oh thanks so much for the beautiful comment...so sorry for the late reply!

Hi Ricardo, thanks heaps and yes, you certainly could do it!!

thanks so much Leona x

Awesome Chantal, that's what I was hoping. I see quite a few who struggle with foils. Thanks so much for your lovely comment. x

you are more than welcome x

Thanks so much Anna, there are many more!!!

thanks so much Mary

My pleasure Rose x

Hey Maggie, thanks so much for getting in touch. I normally use Lisa Pavelka foils but there are lots of different brands on the market. I always recommend to test them before using them on a complex or special piece.....they can be hit and miss sometimes. Hope you have a great day too x

Hey Dina, you know I would seal if your piece is going to be subject to wear and tear.

Debbie Crothers great many thanks ❤️

Hey Gloria, yes the curing temp and time will not change. I would highly recommend using some sort of sealer on foiled pieces especially if they will be subject to wear and tear. Earrings maybe not! I have a whole range of other videos on using foils and yes there is specific way you need to attach the foils to cured clay. They won't burnish in the normal manner because they need something "sticky" to attach to. Hope this helps.

@@debbiecrothers1 What shall I look for in the title of your videos for working on using foil on baked clay? Thank you very much for your help.

@@GB58able hey Gloria, there are a couple of ways you can transfer foils to cured clay one being using liquid clay - you'll find the instructions in the foils and liquid clay video. The other way is to use some type of glue or double sided tape etc. Do you mind if I ask why you need to transfer to cured clay - it's so much easier to transfer to raw clay then cure. I'm not sure what project you're working on so I may be able to help better if I understand that first. Hope that all makes sense.

@@debbiecrothers1 Your tutorial was fantastic and it has inspired us to start working with foils on raw clay. ❣️. We had made some cabs which were previously baked but the surface colors are not to my liking so I wondered if we could change the look by covering them with foil. Thanks so much for your help. 🥰

@@GB58able oh I'm so glad you're using the foils on raw clay - how awesome are they hey!! I used them last night with students (newbies) and they were addicted once we started hahaha. Of course you can change the look of a cab if you don't like it. You could always cover it with another thin layer of clay and recure. If you apply small areas of liquid clay and heat you can then attach the foils to this as well but probably recovering would be the option I would choose. You would need to coat your cured cab with poly paste or similar to attach the new veneer (you probably knew that). I'm sure they will turn out awesome whatever you do!

Hi there, this is actually a cake decorating tool for smoothing fondant icing. ♥

I purchased mine in the cake decorating section at my local craft store. It's a fondant smoother.

@@debbiecrothers1 thank you so much!!

@@pathowell2807 my pleasure Pat

Hey Deb, it's a cake decorating tool. I found this one at a second hand store in a big box of cake decorating stuff. They're pretty easy to find.

@@debbiecrothers1 thanks Deb!

@@debbiecrothers1 Found them under "fondant smoother".