ohh yes, i threw away a lot of clay because it was dried completely but you can actually revive clay - I have a video about that where I make 6 month old clay like new again 😊

ohh thats so nice of you 🥰 thanks!!

ahh yes that‘s a problem I‘m facing a lot. Water is not suitable because in theory you could make the clay soft again with water. I like to use a feather duster or dust cloth and just wipe them clean from dust and hairs. But if you want to protect it from other type of dirt maybe it would be better to coat the clay piece with UV resin :) then you can clean it with a wet cloth too 😄

thank you so much 🥰🥰

ohh thank you so much 🥰 if you want to see something specific just tell me! ☺️

hiii @nothingbuttrends7975 🥰 I actually glaced one figure with resin, it is really easy because of the kind of „furry“ surface of the dried foam clay. But I never tried anything else so I would definitely make a video about that 😊💪 thanks so much for this idea! ❤️ (am currently on holiday for a week but after that 🫡)

@@the.sarahworld will wait for the video! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

thank you!! 🥰

hi @tatak4368 thank you!! ☺️ Yes, foam clay just needs to airdry :) Depending on how thick it is it can take up to a week, but after 1-2 days its relatively sturdy. If you put something into it like these magnets, I would give it a few days before using it or the magnets could get ripped out 😅 speaking from experience

@@the.sarahworld okay, thanks for the information! ❤

aww thank you @snehagudla4171 🥰 In the first week or so, yes, but after its completely dry it‘s surprisingly sturdy :) Maybe I‘ll add a part about the sturdiness of foam clay in my next videos 😉

Thank you so much!!☺️ That is such a cute idea! I think a ring holder could work, maybe think about adding some weight on/in the bottom because this clay is very light or maybe buy like a coaster you can attach it to :) Making rings out of this clay could be tricky, I can‘t say if it would work, maybe for that it‘s better to use polymer clay 😅 For glazing it… I used uv resin, which works really well because it attaches to the kinda „furry“ surface :) But then you loose the cool feeling of the clay surface 😅

So glad found your channel!! Does this clay dry very hard? Would I be able to make a key chain using this clay?

​@@Ronell4021 if i am not wrong they said in some cmnts that it dry pretty hard but u have to leave it for atleast a week.

thank yoou 🥰🥰 hahah I totally understand, I rarely show how much I mess up during these projects 😂 I‘m VERY clumsy. But you can always just make them bigger oder just draw on the tiny parts when it‘s dry 😊 and it definitely gets easier over time!

thank you so much 🥰🥰

Hi! ☺️ No, you can just stick this clay together and it instantly attaches. Except when it dries out too much then you would need a bit of water :)

@@the.sarahworld awesome, thanks 👍

thank yoouu @odettestarling9253 ☺️ i think you could do some special parts for earrings with foam clay, but its reeeaally light, it gets a bit more robust when it dried for a week and you could cover it with epoxy or something but then it looses its kinda soft surface 🤔 but i don‘t think you could comfortably use it instead of polymer clay

Hmm right....Can you make a video of trying to make mini charms/jewellery with foam clay itself....and then tell the differences between using pol clay/other sturdy air dry Clays and foam clay🤔 Thank you for the tips💖🙈

Aye aye sir 🫡 I really want to know what people want to see/know 😁 its so much more fun then! so thanks a lot ❤️

Thank you so much💖😻

I was asking my self the same question and what glue could be better to use for foam clay?? Because i was going to use hot glue.

thank you 🥰

thank you!!

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No it is not really durable and absolutely not waterresistant unfortunately. But you could cover it with resin to make it waterresistant and a lot more durable. I have actually two videos on that topic :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/it2ci72Uqci4pmw.html This one is about using foam clay for earrings... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b5N8i9CisKnNl40.html and in this one I make some earrings out of foam clay and cover it with resin :)

@@the.sarahworld is it a good idea to make those with polymer clay?

yes polymer clay would be a lot easier and also more water resistant :)

unfortunately I‘ve no idea what mod podge is 😅 but I think it depends on how you want your clay to look. I used fimo semi glossy varnish which just adds a bit of shine but not a lot of protection. uv resin works really well as protection but it gets really shiny and doesnt look like foam clay anymore

thank you so so much 🥰 if you have any questions or something you want to see let me know!

it depends on how big the piece is but for these magnets about 5-7 days for them to be completely dry and sturdy

it depends a little bit on the foam clay brand and the humidity of your environment 😅 so for the first weeks they are more squishy but can get harder (but also softer if it‘s very humid) over time. If you watch my video where I compare different foam clays I also show how squishy they are after drying :)

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hi! i use Foam Clay from the brand „BOHS“ so far the best I tried (i will upload a video trying different foam clays soon 😊)

tnx😊

I was thinking about starting an etsy shop for a while now! maybe I should do it this summer ☺️

this is air drying clay :) I like to put the pieces on a really soft surface so they don‘t get flat on the bottom and then I store them in a drawer (so they don’t collect dust while drying) for a few days until they are dry

@@the.sarahworld thank you so much for your help 🙏🏻

ohh no problem at all! 🩷

it‘s a company for children toys who also make foam clay. I think they are based in the US but you also get it in europe :) just google „bohs toys foam clay“ and you should get some results 😊

thank you ❤️❤️