Would never have thought of doing an acrylic pour with the liquid clay but that’s really cool. Would be interesting to embed crystals on the outer border & create a faux druzy agate slice 🤔
Samantha you have outdone yourself with this idea. It is smashing and the colors are perfect. Thank you for having that faux pas with the clay sticking to the paper. I now know that I'm not alone in something like that happening. Again, absolutely beautiful.
Amazing!! Those turned out so very pretty!!❤❤ I've made those out of acrylic paint and never thought about doing it with the liquid clay!!❤❤Great job, Samantha!!
Sometimes it's like you're in my head! I've recently gone through my supplies and found all my liquid clays. I do have a bottle of the Kato translucent, but most of what I have is the now unavailable LC Glassymer, in 2 sets with all the colors. I'd bet some of these would work well with this technique. Wish they still made this product though. Also wish there were more videos showing the uses for it. Anyway, cheers to you, and thanks for all you do❤
Tjanks for another pour technique! I really like mica clays do you think either mixing mica powders in the Kato Liquid Clay and/or mixing some Sculpey metallic LC with the Kato LC would work? Would you be willing to test? I've never worked with LC other than to bond cured and raw clays together so if I have a Fail I would not necessarily know if I messed up or the technique doesn't work.
Gorgeous! I'm a fan of both polymer clay and acrylic pouring, so this combines two of my favorite media.
Would never have thought of doing an acrylic pour with the liquid clay but that’s really cool. Would be interesting to embed crystals on the outer border & create a faux druzy agate slice 🤔
Reminds me of a portal in Coraline
Samantha you have outdone yourself with this idea. It is smashing and the colors are perfect. Thank you for having that faux pas with the clay sticking to the paper. I now know that I'm not alone in something like that happening. Again, absolutely beautiful.
So fantastic !
I wonder if you could use this effect in a similar fashion to create faux geodes slices?
Amazing and ingenious! Love your idea! Thank you so very much for all the information .
Once you cut them they looked like you are peeking into a vortex ❤. Love them ❤❤❤
Fabulous! You are so creative. More please 😊
Amazing!! Those turned out so very pretty!!❤❤ I've made those out of acrylic paint and never thought about doing it with the liquid clay!!❤❤Great job, Samantha!!
Such a cool idea 🥰
Great idea...thank you..enjoyed watching...very informative..never would have thought about doing that...God bless
This is so amazing
Sometimes it's like you're in my head! I've recently gone through my supplies and found all my liquid clays. I do have a bottle of the Kato translucent, but most of what I have is the now unavailable LC Glassymer, in 2 sets with all the colors. I'd bet some of these would work well with this technique. Wish they still made this product though. Also wish there were more videos showing the uses for it. Anyway, cheers to you, and thanks for all you do❤
Amei , você é chefe em Polimer clay 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Tjanks for another pour technique! I really like mica clays do you think either mixing mica powders in the Kato Liquid Clay and/or mixing some Sculpey metallic LC with the Kato LC would work? Would you be willing to test? I've never worked with LC other than to bond cured and raw clays together so if I have a Fail I would not necessarily know if I messed up or the technique doesn't work.
Can you tint/color white liquid clay to make different colors?