That's crazy! I had no idea. All I ever saw was the pointed ends, and could'nt understand why someone would buy a specific tool just for that. This would save SO much time and tedious work! I feel so silly now, lol.
I too had seen these and couldn't figure out their use. But seeing you use them makes so much sense! Thanks for the video! Also might work for clay embroidery..
*Tracy Born Again Farm Girl I’m still trying to find the bezels that somebody else used in another video I watch and I can’t find them anywhere. And my pasta machine has a plastic candle and I cannot afford that company that makes the mammoth there’s no reason for me to pay like $800 for a pasta machine when I just make jewelry or fun stuff for myself LOL. What do you use?
Ah yes , the Lucy Clay machines are extremely unnecessary and way over priced Camden . I use a preowned Atlas pasta machine I bought on eBay , a much more affordable option . If you are not careful you will quickly get sucked in to all of the products you see , those bezels from sculpy (I think) are an older product so I recommend looking for them on Etsy or eBay 😊 , great to meet a new crafty friend 🙋🏻♀️ !
@@SandyHuntress that could work or metal ball bearings you could pick up at any hardware store. They're solid and you could bake right on top of them. So the ball bearings come in all different sizes so that might be a better deal and they are perfectly round.
@@SandyHuntress you might need to make a negative first. Make a ball cook it then use more clay over top the ball with a handle. Then separate and only keep one with the handle
OMG I have that set but had forgotten all the things it can do. Thanks for reminding me.
Happy creating, Kerrie!
That's crazy! I had no idea. All I ever saw was the pointed ends, and could'nt understand why someone would buy a specific tool just for that. This would save SO much time and tedious work! I feel so silly now, lol.
No need to feel silly, the uses for them aren't obvious unless you've seen it demonstrated. Happy creating!
Oh my gosh. Hate this tool but you made me realize I was not using it correctly.now I have to try again lol.
I hope you find it helpful. Happy creating, Camden! 😀
Wow! I never thought of all those uses for them! Thank you!! 💜
You are welcome, Sharon! I find it so much fun to sit down and try to think of a bunch of interesting uses for different tools. Happy creating!
So much inspiration Sandy......you ROCK! Thanks for taking the time to create this video
Many Thanks,
LuAnn in Oregon
Thank you for the very encouraging comment, LuAnn! I'm so glad to hear I've inspired you. :-)
I too had seen these and couldn't figure out their use. But seeing you use them makes so much sense! Thanks for the video! Also might work for clay embroidery..
I'm glad you found the video helpful, Melissa. Yes, I think those fine pointy ends would work perfectly for clay embroidery.
I own these and I never knew what the are for 😜 , nice one Sandy !
Hope you found it helpful, Tracey!
*Tracy Born Again Farm Girl lol me too!
Camden I even have watch this again to remember , I have way to many craft supplies 🤦🏽♀️ .
*Tracy Born Again Farm Girl I’m still trying to find the bezels that somebody else used in another video I watch and I can’t find them anywhere. And my pasta machine has a plastic candle and I cannot afford that company that makes the mammoth there’s no reason for me to pay like $800 for a pasta machine when I just make jewelry or fun stuff for myself LOL. What do you use?
Ah yes , the Lucy Clay machines are extremely unnecessary and way over priced Camden . I use a preowned Atlas pasta machine I bought on eBay , a much more affordable option . If you are not careful you will quickly get sucked in to all of the products you see , those bezels from sculpy (I think) are an older product so I recommend looking for them on Etsy or eBay 😊 , great to meet a new crafty friend 🙋🏻♀️ !
Great info, I love my set. Thank you
You are welcome, Leona! Happy creating 🙂
Who else thinks they should make these in more sizes?!
My thought exactly LOL!
USe your own clay, make and bake and poof, you have your own, just make it smaller and stronger, like a chess piece
I wonder if you could use round beads and press clay onto the top half to get that concave shape in different sizes?
@@SandyHuntress that could work or metal ball bearings you could pick up at any hardware store. They're solid and you could bake right on top of them. So the ball bearings come in all different sizes so that might be a better deal and they are perfectly round.
@@latenighter1965 Good idea! I'm adding this idea to my to-do list. :-)
Thanks
You are very welcome! :-)
I’d be interested in the making of doll eyes Sandy but I didn’t see it here , did I miss it 🤓 ?
Yes, that video is linked in the tags (the "i" in the upper right of the video) and also linked at my blog post.
if you use your own clay and make these yourself you can make them any size, and any time.
That would be interesting to try, Brian. I'm trying to think what one could use to get that nice round concave shape?
@@SandyHuntress you might need to make a negative first. Make a ball cook it then use more clay over top the ball with a handle. Then separate and only keep one with the handle