Making Paper Clay with Linda Mau

[@VIncentSunflowers]

What a wonderful teacher!

[@carryonmalarking]

Just getting into Paper clay - Marvo fixing ability! ... and... noticing it reacts with embedded glass well as firing temperatures work well together ...

[@kyststudio-epicartadventure]

TP can be buffered (neutralized) with calcium carbonate.

[@ehaballithawy3711]

amazing tips, thanks madam

[@TANJASPLACE]

Hi! hope you'll see this! I wonder if you let the paperclay dry when storage?

[@vulcanswork]

THANK YOU!!!!!

[@coldfire05]

Can you use white paper coffee filters for this?

[@traceyosterlind14]

Brilliant!

[@antoinettebonnici8640]

Will this work on broken bisque were...

[@CowboyGirl007]

yours is the only you tube or Google search that uses wc paper. will try it. but I want to make slabs to form projects. dried on plaster bat. have you ever done that?

[@scottgray6276]

Ceramic Review: Masterclass with Angela Mellor...she forms sheets on textured bats.

[@katerichard2249]

Hi Allie, Please let me know if you’ve tried this! I am going to buy some toilet paper to mix with earthenware for sculpting via slabs/coils, not just for repairs as she’s mentioned.

[@gwendolynvandervelden770]

@@katerichard2249 are you going to fire these slabs in an oven?

[@gwendolynvandervelden770]

@@scottgray6276 Does Angela mellor fire these slabs into an oven?

[@katerichard2249]

@@gwendolynvandervelden770Hi, I fired them in a ceramic kiln! She was right the toilet paper smells horrible :) will definitely have to try her paper method next time.

[@pedrozs1]

where i can get the full recipe?

[@wait-what-really.]

To prepare the paper clay, I mix dry stoneware or porcelain clay into water until it is the consistency of thick cream. To this, I add paper pulp made from cotton linter (available from most art supply stores). I prefer to use cotton over recycled paper because it lasts longer without smelling rotten. For my sculptures, I find that about 20% pulp to 80% slip by volume is a good blend. THIS CAME FROM HER WEBSITE.....I KNOW YOU'RE COMMENT IS OLD BUT I THOUGHT IT MAY BE INTERESTING TO POST A LINK..

[@kyststudio-epicartadventure]

Vinegar is again acid.

[@bellab8453]

Misleading title. It should be porcelain in the title...

[@jyjess1997]

She said you can use it for any clay body