DottedKitten has created a video showing us the differences she found between polymer clay and no-bake cold porcelain. This question comes up often, so I hope you enjoy the video. Thanks DottedKitten!
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Comparing Polymer Clay and Cold Porcelain
DottedKitten has created a video showing us the differences she found between polymer clay and no-bake cold porcelain. This question comes up often, so I hope you enjoy the video. Thanks DottedKitten!
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cold porcelain,
polymer clay,
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Thank you for the video.
ReplyDeleteJust a question, if you needed to keep the clay or porcelain fiqure in the fridge, on a cake design. Which medium would not absorb the moisture. And is Polymer clay non toxic?
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Hi Marg, Many cake decorators make their cake toppers with cold porcelain, so I imagine it would be just fine in the refrigerator for a short while. It is always recommended to use some kind of separator or base(such as cakeboard) when making a cake topper from non-edible material (to keep clay from actually touching the cake). Please contact the manufacturer of any polymer clay to ask about their toxicity.
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