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These are adorable Jayne. I have a package of airdry clay in my craft room and this looks like the perfect project for it! Thanks for sharing! I will hop over to the blog post!
Thanks so very much for sharing your know how. You had a lot of great tips that I hadn't thought of, the bowl and sponge, the lace and your way to keep the thickness of your ornaments were all excellent. I am going to be making ornaments this week and I am really looking forward to using all of your suggestions. Thank you again!! From Georgia, USA.
Thanks for your lovely comment! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. These have to be the easiest DIY Christmas ornaments ever. Have fun making yours I'm sure you will love them just as much as I do! 👋
Those are lovely. I have just had a go at something similar ,would appreciate tips on how to paint them with white acrylic paint , especially over the words and how to seal them thank you. Keep up the videos you make it look easy.
Hi Isobel, take a look at the blog post, it's got a lot more information than the video. Here's the link: chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
I love all of your ideas. I wondered if it would work if you covered the rolling pin with cling film, would the pattern show up? I will definitely be a new subscriber. I look forward to seeing more fab ideas. Thanks Aniela 😊
You can use the embossed rolling pins for baking after clay ornaments. You soak them in water and dawn and clean with a toothbrush, rinse and wash. it's only clay.
Hi Audrey, thanks for your comment. You should never immerse a patterned rolling pin in water completely nor should you put it in the dishwasher. Please see my blog post on using embossed rolling pins for more info on the best way to clean them. chalkingupsuccess.com/cookies-embossed-rolling-pin/
Thank you for sharing! These ornaments are so simple to make and so beautiful! I would have never thought to use the wooden cutouts as impressions. What a clever idea! I also love how the lace texturized the clay. Would you recommend using a protectant spray on them?
They look so beautiful. The link to the alphabet stamp takes me to a different stamp set. Do you have the brand name or a link for UK viewers please? Many thanks and Merry Christmas 🎄 x
Hello, thanks so much for watching and for commenting. I don't have a link to the exact alphabet stamp set for the UK but here are some lovely alternatives for you (Affiliate): rstyle.me/+VRgg8N-XfS-EjYTlKNcgsQ rstyle.me/+3wdptKRyomDcrzIg59-TzQ rstyle.me/+mXoFHWYykSJw_3YRJZRvtQ Any of the above would be great for stamping words onto air-dry clay - happy crafting!
Hi Beatriz, thanks for your comment. You can get them here (affiliate) if you are in the USA: ruclips.net/video/1ySM3ALMTDY/видео.html or here if you are in the UK: rstyle.me/+bK5gqPSQZ2DxM-c89PwHOA or here if your are in Europe: rstyle.me/+_td6iCSzfaHtK8YP0zS2WA - I hope that helps. 🎄
These are so beautiful. Me and my kids love creating things with Air Drying Clay and I thought for this year we will make our own Christmas tree ornaments, and I must say after searching on how others do it out there, yours are definitely my favorite. I will definitely be trying them out. I hope they will look as good as yours or at least close 😃🌸😍
You Did!!!! 🥳🥳🥳Thank you so much for taking the time to subscribe, Vakaria. I'm so happy to have you on board! As for the ornaments, you should definitely give them a try, they are ridiculously easy to make. ❤
I've read your blog post but don't see an answer to my question- apologies if I missed it. Can you use the leftover clay after each cutting round to knead together and roll out again or will that piece have weaknesses which will break more easily?
Hi Ellie, thanks for your comment. Metal cutters should be OK to use in baking if they are thoroughly washed afterwards. I would not use wooden rolling pins for baking if you have used them for making air dry clay ornaments. 🎄
Hi Debbie, I got my cookie stamper online. I just googled 'alphabet cookie stamper in South Africa' and came up with this: lamay.co.za/collections/cake-stamps the stamps looked similar to the one I use. There were other results too so maybe you will find a store near to you. Good luck, I hope you manage to find some. 🙂
Hi Brittany, thanks for commenting. This link will take you directly to that information on my blog: chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/#:~:text=see%20cracks%20occurring.-,HOW%20LONG%20DOES%20AIR%20DRY%20CLAY%20TAKE%20TO%20HARDEN%3F,-It%20depends%20on In the blog post, I give lots more details about working with air dry clay. 🙂
It depends on a few things. It's best if you read the blog post, all the information you need is there. Here's the link again: chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/ Have fun making your Christmas ornaments!
You will know when they are dry because they will change color from a light beige to white. Before you make these, take a look at the corresponding blog post. It's chock full tips for making them. chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
so pretty! what kind of clay do you use? i have tried air dry clay and within a yr they all crumbled to dust. do you use a sealer? some say a better clay should be used, but can smell strong even after dried...do you find it has a strong odor?
Hi there. I've used various types of air dry clay to make these Christmas ornaments and always get the same results. So far, none of mine have crumbled so I don't feel the need to use a sealer although you could try that. I've also never noticed a strong smell on the clay but if there was, it would disappear after drying anyway. Hope that helps you, thanks for watching and for commenting! 👋
So pretty! I was reading your blog this morning and then stumbled upon this video (knew it was you in both because of the wooden blind trick). Subscribing!
Hi … I just wanted to know … about using a sealant on the ornament. I got a varnish sealant but noticed that it reacts with the sharpie markers on the clay ornaments. The varnish on the acrylic paint looks fine. Wud u recommend any other sealant ? So it doesn’t make the sharpie Color bleed
If I use sealer, it's usually acrylic sealer or Mod Podge. If I'm just using stamps on these ornaments, I usually don't add sealer at all. I've never tried to add sealer over sharpie pens so can be of no help there I'm afraid. I would test out each sealer on a scrap piece of clay before using it on your ornaments. I'd love it if you could let me know how you get on! Good luck with your project! 🙋♀️
Hi Jessica, thanks for watching! It really depends on the size of cutter you use as to how many clay ornaments you can make. At the end of this video, you can see how much clay I used. That small piece made about 10 large ornaments and a few smaller star shaped ornaments. I hope that helps. 👋
Hi Jan, if you are in the USA you can find them through my affiliate link here: rstyle.me/+zL3_SdSq1fwlsRvbm0A6aQ If you are in the UK you can find them here (affiliate): rstyle.me/+6fQPXBnphtcWZ1gVJp5BOg. If these don't work for you, let me know which country you are in and I'll try to find them for you. 🙂
Hi, Jessica. It's best if you read my blog post, it has so much more information and tips on using air dry clay that I couldn't fit into the video. chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
Hi Debbie, thanks for your comment. 🙂I don't store air-dry clay in the fridge. Take a look at my blog post, it has much more information than I could fit in this video (including storage info). Here's the link: chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
There are a few methods to try to stop the clay from sticking to your cutter. Use a spray bottle to mist your cutter with water before cutting or dip the cutter in some cornstarch or flour. Another method would be to cover the clay with cling film once you've rolled it out then use the cutter on top of that. Let me know how you get on. 🙂
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Thank you! I'm making a few more this week, so I'll try the cling wrap trick. Also like your trick for keeping them the same thickness with the two boards on each side. I'm very new at this and looking forward to making some beautiful things!
Hello Jay, thanks for your comment. Yes, you can paint air dry clay ornaments once they're dry. I would use acrylic paint and make sure to wait at least an hour before each coat. (If you intend to the paint).
Hi, Kathleen. Here's where you can get the letters if you are in the UK (Affiliate) : tidd.ly/3l1JBvm or here if you are in the USA rstyle.me/+zL3_SdSq1fwlsRvbm0A6aQ
Hi Monica, thanks for your comment. I like to keep my crafting utensils separate from my cooking utensils. If you were using an embossed rolling pin, there may be a chance of small amounts of clay remaining in the rolling pin after cleaning. That's why I recommend keeping your crafting utensils separate. If you were using a marble/glass rolling pin and cookie cutters that can be washed at high temperatures, there shouldn't be a problem in using them for both crafting and cooking. If you are thinking of making these clay ornaments, I recommend that you read my blog post first because there is a lot more information there than I could fit in this video. Hope that helps and good luck with your project! 🙂 Here's the link to the blog post: chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
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Beautiful!!! I will add this to my Christmas to-make list!!
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These would be even prettier painted! 😊
Send me a pic if you do it, I'd love to see how they turn out!
These are gorgeous. Greetings from Cardiff 🏴
Diolch! 🏴
Lovely ideas ❤
Thank you! 😊
They look beautiful!! A palette knife to get them up off the surface would be an idea: the kind they use to smooth cake icing with😁
Yes, you're right, Sarah. A palette knife would work perfectly! Thank's so much for dropping by and for commenting today! 🙋
These are simple beautiful!
Thank you so much! 👋
Really simple and beautiful.
These are adorable Jayne. I have a package of airdry clay in my craft room and this looks like the perfect project for it! Thanks for sharing! I will hop over to the blog post!
Thanks, Cindy! Definitely get that air dry clay out, you can make so many kinds of Christmas decorations with it!
What a lovely idea and you are so neat in your work ...they look perfect!
Thanks so much 😊
Its gorgeous!! Thank you
I'm so happy that you enjoyed the tutorial!
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Its so siple, but amazing at the same time! Thank you very much!
@@danijelac3511 You're welcome!
So BEAUTIFUL and many clever techniques and tips. Thank you!
You're welcome, Teri! I'm so pleased that you enjoyed the tutorial! 👋
Absolutely beautiful! I've just changed my decor to blue and white and was wondering how to incorporate white into ornaments. Now I know!
Oh, yes, these ornaments would look look gorgeous with blue as a contast colour! Let me know how they turn out!
These ornaments are so beautiful! Thanks for sharing your talent!!
Thank you so much, Kimberly!
Anew follower for you, I’m very impressed with your easy way of work,illustration and tools.❤
Thank you so much!
Thanks so very much for sharing your know how. You had a lot of great tips that I hadn't thought of, the bowl and sponge, the lace and your way to keep the thickness of your ornaments were all excellent. I am going to be making ornaments this week and I am really looking forward to using all of your suggestions. Thank you again!! From Georgia, USA.
Thanks for your lovely comment! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. These have to be the easiest DIY Christmas ornaments ever. Have fun making yours I'm sure you will love them just as much as I do! 👋
Those are lovely. I have just had a go at something similar ,would appreciate tips on how to paint them with white acrylic paint , especially over the words and how to seal them thank you. Keep up the videos you make it look easy.
Hi Isobel, take a look at the blog post, it's got a lot more information than the video. Here's the link: chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
They are so beautiful. Thank you for the inspiration! -Jane
Thank you, Jane. I'm so glad you like them!
I love all of your ideas. I wondered if it would work if you covered the rolling pin with cling film, would the pattern show up? I will definitely be a new subscriber. I look forward to seeing more fab ideas. Thanks Aniela 😊
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Thank you so much, Kathy and thanks for taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it! 👋
You can use the embossed rolling pins for baking after clay ornaments. You soak them in water and dawn and clean with a toothbrush, rinse and wash. it's only clay.
Hi Audrey, thanks for your comment. You should never immerse a patterned rolling pin in water completely nor should you put it in the dishwasher. Please see my blog post on using embossed rolling pins for more info on the best way to clean them. chalkingupsuccess.com/cookies-embossed-rolling-pin/
Thank you for sharing! These ornaments are so simple to make and so beautiful! I would have never thought to use the wooden cutouts as impressions. What a clever idea! I also love how the lace texturized the clay. Would you recommend using a protectant spray on them?
So pretty!
Thank you! 😊
These are adorable.
I'm so glad you like them, thanks for watching! 👋
Hell on 😸👋 That is lovely !!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! 👋
@@ChalkingUpSuccess 😸
These are gorgeous Thanks for sharing the details. Great tutorial
Thanks so much, Cindy!
They look so beautiful. The link to the alphabet stamp takes me to a different stamp set. Do you have the brand name or a link for UK viewers please? Many thanks and Merry Christmas 🎄 x
Hello, thanks so much for watching and for commenting. I don't have a link to the exact alphabet stamp set for the UK but here are some lovely alternatives for you (Affiliate):
rstyle.me/+VRgg8N-XfS-EjYTlKNcgsQ
rstyle.me/+3wdptKRyomDcrzIg59-TzQ
rstyle.me/+mXoFHWYykSJw_3YRJZRvtQ
Any of the above would be great for stamping words onto air-dry clay - happy crafting!
Temu sells them
Beautiful
Thanks so much, Kim!
Loved it thanks for sharing dear 💕💕
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial, thanks for taking the time to comment! 👋
The textures look so lovely and festive.
Thank you so much, Meegan!
Your ornaments are gorgeous!
Thank you so much, Kippi! 🙋
I love these! Can you paint them? Thank you.
Yes, you can paint them. I would add a coat of clear varnish afterwards to seal them.
The ornaments are beautiful.. curious do you have to do anything to let them dry?
All the details are on my blog here:
chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
Happy crafting! 👋
I loved the cookie cutter. Wish I can find one just like it.
Hi Beatriz, thanks for your comment. You can get them here (affiliate) if you are in the USA: ruclips.net/video/1ySM3ALMTDY/видео.html or here if you are in the UK: rstyle.me/+bK5gqPSQZ2DxM-c89PwHOA or here if your are in Europe: rstyle.me/+_td6iCSzfaHtK8YP0zS2WA - I hope that helps. 🎄
These are so beautiful. Me and my kids love creating things with Air Drying Clay and I thought for this year we will make our own Christmas tree ornaments, and I must say after searching on how others do it out there, yours are definitely my favorite. I will definitely be trying them out. I hope they will look as good as yours or at least close 😃🌸😍
Thank you so much! You can't go wrong with these air dry clay ornaments, the kids will love making them! Happy crafting! 🎄
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Thank you 😊
They so gorgeous!
Thank you! 😘
Hola, podrias decir que tipo de material es? What kind of material it is? Plsss gracias!!!! Tod muy bonito 😘
It's air dry clay. 🙂
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Muchas gracias, lo voy a buscar en México, saludos 🤗
Love these! May I ask where I can buy the cookie alphabet stamp? Also---how long does it take for the ornaments to dry?
You can find all the details for this craft on my blog here:
chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
Happy crafting!
muchas gracias
De nada! 😁
These are so lovely. I’m going to give them a go...thank you 😊
Oh, I'm so glad you are going to give these a try. I'm sure you will love them! 🎄
I think I just became your 1000th subscriber! Worth it. I love these
You Did!!!! 🥳🥳🥳Thank you so much for taking the time to subscribe, Vakaria. I'm so happy to have you on board! As for the ornaments, you should definitely give them a try, they are ridiculously easy to make. ❤
@@ChalkingUpSuccess You are welcome, thanks for posting these cute ornaments!
@@WakkasLove I made some pretty air dry clay ornaments for gifts recently too, I'm hoping to get that video up soon as well.
Bore da Jayne .
These ornaments are so beautiful and yet so simple . also a Welsh lady .
Diolch yn fawr iawn Shelly - I'm so glad you liked them.
Beautiful!!!’
Thank you so much Patty!! 🎄
I've read your blog post but don't see an answer to my question- apologies if I missed it. Can you use the leftover clay after each cutting round to knead together and roll out again or will that piece have weaknesses which will break more easily?
Hi, Lynn. Thanks for your question. You can definitely use the clay leftover clay again. I've never had a problem with my clay breaking. 🙂
Very cute!
Thank you!
Lovely 😍
Thank you so much Ekaterina, I really appreciate you taking the time to comment! 👋😊
I would have used a round biscuit cutter for that wood press ornament to get more of the design
Wonderful✨😍
Thank you so much, Alvina and thanks too for taking the time to leave a comment! 🙂
hi very nice ornaments ! Q: even if we wash thoroughly our cutters or pin is it not safe to use in baking ? thank you
Hi Ellie, thanks for your comment. Metal cutters should be OK to use in baking if they are thoroughly washed afterwards. I would not use wooden rolling pins for baking if you have used them for making air dry clay ornaments. 🎄
hello from South Africa please where could I buy the cookie stamper and thanks for sharing
Hi Debbie, I got my cookie stamper online. I just googled 'alphabet cookie stamper in South Africa' and came up with this: lamay.co.za/collections/cake-stamps the stamps looked similar to the one I use. There were other results too so maybe you will find a store near to you. Good luck, I hope you manage to find some. 🙂
What outliner can be used on air dry clay
Thank you, I love the letters however what is the full name of them - I live in the UK
I'm so glad you like them. Here's where you can get the letters if you are in the UK (Affiliate) : tidd.ly/3l1JBvm
how thick should the clay be
Hi Sheila. All the info is in the blog post here:
chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
would like to get that embossed roller pins I would like to teach some homeless kids these crafts
That sounds like a brilliant idea, Debbie!
These are so lovely! How long do you need to leave them to dry? Xx
Hi Brittany, thanks for commenting. This link will take you directly to that information on my blog:
chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/#:~:text=see%20cracks%20occurring.-,HOW%20LONG%20DOES%20AIR%20DRY%20CLAY%20TAKE%20TO%20HARDEN%3F,-It%20depends%20on
In the blog post, I give lots more details about working with air dry clay. 🙂
Hi I was wondering how long does it take for air dry clay to dry because I wanted to start trying this for the first time
It depends on a few things. It's best if you read the blog post, all the information you need is there. Here's the link again:
chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
Have fun making your Christmas ornaments!
These are so beautiful.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you!!!!
You're welcome, Kathy. Thank you for your comment. 🌲🌟🙂
Brand new here. How do I and how long do I dry them?
You will know when they are dry because they will change color from a light beige to white. Before you make these, take a look at the corresponding blog post. It's chock full tips for making them.
chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
WOW!!! 😍TFS!
Thanks Céleste! 👋
so pretty! what kind of clay do you use? i have tried air dry clay and within a yr they all crumbled to dust. do you use a sealer? some say a better clay should be used, but can smell strong even after dried...do you find it has a strong odor?
Hi there. I've used various types of air dry clay to make these Christmas ornaments and always get the same results. So far, none of mine have crumbled so I don't feel the need to use a sealer although you could try that. I've also never noticed a strong smell on the clay but if there was, it would disappear after drying anyway. Hope that helps you, thanks for watching and for commenting! 👋
@@ChalkingUpSuccess thanks- i bought some DAS to try w/ my grandkids this month ...Merry Christmas etc :)
How do you get them to dry flat?
Could I use underglaze transfers on this? Thrn seal with a spray or? I don't want to use my usual porcelain clay and fire them this year....
Sorry, I can't help you there. I have no experience with underglaze transfers.
Lovely video although I don’t agree with keeping the rolling pins etc separate from cooking. I clean mine and we are all still alive!
Glad you enjoyed the video! 😊
Nice!!
So pretty! I was reading your blog this morning and then stumbled upon this video (knew it was you in both because of the wooden blind trick). Subscribing!
The good old wooden blind trick haha! Thank you for subscribing, I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorials! 🙂
Hi … I just wanted to know … about using a sealant on the ornament. I got a varnish sealant but noticed that it reacts with the sharpie markers on the clay ornaments. The varnish on the acrylic paint looks fine. Wud u recommend any other sealant ? So it doesn’t make the sharpie Color bleed
If I use sealer, it's usually acrylic sealer or Mod Podge. If I'm just using stamps on these ornaments, I usually don't add sealer at all. I've never tried to add sealer over sharpie pens so can be of no help there I'm afraid. I would test out each sealer on a scrap piece of clay before using it on your ornaments. I'd love it if you could let me know how you get on! Good luck with your project! 🙋♀️
These are just beautiful!
Approximately how many of this ornaments will the 2 lbs of air dry clay make if rolled out 8mm? 100? 500? Just ball park
Hi Jessica, thanks for watching! It really depends on the size of cutter you use as to how many clay ornaments you can make. At the end of this video, you can see how much clay I used. That small piece made about 10 large ornaments and a few smaller star shaped ornaments. I hope that helps. 👋
Where did you get the letter maker?
Hi Jan, if you are in the USA you can find them through my affiliate link here: rstyle.me/+zL3_SdSq1fwlsRvbm0A6aQ
If you are in the UK you can find them here (affiliate): rstyle.me/+6fQPXBnphtcWZ1gVJp5BOg. If these don't work for you, let me know which country you are in and I'll try to find them for you. 🙂
Hi, do you treat the clay with anything to prevent breakage?
Hi, Jessica. It's best if you read my blog post, it has so much more information and tips on using air dry clay that I couldn't fit into the video. chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
These are so pretty! 😀
Thanks so much and thanks for watching!
would you store the left over clay in the fridge
Hi Debbie, thanks for your comment. 🙂I don't store air-dry clay in the fridge. Take a look at my blog post, it has much more information than I could fit in this video (including storage info). Here's the link: chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
Gostei muito!! ❤️
Thank you so much!
Beautiful!!
Thank you so much! 😊
Beautiful! Thanks!
You're welcome! 🙂
How do you keep the clay from sticking inside the cutter? When I pull my cutter up, the clay comes with it.
There are a few methods to try to stop the clay from sticking to your cutter. Use a spray bottle to mist your cutter with water before cutting or dip the cutter in some cornstarch or flour. Another method would be to cover the clay with cling film once you've rolled it out then use the cutter on top of that. Let me know how you get on. 🙂
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Thank you! I'm making a few more this week, so I'll try the cling wrap trick. Also like your trick for keeping them the same thickness with the two boards on each side. I'm very new at this and looking forward to making some beautiful things!
@@stephaniedemonia7093 good luck! 🙂
This is a great tutorial. Can I ask how thick you roll theses ornaments out please.
Thank you
Hi, Wendy! The guides I made are around 8mm = 5/16 inch thick - hope that helps. 🙂
@@ChalkingUpSuccess yes very helpful. Thank you. Going to have a practice this afternoon 🙂
You're welcome! I'm sure yours will turn out beautifully! 🙂
Can you paint them once they dry out+
Hello Jay, thanks for your comment. Yes, you can paint air dry clay ornaments once they're dry. I would use acrylic paint and make sure to wait at least an hour before each coat. (If you intend to the paint).
@@ChalkingUpSuccess thank you, your ornaments came out beautifully!!
Cover the clay with a piece of plastic wrap before cutting out ornament, it will smooth the sides for you.
I'm not a fan of using plastic wrap as it just gets thrown away afterwards. Smoothing the sides doesn't take much time at all and creates no waste. 🙂
Hi, where did you buy your stamp set.
Hi, Kathleen. Here's where you can get the letters if you are in the UK (Affiliate) : tidd.ly/3l1JBvm or here if you are in the USA rstyle.me/+zL3_SdSq1fwlsRvbm0A6aQ
Nice sharing 😊... New Subscriber
Thanks so much!
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Hiw do you dry them
👋 All the info is in the blog post here: chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/ 😊
perfecto
Grazie! 🙂
If the clay is non-toxic, can’t you just wash all the rolling pins, utensils, etc…and use with food later on?
Hi Monica, thanks for your comment. I like to keep my crafting utensils separate from my cooking utensils. If you were using an embossed rolling pin, there may be a chance of small amounts of clay remaining in the rolling pin after cleaning. That's why I recommend keeping your crafting utensils separate. If you were using a marble/glass rolling pin and cookie cutters that can be washed at high temperatures, there shouldn't be a problem in using them for both crafting and cooking. If you are thinking of making these clay ornaments, I recommend that you read my blog post first because there is a lot more information there than I could fit in this video. Hope that helps and good luck with your project! 🙂
Here's the link to the blog post: chalkingupsuccess.com/air-dry-clay-ornaments/
How long would these ornaments last?
Hi, Donna, thanks for dropping by. These ornaments will last for quite a few years. 🙂
@@ChalkingUpSuccess i love them, might give them a try, thanks for sharing
You're welcome!
Muyyy bonito
¡Muchas gracias, Lara! 😊
genial
Vielen Dank!
Do I here a little Welsh in your accent?
Haha, busted! 👏 Yes Emma, I'm originally from Wales! 🏴
Hear*
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Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! 👋
Ornaments are cute, had to keep it muted. the music is very annoying and not necessary!
Hello
Hello back! 👋
Beautiful!
Thanks so much, Jude! 👋
Beautiful
Thank you so much, Deb. I reallyappreciate you taking the time to comment! Hope you have a great day. 👋
Beautiful
Thank you so much Karen! 👋