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    Will this clay hold fine detail work?
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    No, you are looking for cold porcelain clay. You can refer to this article: How to Make Cold Porcelain .
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    How do I soften Plasticine?
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    All you have to do is warm it up some, if it's a good texture; otherwise, refer to Step 5.
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    Is this clay toxic for little kids?
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    Yes, the lime is dangerous if ingested, so if your little ones don't wash their hands after, or are prone to eating things, this clay would not be safe for them.
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    If lime is dangerous, what could I substitute for it?
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    Calcium carbonate, which is classroom chalk.
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