DirectionsStep1Mix all ingredients except any coloring.Step2Determine how many different colors you want and divide the clay into small bowls; one for each color and one for white.Step3Mix the individual colors in each bowl to the color intensity that you want.Step4Dough gets stickier as you work with it, but hardens a bit when refrigerated. (See my notes above)Step5Use the clay to make decorations for your baked items.Step6(NOTE: The article I read when I found this recipe stated that the Author had made comic figures, and a playground with landscape. Please let me know how this worked if you try this before I do)IngredientsIngredients1 poundsConfectioners Sugar⅓ cupsLight Corn Syrup⅓ cupsButter½ teaspoonsSalt1 teaspoonsFlavoring Extract (vanilla or your choice)add Gel Food Colors (or different paste)From justapinch.comRecipeDirectionsIngredientsExplore furtherModeling Clay Recipes: Recipe for Clay and Play Doughclay-it-now.comHomemade Air-Dry Modelling Clay {aka baking soda clay}mamapapabubba.comHow to Make Modeling Clay Out of Flour and Oil - ThoughtCothoughtco.comEdible Clay Recipe CDKitchen.comcdkitchen.comHow to Make Edible Food Paint - A Side of Sweetasideofsweet.comRecommended to you based on what's popular • Feedback
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