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When making a clay sculpture, how does one mould workable clay onto dry clay without it cracking?

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When making a clay sculpture, how does one mould workable clay onto dry clay without it cracking?

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Is your clay green ware or has it been fired yet? Have you tried simply moistening the dry clay with a sponge or wet towel then applying some ‘slip’ (super mushy clay) to the area so you could work said area into the desired shape and then let it re-dry. A good way to keep your clay from drying out in the future is to throw it in a large air-tight container like Tupperware or a glad-box. If you don’t want your sculpture to stay all mushy, you could also just try hanging damp paper towels over your work when you’re not playing with it.

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