Materials Help?Looking for LaDoll Clay in Canada: ALSO REFERENCE WEBSITES FOR AIR DRY CLAYS

yes I am looking for a website that sells LaDoll Clay in preference a Canadian shop (Save on the posibility of getting charged custom and help a fellow canadian with his or her business)

If you have other sites where they sell it please do add it also so that people looking for it in the State also have a reference.

Thank you

EDIT: sites that sell La Doll via internet.

CANADA SITES:
NONE YET

US SITES:

Polymer Clay Express: Thanks you Travesty:
http://www.polymerclayexpress.com/airdryclays.html

The Clay Alley
http://www.clayalley.com/airdry.htm

MiniWorld:
http://www.miniworlddolls.com/CSClays2.htm

KOREAN SITES:
I'm looking into it.


Not really la Doll but maybe something we can use to make dolls perhaps? This site has recipes for making Cold Porcelain clay. I might look into trying a few recipes next week or so. Except for the one with sugar in it... I think those are for making sweets O.o;;

http://members.tripod.com/~LuJS/coldporcelain.html

OTHER AIR DRY CLAY

I just bought some clay by a company called LYRA Keramiplast http://www.lyra.de It needs to be kneaded with wet hands, air dries and can be sanded, drilled and sawed like wood once it hardens. You can also glue dry parts to new moist clay by wetting the dry clay first. I might give it a try this weekend

 

Thank you for the info =D

 

In canada you can find Milliput which is an apoxy clay. Look for it in your Hobby shop when they do miniature trains and model cars. Milliput is a two part epoxy clay like Apoxy, just mix part A in a blue bag with part B in a clear bag.

 

Bumping for more info