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Mixing your own clay allows for endless possibilities in color customization. In this post, we’ll focus on how to create the classic olive drab shade. This versatile, military-inspired green is perfect for adding a robust and earthy tone to your projects. Join us as we explore the steps to achieve this distinctive color.

Olive drab color

Supplies

Polymer Clay

Polymer clay comes in a variety of colors. To mix the color olive drab you will need the colors Canary Yellow, Cornflower Blue and Cherry Pie Red in the Sculpey Souffle brand.

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Condition the Clay

To condition the clay you will need an acrylic roller or my preferred method is using a pasta machine for clay.

MARCATO 8342 Atlas Pasta Roller for Clay

A pasta roller makes it easy to condition your polymer clay. It also helps achieve a consistent thickness of your clay when creating earrings.

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Acrylic Clay Roller Polymer Clay Tool

An Acrylic roller is a helpful tool to condition out your clay and make it more pliable and easier to work with.

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Color Recipe

Color mixing recipe for Sculpey Souffle polymer clay custom Olive Drab color
  • 8 parts – Sculpey Souffle Cornflower Blue
  • 8 parts – Sculpey Souffle Canary Yellow
  • 1 part – Sculpey Souffle Cherry Pie

Mixing video

Here is the mixing video for Olive drab.