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Thank you for the heart. I really do like Deb’s tuitorals. She’s fun to listen to and her work is great.

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You are so welcome!

Thank you 💕 You be well, too! X

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Thanks, girl!

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Thanks, Maggie. It’s my pleasure 💕

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I made the other pendant with the left over bits, and I did make some earrings. Got plenty of the stacks left, too!

@@clayboutique 👍🏻😊

A bracelet would be cool with this. I plan on using the rest of the blocks to make one 😬

Thank you!

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If your clay is cracking, then it’s not fully cured. Check the temp of your oven with a thermometer. Properly cured clay should have some flex to it, otherwise it’s brittle and will crack.

Just regular printing paper

Thank you for your answer. But that paper that you use looks like it is absorbable of some grease? Please explain to me. And what is that we’re you work on? Marble? I am just beginning and tried to work putting the clay on a strong plastic …? But it glued. Could you please tell me where to work on? Thanks again 🧡

It is JUST regular printing paper. Polymer clay has plasticizers and oils in it, which will leach onto the paper. Not marble, just a ceramic tile.

For just about every question you may have, The Blue Bottle Tree will have an answer. thebluebottletree.com/ As a beginner, it might be an idea to research some of the questions regarding polymer clay. I’ve left you the link.

Thank you again for telling me about The Blue Bottle Tree. I already looked for my questions and found the answer. 👍👍❤️

Thank you!

You’re so welcome. I’m glad the meds are helping you. Just take one day at a time, hun. Pick ONE thing to make, and focus on that. 💕

Thanks. All info is in the description

Yay! You can still achieve this using other clay, like Premo!

@@clayboutique Um ..well. Premo is hard to find. But my Cernit order arrived right on time😂 (wink and a smile)😉

@@MsRavenFira, yeah I know it is. Just letting you know you don’t HAVE to do it with Cernit.

Which of my videos? Oh, gosh. I don’t know. Are you asking which video would best suit incorporating the flowers?

Actually, I have had a think, and out of all my tutorials, I think this one would work. You would just need to incorporate the flowers into the design. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lZuEhNednNuUeJc.html

@@clayboutique yes I am.

@@karenmccabe2371 I left a link ^^^ 🙂

Properly cured clay should be bendy. Under cured clay will be brittle and snap.

Hi! I don’t think it’s hard to learn, and there are many easy techniques to choose from. It’s also addictive, so be warned 😁 I would recommend you start out with some basic tools. Some of them are listed in my Amazon storefront, and the link to that is in the description. Acrylic roller A needle tool…just search on Amazon Some cutter shapes - listed in the description A tissue blade/blades A pasta machine isn’t necessary, but very useful An acrylic block Some stamps to impress patterns Obviously some clay. Do not get Sculpeylll, though. Premo is my preferred clay, and can get it from any craft store. One of the simplest techniques is to roll out the clay to preferred thickness. This is where the pasta machine comes in handy, or you can do it by hand with an acrylic roller. Stamp the clay to give it an impression, and color with mica powder. Mica powders are also listed in my Amazon storefront. Cut desired shape, bake on some printing paper, on a baking sheet at the recommended temp on the clay package. Bake for a little longer than package says - 45 mins to an hour, depending on thickness. You can drill a hole using a little hand drill (listed), and add a pinch bail (listed) and some kind of cord/ribbon (listed). You can also join my group, if you are on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/265833918717989/?ref=share_group_link

This would be an easy one to start with: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a9uRpJSfrs3FiqM.html

Thanks. I left all info in the description.

@@clayboutique thank you!!

Awww, thanks! I don’t really like mine, either, tbh 😂

@@clayboutique I grew up in the "country", but have lived 25 years in the city, so it's a weird mush mash of stuff. It's fascinating how we acquire regional accents. Yours is lovely. Keep up the gorgeous clay work.

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Thank you! Yes, having a hard time finding Premo, which is why I’m using Cernit. I get it from Blueberrybeads.com. I live in Ohio, btw, and yes, Hobby Lobby never seems to have much clay. Michael’s is always limited, too.

@@clayboutique Have you tried Polymer Clay Superstore? I have been getting my clay there for a couple of years. They carry several types of clay.

@@cathyrezba3132, oh, no, I haven’t. Will look into it. Ty 💕

Absolutely, it is…