4 Mesmerizing Marbled Clay Projects
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2019
- What colors would you try marbling together?
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Polymer clay artist here: Over time, the satin “seal” will react with the clay and the air and become quite sticky to the touch. If you want to protect your creations with a glossy finish, buy polyurethane from the hardware store and brush with that. Also, clay can be very brittle. Be REALLY gentle with those coaters! Happy crafting (:
Thank you!!
Lousie Louis thank you
Do you know what kind of clay that is? It looks like plasticine to me. I’ve never seen coloured clay before.
Is there a type of coating that can make it food safe?
If you put down baby powder on your surface before you roll out the clay it won’t stick to your surface.
If you don't have baby powder, you can also use corn starch or flour
Will the white spots from the powder show up on the final product?
3:55 😍 this is super gorgeous!! the reason I clicked on this video... these colors together make my ❤️ happy! 🥰 🎶
This trinket tray is everything!! Thank you for sharing this project!!
#savethebestforlast
Should probably put a warning on the video telling people that polymer clay is not food safe. Please wash your hand before eating and don't put hot food on them.
Is there anything that can be added as a coating yo make them food safe?
Oh I love this!!
That's mesmerizing..Stunning craft !
3:55 love the colors a lot 😍
Wow those coasters are beautiful!! Where did you guys get the clay used in this video?
They sell the same clay at Michels arts and crafts
They're polymer clay. Most popular brand is Sculpey, Premo and Fimo
Wow I loved them all.
I’ve actually tried a few of these the past few days cause I had left over polymer from an Xmas ornament craft, and I have to say they came out even more beautiful than I had anticipated, I always mess this Nifty crafts up somehow but not this one, I posted a few finished products to social media and everyone else loves them too, so basically, thanks so much Nifty/Buzzfeed for the idea,
I made a soap dish out of the trinket tray idea, probably won’t hold up but it’s super cute for now lol
Beautiful art. Colours were nice
Qué bonito todo!! ♥ ♥
Awesome 🤗
This is so cute I can also make it a present
This is a very easy and fun clay technique to do! You can make endless creations that look 2 times as cool using this method. This is good inspiration! Thanks for sharing, I love this channel.
P.S what clay is it and will it deteriorate a lot over time?
I am also going to say this just because I can: RIP Grant Thompson, Cameron Boyce, and more
Poke a hole in the top of number 2 and add a little tray for it to sit on and it doubles as an incense stick burner.
Very creative
amazing
Do u need a separate oven to bake these or can I use my kitchen oven?
Awesome
All really cute... unfortunately I'm too lazy to make any of this though.
Nice
super video....
What type of clay are you using
Make it blue if you love Nifty crafts
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any special clay for this project?
kawaii!😍😀😀😀
Which clay it is?
Is play dough a good option for these crafts?
hello, can someone tell me please what clay this is, what would I buy in the store? (a brand/type etc.) thank you!
Elana, well spotted that it's not just normal mineral clay (what people normally think of as "clay" - the heavy, stone like clay used for pottery, etc) - they're using: *polymer clay*
Polymer clay is a type of modelling clay which is much lighter and different to work with than normal mineral clay (as it's made out of plastic polymers) and it comes in different colours, usually in little packets like plasticine (like the squares in the beginning of the video).
Just google "polymer clay" and you'll find plenty info, brands and places selling it.
E.g. t's sold on Amazon and in many art & craft stores and even supermarkets. Popular brands are: "FIMO" or "Sculpey", but these are really quite pricey - unnecessarily so for your first try and there are other cheaper ones that will work fine, especially to start with (it's really better to start with cheaper ones to learn how to work with it and experiment before spending a small fortune). Also, often in supermarkets there will be a cheaper version among kids' craft materials - especially a set with small amounts of different colours would be best as a starter.
I'd also recommend looking up more detailed tutorials on how to work with it, as there are some tricks to make it easier - e.g. blogs or here on UA-cam. Enjoy creating!
@@Czadzikable thank you so much! Are you familiar with the "air dry" type of Fimo and whether or not such projects as in the video would work with that, eliminating the oven?
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Bitch I'm making those coasters!!! LOVE them!
Calye kahase milega
I wonder if we can do this with colored air dry clay
You can, just remember that it's not water resistant and you need to seal it. I seal my projects with waterproof glue, then after 48 hours spray them with gloss or satin acrylic spray.
If you use crayola brand, it won’t be easy to work with unless you add something more to it. Also do not use crayola air dry clay for diy or construction purposes it doesn’t work well
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#sajghar rupkatha সাজঘরে রূপকথা
What kind of gold paint is that?
Enamel I think
Can anyone answer my questions?
1. What kind of clay should be used?
2. When you say bake, can I do this in my oven? And for how long?
The clay used looks very similar to the brand “sculpy” clay, that’s the brand I ended up using to recreate the coasters. Any brand of bake clay should have baking instructions on the pack typically low heat (sculpy brand says 175 degrees) and how long you bake depends on how big and how thick the creation is. Yes you can just use an oven to bake.
大理石吐司🍞也是这么做的
It's kids playing clay Dough??
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最后一个漂亮
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Disculpen y eso es plastilina gracias🤔😘
Hi
Hello everyone
First
Será plastilina horneada esq no dicen nada
Eso es plastilina
Is that play dough ? 😅
It’s polymer clay
Its polymer clay...like Fimo or Sculpey.
First
Lol are you sure about that?