How to make your own texture sheets with Cosclay

In this video I show you how to make your own texture sheets with Cosclay. For this project you need Cosclay (or you can try other polymer clay, but Cosclay stays flexible) everyday objects such as nuts and bolts , carving tools and ball stylus tools in various sizes. This project is fun and easy to create.
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[@m.m.pawliuk2180]

Thank you! This was very informational!

[@Helenkawhitedesign]

Thank you for your kind comments.

[@judiangel3727]

I think your texture sheets came out really nice and I wish I would have known about this clay before I bought a bunch of so I'll have to wait before I buy some more clay and it'll definitely be the cos cosclay.💖✨😍

[@Helenkawhitedesign]

Thank you so much for your comment. Since making this video Cosclay has released lot of different types of clay such as liquid clay and I think they have improved their packaging. I haven't used my clay in a long time as I got side tracked and have been painting and lino printing a lot. I hope my clay is still usable. Thankfully I have a motor for my pasta machine. I hope you will enjoy playing with Cosclay. Facebook has a great group devoted to this clay and you can ask tons of questions in there.

[@Helenkawhitedesign]

I hope you will find this video useful. Did you spot a difference to my last videos? I changed the way I record things.