you're a great reviewer! I was comparing cosclay to super sculpey because I wanted to make a small art doll for my cousins birthday, I couldn't decide between the two but this video helped me chose
Seeing you opening the box full of colorful cosclay made me envious (in a positive way) of you dear, i know that feeling. Thank you for shring this video for us.
That coil looked like an old fashioned telephone cord! I'd like to try the cosclay one day but you can get the regular polymer clay more durable by baking it longer. I have a Fimo bracelet I've used almost daily for the last year and it's still as good as new. I baked it for a lot longer than the recomended 15 minutes (more like 2 hours and then let it cool in the owen) to let the polymerisation be as thorough as possible.
I usually bake my items for an hour minimum. I usually don’t have issues with things breaking too much unless they fall or get banged around. I’ll play around with some more and try some new things with my baking. My biggest issues have been hair pieces on chibi characters. Those usually tend to break off the easiest no mater how careful I am.
@@trenonights6635 The few chibis I've made are still in one piece as I tend to make them and then have them on display where no one can make them fall! I want to make more but I have too many ideas and too little time to make them...
TrenoNights I will try to get some shortly after it comes out. The spring you created makes me think it would work really well to create a character from Arms.
Thank you!! I tried to answer any questions I had about the clay. I’m pretty new to reviews and such so I felt more like a fan girl just having fun lol. I’m happy you enjoyed!
Thank you!! I tried to answer any questions I had about the clay. I’m pretty new to reviews and such so I felt more like a fan girl just having fun lol. I’m happy you enjoyed!
I was working with cosclay today and it was extremely soft, impossible to do something proper with it. I even leeched it twice. I bought it few months back so I thought it would be crumbly... 😮💨
You’re too kind, thank you!! I used Fimo sometimes as well. There is more of a difference between Cosclay/Fimo than there is Cosclay/Premo. It’s really fun to work with. In my opinion the texture/stickiness of the clay gets easier to work with the more you use it. Happy claying!!!!
Not sure how long you baked your Premo clay but, if you bake for 1 hour instead of recommended time, it is much more durable. As long as the temperature is not too high, there is no burning even at that length of time.
I think I baked this set for about 30-40 minutes. Typically I’ll bake Premo for about an hour, and I do have good luck with thinner pieces being more durable. This piece was a bit too thick and didn’t maintain the flexibility that I’ve see it have while thinner. At least in my experience.
it's not ur hands, i too feel the sticky when well conditioned, one can remedy with a bit of Talc if you working on tiny parts, but i had Cos Clay sit now for 3+ years and still good ass the day i bought it why i like it so much...
I have recently purchased CosClay Warm Beige, but honestly I am a bit disappointed. It looks like they changed the formula or something because it is too soft and sticky I am usually use Sculpey Super Living Doll, Fimo Soft and Fimo Professional. In comparison to those brands CosClay is stickier and holds the small details a bit worse.
I have the Kickstarter pack and I heard they did change the formula since the original was harder to condition, however I do think overall it’s softer. Which is a shame because as much as I dislike conditioning this clay, I like the firmness of it. Although, even the original formula is a bit sticky when conditioning and it’s kinda hard to work with. I haven’t tried the newer formulas so I can’t speak on comparing those. I’m sorry you had a bad experience.
I’m sorry. My only suggestion is to follow Cosclay on social media or sign up for their mailing list for info on when they have a restock. I’m not sure how much covid has effected their stock and production.
I used this clay and baked it according to the instructions but it didn't flex and broke easily when I tried to test it. I don't know what I'm doing wrong! :(
I would bake it for longer than recommended. I typically never bake for less than 45 minutes. Also make sure you’re using an oven thermometer to ensure your oven is the correct temperature.
you're a great reviewer! I was comparing cosclay to super sculpey because I wanted to make a small art doll for my cousins birthday, I couldn't decide between the two but this video helped me chose
Seeing you opening the box full of colorful cosclay made me envious (in a positive way) of you dear, i know that feeling. Thank you for shring this video for us.
Love it! Appreciate your enthusiasm and honesty. Can't wait to see what you create. 🙂 -Alex
It’s my new favorite clay! Thank you all so much. I can’t wait to see what comes out next.
Agree got mine last year love it. Great for jewelry 👍
Ace of clay loves this brand for detailing his sculptures.
love the squeel of delight!
That coil looked like an old fashioned telephone cord! I'd like to try the cosclay one day but you can get the regular polymer clay more durable by baking it longer. I have a Fimo bracelet I've used almost daily for the last year and it's still as good as new. I baked it for a lot longer than the recomended 15 minutes (more like 2 hours and then let it cool in the owen) to let the polymerisation be as thorough as possible.
I usually bake my items for an hour minimum. I usually don’t have issues with things breaking too much unless they fall or get banged around. I’ll play around with some more and try some new things with my baking. My biggest issues have been hair pieces on chibi characters. Those usually tend to break off the easiest no mater how careful I am.
@@trenonights6635 The few chibis I've made are still in one piece as I tend to make them and then have them on display where no one can make them fall! I want to make more but I have too many ideas and too little time to make them...
Might be interesting to mix Cosplay with Sculpey lll. I have found it is now available to purchase in Australia.....yay!
I like the big squares. Will it be available in that
Great video! Very informative, thank you so much for sharing your experience with this new clay.
Thank you! I hope you get a chance to play with it. It’s definitely fun!
TrenoNights I will try to get some shortly after it comes out. The spring you created makes me think it would work really well to create a character from Arms.
Great idea!!!! I would definitely use a wire. Just to give it extra security.
Cosclay comes in diffrent firmnesses; which grade was that grey Cosclay please?
Polymer clay mam should baked it first before crafting?
I'm looking online for this product in colors but I can only find it in gray. Where may I find this in colors ? thx...
the cosclay is the best for puppets making yeah!
Thank you for making this video. You're allot fun to watch and your explanations are very concise.
Thank you!! I tried to answer any questions I had about the clay. I’m pretty new to reviews and such so I felt more like a fan girl just having fun lol. I’m happy you enjoyed!
Thank you!! I tried to answer any questions I had about the clay. I’m pretty new to reviews and such so I felt more like a fan girl just having fun lol. I’m happy you enjoyed!
awesome video! I just ordered a slab of cosclay :D can't wait to try it out!
Thank you!!! It’s a ton of fun to play around with!! Happy claying!!
@@trenonights6635 thank you! I can't wait 😊 will do a video or two on it too!
Do it!!! It’s so fun to play with! I’ll have to check out your videos. ☺️
@@trenonights6635 yeah! Can't wait I think it's getting delivered on Monday 😁 awesome! Thank you so much ☺️
New subscriber here. This vid caused me to sub. Please keep pumping out sculpting content!!!
Thanks for being cool👍🏻👍🏻
How is the clay for making fine details like a small animal sculpture? Can you make the same detail as with super sculpey?
I was working with cosclay today and it was extremely soft, impossible to do something proper with it. I even leeched it twice. I bought it few months back so I thought it would be crumbly... 😮💨
Great video! What a lovely personality you have and a good review :) I work in fimo but now I’m really exited to test the cosclay!
You’re too kind, thank you!!
I used Fimo sometimes as well. There is more of a difference between Cosclay/Fimo than there is Cosclay/Premo. It’s really fun to work with. In my opinion the texture/stickiness of the clay gets easier to work with the more you use it.
Happy claying!!!!
TrenoNights Okay, good to know! :) The same to you!
I wionder if this is what they are using on the gnome stainless steel cups
I’m excited to try this stuff out! If you can get your hands on some of that leather/clay stuff I’d like to see a video on that.
Oo yeah! I’ll look for it!
HI, nice review! Just one question. which kind and brand of paint did you use for Cosclay? tia!
Not sure how long you baked your Premo clay but, if you bake for 1 hour instead of recommended time, it is much more durable. As long as the temperature is not too high, there is no burning even at that length of time.
I think I baked this set for about 30-40 minutes. Typically I’ll bake Premo for about an hour, and I do have good luck with thinner pieces being more durable. This piece was a bit too thick and didn’t maintain the flexibility that I’ve see it have while thinner. At least in my experience.
Hello! Can you make earrings with this type of clay? Thank you.
I JUST WANT COSCLAY
Where did u get yours from ?
it's not ur hands, i too feel the sticky when well conditioned, one can remedy with a bit of Talc if you working on tiny parts, but i had Cos Clay sit now for 3+ years and still good ass the day i bought it why i like it so much...
I have recently purchased CosClay Warm Beige, but honestly I am a bit disappointed. It looks like they changed the formula or something because it is too soft and sticky I am usually use Sculpey Super Living Doll, Fimo Soft and Fimo Professional. In comparison to those brands CosClay is stickier and holds the small details a bit worse.
I have the Kickstarter pack and I heard they did change the formula since the original was harder to condition, however I do think overall it’s softer. Which is a shame because as much as I dislike conditioning this clay, I like the firmness of it. Although, even the original formula is a bit sticky when conditioning and it’s kinda hard to work with. I haven’t tried the newer formulas so I can’t speak on comparing those. I’m sorry you had a bad experience.
My only question is how do I get my hands on it???I’ve tried all I can try😓
I’m sorry. My only suggestion is to follow Cosclay on social media or sign up for their mailing list for info on when they have a restock. I’m not sure how much covid has effected their stock and production.
Hey, is this on amazon? If not where xan i find it
I don’t think it’s on Amazon. Checkout cosclay.com.
I used this clay and baked it according to the instructions but it didn't flex and broke easily when I tried to test it. I don't know what I'm doing wrong! :(
I would bake it for longer than recommended. I typically never bake for less than 45 minutes. Also make sure you’re using an oven thermometer to ensure your oven is the correct temperature.
Does this air-dry ?
No. This is an oven bake clay. It will stay moldable until baked.
@@trenonights6635 Thanks for answer, i just ordered Cosclay soft grey so i hope i will have good experience with it.
I thoroughly enjoy it! It’s fun working on projects with some peace of mind knowing that small parts are much safer.
Jovan Terzic all polymer clay is oven clay
It's good clay but it's a little too sticky for me.
The future is here.
Indeed!!!!
Creo que si se parte es porque no quedó bien hecho. Gracias por el video 👍
I like🥴
You paid 200 dollars or this!?!
I got the $100 tier on Kickstarter. Then I split it with my husband. 😁
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