Testing 4 DIY Air Dry Clay Recipes for Christmas Ornaments: Best and Worst

In this video, I test four DIY clay recipes to see which ones hold up the best for Christmas ornaments. My favorite is the baking soda and Elmer’s glue clay. The traditional baking soda clay comes in second. Marshmallow clay works but stays softer, and the no-bake conditioner clay is a fail for ornaments. Here are the exact recipes I used: Marshmallow Clay 1 cup mini marshmallows 1–2 tbsp oil (baby oil or cooking oil) ½–1 cup cornstarch Melt marshmallows with oil on low heat, stir in cornstarch, cool slightly, knead, cut shapes, and air-dry 24–48 hours. Baking Soda Clay (Cooked) 2 cups baking soda 1 cup cornstarch 1¼ cups cold water Cook on medium heat until thick, cool under a damp towel, knead, cut shapes, and air-dry 24–48 hours. No-Bake Conditioner Clay Equal parts hair conditioner and cornstarch Mix, knead until smooth, sculpt, and air-dry. Baking Soda + Elmer’s Glue Clay 1 cup Elmer’s glue 2 tbsp oil 1–2 cups baking soda Mix, knead, adjust with baking soda, and air-dry 24–48 hours. If you try these, let me know which one worked best for you! #shorts #diyclay #airdryclay #christmascrafts #diyornaments #holidaycrafts