Hey Donna. I truly love that you’ve decided to focus on UA-cam and sharing your skills. I’ve admired your bold eccentric designs from afar as being in the UK, I have never had the chance to do a class with you. I have since watching all of these videos on UA-cam decided to jump in and make some necklaces for myself, I’ve tried to buy tutorials and some of your free ones from your website but it won’t let me as I have to enter an address even for the downloads of tutorials. Now you do not ship international I think it’s created this knock on problem. I thought I should let you know about this issue, so that international people can get access to these. You are wonderful and so happy I have found access to watching the master be at one with the clay, whilst projecting “you’ve got this, you can do it”. Sarah x
I should not watch these before work, it makes me want to stay home and play 😭 thank you for spending your time teaching us! I’ve already learned so many tricks to make things more precise! 😍
Lovely to see you on UA-cam Donna! You still have those magic hands that make manipulation of the clay look so easy. Just bought some of your new blackout clay, genius idea.
It's so well done, Donna ! I appreciate .. Do you think it would be possible to make such a "jelly roll" like the green and yellow, but with a much bigger diameter, (5 cm for ex) and with only (about) 2 turns which means the layer would be about 1,5cm thick ?
Hi Donna, love your work and products. I would like to know where I can purchase your clasp templates in Australia and I would love to see how you use your liquid polymer as a glaze on both sides of a flat piece. Thanks, Deb from Australia 🇦🇺
Hi Deborah! I don’t have distribution in Oz😞! Okay, I haven’t done that but I suspect the best way would be with a heat gun in many thin layers. The difficulty would be holding the piece as you heat the glaze. Let me think about this!❤️
It is so important for the clay beginner to see these tutorials!! Thanks Donna😊
You know a goal of mine is to try to keep you from "painting yourself into a corner"! That and providing solutions if you ever do! Hugs, D
Thank you so much, Donna. 😊
I just tried the fold over on the balck and white swirl. YES!!!❤❤ LOVE THE outcome.
Yay! Nana!😊❤️
Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse. Douce soirée
I am new to polymer clay, so having you to watch on you tube is fantastic.
Thanks so much 😊❤️
Donna, I bought some Blackout this weekend. I am SO delightfully impressed! No more ugly scrap!! Thank you very much!!
So glad you like it!😊❤️
I’m a total newbie but have become a huge fan of your work, please dont stop :)
Thank you, Ursula. I won’t be stopping, my friend. 😊❤️
Hey Donna. I truly love that you’ve decided to focus on UA-cam and sharing your skills. I’ve admired your bold eccentric designs from afar as being in the UK, I have never had the chance to do a class with you. I have since watching all of these videos on UA-cam decided to jump in and make some necklaces for myself, I’ve tried to buy tutorials and some of your free ones from your website but it won’t let me as I have to enter an address even for the downloads of tutorials. Now you do not ship international I think it’s created this knock on problem. I thought I should let you know about this issue, so that international people can get access to these. You are wonderful and so happy I have found access to watching the master be at one with the clay, whilst projecting “you’ve got this, you can do it”. Sarah x
Hi Sarah! I’m catching up to comments - late! I will let Vernon know. Thank you for telling me😊❤️
These were so helpful. Even though, I’m not a complete newbie, the “simple” tricks will help me greatly improve my work. Please do not stop!
Hi Donna! I wanted to tell you that I LOVE your videos!!! I learn so much from watching them. Thank You!!!
You are so welcome. I am so late replying! Sorry…😊❤️
Thank you for your generosity of your time and skills to help those of us who need this basic information
My pleasure!😊❤️
I needed this! Thank you, Donna.
You are so welcome!😊❤️
Oh Donna thank you, as a beginner these tutorials are life savers 💜🥰💜
Donna, thank you so very very much for sharing your amazing talents with all of us. All your tutorials so easy to understand and follow! ❤️❤️
You are so welcome❤️
I should not watch these before work, it makes me want to stay home and play 😭 thank you for spending your time teaching us! I’ve already learned so many tricks to make things more precise! 😍
Hi Robs!😊❤️
Love your tricks of the trade! Thank you Donna! 💞
Thank you kindly. 👌💕
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Very useful tutorial. Great that it's nice and short. Thanks.
Thank you for this , Im new to it.
It’s still winter here in Michigan. Thank you for these tutorials.
Hope this winter wasn’t a bad one, Frances! I can’t wait for Spring…😊❤️
Thank you so much, Donna. 💜
You are so welcome😊❤️
Thank you! 💜🤗
6 lessons in a row. Hope my boss wont find me. Cant wait till the end of shift. Picking up my pasta machine today! Next set of mica powder tommorow.
The tutes are always there for you so no need to risk it, kid! Have fun! 😊❤️
Lovely to see you on UA-cam Donna! You still have those magic hands that make manipulation of the clay look so easy. Just bought some of your new blackout clay, genius idea.
Hi EJ! Glad you like the Blackout, I have turned sooo much scrap black. Yay!😊❤️
It's so well done, Donna ! I appreciate ..
Do you think it would be possible to make such a "jelly roll" like the green and yellow, but with a much bigger diameter, (5 cm for ex) and with only (about) 2 turns which means the layer would be about 1,5cm thick ?
Sure! Could do that!👍
Oh, fine ! Have you got a place where you demonstrate something like that ? I'm excited to discover your secret !! :-)
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Thank you, Donna!
Hi Donna, love your work and products. I would like to know where I can purchase your clasp templates in Australia and I would love to see how you use your liquid polymer as a glaze on both sides of a flat piece. Thanks, Deb from Australia 🇦🇺
Hi Deborah! I don’t have distribution in Oz😞! Okay, I haven’t done that but I suspect the best way would be with a heat gun in many thin layers. The difficulty would be holding the piece as you heat the glaze. Let me think about this!❤️