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I forgot to mention one other thing: if you're REALLY strapped for cash, and you can gain access to a kitchen blender which you can use for this purpose, you can substitute newspaper for the Celluclay. I did this in high school, spending the time it took to tear old newspapers into thin strips, then tearing the strips into small segments (no more than 1/2 inch square), and placing a load of the torn newspaper with some water into the blender. However, you won't get as uniform a color as you would with the Celluclay, since the inks printed on the newsprint remain. Still, you can't beat free, can you?
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