This is a lovely idea for kids, I can imagine doing this with my nieces in future. I wondered why you use vinegar instead of slip - what are the advantages or disadvantages? I know clay is alkaline and so it reacts with the clay, and I'd worry it would disintegrate especially with groggy clay. But it does look neater. Edit: also wanted to ask about drying the little snowmen - did you have to wait until bone dry to fire?
Vinegar changes the viscosity of the clay and makes it sticky, I feel like I have less cracks working with vinegar, and it also works a bit cleaner. But working with slip can also work just fine :)
SO cute! Again, your calm, patient and kind speaking voice AND your calm, patient, kind teaching style is fantastic!
Thank you so much🥰🥰
Oh Calder they are so gorgeous and a great idea for the young ones to start with clay ☃❄
Thank you very much :))
Snow ducks!Yay!
Love your snowman. Just adorable:)❤☃️❤
Thank you so much!!🥰
I am really enjoying all of your Christmas inspired videos. Keep up the great videos!
Thank you so much!!🥰
Mega süß danke für das tolle Video, frohe Weihnachten 🎄☃️❄️ lg Conny
Thank you!! Merry Christmas😍🎅
So cute!!!
Thank you :))
This is a lovely idea for kids, I can imagine doing this with my nieces in future. I wondered why you use vinegar instead of slip - what are the advantages or disadvantages? I know clay is alkaline and so it reacts with the clay, and I'd worry it would disintegrate especially with groggy clay. But it does look neater.
Edit: also wanted to ask about drying the little snowmen - did you have to wait until bone dry to fire?
Vinegar changes the viscosity of the clay and makes it sticky, I feel like I have less cracks working with vinegar, and it also works a bit cleaner. But working with slip can also work just fine :)
❤😊 ⛄