Clay Art Supplies - What to Bring?
3 Clay Kneading Techniques - Just by changing the kneading method, you can create different works of art!
Color mixing chart and tips - Create every color in the world!
How to make basic shapes - even difficult pieces start from basic shapes!
Toy SOS - Here are some useful tips you should know!

Part 1.
Play kitchen
Whisk / Turner / Ladle / Tongs / Spatula / Knife and Cutting Board / Gas Range / Pot and Pan / Kettle / Mug / Teacup / Plates / Rice Bowl / Lunch Box / Cutlery / Bear Spoon / Rabbit Fork & Knife / Kitchen Detergent and Sponge

Part 2.
Mart play
Strawberries / cherry tomatoes / apples / dragon fruit / avocados / watermelons / peaches / pomegranates / red onions / whole garlic / asparagus / old pumpkin / cucumbers / cabbage / corn / mayonnaise / ketchup / mustard / salt and pepper

Part 3.
Restaurant play
Raw meat and butter / Steak / Pickles / Mint and rosemary / Pork cutlet / Whole chicken / Rice / Egg sushi / Salmon sushi / Salmon roe gunkan roll / Egg roll / Fried egg / Octopus Vienna sausage / Bacon / Potato salad / Cheese slices / Grilled skewers / Shrimp cocktail / Pork belly / Lettuce / Lettuce wrap

Part 4.
Cafe Play
Sprinkle chocolate / White chocolate / Strawberry chocolate / Tile chocolate / Striped chocolate / Almond chocolate / Roll cake / Whipped cream cake / Pancake / Cookies and donuts / Madeleine / Egg tart / Ham and cheese sandwich / Milk / Red bean shaved ice / Juice

Part 5.
Topping Play
Cake sheet / rainbow cake / fruit topping / whipped cream topping / cake topping / macaron coq / macaron filling / 3-layer ice cream / cherry ice cream / hamburger bun / meat patty / sliced ​​ingredients / lettuce / bread

Brain development clay meets emotional development play!
A book for readers who want to get serious about clay play and miniatures!

Since clay is good for brain and emotional development, there are many clay play toys on the market.
They come in a wide variety of shapes, from simple molds that stamp out fruit or vegetable shapes to elaborate toys that resemble real noodle machines.
It is very popular with children because it can be completed by simply pressing the button without any special skills.
However, it is difficult to bring in all kinds of toys, and it is even more difficult to fully enjoy the educational effects of clay with play that focuses on stamping.


Includes 136 of my own play toys
〈Bomdabang's Cute Clay - Child's Play〉 contains a variety of works that are just as good as plastic child's play toys.
'Part 1.
In 'Kitchen Play', we make various kitchen tools such as spatulas, ladles, pots, frying pans, and bowls.
'Part 2.
In 'Mart Play', we make fruits, vegetables, and sauces.
'Part 3.
In 'Restaurant Play', we make various dishes that we eat as main and side dishes.
'Part 4.
At 'Cafe Play', we make chocolate, cakes, bread, and various drinks.
'Part 5.
In 'Topping Play', you can play by changing the toppings like a toy using magnets and toothpicks.
Rather than making a complete hamburger, you can play by attaching magnets to each ingredient, such as the hamburger bun, patty, tomato, and cheese, to assemble the hamburger to your liking.

Shapes come together to create a work of art!
All works begin with creating basic shapes.
For example, the ladle head is made by pressing a circular shape into a concave groove, the handle is made by cylindrical shape, and the part connecting the ladle head and handle is made by pressing a flat oval shape.
Attach the three parts in order to complete the ladle! No matter how difficult the design, the basic shapes come together to create a masterpiece.
This book clearly teaches the basics, including basic shapes, materials, kneading methods, and color mixing charts, through photos and videos.

You can select works by rating them according to difficulty.
Because it contains a variety of works needed for play, the difficulty level varies, from simple works that can be made in 10 minutes to difficult works that require an hour of concentration to complete.
The table of contents at the beginning of the book includes photos of the works and ratings for their difficulty, so you can choose a work without having to flip through the entire book.
Start with easy pieces and gradually work your way up to more advanced ones! For more challenging pieces, focus on creating large features, then once your skills have improved, try exploring more detailed expressions.
For example, when you first make white milk, you only need to make the milk carton without the cow pattern.

Each piece includes detailed step-by-step photos and color mixing charts.
All the steps required for the work are presented with photos and explanations, so that you can complete the work by simply following them.
Additionally, color mixing charts required for each individual work are included for convenience, eliminating the need to memorize or look up mixing ratios.
In particular, this book uses a variety of colors that are not used in typical clay color mixing charts.
You can develop your sense of color and aesthetics by experiencing firsthand how colors in the same family can have different hues depending on the mixing ratio.