Tina those stamps are beautiful and I am so happy that you have someone that is supporting your designs. This is an amazing accomplishment and I am so proud of you!
Good video... love the studio and looking forward to the tour! Like the shorter hair too! Love the stamps and what a great idea to design them... they are beautiful and awesome for clay and useful in other crafty projects!
I checked out her Etsy page and sadly she only ships to the USA. I be waiting patiently for when she starts shipping to Canada. absolutely beautiful designs.
Maybe you should message her and see if she plans to ship to Canada. Sometimes people don't ship here because they don't think it will be worth figuring out. But if there is enough interest, they often will change their minds.
I can ship internationally, I just need an address to estimate S&H and customs fees. Maybe you can order with some friends and share the costs. I can also do larger orders to accommodate this, just send me an Etsy convo. These stamps only weigh around 2-3 ounces per 10 stamps.
tjaysilver - it's is the "ask a question" button that shows up when you are shopping for items in the etsy app., or you can send me a private message through my website www.haskinsdesignstudio.com
Love the new shorter hair cut!!! It looks great on you! Great detail on the acrylic stamps. It would be wonderful if they also offered the negative of the stamps you showed. Maybe they do...I'll have to go check out the link! P.S. I didn't even notice the audio issue even though I was listening for it!
Jane Doe I was on her Etsy site and you can order the negative of the stamps! It says to use an R when ordering which will indicate if you want the clay pushed out or in, although I'm not clear on which one the R is for. All of the designs are supposed to be listed on her FB page but I also couldn't find the album she referenced on Etsy that shows the corresponding numbers for ordering.
Stacy Burns r could be reversed or recessed. EDIT: I just went and looked and the site says to let her know 1# or 1r (example) meaning the clay pressed in or raised respectively. So R is raised. I say buy both and cover all your bases! :D
Hi, Cindy! There was one stamp, I believe you said it is 7R, that reminded me of a poinsettia! Would make an excellent, simple, yet pretty, Christmas ornament! And another one reminded me of a snowflake, lol.
Hi Cynthia! I always watch your videos and I find them very useful. Thank you very much for your work! I have a question for you. Do think these stamps or have you ever tried to use them with sutton slice technique? Cheers
it will work if you use a good amount of mica or corn starch on the clay you are pressing the acrylic stamp into, and are very careful not to pull it ou when you are trimming. Also the background clay would need to be very "sticky". just press again into the background clay by standing over and pressing down to create a good contact. I would start with a less "detailed" stamp at first to try it. Please let me know your results.
ive been looking through your videos and cannot seem to find any info so, can you test sculpey iii for strength etc, or give some tips on how to use/bake t so it doesn't snap when used in thin sheets. all my 3d lilys' have snapped off petals, only the center is strong
Tina those stamps are beautiful and I am so happy that you have someone that is supporting your designs. This is an amazing accomplishment and I am so proud of you!
Renee Furst - Thank you Hon!
love all your videos, your voice is perfect, very clear, not fast. And you can tell your very passionate about your work.Thanks and keep em comin
Those are gorgeous. Love your videos and your work area/studio is always clean and fresh looking.
They look so crisp! xx
Good video... love the studio and looking forward to the tour! Like the shorter hair too! Love the stamps and what a great idea to design them... they are beautiful and awesome for clay and useful in other crafty projects!
Excellent tutorial. Good tips on different techniques to use with these stamps verses the rubber or acrylic ones.
I love these Cindy thank you just bought some
I checked out her Etsy page and sadly she only ships to the USA. I be waiting patiently for when she starts shipping to Canada. absolutely beautiful designs.
Maybe you should message her and see if she plans to ship to Canada. Sometimes people don't ship here because they don't think it will be worth figuring out. But if there is enough interest, they often will change their minds.
I do ship internationally. send me a convo with your address and I can give you an estimate.
Those are Besutiful! I will have to order a set!!
These stamps are gorgeous Cindy, just hope I can find some in the UK. Thank you, I always love your videos.
I can ship internationally, I just need an address to estimate S&H and customs fees. Maybe you can order with some friends and share the costs. I can also do larger orders to accommodate this, just send me an Etsy convo. These stamps only weigh around 2-3 ounces per 10 stamps.
Can I ask what an Etsy convo is please?
tjaysilver - it's is the "ask a question" button that shows up when you are shopping for items in the etsy app., or you can send me a private message through my website www.haskinsdesignstudio.com
*J'ad😍re ! Merci pour cette découverte.*
Love the new shorter hair cut!!! It looks great on you!
Great detail on the acrylic stamps. It would be wonderful if they also offered the negative of the stamps you showed. Maybe they do...I'll have to go check out the link!
P.S. I didn't even notice the audio issue even though I was listening for it!
Jane Doe I was on her Etsy site and you can order the negative of the stamps! It says to use an R when ordering which will indicate if you want the clay pushed out or in, although I'm not clear on which one the R is for. All of the designs are supposed to be listed on her FB page but I also couldn't find the album she referenced on Etsy that shows the corresponding numbers for ordering.
Stacy Burns r could be reversed or recessed. EDIT: I just went and looked and the site says to let her know 1# or 1r (example) meaning the clay pressed in or raised respectively. So R is raised. I say buy both and cover all your bases! :D
Jane Doe oh, I bet you're right! Good call 👊👊
Please just send me a convo if you can't see the photos on my FB business page.
Definitely ordering these!
Short Hair! :D Looks good. Nice and useful video as always!
Love the shorter hair cut ! :)
Wow these look great these would be perfect for what I do but I sure wish she had some floral designs I am a flower freak - thanks for sharing :)
Hi, Cindy! There was one stamp, I believe you said it is 7R, that reminded me of a poinsettia! Would make an excellent, simple, yet pretty, Christmas ornament! And another one reminded me of a snowflake, lol.
Hi you said you can use them with fondant if so are you saying that the acrylic you use is food grade?
Hi Cindy, thanks for posting. Depending on the edges do you think the Sutton Slice technique is possible? Ta x
Hi, does cured polymer clay color transfer onto other cured polymer clay (if one sits on top of the other for a long time)?
Hi Cynthia! I always watch your videos and I find them very useful. Thank you very much for your work! I have a question for you. Do think these stamps or have you ever tried to use them with sutton slice technique? Cheers
Francesca Gorrini I wondered the same thing but I believe the stamps for the Sutton slice need to bend so I'm thinking these wouldn't work.
Thanks Stacy Burns. I think you are right 😊
it will work if you use a good amount of mica or corn starch on the clay you are pressing the acrylic stamp into, and are very careful not to pull it ou when you are trimming. Also the background clay would need to be very "sticky". just press again into the background clay by standing over and pressing down to create a good contact. I would start with a less "detailed" stamp at first to try it. Please let me know your results.
Christina Haskins thanks for your advice. I will certainly let you know if I try.
ive been looking through your videos and cannot seem to find any info so, can you test sculpey iii for strength etc, or give some tips on how to use/bake t so it doesn't snap when used in thin sheets. all my 3d lilys' have snapped off petals, only the center is strong
Hello, I make container candles and looking to have either my company name or logo on the wax. Can I do this with these stamps?
Because of limited photo space on Etsy. She tells you to see all her designs on her Facebook page. Here's the link. facebook.com/HaskinsDesignStudio/
Hello what is your laser machine you use for these arylic design please?
nice thanks
Me encantan tus tutoriales por favor podrías poner los subtítulos en español? 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I think you can set the captions to Spanish yourself in the UA-cam Player settings.
@@PolymerClayTutor no se puede o no sé hacerlo 😔
@@CRISKEITH I am not sure how to do it either. Sorry about that. :(
Can we use liquid clay?
No sorry, you can't use liquid clay in these molds, because they are not heat safe. You would damage the acrylic if you baked them in the oven.