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The little flower petals were already baked, but the back piece was raw. 😊

I use mostly Sculpey Premo clays 😊

@TheClayImpress thank you 😊

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I'm so glad you like them! 😊💕 Thank you.

I did! This is the 3 cm Clementine set. You can always confirm which cutters and sizes I use in our videos by visiting the silkscreen/texture product page. We put them all in the description so you can better understand scale, or maybe to shop for your next favorite cutter set! 😊

First I added grey acrylic paint to create the marbling in the slab. Then I added liquid clay to make sure the foil stuck to the clay and and the little clay pieces stuck together when I smashed the log together. After baking, I added UV resin to make the pieces super shiny. 😊

I know, right? I'm obsessed!

Hi Lori! I don't know of anyone who has tried airbrushing with these silkscreens, so unfortunately, I'm not sure it will work. Please let us know how it goes!

I'm using colored liquid clays from Sculpey 😊 theclayimpress.com/collections/liquid-clay

@ thank you! My daughter and I are getting into making earrings for fun and I couldn’t figure out what people were using to paint with besides acrylic paint!

Thank you so much! 🥰 So glad even the avocado haters appreciate it! Haha!

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like it! 😊💙

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I'm not sure what you mean. Would you be able to give a few more details?

This is a great question. I personally always seal any surface treatments added to clay like paint or mica powder, while other clayers don't seal paint that has been baked on. After baking, the paint does seem pretty durable, but I find that it does chip or rub off with what I consider normal wear and tear. We're really hard on our jewelry. We put them in purses, we spray them with perfumes, we get oils and makeup on them, and we wash them with soaps and solvents. To ensure durability and longevity, I always recommend sealing surface treatments.

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I always recommend using paint pens after baking.

Absolutely, you do! 😍 This tool is a total game-changer, isn’t it?

I use a little cardboard box with holes poked into it for the posts to sit in. I have some sticky silicone on the box to keep everything in place. Here's the sticky silicone things I use: amzn.to/41jxTSI It's all very high-tech. 😅

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Thank you 😊❤

Honestly, it’s chef’s kiss perfection. lol

I'm so glad you like them! 🥰

So excited for you! 💕

Thanks, you're the best! 😊🐓

I use these polypropylene containers: amzn.to/3CRzfdc

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So true! 🐻❤️

We are about to have a big Black Friday sale! (no pressure 😅)

I love your comments, Lorraine! 😅

Thank you so much! They’re my go-to, too!

I'm using colored liquid clay from Sculpey here. I prefer it to acrylic paint for many reasons! I have all of the primary colors, and I can mix most of the rest from there. amzn.to/3V780Sh amzn.to/4eIfMJi

You're welcome! I'm so glad it was helpful!

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I almost got these too but my cart was already pretty full 😊 on my wish list!

I use almost exclusively colored liquid clay from Sculpey when adding colorful details to my shapes. 😊

@TheClayImpress thank you!

Haha, that audio is everything! 😂🎶 And yes, grab them while you can. These cuties are perfect for the holidays! You won’t regret it! 😍🎄

Thank you! 😊

Hi Allison! I'm so sorry to hear that happened! In testing, we couldn't any way to remove the paint from the mesh material without ruining the screen. 😬

@TheClayImpress so! I found a kind of solution. A product called goof off. Man... it is smelly. I recommend a mask and gloves. But it eats latex. It worked!

Thank you, Lorraine! ♥♥💚💚♥♥

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