I've been sewing, knitting, painting and bead working since I was a child. At the ripe old age of sixty, I'm learning how to make jewelry from polymer clay. My granddaughter loves succulents so your video caught my attention. I appreciate your style! You have a new subscriber!
thank u for saying that everyone should always find their way of sculpting instead of copying your design. couldnt be more true. beautiful work, thanks for showing your way of making these plants 👏🏼
I only recently discovered I enjoy playing with clay, and apparently have some talent for making flowers at least. So I've been absolutely absorbing all the turorials I can, learning how to make different things. And you have some of the best, hands down. The lighting is good - I can see what you're doing. The magnification is spot on - I can see detail without being too close. And the idea with the tea light holder was amazing. Thank you for this and the other tutorials.
I love that you use simple techniques and no existing (and expensive) molds for your projects. I'd like to adapt some of the ideas - like the stacking for striations - for cake decorating. Thank you!
I love your videos, every time I feel uninspired all I have to do is watch one of your videos and I feel inspired again. Thank you so much for sharing!
I loved the Howarthia, particularly the way you introduced the white markings. Your videos will help me fight off my illness faster, so that l can try my hand at sculpting.
О боже, какие красивые!!!! Это шедевр!! I am sorry, i can't describe this beauty.many people may seem that it is easy, but to do that, you have to spend a lot of time.)))))))))
you are so talented! I am loving watching you make these, the green and white aloe looking one is fantastic :) ( all of them are, that's just so realistic looking, I'm so glad I found your Channel)
Thank. You for yet another gorgeous work of art. You made it look subtly simple but the finished sculptures fool the onlooker into thinking something complex had tajen place to create it lol. Thank u for your inspiration and for sharing your tips and strategies in creating such beautiful projects
oh you are just brilliant with the cookie cutter from the tea light base metal. I have been TRYING to figure out a cheap and simple flexible metal laying around and then VIOLA! there it is. made my day!
So clever!! Thank you so much for sharing the tea light trick what a brilliant way to up cycle them ❤️ I imagine those disposable foil baking pans would probably work too 😁
You can. Give it a go. Practice will make you better and better. Art is about having fun with it so if it does not come out looking quite right you can always say it is from an alien world and nobody will know any different but you :)
great tip on how to make the cutters! thoroughly enjoyed this video. amazing work per usual... and i must say, you are beautiful. thanks for the upload!
Amazing video. Loved the idea for cutters. My only problem was that the tones in the background bothered me to the point that I could hardly watch it. Maybe because I am casting to my TV with a sound bar that may have amplified the sound. I finally ended up cutting off the sound and putting captions on and that worked pretty well. Loved the project and many thanks for sharing. You are incredibly talented.
I wanted to see you make the greenish purple one! Super pretty! My fave was the Aloe Vera?!?! Or the spiky one! Loved this. I'm thinking of making them a pendant. Thanks for the idea
Absolutely beautiful creations love love loved the white and green blended succulents ..... glad I found this video.. only one suggestion please don't use that background music it's super unsettling 😳
I agree. It looks like she did a skinner blend and rolled it. Cut into slices and shaped each leaf. I've seen her use acrylic paint on the edges, check out her "Pig Rose". She probably painted the very tips of each leaf.
I LOVE YOYR Video!!! I grow succulents and am definitely going to try this!!! Could you please make other varieties of succulents? That haworthia turned out ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!
I've been sewing, knitting, painting and bead working since I was a child. At the ripe old age of sixty, I'm learning how to make jewelry from polymer clay. My granddaughter loves succulents so your video caught my attention. I appreciate your style! You have a new subscriber!
My jaw literally dropped when you made the aloe vera leaves. I had no idea it was that easy to make those awesome striations!!
Right?!
Me too!
thank u for saying that everyone should always find their way of sculpting instead of copying your design. couldnt be more true. beautiful work, thanks for showing your way of making these plants 👏🏼
Watching you work with clay is so relaxing and satisfying.
Glad you feel that way ^^
Finally! A tutorial that actually shows me how to make the plants instead of having to buy a bunch of fake ones and repot them.
haha :D
I only recently discovered I enjoy playing with clay, and apparently have some talent for making flowers at least. So I've been absolutely absorbing all the turorials I can, learning how to make different things. And you have some of the best, hands down. The lighting is good - I can see what you're doing. The magnification is spot on - I can see detail without being too close. And the idea with the tea light holder was amazing. Thank you for this and the other tutorials.
I love that you use simple techniques and no existing (and expensive) molds for your projects. I'd like to adapt some of the ideas - like the stacking for striations - for cake decorating. Thank you!
I'm always enchanted by seeing the process behind your fabulous creations!
glad you enjoyed it :)
I'm fascinated every time I see your creations, they look so real, amazing!
thanks!
I love your videos, every time I feel uninspired all I have to do is watch one of your videos and I feel inspired again. Thank you so much for sharing!
Love how you created the irregular striped effect on the spiky one, so cool!
thank you :)
Amazing... those look SO GOOD! Loved the aloe and green one a lot
thank you :) it seems to be a favorite among many ^^
My favorite part was, when you mixed the green and white clay together - the result is fantastic.
thanks! caning is always a bit magical :)
This is a genius idea using tealight holdings to make cutters. I love all your videos.
I loved the Howarthia, particularly the way you introduced the white markings.
Your videos will help me fight off my illness faster, so that l can try my hand at sculpting.
all the best with your illness, glad this can be of some relief.
Beautiful tutorial. Thank you for sharing!
Uses the metal from tea lights is brilliant! I just stumbled across your channel and am addicted. LOVE the high speed!!
glad you like it!
the second is sooo amazingly realistic! wow
:)
It is so relaxing to watch you make them. They always come out so beautiful!♡♡♡
This is a great tutorial! Thank you for sharing.
omg !! super brilliant way to make cutters !! you are a heroo !!
The leftover candl metal hack!!!! WOW I've been throwing those out for some time now. Thanks for that tip!!
it's cheap but it works!
О боже, какие красивые!!!! Это шедевр!! I am sorry, i can't describe this beauty.many people may seem that it is easy, but to do that, you have to spend a lot of time.)))))))))
Yes, that's true, sculpting is very time consuming :) thank you!
I loke your video!! you are very nice
you are so talented! I am loving watching you make these, the green and white aloe looking one is fantastic :) ( all of them are, that's just so realistic looking, I'm so glad I found your Channel)
I don't work with clay as my personal form of art, but this is amazing to watch regardless~
These succulent plants are so intricate and inspiring 😀
It's nice to see how you made the green and white stripy cane and the plant looks fabulous!
Thank you!
Ого,оце майстерно!!!Дякую за повчальне відео!!!😙
love, love the striped one
AMAZING! So soothing to watch too for some reason. Beautiful art.
Oh My Gosh, the making of the AloeVera was so satisfying to watch! :D
glad you enjoyed it so much ^^
Always! :) Never going to get bored of your videos!♡
Red Fox yesss
She did GREAT with the Haworthia!
Thank. You for yet another gorgeous work of art. You made it look subtly simple but the finished sculptures fool the onlooker into thinking something complex had tajen place to create it lol. Thank u for your inspiration and for sharing your tips and strategies in creating such beautiful projects
Genius!! I was trying to think of something to make my own cutters and I have like 1000 tea lights. Thank you!!!
oh you are just brilliant with the cookie cutter from the tea light base metal. I have been TRYING to figure out a cheap and simple flexible metal laying around and then VIOLA! there it is. made my day!
:)
Thanks for this helpful and lovely tutorial
Very clever with the green/white cane!!!
So creative! Thank you so much for doing this video. I would love to try this now.
go for it! ^^
super super helpful! so beautiful, absolutely love it
Большое спасибо, твои работы меня вдохновили!
I love your works and I love succulents! This video is pretty awesome!
So clever!! Thank you so much for sharing the tea light trick what a brilliant way to up cycle them ❤️ I imagine those disposable foil baking pans would probably work too 😁
probably! never used those so I can't say for sure, but you certainly can try!
Muito lindo!E uma boa ideia!😘👏
I wish that I could do something this amazing!!! I absolutely love these, so adorable
You can. Give it a go. Practice will make you better and better. Art is about having fun with it so if it does not come out looking quite right you can always say it is from an alien world and nobody will know any different but you :)
I fall in love with your work.
This is so wonderfully nifty!!
What the what?!? You are a savant. Wholly perfection.
Looks just like my patio! Great job.
This is the best polymer clay project I ever made!
Wonderful tutorial.. thank you💜
thank you! you have inspired me to make my own succulents polymer clay plants!
Hi Stephanie just a question after you finished what your making and it’s dried properly,do you lacquer it to preserve it ?
you're awesome at that- really one of the best I've seen. Great easy ideas and well described. Lovely pieces thanks
great tip on how to make the cutters! thoroughly enjoyed this video. amazing work per usual... and i must say, you are beautiful. thanks for the upload!
I'm not very familiar with clay but definitely give it a try again one day.
Such cute plant figures!
Another cool tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
thanks! You're welcome :)
I'm making a mini garden and this video gave me great ideas on how to make little plants for it thank you
you're welcome! have fun :)
Amei! Amei! Amei! Gostaria de aprender!
You're really good at this and it's so fun to watch.
thanks! :)
Amazing video. Loved the idea for cutters. My only problem was that the tones in the background bothered me to the point that I could hardly watch it. Maybe because I am casting to my TV with a sound bar that may have amplified the sound. I finally ended up cutting off the sound and putting captions on and that worked pretty well. Loved the project and many thanks for sharing. You are incredibly talented.
impressionnants
et super explications j'ai regardé vite je reviendrai! ;)
Hi dear how much time it will take for drying process... And this clay have to baked?
Your videos are very cute and relaxing!
This is once again oddly satisfying to watch ;) And great results too!
thank you so much! :)
love the little alo vera
Cool techniques, but what do you do with the fingerprints?
So beautiful.thank so much 😍🤗🤗
Your work is beautiful. You are so talented. May I ask you a question can you do this with air dry clay? Thank you.
I wanted to see you make the greenish purple one! Super pretty! My fave was the Aloe Vera?!?! Or the spiky one! Loved this. I'm thinking of making them a pendant. Thanks for the idea
Yes, you can use them however you want ^^
What cute little plants! Loved this tutorial - even if the music was a little ominous, LOL
yeah, I like that kind of music, not into cutesy/happy musics ^^
thanks for the tutorial I loved it. they are exact and the beautiful colors
Absolutely beautiful creations love love loved the white and green blended succulents ..... glad I found this video.. only one suggestion please don't use that background music it's super unsettling 😳
These are beautiful I wish you would of done the one with the pointy leaves. Thank you for sharing!!
I agree. It looks like she did a skinner blend and rolled it. Cut into slices and shaped each leaf. I've seen her use acrylic paint on the edges, check out her "Pig Rose". She probably painted the very tips of each leaf.
I love succulents and I enjoyed this video immensely!! 😁
glad you did!
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.
you're welcome!
Just magnificent my dear.
Linda demais parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Muito legal parabéns 👏👏👍🇧🇷
C'est magnifique comme toujours!
merci beaucoup :)
I really enjoyed this tutorial thank you
These are my favourite type of plants. :)
These are beautiful.
wow,felicidades,por tan hermoso talento🤗Dlbm
this dramatic music made my day :D
that is so clever! the music is foreboding why lol
The background music sounds sinister
Emily Schnepp It's kinda cool though.
Wow, this is wonderful and easy too. I need sth.like this for my project. Thank you for sharing this.
You are AMAZING !!!!!
wow fantastic design nice idea
Love your video’s. Music is cool. You are sooo talented
What are you using to cut the clay for the leaves?
Amazing work
How did you get the purple on the tips of the bigger one in the finished product video? It is beautiful. Is it just paint?
yes it's just paint
Fantastic👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️
Loved this tutorial! What is the tool called that you are using?
I would need plants like yours, since I always kill the "normal" kind! :-D
haha, yeah me too :D
I just found your channel. Terrific sculpting. Subbed!
Thank you very much! Loved it!
You're welcome!
I LOVE YOYR Video!!! I grow succulents and am definitely going to try this!!! Could you please make other varieties of succulents? That haworthia turned out ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!
what a beauty!
thank you!