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Have you tried fluffy slime yet? This fluffy slime is really fun to play with! See how we turned it into unicorn fluffy slime. As you can probably tell, we can’t get enough of these Crayola model magic jewelry crafts! With a bit of patience, you can save some money on accessories with these adorable feather earrings. Model Magic Clay has fast become a favorite material for crafts for both kids and adults, with the flexibility to create anything you can imagine from this cloud textured stuff! With this project, you can document their handprints at every age using little pieces of Model Magic clay. Add a little amount of clay (as pictured below) and fold over your slime and knead it into the slime. Keep kneading until your slime is colored and the clay is thoroughly mixed.

If your kids love to play the ‘Among Us’ video game, then why not get them away from their screens for a moment to enjoy some arts inspired by the characters instead? Halloween air-dry clay projects are a great way to get your creative juices flowing, so why not make this simple model magic Halloween bowling set? This craft project takes under an hour to finalize; need we say more? 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.

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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! Slime is a polymer. Other examples of polymers are Jell-O, gum and rubber bands. Glue is also an example of a polymer. A polymer is made of long chains of polyvinyl acetate molecules. These chains slide easily between one another making the substance pourable. To create your maze, you’ll need empty paper towel rolls, washable paint, pencil colors, paintbrushes, markers, glue, and scissors. Animals are always inspiring, and super fun to make! These kids made cute little frogs with a wiggling tongue.

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. If you notice any skin irritation, discontinue use immediately. If you have sensitive skin, wear gloves while making and playing with the slime. 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. Don’t know how to shape natural clay or use a kiln? With Crayola model magic clay, you can create beautiful bowls in under an hour.We can all agree that Easter is the perfect time to indulge in cute art projects. With this Crayola model magic clay idea, you can breathe new life into your old mason jars. To start, get two pieces of Crayola clay and roll them out to form bunny ear shapes. 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).