+pTanino Pam, thanks for stopping by and commenting. I can never keep white clay clean so have to use the alcohol. Glad the tip helped. Take care and thanks again for watching.
+Fairysnmypond Barbara, getting back to the polymer clay. Make me happy to complete this piece. Glad you stopped by. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hugs back.
+Cyn Highfield Well, I hadn't noticed that so I had to do a little test and check it out. No, if the heart is symmetrical and and bail is in the center it shouldn't tilt or hang off center. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I'm definitely gonna try this but just wanted to ask. whenever I apply the bake and bond stuff to white clay. after I take it out the white has gone darker and doesn't look like a nice fresh white. is there a reason for this. thank you
Lucy, I need to check this out. I'll report back. I usually use the bake and bond to "glue" pieces together to add strength or raw to baked clay so I don't intend for it to show. I'll let you know what I find out.
OK, I do not have a pasta machine to roll out to a certain thickness. How do I roll the clay out to get close? AND is there a special one to use for the clay?
+Mary Clark Hi Mary, you don't need to have a pasta machine. I do think it's best you have some kind of roller like an acrylic roller or rolling pin (dedicated to clay). If you don't have these you can roll a thin snake of clay and flatten between your fingers. It will give you a wonderful organic look to the roles. There are some clay machines (Pasta machines) you can buy in the clay section of your local craft store but any pasta machine will work - get one from the thrift store if you can find one or a relatively inexpensive one to get started. It's not absolutely necessary, but is a convenience and gives consistency. When you're getting started no need to buy one unless you think you're going to keep going with the clay. Hope this helps.
Very pretty. Thank you.🌹
This heart is absolutely beautiful 🦋🦋🦋
Thank you so much Donna! I appreciate you watching.
so pretty Maria..so delicate...there is a lot of skills here...love watching you work.
+Ina Solsbery Ina, thanks so much for watching and your kind comments. This was a fun project and perfect for spring. Glad you enjoyed the video.
What a beautiful project Maria! Thank you for the tip about using alcohol to clean the clay ... i didn't know or had forgotten about that!
+pTanino Pam, thanks for stopping by and commenting. I can never keep white clay clean so have to use the alcohol. Glad the tip helped. Take care and thanks again for watching.
So beautiful thank you for sharing
Thanks Nancy for watching. Glad you enjoyed this project.
Beautiful
Thank you!
Wow it's so pretty.
+Val Bisson Thanks Val, I enjoyed this project and glad you did too. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I am so in love with this!!! I must have one!
+Jeannine's Craft Room Jeannine, glad you liked this pendant. It was a fun project.
Beautiful!!!!!
Thank you so much Rose!! Glad you like these projects. Thanks for watching.
I love this Maria and you chose the perfect colors. It just came out stunning! hugs
+Fairysnmypond Barbara, getting back to the polymer clay. Make me happy to complete this piece. Glad you stopped by. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hugs back.
so pretty.
Thank you Joanne! I loved this piece. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed.
So glad to have found your channel. Beautiful work!
+Joan Fels So glad we've connected. I hope you enjoy the videos. Thanks so much for your kind words.
Just lovely! Great video!
Thank you. This is one of my favorites. I'm glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching.
beautiful and great tutorial tfs xx
+Penny Humphreys Penny, thanks for watching and commenting. So glad you enjoyed the tutorial.
Just beautiful !!
+josie gitto Thanks for watching and commenting Josie. Glad you enjoyed the project.
Thank You #CACMember #LoveSpringArt
Very good tutorial! 👍
So glad you enjoyed the tutorial Penny. Thanks for watching.
this is adorable thx for sharing!!
+Audrea Gustafson Thanks for watching. So glad you enjoyed this project.
really nice work!!! I enjoyed wstching the heart and flowers comes together in a beautiful necklace
+TheMeriAtelier Meridel, glad you liked this project. Made me happy to do something in polymer clay. Thanks for watching and your kind comments.
Lindo trabalho!
Parabéns!
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Obrigado. Estou feliz que você tenha gostado deste projeto. Obrigado por assistir. 💚
Thank you for having the delicacy to respond in my native language, I'm Brazilian.
Happy Easter!
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Waving to Brazil! Hope you enjoyed your Easter. 💚
Very nice job! I was wondering if it hangs a little sideways with the weight of the flowers all on one side? Can't wait to try this myself!
+Cyn Highfield Well, I hadn't noticed that so I had to do a little test and check it out. No, if the heart is symmetrical and and bail is in the center it shouldn't tilt or hang off center. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Very beautiful,Maria!Love this!
+Eleni S. Eleni, this was such a fun project for spring. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Wich glue you use in this pandent.. atagde flower
I'm definitely gonna try this but just wanted to ask. whenever I apply the bake and bond stuff to white clay. after I take it out the white has gone darker and doesn't look like a nice fresh white. is there a reason for this. thank you
Lucy, I need to check this out. I'll report back. I usually use the bake and bond to "glue" pieces together to add strength or raw to baked clay so I don't intend for it to show. I'll let you know what I find out.
Sweet Willow Designs Thank you
OK, I do not have a pasta machine to roll out to a certain thickness. How do I roll the clay out to get close? AND is there a special one to use for the clay?
+Mary Clark Hi Mary, you don't need to have a pasta machine. I do think it's best you have some kind of roller like an acrylic roller or rolling pin (dedicated to clay). If you don't have these you can roll a thin snake of clay and flatten between your fingers. It will give you a wonderful organic look to the roles. There are some clay machines (Pasta machines) you can buy in the clay section of your local craft store but any pasta machine will work - get one from the thrift store if you can find one or a relatively inexpensive one to get started. It's not absolutely necessary, but is a convenience and gives consistency. When you're getting started no need to buy one unless you think you're going to keep going with the clay. Hope this helps.
thanks! Your reply was VERY helpful. Yes I will buy one, just need more cash LOL
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how to make clay at home
Hello. I don't make my own clay, I primarily use Premo!