Thank you for these tutorials! When I was a teen I made a bunch of clay beads for my hemp jewelry 😂 a couple decades later, I've decided to try my hand at more "practical" and varied items to raise money for my local kitten foster group. So, thanks for the great ideas and tutorials! Keep 'em comin'! 💜 from Texas
Fab video, thanks for sharing your tips. Sooo helpful as always. One question, I usually bake 2mm thick for about 30 mins, how long did you bake these for? ❤
We normally bake for 30-40mins. So long as the temp is right it won’t burn (I sometimes leave mine in for an hour even), and it’s better to make doubly sure it’s baked than be under baked!
Beautiful! I love your instructional videos. I made a rectangular book mark using Sculpey III. It was flexible and pliable but at a certain point it broke in half. I baked it for 250 degrees for one hour. What did I do wrong?
Thank you! 🥰 I would likely say it’s the clay you’ve used, Sculpey III is great for modelling but not so great for thin things like earrings and bookmarks, it will be brittle and break. Try using Sculpey Premo or Soufflé and that should fix the issue ☺️
We actually do! It’s an old video but hopefully it helps. I find the trick it to tighten it with pliers then the bits don’t slip 😉 ua-cam.com/video/c8GKKBYx_z0/v-deo.htmlsi=DVQM9VL-yC0KyhDI
Newbie..just learning..how did you get your clay to that size to begin with..is that a full package.. I can’t get the oblong shape ..only rounds 😒 thanks.
Thank you for these tutorials! When I was a teen I made a bunch of clay beads for my hemp jewelry 😂 a couple decades later, I've decided to try my hand at more "practical" and varied items to raise money for my local kitten foster group.
So, thanks for the great ideas and tutorials! Keep 'em comin'! 💜 from Texas
Oh that’s such a lovely idea, putting your skills to good use! Glad you are enjoying our tutorials, we love thinking up practical makes! 😺
I love these. Can you please tell me how long you cooked them for and how much you would sell them for in Australia?
Thank you 🥰 we baked them for about 40 minutes. We have seen them priced in Australia for anywhere between $15 and $30 😊
@@myclayco Thanks so much.
Fab video, thanks for sharing your tips. Sooo helpful as always.
One question, I usually bake 2mm thick for about 30 mins, how long did you bake these for? ❤
We normally bake for 30-40mins. So long as the temp is right it won’t burn (I sometimes leave mine in for an hour even), and it’s better to make doubly sure it’s baked than be under baked!
I love the dog!
Yes! He’s my favourite! 🥰
The dog is cute 😊 I love your videos ! The choice of the music, and i understand quite well 🙂
Thank you so much! 🥰 so glad you love our videos, and yes that dog is super cute! 🥰
Beautiful! I love your instructional videos. I made a rectangular book mark using Sculpey III. It was flexible and pliable but at a certain point it broke in half. I baked it for 250 degrees for one hour. What did I do wrong?
Thank you! 🥰 I would likely say it’s the clay you’ve used, Sculpey III is great for modelling but not so great for thin things like earrings and bookmarks, it will be brittle and break. Try using Sculpey Premo or Soufflé and that should fix the issue ☺️
Awesome
Do you have a video how to put those drill bits without they going in while using them cause I’m having a hard time with mine, thanks
We actually do! It’s an old video but hopefully it helps. I find the trick it to tighten it with pliers then the bits don’t slip 😉 ua-cam.com/video/c8GKKBYx_z0/v-deo.htmlsi=DVQM9VL-yC0KyhDI
Newbie..just learning..how did you get your clay to that size to begin with..is that a full package.. I can’t get the oblong shape ..only rounds 😒 thanks.
You could try then cutting your circle of clay in half, layering them to make a longer shape and then folding and rolling a couple of times 😊
@@myclayco yes .. great videos .. n love the dog too 🤗… I guess I need to practice more .. thanks