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These are so pretty. I love them. I have a question. I have made polymer clay trinket dishes 2 times and they are not getting hard. My 2nd attempt I baked at 275 for 1 hour and 15 minutes and it's still a little pliable. What could I be doing wrong?

I’m a new Subscriber 😊. Thrse are really lovely. You have re-inspired me to work with clay again 😊

Thanks for this helpful video. I didn't know about Liquid Leaf, so I will definitely try that out. A safety tip I learned when using polymer clay- any tools used with clay shouldn't be used for food prep, so the outside of the measuring cup is probably fine, but the one where you put the clay inside should be used only for clay projects.

Very pretty design and great tutorial ❤ 😊thank you for sharing your techniques and talents ❤❤ 😊!!

Your designs are so nice and organic 😍

Beautiful colors 😍

I love these.

Are you going to make things out of polymer clay anymore videos

Hello! How can you coat polymer clay so that it can be used as a food plate?

Why didn't you bake clay?

Hi, just found this video and its really helpful. I have a question, can I use gold acrylic paint for the edging?

OMG. I just found your channel!! I love your work. Pls make more videos 😊

I made beautiful dishes for my family using this video. SO helpful!

What kind of dish are you bake in?

Can someone tell me what is this glaze?

gorgeous bowls

Yeap, I'm new to.

Really love your tutorials. Can’t wait to try making these flowers.

I just love your work. I will definitely subscribe

The first thing one needs to learn about working with polymer clay is that the oven used to bake the clay should NEVER be used for food!

truly beautiful

What does it mean "start with the finished piece and work backwards"? I feel like I should know but Im not sure exactly. O_o My thought is you mean finish one piece and design from that. But want to be sure you dont mean something different. My brain is old. lol

Anyone from India want monstera leaf shape jewelry dish?? Please reply..

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I found the best way to deal with the Opal is to cut it up - a grater works well - mix with some translucent liquid clay, mixing and mixing and you'll end up with opal that acts like 'normal' clays.

Greetings from Tucson, Arizona USA. I just discovered your channel and subscribed.

Looks so easy! I’m yet to attempt anything polymer clay related, don’t even have anything yet 😂 hopefully soon 🤞

In heat gun also bake the earrings

Beautiful. You made it look so easy

Very beautiful creations. Thank you for sharing. I learned a lot from your video.😊

Could you bake the flowers separately and add them afterward?

I will attempt this but I am curious to know why did you drill the hole after the clay was baked as opposed to just poking holes when the clay was still soft…

I would not recommend Sculpey lll for this project as it is way too brittle after baking. Sculpey Premo or Sculpey Souffle would be a more durable option.

How beautiful!

thank you:) what kind of gold did you use for the edge?

Can you tell me what type of gold leaf “paint” you are using please? Is it an enamel base or acrylic or what exactly is that?? Thanks a lot! Looks great!

Thanks so much for this tutorial and you have such beautiful hair!

What type of paper are you rolling on? My cut outs always stick to my mat and it’s so annoying !!

So pretty!

Thank you for this video. What clay conditioning machine are you using specifically? There are so many on Amazon. Thanks.

Your work is beautiful and I’m very glad to have stumbled across your videos. I typically do more caning than sculptural pieces and it’s got me considering other options. I’ve got to say however that your not altogether correct about Kato Polyclay. Kato is actually a very high quality clay. It’s designed to be firmer. Donna Kato is a magnificent artist and she designed the clay more for jewelry pieces and caning. Yes it does smell like vinyl and it it is non toxic. I actually love the smell, it reminds me of being a little girl and getting a brand new doll (gotta log some nostalgia) lol I always try not to mix my Kato and premo because Kato bakes at 300. I recommend researching the clay before purchase to see if it is actually going to work well for your design needs. The thing about polymer clay is that one size does not fit all.

Why not put holes in before baking why drill risk breaking

how thick are these?

I enjoy your channel 🤍

Beautiful

I love these! Are you using an automatic clay roller or hand crank?

i love your tutorials

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Beautiful! I'm inspired to have a go at this tomorrow. (-:

Such a pretty bowl. Gorgeous colours. Now I feel inspired to make one. (-: