thank you will definitely be subcribing