Hi jillian payne- Awe, thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words and thank you for watching my vid. Jazzy

Hi tamar paichadze, 💕 Thank you so much for your very kind comments. I am sorry I wasn't able to show how I painted the froggy after I made it (how to make frog ring at 6:10). I will try to film me painting them and show in an upcoming video. It's super fun and easy. 😊 Jazzy

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Hi Little Violet (love your user name), thank you for watching my vid and for your nice comment. 🤗 Gosh, no need to be nervous; the great thing about clay is if you don't like how it turned out, you can 'smoosh' up the clay and start over. I do that A LOT! 🤪 I had to edit out lots of 'oops' from this video. Happy Creating! Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy haha☆ thx for the encourage I will try playing with it tomorrow after I'm done i'll post it so you can see them!!♡☆ hope the turn out good~~ ๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑

Hi Mister Rabbit 😉 thank you so much for watching! 💕🤗 I appreciate your very kind comment. Jazzy

Hi Ziva, awe thank you so much! And thank you for watching my vid. Jazzy

Hi akruti viras- Thank YOU so much for watching! I appreciate your kind comment. Have fun creating! Jazzy

Hi CJ Stewart - thank you so much! I really appreciate your nice comments - you made my day (blushing). Happy Creating! Jazzy

Thank you! 😊

Hi frogs r cool - thank you for watching and that is so awesome of you to want to make some for your friend. Have fun creating! 🐸 Jazzy

Hi linnea I - thank you so much for you kind words and encouragement. I appreciate you watching! Jazzy

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Hi Alisha, wow, thank you for saying that! 🤗 I will try to do that - I really need to just turn my camera on every time I make rings 🤪 then I'd have the vid already. Jazzy

Hi again Alisha; So I filmed the first half of the three stacking rings vid today - as soon as the rings dry (about 3-4 days) I will film how I paint them, and then I'll let you know when the finished vid is ready. 😊

Thank you so much Jazzy, can’t wait to see the vid!! 🤍🤍

@@alishaalikhan5697 Hi Alisha- the vid is ready kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fJhordWAsdWVonk.html 😊

Hi Jess, thank you so much for watching my video and thank you for your nice comment. 💕I hope you have fun creating lots of cute rings for yourself! 😊 Jazzy

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Thank you! 😊

Hi Kiley- thank you so much for watching and for your nice comment. I appreciate your time to watch my vid. Jazzy

Hello Maja, thank you so much for watching and thank you for your kind comment.💕 Happy Creating! 😊Jazzy

Hi Nora, thank you so much for watching and thank you for your very nice comment. 💕

Hello Başak Elik, Thank you so much for watching my video and thank you for your nice comment. 💕 I wish I was better with polymer clay. I tried to make rings with polymer clay, but they turned out terrible 🤪 I need A Lot more practice with polymer clay. 😊Jazzy

After 2-3 days ,what if polymer clay gets wet and melts, or u keep it in the freezer?

Hi Desirae Leggett, thank you for watching my video. 💕 The Graffiti markers are awesome - I love them. So happy you have some! 😊 Happy Creating! Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy oh and I made some of the rings! I made a cow one and it turned out so good

@@DAISY-bl6ib I am so happy to hear that you made some rings and your cow ring is such a cute idea! 🐄 Thank you for letting me know. Jazzy

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Great idea!!

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@@jewelsbyjazzy aww so sweet 💖

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@@jewelsbyjazzy no problem! 😊

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Hi meryem ceren kaplan- Thank you, I appreciate you watching 💕and thank you for your kind comment. Have fun with your froggy ring. 🐸 Jazzy

Hi Azra, thank you so much for watching! I hope you have a chance to make some for yourself. 😊 Jazzy

Hello zehra ıldeniz, thank you for watching in Turkey 💕- I am happy you like the frog 🐸- have fun creating your rings. 😊 Jazzy

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Hi reema, Awe, thank YOU so much for watching my video. 💕 Have an awesome day! Jazzy

Hii christy, thank you for watching my video.😊 And thank you for your kind words. Regrading the coating part being optional - it depends on what you are making with this clay. For example, the UV coating makes the air dry clay 'waterproof'. While this brand of air dry clay dries fairly hard and durable, if the ring were to get wet, it will soften the clay. So, that is why I seal/coat the rings, to make them waterproof. However, if you were using this clay to make sculptures or figurines, you would Not need to seal or coat the clay. 💕 Thank you for your question. Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy okayy thank you so muchhh for the answerrr!!! have a good day!! ♡♡

Hello sahana ganesh, thank you for watching my video and thank you for your question.💕 Yes, you can use clear nail polish on this air dry clay instead of resin. The reason I use UV/LED resin is to make the rings hard and durable and also waterproof. With Clear nail polish, depending on the brand, you may have to apply several coats (drying well in between coats) - this will help to harden the clay (make sure to wait for the clay to be VERY dry before coating). Several nice coatings of clear nail polish will make your rings waterproof. You may, from time-to-time, have to reapply a coat of nail polish, in case it chips off from wear. Some clear nail polishes may yellow over time. Great question! Happy Creating! 😊Jazzy

Hi Estefany García - Awe, thank you sooo much! 💕 I appreciate you and thank you for watching my video. Jazzy

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Hi García Campos Luis Fernando, Thank you so much for watching and you for your kind comment. My husband wrote and recorded those songs and played all the instruments. I use them in all my videos 😊 Jazzy

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I live in Canada btw!

Hi Rain Heather, thank you so much! I appreciate you watching. Sometimes I use a highlighter to tape the paper to - or for a smaller ring, the handle on a nail polish bottle. Here's the link to the wooden mandrels: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00V9K4X8U/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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@@Rain-ef2rj Hello, Canada 💕

@@jewelsbyjazzy Hi again :) I was wondering if you recommend nail polish or even mod podge for the gloss? I live in a really small town so I only have access to those :)

Hi Carol, thank you so much for watching and thank you for your kind comments. I think a regular resin (2-part epoxy resin that air dries in approx. 24 hours) may be difficult to use, as it will drip off the ring while curing. You can try to brush on regular resin, slowly in very thin coats to prevent dripping. If you work slowly, then bubbles should not form - it they do, you can pop them with a toothpick. This particular clay is quite strong when dry but as with ALL air dry clays, it needs to be made waterproof. If you do not have access to a UV lamp, you can try Mod Podge in the Waterproof/Outdoor sealant type. I have not tried that type of Mod Podge yet, so I would still take the rings off before washing hands, showering or swimming (so they do not get wet) in case you miss a spot while sealing (several coats is a good idea). You may also want to experiment with clear nail polish on the air dry clay. Nail polish over time will chip off, so you would need to re-coat it from time-to-time. I would suggest testing out a small piece of dried clay, then using clear nail polish and let it sit for awhile to make sure the nail polish doesn't react with the clay that you are using. Happy Creating! 😊Jazzy

Thank you loud sounds, I appreciate you watching my video and your nice comment. 💕Jazzy

Hello Kala Laka, thank you so much for watching my video.💕 Yes, you can seal air dry clay jewelry with an 'air dry clay sealant', such as this one by Padico.www.etsy.com/listing/920163371/padico-gloss-finish-100ml-waterproof?ref=shop_home_active_2&crt=1 It comes in a gloss or matte finish in a waterproof version. It's an awesome sealant, which I love to use on my clay pins. The reason I use a UV/LED resin on my air dry clay rings, is because rings get banged around a lot and I wanted to make sure they don't break (I use 2 coats of UV/LED resin to make them nice and hard). This particular clay does dry really durable - but like all air dry clay, it has to be made waterproof, so that if the ring gets wet, the clay doesn't get soft again, from the moisture. If you are careful with your rings, you can make them waterproof with the sealant I listed above and then you don't have to mess with UV/LED resin.😊Jazzy

Hello Rhondeno Yanthan, thank you so much for your kind comment! 💕 I appreciate you watching. Jazzy

Hi Lenny Cake, thank you for watching my vid. 🤗 Here is an awesome glaze, made by Padico for their air dry clays: www.etsy.com/listing/881460476/padico-sealer-super-gloss-100ml-water?ref=shop_home_active_3&sca=1 I have used it on other brands of air dry clay and it works great on those also. Always test it on a small piece of dried clay, to make sure there are no reactions, before you glaze your sculptures. It dries really fast - depending on air temp. and how thick you apply it. For me, a thin coat dries in 15 minutes. Multiple coats can be applied. This is my 'go-to' glaze when I don't need creations to be waterproof. Happy Creating! 😊 Jazzy

Maybe clear nail polish will do the job.. 🤔😕

mod podge!

Hello Rifat Ali- thank you so much for watching my video. 😊Jazzy

Hi tme v Thank you for watching and for your nice comment. Yes, this clay is super SMOOTH after drying and if for some reason, I miss a spot when smoothing out before it dries, it can be sanded to smooth out any bumps or dents. Paints glides very nicely across the clay, once it's dry. I am going to try to do a video on how I make my pins and I hope to be able to show the 'smoothness'. 😊 Jazzy

Hi Fatima bibi- thank you so much for watching my video and your nice comment. Jazzy

Hello Nur Batrisyia, thank you for watching my video. Yes, you can use clear nail polish - you may need to apply several coats to this particular brand to make it nice and strong (every air dry clay will dry to a different 'hardness'). You may need to reapply clear nail polish from time-to-time, as it may chip off/wear off. Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy owh i see, thank you so much!!❤️❤️❤️

Hi Klara, thank you for watching my video. 😊 I found the wooden ring sizers on Amazon. They were kind of hard to find and a bit expensive, but I use them ALL the time now. Here is the link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00V9K4X8U/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Happy Creating! Jazzy 🌼

Hi Steffi L, thank you for watching my video. 💕This clay has a really smooth texture once it's dry. And it's really nice to paint, too (I use inexpensive acrylic paint and paint pens). 😊 Jazzy

Hello Lilit Mardanyan - what type of clay are you using? The technique I show is for the YouV Air Dry Clay. I am not sure how other Air Dry Clays react - but it's possible a bit of water on your finger while you rotate the ring - will moisten the air dry enough to smooth out any cracks.

Hi Jannah Abbraham, Thank you for watching my video. 💕 Air Dry clay must be sealed to make it water-proof, otherwise if the clay gets wet, it will become reactivated. Even after sealing the clay with UV-LED resin, I do recommend removing the ring(s) before washing hands, bathing or swimming. 😊 Jazzy

Hello Alda Lopez- Thank you for watching my video. 💕 Yes, that would work great and would make the ring waterproof and harder. If you have available, a 'no-wipe' gel polish would be easier (one less step). Have fun creating! 😊 Jazzy

i think it depends on the clay

Hi FK -💕 thank you and thank you for watching video. Wow, that is a really good question. I know Air Dry clay glaze does Not work on polymer clay, but I do not know about the other way around. In theory, I think it probably would, as almost anything works on air dry clay without causing a chemical reaction (resin, varnish, mod podge, clear nail polish to name a few). Just to be safe, I would suggest trying it on a scrap piece and let it sit for a few weeks to see if the glaze becomes gooey or sticky. Any reaction typically takes a while. I do not have any Sculpey glaze or polymer glaze, or I would test it out for you. I found a bottle in my stash that's soooo old, I am not sure it would be a good test. I will go check out the Sculpey site and see if I can find any info on this. If I find out more, I'll write again. Jazzy 😊

Hello I like fries uwu - Thank you for watching my video and thank you for writing. 😊 I think your recipe is called Salt Dough, which I get a lot of questions about. I am going to have to try it out, as I do not know the answer to your question. I am curious if the dough will be strong and also if it can be baked to speed up the drying process. If I have an opportunity to make a salt dough/homemade recipe, and if it works, I will make a vid on it. Thank you. 💕Jazzy

I tried that umm well ye ut did NOT work they cracked and snapped like nobody's business so um I don't recommend

@@saoirse_b15 Oh wow! Thank you for letting me know. Jazzy

Hi clayfoni, thank you so much! 😊Jazzy

Hi Jhanna Cassandra, thank you so much for your kind comment and thank you for watching my video. 💕 Yes, parchment paper will work as an alternative for the presso sheets. You may want to double the sheets, to make it a bit thicker, as the moisture from the clay will cause the parchment paper to wrinkle. Or put a sheet of parchment paper on top of a piece of thin cardboard. If you have a clear file folders (the kind that go in a 3-ring binder that are sold in office supply stores - sometimes used to display photos) - those will work great. You can cut them open or cut them smaller and you will have instant presso sheets. For an alternative for the press bars, you can try stacking several Popsicle sticks on top of one another, then taping them to hold them together (make 2 sets - one for each press bar). Another option is stack several playing cards (around 8 or so depending on how thick you want your rings) and tape around them to hold them together - make 2 bundles like this and use them as a press bar on each side of your clay. Have fun creating! 😊 Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy thank you so much, Jazzy.😊 This is a very big help. Instantly subscribing right now❤️ I hope you have a nice day!

@@jhannacassandradetumol1884 Thank you, have a nice day also, and Happy Creating! 😊 Jazzy

Hi Jocelyn, Thank you for watching my video. With the air dry clay I used, the rings will not break if you drop them. Some air dry clay is super fragile and will break. I, personally, coat all of my air dry clay jewelry, with UV/LED resin, so that it becomes even harder and then it is waterproof. Because if Air Dry Clay jewelry gets wet, the clay will become soft again. Jazzy

Hi Cashanda Johnson, thank you so much! Yes, my Etsy store is listing in the description for the products that I used in the video. I did have all of my rings in my Etsy store, but I pulled them out of my store, because I take them to my weekly farmer's market to sell. 😊 Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy if there’s anyway possible for me to purchase some of your rings that would be so awesome I have looked through several Etsy stores at all the different clay rings and just all of the different handmade jewelry period I haven’t came close to any clay jewelry or just hand made jewelry that is as gorgeous and well made as yours I would absolutely be grateful if there’s any way possible for me to place a order for maybe a couple of your rings if it’s possible I live in Georgia so I know I probably won’t be able to visit your farmers market but if there any way possible to order a couple of rings I would be so grateful may be if you send me some pics of what you have in your collection to sale and maybe I could place a order I wear a size 7 to 7/2 ring finger if it is possible to place a order for some your rings 🤞🏾thank you some

Hi @@chocolatechocolate3526 , thank you so much for liking my rings so much. 🤗 Tomorrow (Sunday - May 2nd) I will photograph my current rings when I am at the market. I will also measure them and let you know which ones are a 7 - 7-1/2. If you are comfortable providing me with an email address via our 'Form Submitted' on our secure website - I will email you a photo. Here is a link to our website 'Contact Us' page: www.greenttons.com/contact-us.html Thank you for your kindness. 💕 PS I will also let you know which rings glow-in-the-dark. 😊 Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy thank you so much Jazzy I’m looking forward I submitted my info through the link you left

@@chocolatechocolate3526 Hi Cashanda, Thank you so much for your nice message on our website. I just sent you an email with some pics. 😊Jazzy

Thank you 😊and thank you for watching my video. Jazzy

Hello Shishee Meow, thank you for watching my video and for your question.💕 Try to make the rings chunk-ier (at least approx. 1/8" thick (5mm thick). Then for all air dry clay rings, I highly recommended coating them with at least 2 layers of UV/LED resin (this makes them waterproof and also makes them very strong).😊 Jazzy

Hi Nika Franka Gilja- thank you SO much! 😊 Jazzy

Hi Dila Bahar- thank you for watching my video. The rings I made, I used 'Air Dry' clay, so it does Not need to be baked. If you use polymer clay, you would need to bake according to the package instructions. Jazzy

Hi Kayla, thank you for watching my video. 💕 Yes, You definitely could use Mod Podge. There are lots of products on the markets that can coat clays (some do Not work with polymer clay, but Do work with air dry clay). Mod Podge and varnish are sort of different. Most 'true' varnishes are water-proof, where the 'original' Mod Podge is only water-resistant. Mod-Podge, however, did come out with a dishwasher safe Mod Podge and an outdoor Mod Podge. So, if you are looking for water-proofing your items like rings, those formulas may be good to test out. Mod Podge will Not crack this clay. Apply in thin layers (maybe 2-3 coats). While Mod Podge is a great coating, it does not add a great deal of strength to a jewelry piece like UV resin does. This particular clay, when allowed to dry properly is quite hard - but does need to be waterproofed if it's going to get wet. I always recommend taking air-dry clay rings off before washing hands or showering, even after it's been coated with a sealant. Yikes, long answer 😜 Jazzy

Hi Niko, thank you so much for watching my video and for your very kind comment. Actually it is neither - the clay is called Air-Dry Crystal Resin clay. Some call it Yuli Clay, which is very popular in Taiwan. It is very similar in 'feel' to a cold porcelain clay, but has less shrinking and dries quite hard in approx. 4-5 days. 😊Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy so this means I can get almost the same effect as ceramic clay. 💃🏻🥳 Thank you so much! 💕💞

@@NktNgz It is a very similar effect and so interesting that you said that - because that is the same effect I have been trying to get, without a kiln. 😊I love the look of glossy ceramics. Jazzy

Hi Nidhi's world, thank you for watching my video. 💕 If you do not have resin to seal the air dry clay that you made - to make it waterproof, I would suggest using your clay only for sculptures or items that will not get wet. Another option for making the rings, is to use polymer clay, as it is waterproof since it is made with plasticizers. But you will have to bake the polymer clay. The reason I use Yuli Air Dry clay, is it is natural and does emit any kind of toxins. It does takes many days to dry, but I am getting better at being patient. 😜lol. Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy thanks but l can't bake them and really want to make because lockdown l can't go out and l live in india and l make my own air dry clay by adding cornflour and lotion it cracks but can you tell me a recipe of polymer clay with home ingredients without cooking them love from india l want to gift it to my sister in her wedding and it is very close and l am 11 years not a master in these things

@@__nid.hiii021 Hi Nidhi's world, I do not know any homemade polymer clay recipe, however, here are 2 really great videos on making a nice homemade air dry clays (called cold porcelain clay) with just a few household ingredients. One video requires No Baking and the other one does require using a Microwave. I have made the recipe from EmmyMade and made lots of jewelry with it (and it didn't crack). The jewelry I made using this recipe is strong, because the recipe contains glue, so I didn't have any cracking. I would suggest making a necklace/pendant instead of rings, then you will not have to worry about putting any type of glaze on them. Just let your sister know to be careful Not get her necklace wet, if you use either of these clay recipe to make her a wedding gift. Here are links to the 2 videos: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jK-nediknd-4nXk.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNeKo6mLmKjKhWw.html I hope this helps. Happy Creating! Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy thank you so much lots love from india

Hi pickles are good- thank you so much for watching my video. I hope you have fun making rings! 😊Jazzy

@@jewelsbyjazzy I will ❤️ thank you

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Hi Shorna's Shimmer, thank you for watching my video and for your question.💕 This particular clay that I use, once it dries, it stops shrinking. Also, by coating it with the UV resin to make it waterproof, it also prevents any possible further shrinkage if it was coated too soon and wasn't dry enough (it is important to wait until it's fully dry before coating). There are some air dry clays that seem to continue to shrink and shrink over time. For me, I noticed the most long-term shrinkage in pieces that I made with my own 'home-made' air dry clay that I made using Elmer's glue. For example, I made a bunch of charms to practice, set them aside as I didn't think they were good enough to sell, so I kind of forgot about them. Then about a year later, I was going thru stuff and found them - and was like OMG these things got SO TINY! So, yes, some air dry clays do continue to shrink - which is super frustrating. When trying out a new air dry clay for the first time - it's a good idea to make an item and take a photo of it next to a ruler, then wait, wait, wait (kind of forget about it) and go back to a week later, then maybe a month later or more and re-measure it to see if it continuing to shrink. But every clay is different which makes this process really tedious and I have little patience to wait so long.🤪 If air dry clay is coated with a waterproof sealant, like UV resin, then they are suitable for charms and jewelry (I would still recommend removing the jewelry before swimming or showering). I like to put a dab of glue on the hook or loop going into the clay, so as the clay shrinks, it shrinks around the hook. Then I paint it, and glaze it with UV resin - right over where the hook goes into the clay, which secures it even more once the resin is cured. Hope this helps a bit. Jazzy 🌸

Hi Karlina- thank you for watching my video. I got it from Amazon - there is a link in the description box, but I will copy and paste it here for you, also. Jazzy www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00V9K4X8U/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hello Shahd Drissi Elathmani, thank you for watching my video. Yes, you can use clear nail polish - you may need to apply several coats to this particular brand to make it nice and strong (every air dry clay will dry to a different 'hardness'). You may need to reapply clear nail polish from time-to-time, as it may chip off/wear off. Jazzy

Hi Ghina Star, thank you for watching my vid. 😊 Jazzy

Hi Qyunh Nhi, thank you for watching my video and thank you for your question. If you want to make the rings waterproof, using this particular clay, you would have to use the 'Water Proof Mod Podge' I think they have 2 types (dishwasher safe Mod Podge and outdoor use Mod Podge). I have not tried either type of waterproof Mod Podge, so while they will make the rings waterproof and give a nice gloss, I do not know if they would make the clay rings stronger. The reasons I seal with UV/LED resin, is to make the air dry clay waterproof and stronger. Jazzy

Hi myyellowvoid- I bought Crayola air dry clay to try to make these rings. They are super fragile and will break - even after I sealed them with resin. Crayola air dry clay is great for making sculptures or trinket dished or items that will sit on a shelf. Jazzy