Stunningly beautiful. Very well done and also inspiring. I've got some air dry clay. Nothing fancy, just Crayola brand and now I've a project to try. Thank you for this!
This is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing this 🙂 I've been throwing bowls and little dishes with air dry clay because I don't have a kiln and I was wondering about how I should decorate them since I can't glaze them with no kiln. This is such a great idea! I wonder if pastel watercolors would work too? Maybe I'll try and see! Thank you for the inspiration! 💛
Si pinto con gouache , al poner el barniz encima la pintura no se corre?.He hecho el platito y quiero pintarlo ahora. Gracias por ensenar y compartir con nosotras su arte.If I paint with gouache, when I put the varnish on top the paint does not run? I made the little plate and I want to paint it now. Thank you for teaching and sharing your art with us.
The varnish i use is a special gouache gloss varnish which prevents the paint from running. You can find it in the description. Any regular acrylic or wood varnish will make the paint run if it is waterbased
Great tutorial, Many thanks! Please share, If i paint it with ceramic paints, will baking it help, along with modge podge gloss coating, for colour's longevity?
Thank you. I believe so but i couldn't tell you for sure as i have never used ceramic paints. I suggest looking it up or just giving it a go to see how it turns out :D
Lovely video! The try looks great! Is the tray waterproof after the varnish? I know it is not food-safe, but I was wondering if I could use something made of air-dry clay to put underneath a plant pot. Thank you.
I think if you use a plant safe varnish you could use it to put underneath a plant pot. I personally haven't tried that as I am too afraid to damage my plants. Otherwise using just air dry clay without any varnish could potentially affect the air dry clay
Thank you ♥. I prefer gouache as i am more used to it and feel i have better control. However this whole project works just as well with acrylic paint also
@@AncaPoraIllustration thanks so much for your reply...after this video, i rushed and bought some airdry clay, excited to try.. I too, love gouache..love its matt finish...maybe ill experiment and try one in gouache and another in acrylic..thanks again, lots of love from 🇮🇹🇮🇹
Hi! I am not sure if they can be used as planters. I think they might but i haven't tried it yet. I do want to make a video to see if this is possible so stay tuned
Hi there! No air dry clay is not food safe and neither are the paints and varnish used in this video. this is only for storing small trinkets and jewellery
The difference between the two is mainly the amount pf pigment. Watercolors tend to be more transparent and you can create pretty washes while gouache is more opaque. They are similar in their ingridients however and you can use gouache like watercolors bz thining them down with water. It just depends what look you are going for
Hi there, this is beautiful! Das clay comes with white color and terracotta color. Terracotta is about 1/3 of the price of white. Can I use the terracotta and paint it white before I draw the art on it? I’m just wondering if Das white and terracotta work exactly the same but just color difference. Thank you.
Thank you so much! It's definitely not safe for eating. This is just for decorative objects. I would suggest you go with clay varnish although it might not work with gouache
So nice. What type of paints did you use? Is it acrylic paints? Thanks for this! I was hesitant tk use DAS clay but now I see so much possibilities with my dream art works🥰🥰🥰 so happy to stumble here in your vlog
Das clay is pretty good. Also Darwi is a great alternative. I used pebeo gouache here. But it's important you use a special varnish for water based paints if you do plan to use gouache
@@AncaPoraIllustration do you have any brand name to name with water base paints? So I could find one or an alternative if the one you will mention is not available here.. thank you so much for replying 🥰🥰🥰
@@caramagpantay5856 A good alternative for the varnis is this one from LeFranc www.amazon.co.uk/LEFRANC-French-Varnish-Gouache-Superfine/dp/B0018BTRLI . Hope this helps
@@AncaPoraIllustration I have to order online if I really want this one.. but for now I will use the one I found earlier in the market.. it’s an italian brand I guess.. thank you so much!!! 💖
I tried to do your lovely DIY but when I put the clay on the bowl after letting it dry for some hours it seemed very dry but it was kind of stuck on the bowl, I couldn't remove it properly! I had to wet it and break it unfortunately.. Do you know why? Maybe I should have let it dry longer, do you think it would help? Thanks
Hi Chloé . Sorry to hear it broke . I think maybe one solution would be to move it around while it's still wet on the bowl so it doesn't stick so hard to the bowl but it still maintains it's shape. Try not to apply too much pressure when adding the clay to the bowl. Hope this is somewhat helpful :D . Let me know if you succeed :D
I suggest yes, if you are using acrylic paint i don't think it's necessary but if you will e using gouache then i suggest you coat the project in gesso or white acrylic. The varnish i use turns the clay into an off white color
I have a question. With air dry clay, do you *have* to use a sealant of some sort?? And is there anything you could use as a substitute for the sealant?
you don't have to use a sealant if you don't want to, it's just going to have a matte finish then, so it's more of an aesthetic choice. just don't use water on your finished products as it is not waterproof
No air dry clay is not food safe. You can make plates and bowls but only for decorative purposes. I recommend using regular clay and food safe glazes if you want to make anything food safe
As far as i have noticed once the clay is dry it's pretty rock solid. Also sealing it with the varnish helps i think. so i don't really think its bends
After using gloss coat of gouache or acrylic, can we use the utensils safely like a normal one.. ? Pour food and everything Without destroying the paint?
@@AncaPoraIllustration Thanks! That should work :) Do you have to store it in the fridge, or how long does it last without losing moisture at room temperature?
Hi lovely from Australia 😊 your work is beautiful thanks for sharing just wondering do you have a recipe for the air dry clay as I’m interested in trying and does it hold up in humidity ?
Hi! Thank you! I do not have a recipe.The only air dry clay i have used is the one you can find in stores. Also i am not sure about the humidity. Technically it shouldn't once it is dry. But depending on what you are using it for you might want to use a certain type of varnish or sealant
Hello, I hope this message gets to you. I am interested in creating jewelry and I’m wondering if air-dry clay would be a good option? I do not have access to a kiln and I am looking for a similar alternative. Is there anything I use to make sure the air-dry clay jewelry is durable and waterproof?
Polymer is a good alternative if you don't have a kiln. Polymer clay can be baked in a regular kitchen oven. But i think air dry clay can be a good option for jewellery also. It really depends how big your jewellery pieces would be. But if you seal air dry clay it should stay waterproof.
I think it must have come in contact with air. I store my air dry clay in a lot of cling foil to prevent it from drying out. Maybe get a new block of air dry clay
The only dirt that might be troublesome is from sand papering them. It created fine dust. I also live in a small apartment but i have a small balcony and usually sand paper them outside. So if you have that option i would suggest it :D
It is not food safe. This varnish and all the materials used in this video are for decorative purposes only. To make food safe dishes i would recommend looking into ceramics and food safe glazes
Hi, im working on a doll using Das and i want to paint her with gouache, does the varnish you used protect the clay from being wet too? Because the clay is air dry i want to be sure ill do it right so the clay is safe from being wet, thank you!
Anca Pora Illustration thank you! I absolutely love your channel. I have just started playing with air dried clay and I’m using uv resin to seal it. But I think I’ll look into your gloss.
@@PeachesCoBeauty Thank you so much! I am sure you can find it online for ordering. The reason i use this particular varnish is because i am not very good with acrylics and other paints. Let me know how it turns out :D But do be careful as this is not food safe. So it only works for decorative pieces
awsome video! i used mod podge over the acrylics to seal my clay bowl. i made sure the colors are dried properly(2 days). still they got spread and ruined it. isnt mod podge a right varnish for acrylics?
Thank you! So sorry to hear that the paint got ruined. I have actually had that happen with regular varnish for wood. I haven't tried mod podge. But it's best you try looking for a varnish made specifically for acrylic paints . Try looking for water based varnishes as i found that those do not ruin the paint. Here are some examples of varnishes and some explanations on each one www.deckleedge.co.za/varnishing-your-artwork/ . Hope this helps
Thank you ! I am not sure if the air dry clay is that good for that purpose as i feel it might absorb the humidity from the soil. But then again i have never tried it so it might work. Let me know how it works out for you :D
No. The varnish i used is not food safe. And i don't think air dry clay is the best for making dishes. This bowl i made is purely for decorative purposes. You might want to look into ceramics and non toxic glazes for this purpose
It is unfortunate that you did not mention anything about the clay sticking to the bowl and just show that it looks great after drying. I followed your video and ruined my bowl and the whole project.
So sorry about that. This was one of my first air dry clay tutorials so i might have omitted this information. Try using a layer of cling film between the air dry clay and the mould. This way it's easier to remove
I am not good with acrylics either. They always come out really streaky for some reason. That's why I prefer gouache and I use a gouache varnish so it's all set in place ♥
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@@AncaPoraIllustration how long doe it take to air dry? Should it go in an oven? what do you use after painting to seal, glaze?
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Stunningly beautiful. Very well done and also inspiring. I've got some air dry clay. Nothing fancy, just Crayola brand and now I've a project to try. Thank you for this!
Thank you! 🐱 I would love to see what you come up with
just beautiful!!!
thank you 🤗🩷
Love the music beautiful piece thanks
Thank you so much! :D
So adorable and for some reason now, I always associate you to teal and gold!!
Hahah well it's pretty much my favorite combination of colors.
Music and art is incredible ❤️
Thank you ! ❤️
Your bowl.is.gorgeous. thanks for the inspiration
Thank you so much ♥
Love this design!
Thank you! 😍😍😍
truly beautiful work and so inspiring! thankyou dear!:)
Thank you so much!
Beautiful!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm also a fan of air dry clay. I also love your style ❤️
Thank you so much!
Keep on doing marvelous things!
Thank you so much. Video was extremely helpful! Now i finally have a project to try out with my air dry clay :)
Glad you found the video useful :D Thank you!
Very pretty. Thank you 🙏.
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Thank you! 😊
i enjoyed watching this. ty💛
Thank you! I am happy to hear that ❤️
Lovely. That brush is like a pen, seems to give so much control, what type/size is it?
The brush is from Milan. they have good and unexpensive brushes :d thank you!
Good idea! I was thinking about dry clay palette.
You should! :D Thank you!
This is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing this 🙂 I've been throwing bowls and little dishes with air dry clay because I don't have a kiln and I was wondering about how I should decorate them since I can't glaze them with no kiln. This is such a great idea! I wonder if pastel watercolors would work too? Maybe I'll try and see! Thank you for the inspiration! 💛
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for your kind comment! Glad to be able to give you some sort of idea about decorating
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
this is such a wonderful work dear
Thank you so much 😊
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That turned out so pretty. I'm going to try something similar for a Christmas gift 😍😊
Yay! I am sure it will turn out beautiful!
So pretty! I can’t wait to try this!
Thank you ! I would love to see the result :D
Man, now I really wanna make my own bowls and trays
Awesome! You should ❤️
How fun! Thank you very much.
Thank you for watching! :D
Si pinto con gouache , al poner el barniz encima la pintura no se corre?.He hecho el platito y quiero pintarlo ahora. Gracias por ensenar y compartir con nosotras su arte.If I paint with gouache, when I put the varnish on top the paint does not run? I made the little plate and I want to paint it now. Thank you for teaching and sharing your art with us.
The varnish i use is a special gouache gloss varnish which prevents the paint from running. You can find it in the description. Any regular acrylic or wood varnish will make the paint run if it is waterbased
Great tutorial, Many thanks! Please share, If i paint it with ceramic paints, will baking it help, along with modge podge gloss coating, for colour's longevity?
Thank you. I believe so but i couldn't tell you for sure as i have never used ceramic paints. I suggest looking it up or just giving it a go to see how it turns out :D
@@AncaPoraIllustration Many thanks!!
What if I want to use the pieces that I make what paint food safe should I buy also what gloss should I use?
Air dry clay unfortunately is not considered food safe so i wouldn't recommend it for that.
Woow I loved keep it up 👍
Thank you so much! :D
This is beautiful 😊 I have a question, would acrylic paint work to paint the design instead of gouache?
Yes absolutely :D Acrylic paint works. I just prefer the finish and texture of gouache
Anca Pora Illustration What type of sealant would you use with acrylics?
Lovely video! The try looks great!
Is the tray waterproof after the varnish? I know it is not food-safe, but I was wondering if I could use something made of air-dry clay to put underneath a plant pot. Thank you.
I think if you use a plant safe varnish you could use it to put underneath a plant pot. I personally haven't tried that as I am too afraid to damage my plants. Otherwise using just air dry clay without any varnish could potentially affect the air dry clay
Gorgeous and inspirational ...just one question...why gouache and not acrylic?
Thank you ♥. I prefer gouache as i am more used to it and feel i have better control. However this whole project works just as well with acrylic paint also
@@AncaPoraIllustration thanks so much for your reply...after this video, i rushed and bought some airdry clay, excited to try..
I too, love gouache..love its matt finish...maybe ill experiment and try one in gouache and another in acrylic..thanks again, lots of love from 🇮🇹🇮🇹
Wow...i love the design..fall in love instantly....
Thank you so much ♥
Gorgeous! i was wondering if these can be used as planters? or will they disintegrate from being wet? Thank you
Hi! I am not sure if they can be used as planters. I think they might but i haven't tried it yet. I do want to make a video to see if this is possible so stay tuned
@@AncaPoraIllustration Thank you for the reply! please do make a planter video, that would be awesome.
What paints did you use? Beautiful dish, I love it in fact 😁
Thank you! I listed everything i used in the description
Simply, beautiful
Thank you so much!
I have a question, can it be used for foods? like hot food, soup?
Hi there! No air dry clay is not food safe and neither are the paints and varnish used in this video. this is only for storing small trinkets and jewellery
What is the difference between gouache and watercolor? Is gouache like tempera paint?
The difference between the two is mainly the amount pf pigment. Watercolors tend to be more transparent and you can create pretty washes while gouache is more opaque. They are similar in their ingridients however and you can use gouache like watercolors bz thining them down with water. It just depends what look you are going for
Did you paint with white acrylic 1st?
Yes! Or you can use white gesso :D
@@AncaPoraIllustration Thank you for your help
very natural and unique thank you lv Jacqueline 💝💝💝
Thank you ♥!
Hi there, this is beautiful! Das clay comes with white color and terracotta color. Terracotta is about 1/3 of the price of white. Can I use the terracotta and paint it white before I draw the art on it? I’m just wondering if Das white and terracotta work exactly the same but just color difference. Thank you.
Thank you so much! I haven't personally tried the terracotta one but i think it should work just as well.
That is a great tutorial, very cute! Is this varnish safe if the bowl is used for eating, or should I go for clay varnish?
Thank you so much! It's definitely not safe for eating. This is just for decorative objects. I would suggest you go with clay varnish although it might not work with gouache
Anca Pora Illustration I see, thank you for the information! I think I am going with acrylic and clay varnish on top. ;)
So nice. What type of paints did you use? Is it acrylic paints? Thanks for this! I was hesitant tk use DAS clay but now I see so much possibilities with my dream art works🥰🥰🥰 so happy to stumble here in your vlog
Das clay is pretty good. Also Darwi is a great alternative. I used pebeo gouache here. But it's important you use a special varnish for water based paints if you do plan to use gouache
@@AncaPoraIllustration do you have any brand name to name with water base paints? So I could find one or an alternative if the one you will mention is not available here.. thank you so much for replying 🥰🥰🥰
@@caramagpantay5856 A good alternative for the varnis is this one from LeFranc www.amazon.co.uk/LEFRANC-French-Varnish-Gouache-Superfine/dp/B0018BTRLI . Hope this helps
@@AncaPoraIllustration I have to order online if I really want this one.. but for now I will use the one I found earlier in the market.. it’s an italian brand I guess.. thank you so much!!! 💖
Hi how long does it take to dry ? Thanks
The air dry clay bowl takes about 24-48 hours to fully dry
I tried to do your lovely DIY but when I put the clay on the bowl after letting it dry for some hours it seemed very dry but it was kind of stuck on the bowl, I couldn't remove it properly! I had to wet it and break it unfortunately.. Do you know why? Maybe I should have let it dry longer, do you think it would help? Thanks
Hi Chloé . Sorry to hear it broke . I think maybe one solution would be to move it around while it's still wet on the bowl so it doesn't stick so hard to the bowl but it still maintains it's shape. Try not to apply too much pressure when adding the clay to the bowl. Hope this is somewhat helpful :D . Let me know if you succeed :D
Chloé use a layer of cling film between them!
Should I put primer before painting?
I suggest yes, if you are using acrylic paint i don't think it's necessary but if you will e using gouache then i suggest you coat the project in gesso or white acrylic. The varnish i use turns the clay into an off white color
I have a question.
With air dry clay, do you *have* to use a sealant of some sort??
And is there anything you could use as a substitute for the sealant?
you don't have to use a sealant if you don't want to, it's just going to have a matte finish then, so it's more of an aesthetic choice. just don't use water on your finished products as it is not waterproof
@@lokiluna9552 okay, thank you! I recently got air dry clay and I wasn't sure. That really helped :)
Hi!
Can air dry clay be used to make plates and bowls? And would it be food safe?
No air dry clay is not food safe. You can make plates and bowls but only for decorative purposes. I recommend using regular clay and food safe glazes if you want to make anything food safe
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Alright! Thanks a lot!🤗
can i use it for dinner?
Unfortunately no. Air dry clay is not considered food safe
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Lovely the dish but the music with the video is amazing. What is it? Please let us know. :)
Thank you! The music is listed in the description and it's from Sephbeats :D
Good video! Can you tell me if you can bend the dishes with Das clay? Unfortunately you can bend the dishes with the air-drying clay of Creall.
As far as i have noticed once the clay is dry it's pretty rock solid. Also sealing it with the varnish helps i think. so i don't really think its bends
@@AncaPoraIllustration thank you for your reaction. I will try it with varnish👍
After using gloss coat of gouache or acrylic, can we use the utensils safely like a normal one.. ? Pour food and everything Without destroying the paint?
This bowl is only for decorative purposes. The varnish i used is not considered food safe so i wouldn't recommend you use it for that
Anca Pora Illustration thank you so much 😊 and yes, really beautiful piece of pottery and hand painting.. keep making such videos 😍
So pretty!
Thanks you!
Love this so much! Thanks!
Awww thank you ♥
Hi! Great video :) I noticed that you started with leftover clay from the big package, can you tell me how did you store that?
Hi! Thank you! I wrap it in kitchen plastic wrap a million times and make sure that there is no excess air in it
@@AncaPoraIllustration Thanks! That should work :) Do you have to store it in the fridge, or how long does it last without losing moisture at room temperature?
Any acrylic paint would do?
I think so yes! :D
Hi lovely from Australia 😊 your work is beautiful thanks for sharing just wondering do you have a recipe for the air dry clay as I’m interested in trying and does it hold up in humidity ?
Hi! Thank you! I do not have a recipe.The only air dry clay i have used is the one you can find in stores. Also i am not sure about the humidity. Technically it shouldn't once it is dry. But depending on what you are using it for you might want to use a certain type of varnish or sealant
Hello, I hope this message gets to you. I am interested in creating jewelry and I’m wondering if air-dry clay would be a good option? I do not have access to a kiln and I am looking for a similar alternative. Is there anything I use to make sure the air-dry clay jewelry is durable and waterproof?
Polymer is a good alternative if you don't have a kiln. Polymer clay can be baked in a regular kitchen oven. But i think air dry clay can be a good option for jewellery also. It really depends how big your jewellery pieces would be. But if you seal air dry clay it should stay waterproof.
Mine was hard as rock so couldn't roll it it, what should i do?
I think it must have come in contact with air. I store my air dry clay in a lot of cling foil to prevent it from drying out. Maybe get a new block of air dry clay
Which clay you prefer das clay or fimo air clay?
I prefer darwi air dry clay actually. Or the das one. I find fimo clay a bit dificult to work with and also a bit expensive
lovely
Thank you ♥
Wonderful video! Thank you!!
Aww thank you so much!
love it
Thank you! :D
Is this color harmful?? What if we eat in this bowl?? Please help me! Thank you
The materials used in this video are not considered food safe. I wouldn't recommend it for food
Hey I live in a building and I want to know if small pieces like that make a lot of dirt
The only dirt that might be troublesome is from sand papering them. It created fine dust. I also live in a small apartment but i have a small balcony and usually sand paper them outside. So if you have that option i would suggest it :D
Was is easy to remove the clay from the back of the bowl?
It really wasn't . Just don't make it too snug fit
Love this!!
Thank you! :D
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Hello! Is this waterproof?
If you add two thick coats of varnish i think it should be waterproof
@@AncaPoraIllustration thanks ❤
Can we keep food inside it? I mean, is it safe ?
It is not food safe. This varnish and all the materials used in this video are for decorative purposes only. To make food safe dishes i would recommend looking into ceramics and food safe glazes
What was the clear solution she used at the end. Couldn't see
It's the maimeri gouache gloss varnish
Hi, im working on a doll using Das and i want to paint her with gouache, does the varnish you used protect the clay from being wet too? Because the clay is air dry i want to be sure ill do it right so the clay is safe from being wet, thank you!
@@AncaPoraIllustration thank you
Beautiful
Thank you so much! :D
Is this gouache gloss varnish Suitable for human use
I am guessing you mean if it's food safe , which it is not . I use it only for decorative purposes
wait... what was the varnish that was used?
The Maimeri Gouache Gloss Varnis
@@AncaPoraIllustration thanks 💖💖💖
What Gloss do you use to seal everything?
I used the Maimeri Gouache Glossy Varnish. It's made especially for water based paints
Anca Pora Illustration thank you! I absolutely love your channel. I have just started playing with air dried clay and I’m using uv resin to seal it. But I think I’ll look into your gloss.
@@PeachesCoBeauty Thank you so much! I am sure you can find it online for ordering. The reason i use this particular varnish is because i am not very good with acrylics and other paints. Let me know how it turns out :D But do be careful as this is not food safe. So it only works for decorative pieces
Nice
+Samrat Art thank you ♥
Please which program do you use for editing your video
I use Premiere mostly
Anca Pora Illustration Thanks dear
awsome video! i used mod podge over the acrylics to seal my clay bowl. i made sure the colors are dried properly(2 days). still they got spread and ruined it. isnt mod podge a right varnish for acrylics?
Thank you! So sorry to hear that the paint got ruined. I have actually had that happen with regular varnish for wood. I haven't tried mod podge. But it's best you try looking for a varnish made specifically for acrylic paints . Try looking for water based varnishes as i found that those do not ruin the paint. Here are some examples of varnishes and some explanations on each one www.deckleedge.co.za/varnishing-your-artwork/ . Hope this helps
@@AncaPoraIllustration thanks :)
Ciaooo ma sei italiana?? (se no: HIII are you from Italy??)
Ciaooo. No i am actually from Romania ♥
@@AncaPoraIllustration HAHAHA okkkay!! Sorry, I asked because you used products that are from Italy! Love your works btw
Would this be safe for using for potted plants as well? Im in the process of figuring out how to paint my pot for a succulent. (love your project)
Thank you ! I am not sure if the air dry clay is that good for that purpose as i feel it might absorb the humidity from the soil. But then again i have never tried it so it might work. Let me know how it works out for you :D
It’ll work if you glaze it
This is amazing 😍
After varnishing is it safe to use for food?
I mean is it considered toxic or not?
Fatima Nadher Nadhum she said in response to another comment that it wasn’t
Thanks
Thank you! No it is not. There are food safe glazes and such but i have not tried any.
Hi! is air dry clay durable? is it breakable or something?
Hi! From my experience so far it has been pretty durable. Once it's dry and it also varnished in several coats it should be just fine.
Can i put hot food there ?
No. The varnish i used is not food safe. And i don't think air dry clay is the best for making dishes. This bowl i made is purely for decorative purposes. You might want to look into ceramics and non toxic glazes for this purpose
Great job
But it is healthy to eating on it
Thank you ♥ You should not eat on it under no circumstances. The materials used are not food safe
I want to know if I can use cold porcelain to make these? 😁😁 Anyone has the answer please!
I think you could. I have never tried cold porcelain but it seems similar to air dry so i don't see why not
Did you bake it or you just let it dry? Im still confused about how it works :/
air dry clay dries if you just leave it out for 48 hours. It hardens by the moisture of the clay evaporating. Hope that makes sense :D
Lovely! The music is a bit annoyinh, tbh. But thank you for sharing! ❤❤❤
Thank you for watching!
Please slow it down a bit
I will take that into consideration! :D
It is unfortunate that you did not mention anything about the clay sticking to the bowl and just show that it looks great after drying. I followed your video and ruined my bowl and the whole project.
So sorry about that. This was one of my first air dry clay tutorials so i might have omitted this information. Try using a layer of cling film between the air dry clay and the mould. This way it's easier to remove
I use acrylic paint for painting on my clay bowl. It works like shit. Or maybe I'm just suck at using acrylic paint😭💔
I am not good with acrylics either. They always come out really streaky for some reason. That's why I prefer gouache and I use a gouache varnish so it's all set in place ♥
@@AncaPoraIllustration how long doe it take to air dry? Should it go in an oven? what do you use after painting to seal, glaze?
this is such a wonderful work dear
Thank you so much 😊
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