Boneware Self-Hardening Clay
Boneware Self-Hardening Clay stays soft when wet and becomes bone hard when dry. No firing or baking is necessary. When not in use, Boneware can be kept pliable simply by covering it with a damp cloth.
Boneware may be decorated with tempera, oil paints, and enamels. It’s packed moist and ready to use.
Ask a question about Boneware Self-Hardening Clay Ask a question about this product | See all questions & answers (4) Average User Rating: Based on (4 Reviews) barbara mclaren from Boulevard ca. says: Such a good product. I really don't have the time to fire my sculptures, so this is great. It seems more natural. I like rustic.. I like easy..My hat is off to the creator of this clay. Please wait...
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Could you use bone clay to make buttons? - Asked by dian on 11-Apr-14
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This product may be used to form buttons, especially for decorative or craft purposes; however, the thickness and diameter may affect the durability. If too thin and wide, the buttons may be brittle. Another option may be casting buttons using Alumilite's Quick-Set Mold Rubber Kit and Casting Resin. - Answered by MisterArt on 15-Apr-14What are the dimensions of this product? - Asked by Diane Rutigliano on 10-May-13
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The length, width and height will vary as the clay is cut from a large block of clay and is measured by weight. - Answered by MisterArt on 16-May-13What is a good clay, self-hardening or oven-hardening, that I can use to make dolls? - Asked by Cathy on 18-Mar-13
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The Boneware Self-Hardening Clay is great for sculpting and would work for your project. Also, the Living Doll Modeling Compound by Sculpey would be great for doll-making. This is an oven bake clay and is available in 3 skin tones: light, beige, and brown. - Answered by MisterArt on 20-Mar-13Is this clay waterproof once dry? - Asked by Margarita on 06-Sep-12
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Once dry, it is waterproof and can be painted with oil, enamel, or tempera. - Answered by MisterArt on 10-Oct-12Ask a Question About Boneware Self-Hardening Clay
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