Madill Paper

Clay features an easy-to-use design that air dries to a hard solid to eliminate the need for baking or firing. Water can be added to the clay to soften or join pieces. When joining two pieces together, score or roughen both surfaces, then apply slip before pressing firmly together. To make slip, simply mix clay and water until it's the consistency of heavy cream. You can use most traditional clay sculpting techniques with this clay, such as coil, slab, pinch and score-and-weld. The wet clay takes impressions well from rubber stamps or textured materials. You can also press beads, small stones or other decorative items directly into the clay. Air-dry clay is similar to a porcelain clay body when wet and can be thrown on a potter's wheel by intermediate and advanced students.

Natural earth clay air dries to eliminate hassle of baking or firing
Versatile design can be softened with water for easy molding
Dry material can be painted with tempera, acrylic or watercolor
Perfect for using most traditional clay sculpting techniques