The advantages of cold porcelain compared to other molding pastes are numerous. First of all, it is not toxic and its consistency is stronger than that of salt and sugar paste. Unlike polymeric pastes such as Fimo or Cernit, they must not be cooked.
At first: before starting to shape the dough, grease your hands with a little 'cream (without silicone and not greasy) and massage until they are homogeneous and malleable.
The colouration of cold porcelain is an action that can be performed before and after the creation of objects. You can use acrylic colors, oil, dust, gel and food. The colored paste requires about 10-15% of darker shade when it is dry.
The drying times depend on the size of the object, which varies from 1/3 to 1 day. If it is necessary to dry more quickly, place the object in front of a fan with cold air. Creation once dry slightly reduces its size.
To assemble the parts, simply moisten the different parts with water, using a brush or cotton swab.
For thicker parts, it is advisable to use vinyl glue.
To better preserve the dough, close it after use in a transparent film and store it in an airtight container. Thus, it will retain its original characteristics even up to a year.
Leave room for your imagination and have fun creating many objects with "Clarena Art" cold porcelain, the results will amaze you.