Easy cold porcelain recipe

You will need:
PVA Glue 2 table spoon Cornstarch 1 table spoon Vaseline 1/3 tea spoon Baking soda Few drops of Acrylic to make it a different color (optional)
Instructions:
Mix the cornstarch, Vaseline and Baking soda in a dry bowl using a wooden spoon. Then gradually add the glue, start with 1 teaspoon and mix it until you have a smooth creamy paste. Test a bit of the mixture and see if its ready and does not stick. Tip: Apply hand lotion to you hands before you start working with your cold porcelain. It helps the flexibility of the clay.
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