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@LaLaRunfola6195 thanks for the question. You can use any type of sealer. As I had wood varnish to hand, I wanted to simply show people that you didn't need any special sealer. In fact, if you want to, you actually don't have to seal it😀

@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts great. Thank you 😊

@@LaLaRunfola6195 you're very welcome. Have fun with the wood clay 😀

@danijelac3511 thank you for your kind comments. I hope you can put this easy paint technique to use in your own projects😀

@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts of course I can! This combination of colours is the best... and I have tried lots...!! Stunning effect! Just love it! I have copied every move you made! Greetings from Serbia

@@danijelac3511 that's fantastic. As you've mentioned, the colour combination is nice. I'd love to see what you've created 😀

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts thank you so much! I would love to sent you some photos..

@danijelac3511 always love to see what people make from watching my videos. All my social media links are on my UA-cam channels homepage. From there you should then be able to send photos of your amazing creations😀

@@janicemurray7655 thank you so much for your very kind comments. I'm glad you've found this video useful. 😀

There are certainly different ways to produce the effect. And with so many different types of wonderful paints and pastes on the market.... it really is endless. Keep having fun with your creations. Live to see the effect you achieve 😀

Thank you so much for commenting 😀

Yes you can, in fact I use a digital camcorder. For that I use te HDMI out socket on the camera and plug it into a capture card or capture USB stick. Then you can add the camera in the same way as described in the video. You'll just need to search for the capture card name or capture USB sticks name in the list. The USB capture stick I use is this one... it works a treat! You'll also need a second device to covert from analogue to an HDMI output. I've included that link below also. www.amazon.co.uk/DIGITNOW-Streaming-LiveBroadcasting-Teaching-Conference/dp/B0895N9KM5/ref=mp_s_a_1_6_sspa?crid=1QH9BJAFAIA8J&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.MqJM82EvimpfmEQkgKzsbsC5HonAS3uC-6RPSQAiULKSQ0MBWdnsyFdBCjbvYj5bWxuQW0-WhEJ-gXvQvju2l0GfJ5vmJQh0e3XnLGPv0brSWKdKZjvKKVXTO8I1DZN4HJKlgwcD9Bp05qr_AvfJXAptxKvORXQ03Y2QFsWU4RZDSeG3pjm9tnGxecfp-qxnyoCM4uaMjO0kHbdLwWF55Q.FvY5UIZn6Ua9Y-WgEMCXiDrv4Hov1rmaZVXm3444G1U&dib_tag=se&keywords=usb+capture+card&qid=1735578528&sprefix=usb+capture%2Caps%2C110&sr=8-6-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfbXRm&psc=1 www.amazon.co.uk/Converter-Adapter-Composite-Supporting-Blue-Ray/dp/B09FDZ2PJ2/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?crid=13AV418TGN7JU&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.M0t7ZLwHSEfu-jcTTGx0JTE4up4HGlcUwihCfNVKNX4Ysb6ic2byghUok-pAxTgmz1vVMi8Tq7Z2uXNnGJBRKZSt0H45CH5gSjW1BF3dqvc5c9XXX30-5KjsAm-jzsk0c8DF-Yq360ix6JLfesxOcunqKAGQGNDByr7iQasCRgXaYczMltblQD5u-uBXGGK5spbNm1HZ4mHbizuNV4lk5w.A30I4TzVnjsBC1Eoc_KDum1dBo71HLh7hidrnVjyXFU&dib_tag=se&keywords=analogue+to+hdmi+converter&nsdOptOutParam=true&qid=1735640215&sprefix=analgue+to+hdmi%2Caps%2C117&sr=8-7

@beamcleanrestore you're very welcome. I hope you can make use of the techniques in this video on your own projects. Thank you for commenting 😀

@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts as soon as the 'festivities are over I will be trying this out! Happy New Year!!

​@beamcleanrestore that sounds like a good plan. Always interested to see what you make.and decorate. Happy New Year too 😀

@@lovefelix1566 you're welcome. I hope you get to use this clay within your projects. Thank you for commenting 😀

@ yes I bought it for my niece and she enjoyed using it. I’m on the hunt for more. ❤️

@@lovefelix1566 if you're in the UK, I know Hobbycraft have it in most of their stores.

@@mahafreij5431 thank you for commenting. With regards to colour, do you mean the colour paint that I used on the project after it had dried? If so, that was a dark brown. Burnt Umber or something similar will do, or a brown with some black added to make it darker. 😀

@@karinevandaele5366 Merci d'avoir laissé un commentaire et d'avoir aimé ce que j'ai créé. Très gentil de ta part 😀

@PeverinaAlpina if soaked in water for a time it goes mushy/soft. You can't successfully resculpt it after that point. I sealed mine with clear varnish, so that's helped to protect the pieces that I made during my video from water. I hope this helps with your question.

@balsalmalberto8086 although I didn't weigh the clay before and after drying, you're correct in saying it's lighter than the normal Das Clays. Again I'd say you're right with regards to Creative Paper Clay. I use a clay similar, called Hearty clay. Like the one your one, it's also made from paper pulp... so not much will beat the weight of it. It's almost feather light... but again the Playdoh Air clay is extremely light too, as that clay is a foam clay. 😀

@balsalmalberto8086 thank you for your comments. I always like to try and make things work and if all else fails, show people other ways that work really well. I've been in the crafting industry for over 20 years, so passing on my knowledge is something I'm passionate about. You could still make a marionette using this clay. Start with a wire skeleton with tin foil padding, giving the overall shape of the body etc. Then use the wood clay to coat it. If you've never used this clay before, then certainly give it a try. You just need to be patient before you see any results. If you still want to try using another clay to do your detailed sculpting, then I'd certainly recommend the Playdoh Air clay. The link to that video is here...ua-cam.com/video/jgS9wIXSvEE/v-deo.html Thanks again for commenting on my video. 😀

A channel called Ghostly Precious Art and Craft did a tutorial for making a marionette! It might be helpful for you.

@iknownothing-49 Thank you for taking the time to comment. You only paint the wood clay once it is fully dry (up to a week to dry, depending on the thickness of the clay). So you wouldn't need to apply something like Modpodge until after you've painted the wood clay. The clay can withstand a watery paint, as long as it's not for prolonged periods of time. I hope this helps with your query 😀

@Snuske68 this technique makes the process of sticking down napkins onto a flat surface, so easy. You really can't go wrong. Have fun with this technique. Thank you so much for commenting 😀

@elainesimpson4157 thank you for your very kind comments. Making it easy opens up crafting for more people. And I definitely said tips😆😀

@Snuske68 thank you so much. This piece was a joy to make 😀

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts I have a lot of DAS clay home and you gave me an idea to use some of my clay on other things that decoupage ornament with clay 😁 ..

@@Snuske68 I'm glad I've helped to inspire you to use Das Clay within other projects. I hope you have plenty of fun in whatever you make 😀

@Snuske68 the bristles on the brush being shorter are pretty stiff. They don't really bend. You can get special dry brushing brushes that are cut flat at the ends. These can be quite expensive, but I can't seem to get on with them that well. Give a go at cutting down one of your old brushes. I cut mine so that the bristles were about 8-12mm in length. Let me know how you get on. My biggest tip is to clean the brush regularly. Because it only has a small amount of paint on when in use. The paint will dry quicker on the brush. Hope that makes sense. 😀

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts Thanks again .. Yes those brushes are expensive and im just happy to know I have 2 brushes I can cut down 😁 .. and about the cleaning, im the one who always tells people to remember to clean your tools every time your done and in between 🤣 .. I will let you know how it ends up later.. Thanks again .. love your teaching videos 👍🏼

@Snuske68 thank you for your kind comments regarding my videos. And don't forget to practice what you preach... clean those brushes😆 I hope your dry brushing goes well. It can take a bit of time to perfect... but once you have, you'll be dry brushing everything 😀

@Snuske68 cornstarch (corn flour in the UK) works fine. Bit on moulds like the ones I used in the videos, cornstarch isn't enough, as the cast bend and twist when releasing from the moulds. The freezer technique really does give you a perfect replication of your mould as a cast. If you're going to try the freezer technique, you won't need to put cornstarch in your moulds beforehand. Have fun with whatever you create. Thanks for commenting 😀

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts thanks for that info and I will use that instead 🙂 .. I’m doing clay on ornaments so it will help me a lot 👍🏼

@@Snuske68 you're very welcome. Have fun creating😀

@nancyrobjohns8163 Hi there, as I've answered this same question once or twice before, it's easier if I paste the answer... The copper/gold coat after the black coat is there as a backup really. It shows up better in real life than it does on the video. Where there are gaps in the first coat of the verdigris green colour and the colours thereafter, the copper does show through. But you can miss the first coat of copper out if you wish. It all depends if you want to risk any of the original black coat showing through on your end result. I hope this helps answer your question. There is the full length version of this video (not sped up), with narration. This may explain the whole process of the painting a bit better for you. ua-cam.com/video/ljdlI7OS-EQ/v-deo.html

@@lynnebritton3867 thank you so much for your very kind comments. I've demonstrated craft on shopping TV in the UK for 20 years. So I always try and cram as much information as I can into my videos. I hope this video and a few more on my channel are useful to you. 😀

@BrandiWineRn have fun creating. Love to see your finished make. Thank you for commenting and for your subscription. Much appreciated 😀

@glenda9651 thank you for your kind comments. I hope you're enjoying your crafty adventures with air dry clay 😀

@AriaMehr you can get similar from Hobbycraft in the UK. But I'm sure plenty of independent Craft shops sell them around the world.

@DC-bp8sx thank you for your comments. Sadly within the last month, the lady who owns Artista Soft has sold the business. She's 88 years young and has decided that it was time to sell the business. Hearty Clay is still available here in the UK. I hope to contact the new owners and then share their website details in due time.

@nilbarber9364 hope you manage to have a go at creating something using the Das Wood clay. I hope you found the video useful 😀

@EssGeeSee I'm not sure where you got your information from regarding that DAS wood has MDF in. So I'd be very interested to know the source of that information and add that information to the description of this video. Regardless of that, it's always good practice not to inhale any type of dust.

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts Hi. It looks like DAS & MDF dust. Use of a byproduct from the MDF industry.

@EssGeeSee sadly, looks like and fact are two very different things. So, an unfair statement to make on a product without the backing of a proper source.

@giorgismama8024 thank you for your kind comments. I hope this video will help inspire you to have a go at creating your very own little fairly house, or something similar. 😀

@rikkitikki1256 OBS will only work with certain video files formats. If you created the video yourself, then I'd suggest that you save it in a format that is OBS friendly. Here's the link to their website for a full list of supported file formats.. obsproject.com/kb/audio-video-formats-guide I hope this helps 😀

@rikkitikki1256 how did you get the interactive Web page to work in the end?

@daveymichael6891 You can use Hobbycrafts own brand of clay in the way I've used Das clay in this video. No air dry clay is going to dry that quickly, most take over night to do so. If you want a clay that will release from a mould, the Hearty Soft clay works well, as do certain types of foam clay. I think as a guide, watch another of my videos where I talk about air drying clay. ua-cam.com/video/8zvHr33rlZU/v-deo.html Once you've had a look at the video, please feel free to come back to me if you have any questions.

@nikkiejones4606 I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The painting video is quite long, but I certainly don't miss out any detail. Thank you for your kind comments and also for subscribing to my channel. So very kind of you😀

@@rikkitikki1256 what's not working for you. Have you followed everything that I've shown in the video and deleted the CSS part I mentioned and then ticked on the Interact box, which brings up another Web page with a scroll bar? If no tick box for Interact shows, or extra Web page window comes up then I'd suggest that you reinstall OBS Studio.

@dawnaquick3329 thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. I hope you can use this technique in something you may work on. Have fun and thank you once again 😀

I used your technique today and the piece is gorgeous. Thank you for sharing this

@dawnaquick3329 thank you for getting back to me and sharing your experience after using the technique I showed. I'm so pleased everything worked out for you. I'd love to see what you created. 😀

@agrimonyscrafts2089 you're very welcome. This technique has certainly been a game changer for me. I hope this opens up using lots of different types of moulds for you now. Happy crafting, and thank you for your very kind words 😀

@@anicatt100 you're very welcome. It's certainly a game changer if you've experienced clay getting stuck in your moulds. I hope it opens up lots of exciting opportunities for you, your moulds and clay😀

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts - thanks, yes ☺️ I’ve worked with polymer clay before but das clay is new to me and I’ve been struggling all afternoon, the pieces kept getting stuck or breaking 😄 I just need to practise smoother edges now and then I’ll be happy! 😄 Thanks again for the lightbulb moment 👍

@anicatt100 for smoother edges, just dip your finger in some water and go over the clay whilst it's still in the mould. Also ensure that no clay goes outside of the well of the element that you're casting. Time take clearing excess clay whilst it's still in the mould will save you loads of time later. Have fun in what you're doing. 😀

@akemitsukino thank you for your question. As long as you use fine grit sandpaper, this clay will sand nicely. Just don't use course sandpaper otherwise, it may ruin your project. I hope this helps 😀

@carolsherman9817 Hi, the copper coat after the original black coat of paint is there as a backup really. It shows up better in real life than it does on the video. Where there are gaps in the first coat of the verdigris green colour and the colours thereafter, the copper does show through. But you can miss the first coat of copper out if you wish, but it all adds to the finished effect. It all depends if you want to risk any of the original black paint showing through on your end result(because all the colours are watered-down, the paints are quite transparent) I hope this helps answer your question. Thanks for your question. 😀

@@nirateller5603 you're very welcome. I hope you get to try the clay for yourself 🙂

@@nickiehartmusic glad you found this video useful. Good luck in whatever project you're aiming to do. 🙂

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts Thank you! Music performances. I shall watch some of your other OBS videos to make my set-up a little more professional! :-) If you ever fancy some music for any of your videos let me know! I had a cursory look at some of your craft videos, I used to love crafts when I was a child!

@nickiehartmusic crafting is my passion. I demonstrated it for 20 years on craft shopping TV. Hence all my video are aimed at people who craft and want to Live Stream. I'm still on the lookout for a short piece of music that will work with my logo. I wish I could do music. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Good luck once again 🙂

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts Oh wow amazing! If you are interested in a piano based piece let me know. Thanks so much, that's really kind and thank you! 🙂

@nickiehartmusic thank you for the offer regarding music. I'm really not sure what I want. I think the technical name is a sting (5 seconds or less of music) Anyhow, as mentioned, if you need any other help, I'll answer any further questions you may have. Have fun in your venture🙂

@porshsmith14 you're welcome. I hope you find the video useful. 🙂

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts absolutely. I was just searching for what you may have on lower thirds.

@porshsmith14 I don't have a video on lower thirds,. However using the Move Transition plugin, you can move onto the screen your own lower third graphics. There's two video on that plug in. One to install and one actually setting it up. All lower thirds will have to be premade in a graphics program, but you can still get create with the plugin to create multiple layers within your Lower Third. Get creative and have fun. 🙂

I wish I had creative abilities. But I’m very good at duplicating 😂😂. Thanks again for ALL your help

@@porshsmith14 there are plenty of free graphics programs out there. Worth having a play. I do actually have a video showing lower thirds... I completely forgot about it. It's video 10 in the series. Link below 🙂 ua-cam.com/video/TI17ZSjHIIE/v-deo.html

@porshsmith14 Thank you for your kind comments. The reason why all these videos are short is that when I was looking into Live Streaming, all the videos out there seemed too long winded. All my videos are intended to be watched as a series. The entire series will guide you through all the steps of setting up Live Streaming in a logical order. In the case of this video, although I show you how to install the plugin, the actual set up of it is fully explained in video 9, as per the description to this video. I hope this helps you out. Thank you again for commenting. 🙂

Thank you. I’ll take a look at the set up video.

@@porshsmith14 you're welcome. The video is with my playlist, or see below for the direct link. ua-cam.com/video/i7zClBiQN0E/v-deo.htmlsi=Ts3oWppkt2Taat-k

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts Thanks for providing. I've noticed that when I try to follow most obs tutorials, OBS is on the C Drive. Evidently when I downloaded it, it's not on my C drive. Does this mean i need to reinstall? and how would I be sure it will go to the C drive.

@porshsmith14 normally the C drive is the default drive. But it really doesn't matter what drive you install it to. As long as you are able to link all your media (videos, photos etc) then there really shouldn't be a problem. But if you've had issues with plugins etc then go ahead and install OBS on your c drive. 🙂

@@williamscherer8756 if I've understood your question... as long as everything is going through OBS, then you can turn off individual audio inputs (mute them). So on the audio slider, find the input that associated with your XBOX and mute it. Likewise you can increase the audio by moving the slider up. There's another audio setting, where you can monitor (in other words hear the audio) and not output the selected audio. I hope this helps.

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts so if I mute the xbox audio would that not also stop the audio for the game as well.. I am just trying to not have the voice chat in the stream I still need the games audio..

@williamscherer8756 is the party chat audio, or does it appear on screen? I'm not familiar with game streaming. So my question to you is:- 1. If the party chat is audio, does it come from the x-box or another source?

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts so basically the party chats are on xbox series x console and all xbox consoles with online capabilities… I have a feature called party overlay turned on to see who is talking within the chat show their name. I mostly use it to see when mic is not working right… so I will check my xbox and make sure it set to headset which, it is but there is something I see that say mute speaker audio when headset attached.. I am worried I do that it solve issue but also cut out the sound from the games I play but like you mentioned this is not your expertise.. I will try to find someone else who may know thanks for everything and will always bring up your video to anyone trying to do this stuff as well.

@williamscherer8756 I'm not sure I really get the info on this party chat. So am I right in saying that you speak through your microphone and the people watching, chat by texting that appears on the overlay? If that is the case, then I'd suggest you plug a microphone directly into your computer and have that as an independent audio input into OBS. That way your viewers can still hear the game play, and you can mute your microphone when you need to.

Are you definitely sure you pressed Start Live Stream in OBS studio after you placed the stream key in OBS? OBS needs to be sending signal to Facebook to get the process started. Give the process another go and let me know how you get on.

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts so when I hit apply and okay after copying the key from facebooks website for it, and paste it in obs studio and hit okay and apply there is another step I have to do?? Because facebook never say go live it just greyed out.

Have you specified where on Facebook that you want to stream to? ie your timeline or into a group?

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts yes I have to use my personal site since my other require me to have 100 followers first to be able to stream to it.

But no matter what I do copying and pasting the code or using a permanent code they do not work for the facebook page where it say go live to do it, that part remains greyed out, but I do see in the facebook part a server code as well but do not know how to get that to be in the server part for obs studio just says default.

A canvas is normally treated with a type of primer called gesso (normally white in colour) So yes the clay would stick to that. What you'll have to remember is that once you've rolled out your clay, it will shrink by about 10%. So roll out a larger area of clay than the size of your canvas. Then once dry, stick it to the canvas with a good wood glue. Gorilla Wood Glue is great,. If you can buy that where you are. Stick the clay and weigh the clay down so that it has good contact with the canvas. Leave to dry before trimming off the excess clay. Job done! I hope this helps answer both your questions. If you have any more, then I'll be happy to help further. Good luck with your project 😀

Thank you so much!! I had no idea wood glue could be used with air dry clay. Gorilla glue is readily available here. And your reminder to roll the clay out bigger was a great tip as I had not thought about that. I feel confident to finish the project now!! Thank you again!!

​@cherylthompson9438 you're very welcome. I'm sure your finished project will look amazing 😀

Awww…thanks!

@@sof_d You're very welcome. It's a great product and so much cheaper than many similar clays on the market. Have fun if you get to use it in your projects😀

Thank you for commenting. I made this video after the one on Hearty clay, as I know Das clay is far more easily available and therefore opened clay crafting up for more people. To my surprise the same technique for Hearty clay also worked with Das and other similar clays 😀

Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad by the sounds of it that you're going to give dry brushing a go. It is a technique that can really lift your work and add so much dimension to your work. Have fun, happy crafting 😀

First thank you so much for subscribing. That means alot😀 This method does seem too good to be true... but it certainly works. On very fine detailed moulds, you still have to be careful taking the clay out of the moulds. But as long as you flex the mould gently, it will work fine. Thank you for taking the time to watch, and if you have any further questions, please feel free to ask 😀

Thank you. I hope it inspire you to have a play with Das Wood clay 😀