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Thank you much, friend 😊

yes, I don't use it anymore. I've switched to Lets Resin...so far, so good with it!

@aussiecraftcutters2024 aww, you're so sweet...thank you 😘

@@barbarakrokosz6051 aww, thank you so very much. I'm so glad you found my channel. I hope you decide to stick around & subscribe 🥰 This was my very 1st video almost 2 yrs ago! So, that is mica powder. Those are nail chrome powders (basically the same thing). I didn't show it in the video, but when using a surface treatment such as powders, paints, pigments, inks, etc., you must use a sealer on it. Just plain polymer clay doesn't need a sealer, but surface treatments do most of the time, but there are some exceptions ❤️ If you ever have anymore questions, feel free to comment, or follow me on FB & IG, then you can message me anytime you like. ❤️❤️❤️

@@RosasUtopia yes ma'am she does! Here's the link www.etsy.com/listing/1789230579/bracelet-templates-inspired-by-donna

@@SusanEyer thank you so much, sweets 😘❤️❤️

@@maggiesmith2208 thank you so much for leaving such a sweet comment ❤️ I'm glad you enjoyed the video 🥰

@@kerryhall7506 aww, you're so sweet. Thank you 🥰🥰🥰 Yes, sometimes the tiniest details can just make all the difference in a piece 💗

@@kerryhall7506 hi Kerry 👋 thank you very much! I'm so glad you like them. Definitely one of my favorite collections 😃

Hi Kerry. Thank you so much! I'm glad you like them & i hope you enjoyed the video. ok, so the thickness of the clay is one thing that determines the size of your flowers. For a larger flowers, you need a thicker flower and/or larger cutters. you just have to experiment. In this video I think my clay is on 6 or 7... 9 is my thinnest. The cane petals are just whatever thickness I cut them. thank you bunches!

@@ciomaria6137 that's a good point! Especially with alcohol inks. Alcohol inks fade quite a bit. I think they'll fade over time even if not in the sun. Then again, so will polymer clay in the sun. If you make plant pots, plant identification sticks, decorative bird houses, or just decorative hangings...the colors will fade from being outside in the sun all the time. 💗

Thank you for your comment. ❤ Not exactly sure what you're referring to, but regardless I didn't use a split ring because I hate using split rings & therefore don't own any (except really large ones for keychains). There would be no reason to use a split ring instead of a jump ring in any of the applications that I demonstrated in the video. As far as educating myself... I've spent the last 7 yrs doing just that. I've studied polymer clay & jewelry making almost daily. I've owned & operated a business, & worked as a professional artist for the last 4 years. My work has been published & I'm an award winning artist. I've been teaching polymer clay for the last 1½ to 2 yrs. Now, that being said...I definitely make mistakes because I'm human. I definitely don't know everything about polymer clay & jewelry making...because I'm human. I may have called it a split ring by accident, although I doubt it because as I said, I don't really use them. If I did accidentally call it the wrong name, then I sincerely apologize that I didn't measure up to your expected level of professionalism & perfection. I'd love to watch your videos...would you link them for me? We can all learn from each other. As far as donations... Many channels that offer free tutorials also accept donations from people that want to kindly say "thank you". Making tutorials is very time consuming & somewhat expensive, as I'm sure you know. It also takes time away from my business, which is how I make a living. I don't have a paid channel membership or a Patreon account. I don't even have the "Thanks" button enabled on my channel. So, I leave a link to my PayPal so that people can leave a thanks, tip, donation, whatever you want to call it. I'm so very grateful to all the people who've so kindly donated to me & my channel to help offset the cost of making free tutorials. If you have any other questions or comments, please feel free to leave more comments. All likes, dislikes, shares, & comments...they all help my channel become more successful...even the really mean & nasty comments!!! So, thank you for helping boost my video. I sincerely appreciate it 💗 Could you leave me a time stamp from the video of what you're referring to? I'd really like to see where you thought I used a split ring, or where I called it by the wrong name. Thanks 👍

@@Toni-r7e4r hi 👋 Thanks for commenting! I made one more video after this using the cane ❤️ Hope you enjoy it ruclips.net/video/dhCpCnI7ICM/видео.htmlsi=3m2lRbgG9GafBtEW

@@xVengefulQueenx I don't know the names. I've used lots of different ones, but here are the links to the ones that I know I've used. amzn.to/3BJBEWI amzn.to/4gWQ1qT amzn.to/3BALSZE amzn.to/3U2Ild0 Hope that helps ❤️

@@CraftTimeStudio ummm.... It's gonna be a little bit 🤣 I'm HOPING I can start on the bracelet forms next week. I've been busy with doing my art shows lately. I have to concentrate on those first because I don't make money from YT 😂

@@madebymellyjewelry hehe, so true 😆

Thank you so much! I've gotten to where I really like the 2 part epoxy. I'm like you, I always thought I was too impatient for it so I opted for the UV. I was also a bit intimidated by the mixing. Now, I'd take the 2 part any day! I get a MUCH nicer finish with the epoxy than I ever did with UV. It just looks smoother & it doesn't warp the clay pieces like the UV resin does. Anyway, I'm so very glad that you stumbled upon my video...maybe you can check out some of my tutorials. I hope you'll like them, decide to subscribe & stick around! ❤️🥰😘 Thanks for commenting ❤️

I know, right!? I can't wait to start on my project 😁

@@kerryhall7506 hi 👋 Thank you for such a lovely comment. I really appreciate it.

@tarapiglet yes! You could do it that way, like make the wrapped loop & then add it. That will only work if you're using a jump ring. Or, if you added the bail on first. Personally, either way, I prefer the 3rd method & just avoid the wire wrapping all together 😂 As you saw...it's not my best skill 🤣 Thank you so much for supporting my channel by watching & commenting ❤️

@debbiegaines1362 thank you! She's one of my favorites too ❤️

@debbiegaines1362 yes! That's a good way to do it! ❤️ Thank you so much for watching & commenting ❤️

@madebymellyjewelry Thank you for posting this great video.

@@debbiegaines1362 you're so very welcome 😘

@@glyndamcwhorter3121 oh, I'm so glad you found it helpful. Thank you so much for watching & for leaving me a comment! It helps my channel so much ❤️

@@sherbearsclay yay 👏👏👏 So glad it was useful 😃

@debbeechy aww, thank you. To be quite honest, I'm having a hard time picking a favorite, too! I always keep 1 item for myself from every collection... I still can't decide what I'm going to keep 😫 Thank you so much for watching & commenting. Hope you'll join me next time 😘❤️

@@unikdesignhandmadeartjewel2660 thank you so much sweet girl 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

@glyndamcwhorter3121 thank you! Yes, the possibilities are absolutely endless with these types of designs! If you make her some, PLEASE share with me & tag me on FB. I'd really love to see them 😉🥰 Thank you so much for watching & dropping a comment ❤️

@@sherbearsclay when I read that...my brain said "absolutely stunnin' " in your accent 🤣🤣 Thank you so much babes 😚❤️

@@madebymellyjewelry lol 😂 too funny

@@keipfr that is so kind of you to say....thanks so much for your support 😘

@@sharilee4412 I'm so glad it kept you from ruining yours by putting them outside at a show. Yes, alcohol ink fades quickly, so I've heard. Probably faster in the sun, same as resin yellowing. I don't really use alcohol inks or translucent clay, so I don't know from experience. I don't really wanna find out 🤣 Thanks for watching & dropping a comment ❤️