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yes you can bake clay that you made at home then eat it
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How do you make homemade clay firm?
The best way to make homemade clay firm is to heat it up. You can heat the clay up in an oven.
Can you dry modeling clay in an oven?
you cannot bake ordinary plasticene clay. what make is the clay? if it is Fimo or Sculpey you can bake it, otherwise be careful or you will end up with toxic fumes! you can also buy clay called Darwi which dries hard in 24 hours .
What natural resource did the pueblo people use to make their homes?
They used straw and baked it together with their homemade clay to make really hard bricks.
What should I get my boyfriend for his birthday if I have no money?
Bake him a cake and make him a homemade card.
How do you make a play monkey out of clay?
you look at a picture of a monkey and take in great detail, the paw, Then you buy some clay and carefully sculpt the paw to the picture of the money. And.... Voila!, you have your clay monkey paw.
How were Mayan pots made?
First, they found clay by the rivers. Then, they dipped the clay in water to make it less tough and hard. The Mayans then carefully molded their pottery with their hands. They then let it bake in the sun so it would be hard and not brittle. When that was finished.. voila!That was how Mayan pottery was made.
When you make a clay charm and bake it does it become shiny without gaze?
no
How do you make homemade ornaments?
You get rock or clay and carve it to the shape that you want it to be like
How do make homemade clay?
You can make homemade clay with Flour, Water, Oil, and Salt. Two cups of flour, one cup of salt, 1 and a half tablespoons of oil, and one cup of water. Stir with a spoon.
How do you waterproof clay?
Clay is pretty waterproof already, but to make it truly so, dry it and bake a glaze on it inside and out.
Homemade Chinese noodle?
go onto bigoven.com and it has a few videos and recipes on how to make it and bake it
How does clay become ceramic?
The word "ceramic" comes from Greek meaning "baked earth". So in order to turn clay into ceramics, you bake it in a kiln.
