Happy “VALLOWEEN”! I love it! Lol. Omgosh, Countess, I am in awe of how creative and talented you are (I’ve said this before, but I’m saying it, again. LOL). These adorable little “naughty” hearts are so stinking adorable! What a great idea! They look just like conversation hearts. I have never worked with polymer clay before, but I am putting this on my bucket list, for sure. It looks like so much fun, and it looks like it would be very relaxing, too. Do you think the clay could be shaped into earrings, or would it be too heavy? Also, you said you loved to sculpt. Have you made any Halloween figures from clay? I’d love to see more videos about clay sculpting! (FYI: Again, your hair and makeup is great!). Happy “VALLOWEEN” to you and Cristoff!🍷
Thank you for always watching and I just love reading your comments. You will really love working with polymer clay. I feel it’s the most forgiving clay you can make earrings with it just try not to make the pieces too heavy. I make lots of miniature items for dollhouses. There are tons of great polymer clay videos I suggest you find some that show canes, and using it in molds too. I have made “Halloween” figures before, they were actually models of some comic characters I created over 20 years ago. Sadly they didn’t survive one of the moves I had to make. When making figures it gets a little more difficult because you have to use armatures, and partial bake sculpt on top of that and bake again. There is another type of clay I now use for that which is a 2 part epoxy clay called magic sculpt. You basically mix equal parts together and it gives you 3 hours of working time. When it’s set though it’s incredibly strong, it’s just a lot more expensive.
Happy “VALLOWEEN”! I love it! Lol. Omgosh, Countess, I am in awe of how creative and talented you are (I’ve said this before, but I’m saying it, again. LOL). These adorable little “naughty” hearts are so stinking adorable! What a great idea! They look just like conversation hearts. I have never worked with polymer clay before, but I am putting this on my bucket list, for sure. It looks like so much fun, and it looks like it would be very relaxing, too. Do you think the clay could be shaped into earrings, or would it be too heavy? Also, you said you loved to sculpt. Have you made any Halloween figures from clay? I’d love to see more videos about clay sculpting! (FYI: Again, your hair and makeup is great!). Happy “VALLOWEEN” to you and Cristoff!🍷
Thank you for always watching and I just love reading your comments. You will really love working with polymer clay. I feel it’s the most forgiving clay you can make earrings with it just try not to make the pieces too heavy. I make lots of miniature items for dollhouses. There are tons of great polymer clay videos I suggest you find some that show canes, and using it in molds too. I have made “Halloween” figures before, they were actually models of some comic characters I created over 20 years ago. Sadly they didn’t survive one of the moves I had to make. When making figures it gets a little more difficult because you have to use armatures, and partial bake sculpt on top of that and bake again. There is another type of clay I now use for that which is a 2 part epoxy clay called magic sculpt. You basically mix equal parts together and it gives you 3 hours of working time. When it’s set though it’s incredibly strong, it’s just a lot more expensive.
@@CountessandChristoff Great information! Thank you, so much! I will definitely watch some YT videos before I begin.🤗