Thank you for being so thorough 💕❤️‼️💕❤️

A great informative video, Thank you!

Thank you for all your information, very helpful

Thanks for the video. Super helpful!

I just experienced the "fade" of paint yesterday. I had silk screened some designs the day before and had had no trouble. Yesterday, I did more with different colors and they all faded to grey/white. It was so disappointing and I thought it was something that I had done, so this video was very helpful. Thanks.

Thanks a lot for your efforts ❤️❤️ Learned a lot

I've seen several polymer clay artists that use embossing powder. Gold leaf & even nail art foils are also a good additions.

Thank you so so much for this video, I’ve been so put off trying paint as I’ve tried different acrylic paints in the past and all went tacky! I love working with polymer clay and have recently started using coloured eye shadows as I had a costumer wanting a duck so it made me think outside the box and it’s really made me want to try out paints again so I thought this time round I’ll do my homework on it! I found your video super informative and extremely helpful. I can’t thank you enough, hopefully this time round paint will work 😊❤️

Have you considered using fabric paints or using fabric medium in the acrylic paint? Because fabric pants are designed to be stretchy and move and not break while acrylics are not.

What polymer clay sealant do you recommend for keeping pigments like pastel and eyeshadow from coming off?

I've wanted to paint florals on polymer. Would it be better to paint before or after baking?

Is there any problems with mixing acrylic paint into the clay by hand and then baking it? Or even alcohol inks? I have so much of each that I don't want to waste money buying different color clays if I don't need to

Could you add paint to the clay, run it through the clay press (to mix it), then cut into shapes and bake?

Please give the names of the paint on the inbox

could I use Mod Podge Waterbase Sealer to seal the end product?

So using acrylic paint its best either way to seal it after?

What type of sealant do you recommend?

do you seal them before baking them?

Hi, great video thank you. Did the alcohol ink rub off? I’m always worried that glazing after the alcohol ink (after baking) will move the ink….so haven’t tried it yet. Cheers from Australia ❤️🇦🇺

Why do you paint them before you bake?

Just be aware that alcohol inks are made with dyes and not pigments. They are extremely fugitive and will fade quickly. This is the reason why I gave up alcohol ink painting.

Do not understand painting before baking as it takes out vividness of color. If u paint after baking and seal it it is vividly colored. I do not understand the point of your tutorial. Plus u dont warn thatvalcohol inks are toxic and u should be in mask & outside. As a tutor, u r irresponsible!