BLACKBERRIES & RASPBERRIES • miniature • polymer clay tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- A quick how to, ft. Sammy. Tag me @fatalpotato if you used this tutorial and shared it on instagram, I love to see your creations!!
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Music: "Divertissement - Pizzicato (from the ballet Sylvia)" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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How do people even..? So amazing omg its so smallll >
이만큼왔잖아 Because!!! She is awesome! She is the FatalPotato =^-^=
such an amazing tutorial thanks for the help!:D
Soooo amazing! Another great video that was relaxing and satisfying to watch. ^^
Thank you so much!
Yup this was truly amazing
This song stirred up some memories and I realized it’s from the scene in the movie Babe where he tries to sneak into the farmer’s house! Awesome tutorial as well!
Just what I needed thx!
Nice!
So yummy-looking!
Thanks!!
so smol
Is it really that easy? They look great!
Thanks! (I admit I did squish a few in the process haha)
These tiny berries are marvelous! However, I've tried using this technique several times, and the little clay bits just won't stick to my toothpick. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong...
@Gizmo Dawn Thank you!
Do you use both the red clay and the pastels when mixing it all together?
Yes! I combine the pastel dust, red clay, and translucent clay all together.
@@FatalPotato Thank you for your reply. I appreciate it. I am going to give this a try.
Why the pastel if you're adding colored clay already?
Adding pastel will make the color more vibrant while maintaining the clay's translucency. Adding colored clay will also add vibrancy, but will make the clay more opaque. I like to combine the two to get a better balance of color and translucency.