Cloth Clay by LaDoll® This is one of the most insteresting products we've come across in a while. Whether you work in fabric or in polymer or in paper clays - this material is sure to inspire further creations! We haven't finished experimenting with Cloth Clay but I'm sure you folks will come up with some wonderful creations -- so send us your pictures using this product!   Cloth Clay air dries - no baking necessary!   See Gallery of Dolls for a doll by artist, Bonnie Jones for an example of what can be done with Cloth Clay Here's how you can use it... 1. Make a body, head and limbs with wire armature (if desired) and using the material of your choice. LaDoll products are, of course, recommended by the manufacturer. 2. Cut out lace or fabric to the desired dress/clothing size. Stitch, for gathers or construction, if necessary. 3. Pour the necessary quantity of Cloth Clay into a bowl. Amount of clay will vary depending on the amount of cloth. 4. Soak the fabric thoroughly with Cloth Clay. After the fabric is thoroughly permeiated with the clay, lightly squeeze (do NOT twist) the excess clay back into the bowl. Twisting the fabric will result in an uneven finish. You want enough Cloth Clay in the fabric but you don't need it "dripping wet". 5. Return the remaining Cloth Clay to the original container and tightly sealed. You may wish to place a piece of plastic wrap over the top of the container before tightening the top. You want to keep as much air out of the clay as possible. 6. Spread out the squeezed cloth - separting the folds, etc., and place it on the doll's body. Remove any threads you might have used for gathering if necessary and cut all thread tails. Let air dry completely once you have the fabric placed as you would like. 7. If desired, and the fabric lends itself to painting, paint your creation with any water-based medium that you wish. 8. If desired, apply a finish coat with a water-based, clear finish, such as a clear lacquer, metallic art, etc.