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Clay-Type Recipes

Try these free craft recipes and projects. Use these ideas to make your own clay, slime, gak, silly putty, and more.
Applesauce Cinnamon Dough Recipe
From your About.com guide, instructions to make dough out of applesauce and cinnamon.
Bread Clay Recipe
From your About.com guide, clay made out of bread and glue!?!
Cooked Playdough Recipe
From your About.com guide, this is a playdough recipe you cook on the stove.
Dryer Lint Clay
Start saving that dryer lint now and then mix up a batch of clay. Not only will you make some unique clay, this is an exceptional way to recycle.
Dryer Lint Pulp
Use this recipe to make a pulp mixture to make finer details on paper mache projects.
Egg Carton Pulp
Use this recipe to make a pulp mixture to make finer details on paper mache projects.
How to Make Homemade Playdough Video
Keep your kids entertained for hours with homemade playdough. Plus, the recipe is easy to make, so little ones can help out in the kitchen.
How to Make Silly Goo
Whether you're babysitting or just looking for a fresh way to entertain your kids, making silly goo is always a crowd pleaser.
Kool-Aid Clay Recipe
From your About.com guide, a bright colored clay recipe.
Newspaper Pulp
This pulp mixture is great for making smooth, fine details in your paper mache creations, or for creating small objects.
Oven Flour Clay Recipe
Instructions for making clay using flour, salt, and water.
Pnut Butter Playdough
From your About.com guide, a sweet treat to eat or model.
Sawdust Clay
From your About.com guide, a unique clay that uses saw dust.
Flubber Recipe
Have you seen the movie? Try making flubber for yourself.
Gooey-Gak for Kids
Fun recipe using Borax, glue, paint and water.
Goop Recipe
Sticky, messy, and fun to ooze through your fingers!
Play Putty
Make your own home-made Silly Putty.
Salt Dough
This dough is good for making scuptures. Let it sit out to dry or put it in the oven.
Silly Slime
Works just like store bought Silly Putty. Try blowing a bubble into it!

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