Awe, thank you so much, Kathleen!! It is my utmost pleasure to share it. I am thrilled you like it!

Thank you very much, Deb!

Thanks for the compliment, Brenda and you're welcome.

Thank you very much!!

Thank you, Mandy

Thank you!! I think you are 1,000! So awesome to thank you as my 1,000th subscriber! Yay! I hope you enjoy this journey with me!

Thank you, Naomi!

Thank you so much for the compliment and for subscribing! 😊Welcome!!!

You are very welcome. ❤️

Thanks I’m glad you found it and appreciate all your comments! Cheers!

Thank you! 😊

That is a GREAT suggestion!! Thank you Leese!!! :-)

I am so happy to hear that!!! Enjoy! ❤️

Thank you, Tommie. It is my pleasure to share. Thanks for leaving me a comment.

lol!! :-)

I found it at Hobby Lobby. Where do you purchase your clay regularly?

Oh my gosh, you are so right, typo, Thank you for bringing it to my attention!!!

Removed it, again, thanks for letting me know!

@@GLorious_Creations How did you edit the video (remove the text)? I didn’t think you could edit videos once they were uploaded to KZfaq! I’d appreciate some advice on this!

I just took out the whole clip. There is no way to add anything to a video on You Tube Editor that I am aware of... at the moment, but maybe they will change that in the future. I used the cut an trim feature. I don't know if this is helpful or not. :-) (Wish I could've just changed the text really quick.)

@@GLorious_Creations Yeah, I realized after I asked, that you’re able to remove clips, just not edit within a frame, or add something lol Thank you,though 🥰

Hello Linda. I am so sorry to hear you are having difficulty. Polymer clay is supposed to be bendable, so I suspect that you may be baking the pieces too long. As far as the translucent, try a little less alcohol ink and when you mix it together leave a few spots where it isn't totally mixed in and you might have better translucent effects. I remember the first time I used translucent clay it didn't come out see through at all, I know how disappoint it can be. Just keep trying, you will get the hang of it.

Thank you I will. Your work is lovely and I was hoping for similar. I will push on. 🤗

I’ve been thinking about it and you could also try using less of the solid colored clay and/or add more translucent clay without any alcohol ink added to it. Good luck, please keep me posted on how it goes!

Will do. I am certainly not ready to give up on it.

Hi there! Baking your pieces too long will not cause them to burn. Try tenting your piece and get a oven thermometer your oven can spike sometimes and cause your stuff to burn. 😊

I think it came in a package of cheap clay I bought when I was first starting out… (before I knew better.) but I cannot be 100% certain.

When you make mokume gane the upper layers are pushed down into the lower layers of the clay making interesting details and patterns appear. I apologize for not explaining that more clearly. Maybe I should make one with different colors so you can really see the effects better. To make it thicker, you can always cut the clay and stack it again. There are many ways to make it but I started with such as small amount that I didn't want to cut and stack it. I hope this helps.