Join The KinderArt Club, for Premium Art Lesson Plans. Oatmeal clay is very textured and dries very hard. Learn how to make it here. Making oatmeal clay is incredibly simple. All you need to do is combine 1 part flour with 2 parts oatmeal and 1 part water. Use more or less water to achieve the desired texture. Once mixed, use the clay to create beads or figures. When dry, sculptures can be painted. Image: KozeeLadyOatmeal Clay
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