00:30 Tools & Materials 05:35 How to Condition the Clay 12:40 Tip for Hand Rolling the Clay 14:40 Different Brands of Clay 22:15 Storing Clay 24:00 Keeping Your Workspace Clean 27:20 Clay Too Soft? 29:00 Clay too Firm? 29:25 How to Mix Clay 31:30 Liquid Clay & Its Uses 33:25 Preventing Fingerprints 36:00 Baking the Clay SUPER INFORMATIVE VIDEO! Wanted to make a table of contents for myself and others because I'm sure I'll be coming back here for reference!
This is the best polymer clay beginner video I have found on UA-cam, even though it's nearly 3 years old. Informative, well paced. Great job! Thank you!
Wow what a great teacher. My granddaughter wants to make some earrings so I sent her your video. She needs to learn not to buy everything they sell at first. After watching you I know she’ll be a lot happier and informed on how to get started. Thank you
Yes! This is something that we all have tools laying around we can use. Was watching a lady yesterday use an old ink pen for several different functions. Really cool. Toothpicks, paper clips, doilies all kinds of ideas without buying expensive tools.
Great video. Perfect for beginners like myself. It was straight to the point and super easy to understand. You spoke clearly and and at a nice speed. 👍 even though it was long it was informative and engaging. Well done and thanks for sharing.
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This is just the video I was looking for, thank you so much!! I'm so excited to begin sculpting, and youtube has been a great teacher. I appreciate the length too, it leaves no gaps of knowledge and makes the process less daunting. I love your tutorials, I'm a new subscriber!😊
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this very informative video. I am brand new to using clay and this video helped me enormously. Thank you :)
Love, love, love how you simplified this for us newbies... thank you so much- once we understand this concepts, we can enjoy the craft all the more! 🥰 much love!
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I haven't even started working with polymer clay yet. I'm waiting for a small starter kit to arrive. I feel as if I have learned enough to get me started experimenting. Great video!
Oh my God 😅 I love your video on beginner clay it's like a class of its own .. teaching me how to use different Clay's and I was looking for this for a long time.. ty ty I hope u have a second part..
I have had the edges of my clay turn brown while cooking at the right temp for the minimum bake time on more than one occasion. This and the fact that dust seemed to be attracted to my clay no matter how much I cleaned made me give up on trying polymer clay again. Although, I have a few gifts that I need to make that includes things made from this stuff so I need to try it again. This time I am not going to use white and I am going to try that tent idea you suggested. Thank you for the in-depth tutorial.
thanks so much! thoroughly enjoyed this video and took lots of notes. I just bought a bunch of stuff for my daughter to make clay art. Looks like i need to grab a tile, a roller, and liquid clay next. ❤
Wonderful video. Thanks so much for putting all this time and effort into such a useful starting point for beginners. I wonder how many artists got their start here!!
Have been working with clay for 3months and really needed to see your tutorial before I started !! Have watched 100’s of tunes ( see even learned this abbreviation) Have yet to make a piece professionally finished. I need to have more patience with the sanding, ugh, but see the need to do so.
I’ve just recently begun working with polymer clay and was getting a bit frustrated with how hard the clay was. I did return the Fimo Effects and exchanged it for Fimo Soft which made a big difference! I also purchased a small bottle of clay softener and that really helped me out! I’m curious about the use of translucent clay. I bought a large block of that and found that I could use a ratio of approximately 1:4 of color to translucent and it seems like a great way to make the small block of colored clay last longer! Anyway, I’m a new subscriber and wanted to thank you for all of your tips and tricks!! 💜
Thank you so, so much for such a comprehensive and thorough video, this is probably the most helpful video I’ve ever seen for any topic ever in the crafting sphere!
Thank you thank you for this video!!!! I'm a beginner to this craft and I've been making keyrings. I'm so glad for the way you made this video with the different clay types, and everything else.
Super informative with loads of tips and tricks for every kind of user - thank you so much ! I'd also like to point out what a lovely voice you have - it was a pleasure to listen to the whole video 😊
As others have commented, I too find your video to be full of the much needed advice for what how and everything else so that now I understand and have learnt much more so I am not as intimated, but now looking forward to working with the clay...Thank you so much for sharing, it is much appreciated ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰😍
One thing i do to soften clay is put into microwave for about 3-5 seconds depending on the thickness you're working with. It can cook some areas if clay is thick and heated for longer than 5 seconds, heat for 3 seconds to start with a piece at a time and if i want a little softer i heat 2 seconds at a time until it's soft enough.
This is very helpful! I've been wanting to get into polymer clay sculpting for a while and I might even start a small business with it if I really enjoy it! Thank you so much!
I am listening to your video and while listening I was scrolling through all the comments. I didn't see any questions about why so many crafters say not to use sculpy III. I was in Hobby Lobby and that was basically all they had. Another question I can't find an answer to is when you are new to clay how much do you cut off a new block when you are going to try making something like earings.
Hi! I haven't used SculpeyIII myself, but it seems like it's a soft clay that is a bit brittle after baking, according to what I've seen. This will make it easy to work with, but not great for anything too thin or anything with sculpted details for instance. To know how much clay to cut off a block, you really just have to guess. I would condition a bit more that you think you'll need, as you can always store that excess clay and use it for a future project. Thanks for watching :)
This video was extremely helpful! Thanks! Another thing that is worth mentioning to beginners is make sure you to avoid the clay: 'sculpey III'. It cracks after baking every time I've tried it. A waste of time and money!
What a wonderful introduction to using polymer clay. I am so pleased to have found it not long into my actual attempts as using the products rather than just looking at them and longing to try. I do have two related questions about baking that I didn't see covered. 1. Once the clay has baked for the recommended time: do you leave it in the oven to cool down with the heat turned off or do you remove it to a protected area outside the oven? 2. I will be using a small oven appliance to bake my items. When the door is opened even for a very short time, the temperature drops dramatically. Is it better to put items into the oven when it is turned on, then start the timing once the temperature is set, or open the door of the hot unit and wait to set the time once the correct temperature is set? Again, leave it in the turned off unit or remove the items, still on their baking surfaces, once the time has elapsed? Thank you again; I am now moving on to your other tutorials with absolute confidence that they will be as well prepared and shown as has this one. Joyce
Thank you, I'm glad you liked the video! I just leave my baked clay on top of my oven to cool after baking. But it won't hurt the clay to leave it to cool in the oven, it'll just take longer to cool. For point 2, I think either would work honestly; I leave it until the oven is up to temperature :)
It’s not often I watch a long video through but I did with yours and it’s been so informative so thank you for this. I’m a new resin jewellery maker and polymer clay is just screaming at me to play with it 😂. I find that beginner videos which Iv attempted to watch in the past are not helpful but this one was full of so much information which hasn’t confused my little brain. Iv just had to subscribe to you 🥰 xxx
Excellent thanks. I've just got into polymer clay making little models. The one thing I wanted to know was how many times I can add bit's after baking. This was very informative. One thing I do want to know is, what sort of paint is best to use on polymer clay? I'm using sculpey oven bake clay. I haven't used it yet and the models I want to make have quite a bit of detail work. Like hands, feet, eyebrows and facial expressions.. I'm basically testing it first but I'm wanting to paint them afterwards. Great information from this video. 😊
Sorry for the late reply! If you're going to repeatedly bake the clay, you can part-bake each time, and then fully bake the last time. You just have to be careful baking it too much if it's a light colour/white because it's possible so much baking could slightly discolour it. Shouldn't be an issue though. I believe you can also part-bake clay with a heat gun to do it quicker as you add details, but you'll still need to fully cure it in the oven at the end :)
thank you so much, I had last worked with fimo 30 years ago and it seems my gran did teh conditioning for me, so I was so puzzled when the clays were so crumbly and I had feared that my clay was "dried out" or too old or something... this video gave me all the information I need to get back into it (next project again, making "gargoyles" for my electric intallation point plastic covers)
this was awesome, i loved detailed video and experience when im learning something new....youtube..."hire her please" lolz keep it up, as a youtuber myself, i know its alot of work...subscribed 😀
Thank you so much for this most informative and precise video covering everything about Polymer clay!!! I have a query related to baking, you mentioned that dont bake food alingwith the clay project, however after i finish the Polymer clay baking.. should i clean the oven for the fumes residue for future food baking? Also what are your thoughts on using oven safe bags ( used fot turkey baking eg - Reynolds)? How would that work? Thanks in advance🙏
Thank you :D I imagine oven safe bags would work, but I haven't tried them so can't say for sure. I don't clean my oven after use; I just leave the door open for a bit to air it out. The main thing is not to use any baking trays etc for both clay and food - no contact should be between those 2 things. Some people who bake clay a lot get a separate desktop mini oven (just for clay), so that's an option too!
I really enjoyed your beginners video, and your accent reminded me of England where I was born. I live in Australia and have just started going to classes. Thank you for all your help and great tips. 😊😊😊
Awesome video! loaded with information. I usually am not able to sit through simple 6min videos because of my frustrations of continued gibberish, however I sat through this entire video, rewind and took notes. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Thank you so much for a very informative Video and clear instructions for a beginner. I definitely save it to watch and learn step by step. I am passionate with this but don’t know how to start until I found your video . 🥰❤️
This maybe a silly question but when baking your clay do you use a fan oven? Of all the tutorials I have watched no one has ever mentioned this. I think your video tutorial is amazing x
Thank you :D I personally use a fan oven, but that's just because that's what I own already. I don't think it's necessary, but perhaps it makes the clay less likely to burn? Just make sure you do a test piece first in the oven you have to see how it goes.
Beautiful tutorial. Thank you💖 I realize that this is not for me. Too complicated and too much time consuming. I am looking for another hobby, but this is not it. I love your voice, very soothing.
This is a very informative video. I listened to the end. I haven't used my Fimo in over 5 years, so I guess I better buy some new stuff.🤗 Thank you so much for the information!
00:30 Tools & Materials
05:35 How to Condition the Clay
12:40 Tip for Hand Rolling the Clay
14:40 Different Brands of Clay
22:15 Storing Clay
24:00 Keeping Your Workspace Clean
27:20 Clay Too Soft?
29:00 Clay too Firm?
29:25 How to Mix Clay
31:30 Liquid Clay & Its Uses
33:25 Preventing Fingerprints
36:00 Baking the Clay
SUPER INFORMATIVE VIDEO! Wanted to make a table of contents for myself and others because I'm sure I'll be coming back here for reference!
Thank you for the time break down. I'm going to save this video as I'm going to keep coming back.
Very helpful for this great video! Thanks!
Thank you SO much for the time stamps
And 40:46 Burning issues
And 41:27 Shaping clay whilst baking
Thank you
straighforward, no stupid music, no nonsense, no family pets!!! really informative. thank you
Hehe thanks! :D
Hi, my name Rebecca Hayes
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6 years later but still brilliant and relevant. Thank you so much for all these useful tips xx
Aw thank you :D
This is the best polymer clay beginner video I have found on UA-cam, even though it's nearly 3 years old. Informative, well paced. Great job! Thank you!
Thanks very much :D
i totally agree
Agreed lol I was like oh guess I can’t use the old wooden rolling pin. Makes sense lol
Yes! I love it too. It encouraged me to start my own sculpting for beginners too. I am inspired by these!
I am going to be working on this
Wow, this is the ultimate polymer clay guide for beginners. Thanks a lot!
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching :)
Have you created any?
Wow what a great teacher. My granddaughter wants to make some earrings so I sent her your video. She needs to learn not to buy everything they sell at first. After watching you I know she’ll be a lot happier and informed on how to get started. Thank you
Aw thanks very much! Happy crafting to your granddaughter :D
Yes! This is something that we all have tools laying around we can use. Was watching a lady yesterday use an old ink pen for several different functions. Really cool. Toothpicks, paper clips, doilies all kinds of ideas without buying expensive tools.
BEST comprehensive video on polymer clay I've seen yet, and I've seen quite a few!!!!
Aw, thanks! :D
I saved the video so I can watch it again when I need to remember something! Amazing video!
Thanks very much!
It’s informational!
Great video. Perfect for beginners like myself. It was straight to the point and super easy to understand. You spoke clearly and and at a nice speed. 👍 even though it was long it was informative and engaging. Well done and thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much :D
OMG! It’s the best video for insomniacs! Absence of visual elements helps a lot. Takes me about 10 minutes to fall asleep. Thank you!
Ha! Happy to help :)
OMG it's true ; I felt asleep last night without even noticing it ❤️🙌🏻
I did too! So, I am re-watching it this morning to grasp all the info!
Thank you for such an informative video :)
LOVE that you gave the right way to cook clay, so many people just say to put it in the oven follow the package. Thank you.
You are very welcome :) Thanks for watching!
As someone who is trying to figure out where to start, this was incredibly handy and very appreciated
Glad you found it useful :D
Thanks very much for such a clear and informative instruction video! You deserve so much more views!
Aww thanks very much...I'm glad you found it useful :)
indeed!
Have you created any polymer clay sculptures?
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@@RokoleeDIY said he had been in here and I told you I didn’t want it I is in my house 🏡 lol 😂 said that her sister had had is so much more lol 😂 lol 😂 I’llu and mywas absolutely thrilled 😁 got a perm
Thx so much for so much helpful information - direct and to the point
This is the most accurate and complete video I’ve seen on the subject! Congratulations
Thanks very much :D
This is just the video I was looking for, thank you so much!! I'm so excited to begin sculpting, and youtube has been a great teacher. I appreciate the length too, it leaves no gaps of knowledge and makes the process less daunting. I love your tutorials, I'm a new subscriber!😊
Aw thanks very much!
I love how detailed they get.
The most easy to follow and comprehensive video for beginners I have found. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome!
This is the best polymer clay teaching tutorial ever learned do much and became an expert after one day of starting
Aww thanks :D Glad you found it useful!
Extremely comprehensive tutorial. Thank you. I think I will continue to buy from the pro’s at this art.
Thanks very much :D
Best tutorial ever, super informative, a lot of useful tips, and helped me a lot to start my polymer clay adventure. Thank you for doing that 😊
Aw thanks very much :D Enjoy your adventure!
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this very informative video. I am brand new to using clay and this video helped me enormously. Thank you :)
Aw thanks :D I'm so glad it helped.
Thank you great demo with polymer clay. Makes a beginner like me confident in the process.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
It’s so refreshing to see something like this here!
Love, love, love how you simplified this for us newbies... thank you so much- once we understand this concepts, we can enjoy the craft all the more! 🥰 much love!
You are so welcome! Happy crafting :)
True!
Right?! This is great
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I haven't even started working with polymer clay yet. I'm waiting for a small starter kit to arrive. I feel as if I have learned enough to get me started experimenting. Great video!
Thank you :) Happy crafting!
Thanks for such a comprehensive guide! I’ve started crafting with clay while I’m stuck at home and it’s really fun.
Thanks for watching and happy crafting!
Perfect crafting activity during covid!
Oh my God 😅 I love your video on beginner clay it's like a class of its own .. teaching me how to use different Clay's and I was looking for this for a long time.. ty ty I hope u have a second part..
I'm glad it was useful :) I have another video on finishing clay as well.
So much handy tips. Thank you for your well planned and thought out video. Thank you. Huge help for a beginner.
You are so welcome! I'm glad you liked it
I have had the edges of my clay turn brown while cooking at the right temp for the minimum bake time on more than one occasion. This and the fact that dust seemed to be attracted to my clay no matter how much I cleaned made me give up on trying polymer clay again. Although, I have a few gifts that I need to make that includes things made from this stuff so I need to try it again. This time I am not going to use white and I am going to try that tent idea you suggested. Thank you for the in-depth tutorial.
I'm so glad you found the video useful :) Thanks for your comment, and good luck with your clay crafting!
The tenting definitely works. My white turned brown every time until I tented with foil. Now it stays pure white!
thanks so much! thoroughly enjoyed this video and took lots of notes. I just bought a bunch of stuff for my daughter to make clay art. Looks like i need to grab a tile, a roller, and liquid clay next. ❤
So glad you found it helpful! :D
@@RokoleeDIY I actually went out and bought all of the things listed. she hasn't used it yet because she felt how hard the clay was and said nope 🙃
Aw no! Maybe get her a rolling pin to bash the clay with, and/or a pasta maker so she doesn't have to hurt her hands!@@DestinysPookie
Thank you! Im glad to have this when learning something cool. I reallt appreciate this while im looking for tourorials for my school project!
Wonderful video. Thanks so much for putting all this time and effort into such a useful starting point for beginners. I wonder how many artists got their start here!!
You're very welcome! That's a fun thought...I wish I did know who started out watching this video :D
This is the best tutorial I have ever watched in my entire life, and I watch a lot of tutorials. Can you teach me everything please?
Aw thanks! :D
All very good advice, thanks so much for going to the trouble of making this video! You have saved me time and money:)
You're welcome! Glad it helped :)
Have been working with clay for 3months and really needed to see your tutorial before I started !! Have watched 100’s of tunes ( see even learned this abbreviation) Have yet to make a piece professionally finished. I need to have more patience with the sanding, ugh, but see the need to do so.
:D You'll get there! Happy crafting
Thank you, thank you so much for this wonderful video tutorial, very informative, easy to listen to. We are so inspired and can't wait to get started!
You are so welcome! I'm glad it was helpful :)
Have you created any pieces yet?
I’ve just recently begun working with polymer clay and was getting a bit frustrated with how hard the clay was. I did return the Fimo Effects and exchanged it for Fimo Soft which made a big difference! I also purchased a small bottle of clay softener and that really helped me out! I’m curious about the use of translucent clay. I bought a large block of that and found that I could use a ratio of approximately 1:4 of color to translucent and it seems like a great way to make the small block of colored clay last longer! Anyway, I’m a new subscriber and wanted to thank you for all of your tips and tricks!! 💜
Aww thanks for subscribing and for your comment! Hope you have fun with your new hobby :)
Rokolee DIY Thank you!!
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7:36
9:10
be care ful of air pockets
13:00
use glass pan
alomanime trade upside down protect clay
inspartion 16:21
Thank you so, so much for such a comprehensive and thorough video, this is probably the most helpful video I’ve ever seen for any topic ever in the crafting sphere!
Oh wow, thanks so much! Glad you found it useful :D
A great comprehensive video on how to use polymer clay
Thank you :)
Thanks for this video! So many helpful tips and explanations. Your voice, speed and cadence are great for explaining.
Aw thanks very much :D
Great video for me being new to polymer clay!
Yay!
Might be an old vid, but it worked for me. Thanks.
Good to hear! :D
I absolutely loved ur video. Very informative. Ur notes helped me when I was ready to begin
Thank you :D I'm glad it was useful to you
I watched the whole video like a podcast while playing with polymer clay 😄 Great video, learned lots!
Awesome! Glad you liked it :)
Thank you thank you for this video!!!! I'm a beginner to this craft and I've been making keyrings. I'm so glad for the way you made this video with the different clay types, and everything else.
I'm so glad it helped you :D
It’s very helpful! It helped me a lot too.
Super informative with loads of tips and tricks for every kind of user - thank you so much ! I'd also like to point out what a lovely voice you have - it was a pleasure to listen to the whole video 😊
Aw thanks very much :D
Thank you SO MUCH for such a detailed and lovely explanation! God bless you
You are so welcome!
Omg this really helped me this is the best beginner video! Its old 4 years but allways good
Glad you liked it!
Thank you, best tutorial I have ever watched. I learned so much from this video.
Aw thanks so much :D
As others have commented, I too find your video to be full of the much needed advice for what how and everything else so that now I understand and have learnt much more so I am not as intimated, but now looking forward to working with the clay...Thank you so much for sharing, it is much appreciated ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰😍
Aw thanks, you're very welcome! Happy crafting :)
Lovely, a clear and simple guide for beginners. Does what it says on the tin. Thank you very much.
I love it!
You're very welcome!
Love the professional dialogue
Thank you :)
One thing i do to soften clay is put into microwave for about 3-5 seconds depending on the thickness you're working with. It can cook some areas if clay is thick and heated for longer than 5 seconds, heat for 3 seconds to start with a piece at a time and if i want a little softer i heat 2 seconds at a time until it's soft enough.
Not sure I'd risk baking the clay, but if it work, it works!
Fantastic, informative video. Thank you so much.!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is very helpful! I've been wanting to get into polymer clay sculpting for a while and I might even start a small business with it if I really enjoy it! Thank you so much!
Excellent! I'm glad it was helpful :D
Excellent tutorial! Thank you very much.
Have a safe and happy Christmas.🎄
Thank you! You too!
I am listening to your video and while listening I was scrolling through all the comments. I didn't see any questions about why so many crafters say not to use sculpy III. I was in Hobby Lobby and that was basically all they had. Another question I can't find an answer to is when you are new to clay how much do you cut off a new block when you are going to try making something like earings.
Hi! I haven't used SculpeyIII myself, but it seems like it's a soft clay that is a bit brittle after baking, according to what I've seen. This will make it easy to work with, but not great for anything too thin or anything with sculpted details for instance.
To know how much clay to cut off a block, you really just have to guess. I would condition a bit more that you think you'll need, as you can always store that excess clay and use it for a future project. Thanks for watching :)
Excellent, thank you for such a clear video!! Perfect for me as a complete newbie!
I'm glad it was useful :) Thanks!
It helps me too!
This video was extremely helpful! Thanks! Another thing that is worth mentioning to beginners is make sure you to avoid the clay: 'sculpey III'. It cracks after baking every time I've tried it. A waste of time and money!
Thanks for the tip! I've not tried that clay.
What a wonderful introduction to using polymer clay. I am so pleased to have found it not long into my actual attempts as using the products rather than just looking at them and longing to try. I do have two related questions about baking that I didn't see covered.
1. Once the clay has baked for the recommended time: do you leave it in the oven to cool down with the heat turned off or do you remove it to a protected area outside the oven?
2. I will be using a small oven appliance to bake my items. When the door is opened even for a very short time, the temperature drops dramatically. Is it better to put items into the oven when it is turned on, then start the timing once the temperature is set, or open the door of the hot unit and wait to set the time once the correct temperature is set? Again, leave it in the turned off unit or remove the items, still on their baking surfaces, once the time has elapsed?
Thank you again; I am now moving on to your other tutorials with absolute confidence that they will be as well prepared and shown as has this one. Joyce
Thank you, I'm glad you liked the video!
I just leave my baked clay on top of my oven to cool after baking. But it won't hurt the clay to leave it to cool in the oven, it'll just take longer to cool.
For point 2, I think either would work honestly; I leave it until the oven is up to temperature :)
Awesome so much precise straight to the point soft and clear with no background music just perfect and extremely useful
So glad you liked it :) Thanks for watching!
Thank you for all the great knowledge for beginners. I've added some new items to my list before I take the plunge.
You're welcome :) Happy crafting!
It’s not often I watch a long video through but I did with yours and it’s been so informative so thank you for this. I’m a new resin jewellery maker and polymer clay is just screaming at me to play with it 😂. I find that beginner videos which Iv attempted to watch in the past are not helpful but this one was full of so much information which hasn’t confused my little brain. Iv just had to subscribe to you 🥰 xxx
Aww thanks very much :D i'm glad you found it useful. Happy resin-and-clay crafting!
Excellent video. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Excellent thanks. I've just got into polymer clay making little models. The one thing I wanted to know was how many times I can add bit's after baking. This was very informative. One thing I do want to know is, what sort of paint is best to use on polymer clay? I'm using sculpey oven bake clay. I haven't used it yet and the models I want to make have quite a bit of detail work. Like hands, feet, eyebrows and facial expressions.. I'm basically testing it first but I'm wanting to paint them afterwards. Great information from this video. 😊
Sorry for the late reply! If you're going to repeatedly bake the clay, you can part-bake each time, and then fully bake the last time. You just have to be careful baking it too much if it's a light colour/white because it's possible so much baking could slightly discolour it. Shouldn't be an issue though. I believe you can also part-bake clay with a heat gun to do it quicker as you add details, but you'll still need to fully cure it in the oven at the end :)
Paint I use is acrylic paint :)
thank you so much, I had last worked with fimo 30 years ago and it seems my gran did teh conditioning for me, so I was so puzzled when the clays were so crumbly and I had feared that my clay was "dried out" or too old or something... this video gave me all the information I need to get back into it (next project again, making "gargoyles" for my electric intallation point plastic covers)
Your gargoyle project sounds awesome :D Happy crafting!
Thank you for this detailed and informative video. Much appreciated.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching :)
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this was awesome, i loved detailed video and experience when im learning something new....youtube..."hire her please" lolz
keep it up, as a youtuber myself, i know its alot of work...subscribed 😀
Thanks very much :D
Have you created any?
Very informative. Using visual aides would be very helpful.
Awesome video. Taking up making jewelry again and had never seen such detail. Thank you
Glad it was helpful :) Happy crafting!
Thank you for this easy to follow and understand informative video.
You are welcome! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for keeping this video posted
Thank you so much for this most informative and precise video covering everything about Polymer clay!!! I have a query related to baking, you mentioned that dont bake food alingwith the clay project, however after i finish the Polymer clay baking.. should i clean the oven for the fumes residue for future food baking? Also what are your thoughts on using oven safe bags ( used fot turkey baking eg - Reynolds)? How would that work? Thanks in advance🙏
Thank you :D
I imagine oven safe bags would work, but I haven't tried them so can't say for sure. I don't clean my oven after use; I just leave the door open for a bit to air it out. The main thing is not to use any baking trays etc for both clay and food - no contact should be between those 2 things. Some people who bake clay a lot get a separate desktop mini oven (just for clay), so that's an option too!
Fantastic. Love the clear instructions.
Thanks very much :)
I really enjoyed your beginners video, and your accent reminded me of England where I was born. I live in Australia and have just started going to classes. Thank you for all your help and great tips. 😊😊😊
Thanks so much! 😊 I'm glad you liked my video (and accent!)
What an excellent video. Thank you. Am so brand new to this craft, ! and still too nervous to actually create !
Aw thanks!
Ha, I relate, but don't overthink it... go for it, what's the worst that could happen? :D
Great video! Thanks for all the detail and images. It helped me make sense of everything 😊👍
You're very welcome! Glad it helped :D
Another great video with super helpful tips, thank you! Amazing, I can’t wait to try these
Thanks very much :) Happy crafting!
Omg this lady has the voice of cabin crew giving out the flight info on the plane.
Great Video! Have ordered my clay and tools! Can’t wait to start creating !
Yay! Happy crafting :)
Great info. I learned so much
Thank you this helped a ton. I'm not just starting but I'm looking to up my game to maybe participate in a craft fair and this definitely will help!!
Aw I'm glad you found it helpful :) You should definitely try a craft fair - I've done a couple and they're fun!
thank you
Awesome video! loaded with information. I usually am not able to sit through simple 6min videos because of my frustrations of continued gibberish, however I sat through this entire video, rewind and took notes. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Aww thanks very much for your nice comment :D I'm glad you liked the video
Wendy Daniels well said, and agree 100% . Love this video.
Super thanks and you didn’t say but if people like this it will help others find it
Thank you :)
Just getting into this. Great video. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
This is a great guide, very informative. Thank you so much for creating it.
Thank you :D Glad you like it
Thank you so much for a very informative Video and clear instructions for a beginner. I definitely save it to watch and learn step by step. I am passionate with this but don’t know how to start until I found your video . 🥰❤️
You are so welcome! I'm glad it was helpful :)
Thank you for your video, i´m really don´t found a explication in portuguese so good like your. The best video
Glad you liked it! :D
Thank you so much!! This was so helpful! 😊👏
You're so welcome!
Wow, this is amazing! Thank you so much! This helped so much!
You're so welcome!
Best tutorial on youtube . Thanks a lot
Aw thanks very much!
Thank you so much for this very helpful video!
You are so welcome!
This maybe a silly question but when baking your clay do you use a fan oven? Of all the tutorials I have watched no one has ever mentioned this. I think your video tutorial is amazing x
Thank you :D I personally use a fan oven, but that's just because that's what I own already. I don't think it's necessary, but perhaps it makes the clay less likely to burn? Just make sure you do a test piece first in the oven you have to see how it goes.
Excellent! Informative and easy to follow along.....easy to understand! Thank you so much!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
You are so welcome!
Beautiful tutorial. Thank you💖
I realize that this is not for me. Too complicated and too much time consuming. I am looking for another hobby, but this is not it. I love your voice, very soothing.
Thank you, I hope you find a craft to suit you :D
This is so incredibly helpful, thank you so much!!
Thanks for watching :D
Thank you! Really good information in a lay persons language
Glad you enjoyed it! :D
This is a very informative video. I listened to the end. I haven't used my Fimo in over 5 years, so I guess I better buy some new stuff.🤗 Thank you so much for the information!
You're very wlecome :D Thanks for watching & happy crafting!
Excellent video. I haven't bought any clay yet as I'm just learning about it, so this video has been a heap of help. Thank you. ☺♥
Good luck. I am new to polymer clay too and I am very excited about starting this as a new hobby.
@@Copolia Thank you. Good luck with your new adventures also. ☺♥
Glad it was helpful to you, happy crafting :D