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It's amazing, great work . I was searching another tutorial, but decided to watch this one till the end , and this was absolutely worth it .❤

Just what I was looking for! Thank you!

Thanks so much for watching! 🥰 Here's the link to my project guide. Happy making! www.patreon.com/posts/112621193?

Thanks for checking out this video! 🥰 Here's the link to my original paper clay recipe. Happy crafting! www.patreon.com/posts/98538758?

This was exactly what I needed, ty!

The Creative Clay you liked best sadly has nylon fibres in it.

Hey, great video!

I really love this idea, and got an inspiration for my own project. I don't have cats, but a very flimsy one of those couch-pockets or what ever they are called, where you have this hanging pocket over the arm rest. That thing is constantly falling off, and can't really hold much of anything. So what I was thinking was to create something with this same idea of "over-the-armrest", with a lot of storage space. Thanks for the inspiration! Great video as always!

Thank you for the level of details and the methodical way you broke down all 3 reviews. I love the 2D theme animation ! The broken pottery repair technique is actually Japanese in origin, called - kintsugi. Just a warning - most of the commercial kits to do that are NOT food safe. I think maybe you could mix food safe silicone adhesive with food safe sparkle added in. (no plastic glitters :) Thanks again and so awesome to see your art + process.

I LOVE your idea of making a free craft library for people! Have you made the magical looking stump base yet? I can't wait to see how you did it! I'm wanting to make one & thinking of using a barrel for the base & then using cement to cover it to make the bark.

A is pretty good.

We are also cardboard mongers.

Does it play

Well done!

Yes! Fallout!

Thanks so much for taking a gander! 🥰 In the future, I'm aiming to take my time more with my videos, but this one was a doozy! Have a great rest of your day!

Thanks for taking a gander! The free backpack pattern can be found at www.patreon.com/ubdraws/posts?filters%5Btag%5D=free 🍂🍁

"It was at this point, that I realized just how ludicrously ginormous this was going to end up." Don't you mean LUTE-icrously ginormous?

Omg, that is both hilarious and also amazing/awesome/fantastic 🤩❤🤩

Thanks so much for watching! You can download the pattern for the theorbo's head at the link below. This has been made to print to-scale of the theorbo I made in this video & has instructions to make a normal sized lute, too. 🥰 www.patreon.com/posts/99940899?

Thanks so much for watching! Please be kind when commenting & remember that I can always glow-up this design in the future! There's nothing wrong with making things in collaboration with friends & I'm happy to show the world my process so anyone can improve upon my methods (future me included). Don't forget to drink some water & tune in next time for a video I'm especially proud to be making! 🥰

As the very-soon-to-be recipient of this (tracking says tomorrow!), I have to say that I incredibly appreciate all the work you put into this project, UB. Thank you so much for taking it on, and I'm sure I'm going to love it when it gets here.

Loved the video 💗 I’m thinking of trying this out too!!

Great video lady!! 🤩

Thank you SO MUCH for tuning in! I'm super proud of this video & I'm looking forward to playing with more editing styles in future videos. What a kick off to my 25th year on this planet! Have a great day! -UB

Found this channel via RUclips's suggestions, which are usually full of annoying screamers but I have to say, I fell in love with this channel instantly! Great pace, amazing talent and super educational! Now I kinda want to try painting fake leather myself with no prior experience 😂 For the next video, make sure your voice is actually stereo, because now it comes only from the right speaker. Other than that, you got a subscriber!

Thank so much for tuning in! I'm playing with a lot of things on the channel - from how I frame my shots, to narration styles, to how I present myself on camera. Thanks so much for bearing with me as I play with my style & find my identity! -UB

Very informative, thank you 😊

Ok this is neat. I appreciate the effort that went into the cabinet and props for showing the mistakes! Let me know if you're doing another project, I've got some tools and know-how that may help.

Cool project! Let me know if you need tools/etc.

Wouldn’t a glaze of some sort be good to use on clay before painting?

Glad to see this vid. I’ve been conscious about using more environmentally-friendly products for some time, in my fine art, as well as crafting, as I enjoy that activity too. The choices are a bit easier for selecting materials for my art-making. But where crafting is concerned, it gets a lot trickier. I’ve just decided, for instance, after reading about the topic, in order to use up a bunch of regular glitter, to incorporate it into some of the clay I may use. That way, at least the glitter micro-particles, if thrown away at some point, won’t be floating about as freely in our waste streams. Alternatively, I’ve decided to use glitter glue instead of loose glitter on card projects. AND I have purchased a small amount of biodegradable glitter and will use that in the loose form as needed. It’s not quite as sparkly and is more expensive than regular plastic micro glitter, but it does the job just fine. But in thinking about incorporating my regular glitter stash (quite a lot) into polymer clay, that brought up the fact that the polymer clay I may use is plastic too. I do have some paper clay and Crayola Model Magic to use instead. I love Model Magic, but it has a resin in it too, which makes it a kind of plastic and while safe for kids and all, the resin and plasticizer used in it makes it mot very good for the environment. Nothing is an EASY choice, it seems. 🙃So looks like paper clay (as you’re talking about) or REAL clay is the way to go if I want to be the greenest. Thanks!

So amazing! You did a wonderful job, you're the only one i could find making a video about these costumes but i found some gold quilted curtains and decided to sew these costumes for a friend and I.

Thanks so much for watching! If you want to make a mimic of your own, these wooden chests can be found at Michael's or Joann's, but you may have to pre-order them online depending on your location. :) Happy making!

Yeah art/craft shows are very hit or miss. Lots of variables contribute to that and I’ve found it takes a bit of trial and error to sift through and find what works for you. Definitely not for everyone. The success of them also depends on what you’re goals of the events are. I can type more but this is good for now haha. Let’s chat more about this topic soon. Could be fun/informational Great video! 🤗 looking forward to more

This video ended up being a part A and part B kind of scenario - part A talking about red flags at arts and craft fairs, part B about my reasons for phasing out of these events. I hope to post more artsy RUclips videos soon! Thanks for coming along for the ride. :)

The jars are so beautiful! The texture you create on the mushroom makes it really look realistic! Great work! 🤩

Your video was super helpful! Thank you so much for all the details you shared! I'm a total beginner in this world, so it was great to see their texture, how they look beside one another, and how a coat of paint looks on them! Will def check more of your channel! 😊 And I'm cheering that you get more views, cause when I looked for "ecological alternatives to polyclay", your video came right on top! 🎉

Thank you for this amazing comparison! Very helpful for a beginner like me that is currently preparing to get started. 😊 I found your video through searching for alternatives to the plastic based polyemer clay that i wanna avoid from day 1. I wonder how the 3# porcelain clay compares to homemade, cooked cold porcelain that is based on cornstarch, white glue, vinegar/lemon juice and oil/hand lotion. There are other recipes as well. The one you bought seemed alot worse than what i see in videos where people make cold porcelain themselves. People actually make things with fine details with it just fine.

I'm in a RHPS shadowcast in Colorado and actually will be playing Rocky at our august show! Our cast has white tear away pants, but i love that you added texture to the rocky pants that make them look more "mummy"-ish!

For some time now, I've been preparing to open an etsy shop selling polymer clay/shrinky earrings but always have a concern over how I'm using plastic base materials and how it impacts the environment and thought of maybe using other types of clay. Thank you for this video! I found this very helpful.

They look great! Thanks for sharing your process (and thanks for the 1000xp)!!

Love it!

Please be kind on this one! I struggled quite a bit with the green screen on this video and it's a very different kind of video than I'm used to doing. Thanks so much for watching!😊

The lighting in this video was totally weird - an issue I'm fixing in future videos! The next one or two might have the same lighting issues, though. I'm learning to use new equipment 😅 Thanks for watching and I'll see you again next Friday! ❤

It looks BEAUTIFUL. Excellent work, glad I could “be there” 😂

And you were an AWESOME maid of honor in the pretty dress!

In the next video could you draw Lynn Loud from The Loud House as a basketball?