Sorry for the late reply and thank you for your kind words! I'm happy my video was helpful!😊🌷

You are so welcome!🌷 I'm glad my video was helpful!🧡

Thank you! I'm happy my videos are helpful!😊❤

thanks for telling me about this informative video and all what this grumpy man said to me is all right. I just got my oven toster yay!

Glad it was helpful! 😊🌷

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😀💃🏻 I'm happy it was helpful!

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Thank you!💕

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Hi, I answered this question in this video. Please take a look 🌷

Sorry for the late reply, I would not recommend to bake it in the same oven

Hi, sorry for the late reply! Unfortunately, I don't know. I never did it myself.

Please take a look at my video "How to bake polymer clay: temperature and time": kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jbichdmEtbTPdJ8.html I hope this will help! 😉🌷

Hi, sorry for the late reply! My cheap oven has a heating element on the bottom - 99% of my items I bake in it, and it works just fine for small pieces. I recommend using 👉🏻 a convection oven 👈🏻 based on the fact that the fan distributes the temperature evenly. 🙂🌷

Hi, sorry for the late reply!🌷 I missed your comment. I hope you already solved this problem, but if you didn't, I would be happy to share my thoughts. It is hard to say because I can't see the whole process. There could be many reasons. It depends on how low or high you put your item in the oven. I noticed my items burns if I put them on the bottom pan/tray in my convection oven. How close to the heating elements? I think the reason could be in the paper tent. I don't like using foil/paper tents because sometimes it gives unpredictable results. If you figure out the problem/reason, please let me know! I would appreciate it! Yes, I surely recommend buying an oven which has under 100°C!👌🏻

Unfortunately, I don't have experience with microwave ovens.. If you use your foil to keep your item from burning/color change, yes, it is ok! I do it as well sometimes in my toster oven. Soon I will be making a video how to prevent clay from burning (I will show and few other ways how to do it). 🙂

Thank you.. love your videos

Hey Ipsita, I have a microwave oven too. Haven’t tried baking in that before. Does it work well for you?

My microwave has convection feature and it works well. I just have to clean it up after I bake polymer clay.

I’ll give a shot and see how it goes. Thank you. Also what brand clay do you use? Most tutorials online suggest sculpey soufflé and it’s not available here in India. The ones that are available are super expensive :/

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I answered this question at the end of this video, please take a look. 🌷

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Hello, Dina!👋🏻 Thank you for your compliment!❤ It is difficult to answer about watts.. My main oven is small and only has lower heat, it is low on watts and it works great!👍🏻 9 hours per day each day so even a small inexpensive oven will work fine. But It is better to have a convection oven (with air circulation) for more even temperature if you are planning on spending a little more money. But it worth it.😘👌🏻 P.s. my second oven is convention and it works great! But I use it with open window because baked polymer clay smell is very strong (I think it is because a running fan inside force the air and smell out of the oven.) It might be just because of the older model l have. 🙂

Unfortunately, I can't say was wrong exactly because I didn't see the process. But first, I would check the baking temperature. If it is low, the clay can crumble. The oven thermometer is a must-have! I have a video about the right temperature, please take a look, I hope this will help 😉🌷: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jbichdmEtbTPdJ8.html