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Summary: Learn how to cook the incense burner clay for a clay mushroom incense burner with expert crafting tips from an experienced artist in this free online hippie crafts video clip.

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Julia635 Melina Piroso was born in Argentina and raised in the USA. She studied Fine Arts at FIU in Miami, and Fashion Design at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. ... read more

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Cooking Clay for Mushroom Incense Burner

Hi, I'm Melina and welcome to Expert Village. Today we are going to make a beautiful mushroom and butterfly incense burner out of polymer clay. This next step we're going to bake our incense burner. We're going to put it in the oven. You can use a conventional oven, you can use a toaster oven, or you can use a special polymer clay oven. Whichever one you choose you're going to use it at two seventy-five and you're going to bake it for fifteen minutes. So now we're going to set our oven to two seventy-five, fifteen minutes, and we're going to bake. And when it's done, take it out and let it cool off.

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