I have been looking and wanting to use air dry clay with some amazing silicone molds...1st attempt=FAIL. And this video is EXACTLY what I needed. Thanks
Same, I started last night and finally got my clay to roll out the moulds without breaking. I attached them to my ornaments , woke up this morning with cracks just about everywhere. I made a slurry and tried my best to fix. They aren’t perfect but now it’s a waiting game again.
Watched this again today! Great tips Lisa. I’m getting ready to use the beautiful moulds I purchased from you! Looking forward to visiting store soon. Deb
I typically use tacky glue (craft glue that is extra tacky) to stick it onto those types of surfaces. The bottles would depend on what it is made out of but the tacky glue usually works as well :)
You are welcome! I'm glad it helped. The air dry clay I use is the IOD air dry clay. Here is a link so that you can see what it looked like... recreateddesigns.ca/collections/iod-decor-moulds/products/new-iod-air-dry-clay Hope that helps.
Thank you! Appreciate you making this. Looking to re do some furniture w/ 🌷🌺🌸. How long does it take to dry? And is E 6000 glue alright to use or wood glue better? Open question to anyone who can answer, thank you in advance.
You are most welcome ;) You can use some E600 but I usually use wood glue. I think both work well though. The wood glue is usually dry fairly quickly. I use the tacky one so there is an initial stick to it. The air dry clay usually dries within a day or so depending on where you live and the humidity. Hope that helps :)
Hi, can you advise how to clean the furniture with the air dry clay embellishments? If I wanted to add them to some kitchen furniture. I know initially you would use a sealer but for day to day maintenance?
Hi, there are several great companies that make moulds including Iron Orchid Designs (IOD). I am not sure where you are located but you can look at the IOD website and they have a locater to find someone near you that sells them. I am in Canada and have them on my site here... www.recreateddesigns.ca
Hi Isabel. Jesmonite can be a little tricky since it is a composite material. If you are adding the paper clay to the Jesmonite you would need to let it cure and then use a 2 part epoxy to bond the two together. You can find the epoxy at home improvement stores or even the dollar store sometimes depending on where you live. Hope that help and have fun :)
@@Recreateddesigns thank you so much! I was thinking to use the polymer clay like small flowers made to attach to the jesmonite tray ☺️ will I need the 2 epoxy for it or can I use a piece of clay to "stick" sort to speak to the tray 😅 sorry so many questions
@@isasmakeup No worries at all... I'm happy to help if I can. I would think that you will still need the epoxy. The clay will likely not just stick to the jesmonite. As the clay dries it becomes hard and I don't think it will stick. That begin said I haven't tried it yet lol.
Hi Lisa! ❤️ur video on molds! I want to cast a bee using a metal bee. (The bee protrudes out on the front. I’ll be using clay or hot glue to fill the backside of my bee.) Do you think cornstarch will help release the cast once it cures/dries? I was also told to use oil since this is a huge metal bee. Thank you again for your informative video!❤️❤️❤️
Hi Sandy, I would definitely try the cornstarch. If you dust it first the clay should have no problem releasing from the mould :) Sounds like a fun project!!
Hi! The mould I used in the video is by Iron Orchid Designs. It is called He LOVES me. I am not sure where you are located but here is a link to purchase it in Canada. (she also ships to the US although you might be able to find it closer depending on where you are located). Hope that info helps :) malenkaoriginals.com/collections/iod-decor-moulds/products/he-loves-me
Hmm, that is a good question. I would likely use something that has come tack to it so maybe something like E6000. I have done it with wood glue before as well. It will really depend on how large the piece you are trying to attach is (a larger piece will have more weight so will need something stronger to keep it attached).
The Daisy mould is an IOD (Iron Orchid Designs) mould called He Loves Me. You can find it here... recreateddesigns.ca/collections/iod-decor-moulds/products/he-loves-me
It would really depend on what the bottle is made out of. If it is glass you may want to use a different glue. I use the wood glue for furniture and home decor pieces that are wood generally.
I would use the same process for a deeper mould. If you are having trouble releasing the clay from a deeper mould, try placing it in the freezer for 15 minutes, and then it should come out well.
I'm in Canada so here is a link to the clay but not sure where you are located... recreateddesigns.ca/collections/iod-decor-moulds/products/new-iod-air-dry-clay Hope that helps.
Hi, it can shrink a little bit for sure. If you need a tight seal, you can always add in a little clay once the initial has dried to fill in any areas. Generally I have not found it ever to shrink so much that I needed to do that though.
I tried using fimo air dry, they just fell apart when i took them out the next day, plus they were full of cracks like the clay set to fast as i was adding small amounts
Hi, which airdry clay did you use? They are definitely not all created equal :) I always release the clay right away as well - never leaving it to dry in the mould.
They will shrink and crack a bit (any air dry/paper clay will). By gluing them on wet the clay will not shrink on the glued surface. If you dry them first the bottom will not be flat enough to glue it to the furniture piece.
The lady should explain she is using IOD moulds and she mentions she is using IOD air dry clay: These 2 products: - 1: the grey/black mould pad and the 2: white air-dry-clay, in my opinion are the two best products on the market: Firstly the clay doesn't stick to yr finger nor leave leave yr hands with residue of the colour of the clay on yr hand... so you don't have to wash yr hand to remove the the white residue left on yr hand: The mould pad itself seems to be made of a superior quality where the clay doesn't stick to the mould and you have to pry the clay out with yr fingers or an instrument: this clay eliminates all that: The moulds have a raised edge on all their individual designs on every mould. Meaning its like a lip and it's a safety catch, NO OVER FLOW OF THE CLAY ONTO OTHER AREAS: THAT LIP KEEPS ALL THE CLAY IN THE DUG OUT DESIGN: I HAVEN'T SEEN OTHER PRODUCTS WITH THIS SAFETY CATCHMENT: THAT'S WHY IOD PRODUCTS ARE MORE EXPENSIVE:
Hi Ingrid, try it now, they should be there so let me know if you are still having trouble. Thanks for alerting me that they were not working properly.
I have lovely flowers moulds that great when I make the impression can I make then an after dry can I attached to bottles or canvas later on if so what glue do I used to attach it
You can :) Once they dry they won't be as pliable but you can still attach them to different things. I either typically use wood glue or tacky glue (craft glue that is extra sticky). One or the other should help to adhere it all for you. Have fun!
I'm very sorry to hear that. I use this method every time I use moulds and I have never had an issue. If your moulds have small pieces, you can also try leaving them in the freezer for 5-10 minutes and then popping them out.
They are both made from corn but cornstarch is a thickener and cornflour can be used like traditional flour. I am in Canada and we have both. I use cornstarch in the moulds as I said in the video. You can use whatever works for you though if you find something that works well for you.
The cornstarch tip is invaluable! Thank you!
Best video I’ve seen on air dry clay in molds. This is just what I needed as I’m making tiny flowers for my niece’s bridal shower tiara.
Aww thanks so much and I'm so glad it helped! I hope your flowers turned out beautifully ;)
I have been looking and wanting to use air dry clay with some amazing silicone molds...1st attempt=FAIL. And this video is EXACTLY what I needed. Thanks
I'm so glad it helped!
@@Recreateddesigns Ty♡
@@izzyjones7108 Anytime :)
Same, I started last night and finally got my clay to roll out the moulds without breaking. I attached them to my ornaments , woke up this morning with cracks just about everywhere. I made a slurry and tried my best to fix. They aren’t perfect but now it’s a waiting game again.
THANK YOU!!! I am a beginner, and this video is EXTREMELY helpful!
I'm so glad it helped! Have fun with your clay and moulds :)
thank you so much that was one of the best tutorials; clear, quick and understandable.
Thanks so much! I am so glad it was helpful!
Lovely to meet you today! Thanks for the tips!❤️🐝
You as well Debbie! I look forward to seeing you and chatting again soon :) Have a wonderful weekend!
You are the absolute best. I cannot believe how long I've been doing this, following how-tos, and no one ever bothered to say these things. Thank you!
You are most welcome. I'm so glad it helped!
Perfect tutorial!👍🏽🤍🤍🤍
Thanks :)
Just what I needed to know! Thank you for this short and concise tutorial.
You are most welcome! I'm so glad it helped.
Just what I was looking for. Thank you so much for your clear and helpful instructions :)
You are very welcome :)
Thank you so much. Kept trying and thought man. I can’t get them out in one piece. ❤
You are so welcome! I'm so glad it helped.
Thanks for your video! Super helpful!
You are most welcome! I'm glad it helped :)
This is exactly what I needed ❤
Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks !!
You are very welcome :)
Watched this again today! Great tips Lisa. I’m getting ready to use the beautiful moulds I purchased from you! Looking forward to visiting store soon.
Deb
Oh have fun! I can't wait to see what you create :)
Thank you did my first try today using your tips. Really worked out well.
I'm so glad they helped! Have fun :)
First time viewer. Thank you so much for sharing. Will be following you from now on.
Very nice and great information. Thank you
You are so welcome! I'm glad it helped :)
Thank you! I’m just getting ready to try this and you answered my question before I even asked! Yeah!
Haha, that's always great! I'm so glad it helped :)
So glad I found this- thank you for sharing!
You are most welcome!
Thanks very much for your video, it really helped me understand the basics before I made a mess!
So glad it helped :)
Thank you for a very thorough and easily understandable process.’
You are most welcome and I'm glad it was helpful.
Excellent info, thank you🙌❤️
You are so welcome!
Super helpful! Thank you!
You are most welcome! I'm so glad they were helpful!
Thanks. You answered my question very clearly:) mold left in to dry or use wet
Thank you so much for this video I'm new to using clay and the clay was sticking in the mold so thank u so much,!!!
Aww, you are most welcome! I'm glad it helped and you are able to get your clay out now ;)
Excellent. Just what I wanted to know.
I'm so glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the information.
I’m looking for mold to decorate Christmas ornaments to make with my grandkids!
Hi, you can try Iron Orchid Designs or Prima moulds. They both have moulds that might work for decorating ornaments. Hope that helps :)
Awesome tis, thank you so so much!
You are very welcome :) I'm glad it helped!
Thanks so you used wood glue to stick it on bottles an canvas also?
I typically use tacky glue (craft glue that is extra tacky) to stick it onto those types of surfaces. The bottles would depend on what it is made out of but the tacky glue usually works as well :)
Fantastic job❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
You are most welcome :)
Thank you for making it seem simple and straightforward. What was the name of your white air dry clay?
You are welcome! I'm glad it helped. The air dry clay I use is the IOD air dry clay. Here is a link so that you can see what it looked like... recreateddesigns.ca/collections/iod-decor-moulds/products/new-iod-air-dry-clay
Hope that helps.
Thank you! Appreciate you making this. Looking to re do some furniture w/ 🌷🌺🌸. How long does it take to dry? And is E 6000 glue alright to use or wood glue better? Open question to anyone who can answer, thank you in advance.
You are most welcome ;) You can use some E600 but I usually use wood glue. I think both work well though. The wood glue is usually dry fairly quickly. I use the tacky one so there is an initial stick to it. The air dry clay usually dries within a day or so depending on where you live and the humidity. Hope that helps :)
Hi, can you advise how to clean the furniture with the air dry clay embellishments? If I wanted to add them to some kitchen furniture. I know initially you would use a sealer but for day to day maintenance?
Thank you! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
So glad it was helpful.
Hi Lisa, I'm having a little trouble finding the class on your website. Could you kindly direct me?
Hi. Here is a link to the virtual class... recreateddesigns.ca/collections/workshops/products/decorative-moulds-101-class
Can u please tell me where to buy silicone molds and air dry clay?
Thanx
Hi, there are several great companies that make moulds including Iron Orchid Designs (IOD). I am not sure where you are located but you can look at the IOD website and they have a locater to find someone near you that sells them. I am in Canada and have them on my site here... www.recreateddesigns.ca
I found this helpful. Thank you.
Although I played the section where you say the name of the brand of clay that you favor, I still don't know. ????
Hi Moira,
I am so glad you found it helpful. The name of the clay I was using is the Iron Orchic Designs (IOD) air dry clay. Hope that helps :)
Yes! I'll see if I can find it. Thanks again.
Thank you so much! What glue do you recommend to attach this clay to jesmonite please if possible I'm a complete newbie here 😁
Hi Isabel. Jesmonite can be a little tricky since it is a composite material. If you are adding the paper clay to the Jesmonite you would need to let it cure and then use a 2 part epoxy to bond the two together. You can find the epoxy at home improvement stores or even the dollar store sometimes depending on where you live. Hope that help and have fun :)
@@Recreateddesigns thank you so much! I was thinking to use the polymer clay like small flowers made to attach to the jesmonite tray ☺️ will I need the 2 epoxy for it or can I use a piece of clay to "stick" sort to speak to the tray 😅 sorry so many questions
@@isasmakeup No worries at all... I'm happy to help if I can. I would think that you will still need the epoxy. The clay will likely not just stick to the jesmonite. As the clay dries it becomes hard and I don't think it will stick. That begin said I haven't tried it yet lol.
Hi Lisa! ❤️ur video on molds! I want to cast a bee using a metal bee. (The bee protrudes out on the front. I’ll be using clay or hot glue to fill the backside of my bee.) Do you think cornstarch will help release the cast once it cures/dries? I was also told to use oil since this is a huge metal bee. Thank you again for your informative video!❤️❤️❤️
Hi Sandy, I would definitely try the cornstarch. If you dust it first the clay should have no problem releasing from the mould :) Sounds like a fun project!!
@@Recreateddesigns aww, thank you so very much. I’ll send you a pic when I finish👏👏👏👏
Thank you!! :)
You are very welcome!
What is the brand and name of the mold used please.
And where can I get one?
Hi! The mould I used in the video is by Iron Orchid Designs. It is called He LOVES me. I am not sure where you are located but here is a link to purchase it in Canada. (she also ships to the US although you might be able to find it closer depending on where you are located). Hope that info helps :) malenkaoriginals.com/collections/iod-decor-moulds/products/he-loves-me
How do you get the clay out if you didn’t put powder in first? Sorry just starting out!
Thanks much!
You are most welcome!
❤❤❤thank you ❤❤❤
What kind of glue would you use to adhere air dry clay to a canvas?
Hmm, that is a good question. I would likely use something that has come tack to it so maybe something like E6000. I have done it with wood glue before as well. It will really depend on how large the piece you are trying to attach is (a larger piece will have more weight so will need something stronger to keep it attached).
Who makes your daisy mold?
The Daisy mould is an IOD (Iron Orchid Designs) mould called He Loves Me. You can find it here... recreateddesigns.ca/collections/iod-decor-moulds/products/he-loves-me
Where do I buy the molds?
Hi, you can purchase IOD here... recreateddesigns.ca/collections/iod-decor-moulds You can also try looking in your area for IOD or Prima moulds.
So its wood glue to stick it on can i used woid glue on bottlesor a different glue
It would really depend on what the bottle is made out of. If it is glass you may want to use a different glue. I use the wood glue for furniture and home decor pieces that are wood generally.
What about a deeper mold??
I would use the same process for a deeper mould. If you are having trouble releasing the clay from a deeper mould, try placing it in the freezer for 15 minutes, and then it should come out well.
Link to the clay?
I'm in Canada so here is a link to the clay but not sure where you are located... recreateddesigns.ca/collections/iod-decor-moulds/products/new-iod-air-dry-clay Hope that helps.
But ceramic / air dry clay tend to shrink after drying... say, if I'm making a frame it shrinks and gives way in the parts that was linked
Hi, it can shrink a little bit for sure. If you need a tight seal, you can always add in a little clay once the initial has dried to fill in any areas. Generally I have not found it ever to shrink so much that I needed to do that though.
I tried using fimo air dry, they just fell apart when i took them out the next day, plus they were full of cracks like the clay set to fast as i was adding small amounts
Hi, which airdry clay did you use? They are definitely not all created equal :) I always release the clay right away as well - never leaving it to dry in the mould.
@@Recreateddesigns fimo 1st time 2nd was soft stuff used to make flowers
Glue them on wet? They don’t shrink and crack? Interesting
They will shrink and crack a bit (any air dry/paper clay will). By gluing them on wet the clay will not shrink on the glued surface. If you dry them first the bottom will not be flat enough to glue it to the furniture piece.
The lady should explain she is using IOD moulds and she mentions she is using IOD
air dry clay:
These 2 products: -
1: the grey/black mould pad and the
2: white air-dry-clay, in my opinion are the two best products on the market:
Firstly the clay doesn't stick to yr finger nor leave leave yr hands with residue of
the colour of the clay on yr hand... so you don't have to wash yr hand to remove the
the white residue left on yr hand:
The mould pad itself seems to
be made of a superior quality where the clay doesn't
stick to the mould and you have to pry the clay out with yr fingers or an instrument:
this clay eliminates all that:
The moulds have a raised
edge on all their individual
designs on every mould.
Meaning its like a lip and
it's a safety catch, NO
OVER FLOW OF THE
CLAY ONTO OTHER
AREAS: THAT LIP
KEEPS ALL THE CLAY
IN THE DUG OUT
DESIGN:
I HAVEN'T SEEN OTHER
PRODUCTS WITH THIS
SAFETY CATCHMENT:
THAT'S WHY IOD PRODUCTS
ARE MORE EXPENSIVE:
What would you like explained? I am happy to explain something further if there wasn't enough clarification.
Sous-titres français svp
Hi Ingrid, try it now, they should be there so let me know if you are still having trouble. Thanks for alerting me that they were not working properly.
I have lovely flowers moulds that great when I make the impression can I make then an after dry can I attached to bottles or canvas later on if so what glue do I used to attach it
You can :) Once they dry they won't be as pliable but you can still attach them to different things. I either typically use wood glue or tacky glue (craft glue that is extra sticky). One or the other should help to adhere it all for you. Have fun!
@@Recreateddesigns the wood glue is strong I get a good hold on the bottles
Thanks I did try it an it's stronsh what type of vanish can I used to seal the art job from getting water or moist
@@devbachu7072 I would try a water-based sealer. An oil-based one usually yellows over time so you may get an amber look to it.
Thanks
Les sous-titres sont que en anglais manque le français ou italien….
i triedyoir way and it doesn't work.
I'm very sorry to hear that. I use this method every time I use moulds and I have never had an issue. If your moulds have small pieces, you can also try leaving them in the freezer for 5-10 minutes and then popping them out.
Corn starch and
Corn flour are
BOTH THE SAME THING:
They are both made from corn but cornstarch is a thickener and cornflour can be used like traditional flour. I am in Canada and we have both. I use cornstarch in the moulds as I said in the video. You can use whatever works for you though if you find something that works well for you.
My Dear, your intro is way to long. Js