But, never fear, along with some awesome and inspiring projects you can make, we are also going to share with you a homemade model magic recipe, so you can whip up a batch of your own model magic modeling clay alternative in your own home at a fraction of the price! 45 Easy Crayola Model Magic Clay Projects Space is a firm favorite of so many kids (and if we can promote a love of STEM through arts then even better!) This cool craft has your kids create a model of the planets of the solar system. An implementation of this whale phone holder craft is available on Doodle & Stitch. Get Creative with Crayola Model Magic Air Dry Clay For a unique twist, use stamps to add different textures and experiment with new colors of Crayola clay. This craft option isn’t suitable for kids since it involves tinkering with electric wires, though, so make sure to get your little ones out of the way.

To start, paint some tin cans in different colors like orange, purple, and green. Then, you can use air-dry clay to form the balls. You can also use the handle of a brush to give them a pumpkin-like texture. Now, you have a fine set of bowling balls you can roll toward the cans! In this DIY, you’ll be sculpting your own sugar skulls using Crayola Model Magic and some glitter glue. Clothes, perfumes, and jewelry are all staple gifts, but they’re also predictable. So, if you’re looking for a personal present to show your appreciation for your mom, give this Crayola flower plaque DIY project a try. Tired of misplacing your jewelry? This Crayola air-dry clay ring keeper will help you avoid losing precious jewelry. A variety of household items can be utilized to shape the ring keeper, but it’s recommended to use a piece of scrap card as a mold to save time.

45 Easy Crayola Model Magic Clay Projects

Another of the best ideas is to make food from your Crayola Model Magic (little ones could even keep it as part of their play kitchen!) This blog shows you how to make cupcakes using Model Magic clay. As they are so versatile and can be decorated in so many ways, it’s a great theme to let the imagination go wild. This tutorial also shows you how to save your clay and make the model hollow (using a similar technique that you’d use when making air dry clay bowls).

Slime is a science experiment and should be made and played with in moderation. Do not allow children to make their own slime and do not play with slime for an extended period of time. You can always make your Model Magic clay at home. With this DIY recipe, you’ll be able to formulate the desired clay with your casual pantry items. This blog shows you a range of creative techniques to create a variety of jewelry styles in different shapes. This whale phone holder craft is perfect for those looking for a simple DIY project to share with pre-schoolers. You just need to roll your model magic clay until pliable and mold it into a whale by hand; no fancy tools are needed! As Crayola Model Magic clay alternative is so soft and dries with a slightly bouncy texture, it’s a great material for molding finger puppets from!

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With this craft, you’ll bring together the most special finger puppets. There are no rules, just you and your imagination. A pro tip here is to buy only white Model Magic clay and use sharpies to formulate a variety of colors. Once you have your colored pieces ready, choose one to work on and wrap the rest up or store them in an air-tight container. Upcycle an old jar with this clever model project from Crayola. This idea sees you crafting fish shapes to swim in their very own tank. (I’m sure if you don’t have a jar, a clear plastic cup could work just as well!)

For a detailed guide on the different designs and colors you can play with, visit Crayola. 45. Whale Phone Holder Craft Just cut a ball of air-dry clay into festive flat designs, add a hole on top of the tag, and loop some string through it.Glue on some strips of construction paper as seaweed, and don’t forget to add a ‘splash’ of blue paint that forms the water line for your fish to swim in!

Turn any old shoe box into a captivating scene from around the world. You can create a scene from under the sea, the middle of the jungle, or from an ancient historical land! Unlike air dry clay, when it is dry, model magic still remains lightweight and has a slightly flexible texture, making it the perfect modeling material for a whole host of projects including jewelry as even ‘chunky’ pieces can be worn without being heavy on earlobes. With this project, you’ll be able to shape cookie ornaments using clay dough and some cookie cutters. Don’t forget to punch the holes for your strings; you can use a straw for this step. It’s never too early to think about Christmas gifts. If you’re looking for a fun crafts activity to bring the whole family together, you can’t go wrong with Crayola model magic clay gift tags. Keep your butter slime stored in an air tight container or bag and it will last at least 1 week. We like to store in a Ziploc bag so we can press out all of the air from the bag.To create your maze, you’ll need empty paper towel rolls, washable paint, pencil colors, paintbrushes, markers, glue, and scissors. You can find the full instructions for these Air-Dry Clay Bowls on Gathering Beauty. 36. Easter Mason Jar Nothing says “Happy Father’s Day!” better than a handmade gift, especially if it’s a toolbox. To put together the best Crayola Model Magic toolbox, you’ll need to follow this easy tutorial.