Polymer Clay Review: Pardo Translucent Art-Clay Review

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Translucent Pardo is my favorite of all the translucent polymer clays. It has so many great properties to work with, from it's high translucence to the fact that it moons.
There are however a few downsides to this clay, from it having a short shelf life to being rather expensive compared to other polymer clay brands like Premo. I'll be covering all this and more in this review.
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@fawnwolfe7355 6 жыл бұрын

The problem isn’t the age. Pardo is a beeswax based clay. If it’s hard you need only to warm it, slice it very very thin and then continue to warm it in your hands. Then run it through your pasta machine on your thinnest setting. Once you’ve done that you can combine your slices. And if the clay is thoroughly and properly conditioned you shouldn’t generally have a waxy outer coating.

@comunealchimie 6 жыл бұрын

It's funny because I am making a comparison of all brands of clay for Perles & Co (a french webside which sell all of material for creative hobbies). I totally agree with your analysis on Pardo Translucent and I made the same tests. But, I also made a test which consist on putting a very fine sheet of translucent clay on a sheet of blue clay + mica powder to see what happened in this real condition of work. Before sanding the result was : Pardo is the best (comparing to Fimo, Sculpey, Cernit and Kato). But what a surprise to see that after sanding and bufering Pardo which was the clearest before finaly does not reach the expected level because of a sort of persistant veil totaly hide the work under. According to me it's Kato which is the best for this kind of work. It's fabulously translucent (which what not the case before sanding and bufering because it was very yellow) and the shyne is extraordinary (pretty like resin). So I think Pardo translucent is very great to use in thick layer but not on thin layer.

@melissahalpain6481 6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the info. I was wondering about this clay.

@severinamarsh 6 жыл бұрын

Great Tutorial. Poly Clay Play as it for U.S. 2.95 per. A great price!!! Love the stones. Thank you so much Samantha.

@clarissalines4544 6 жыл бұрын

Thank u good to know

@artistryinv454 6 жыл бұрын

Maybe I can get blue sea glass, premo turns it green! Thanks

@RameyRocks 6 жыл бұрын

I ordered 5 blocks from poly clay play and they were all hard as bricks from the start. Had I known then they were old I would've complained because 5 blocks were very expensive! Oh well live and learn.

@judittoth4527 6 жыл бұрын

Hi Samantha, I have a question about something else: I subscribed to your channel a while ago, with the bell thing so that I get notifications of your new videos but it seems that something is wrong because I don't get notifications every time. Do you happen to know why? BTW, thanks for this review-video, very useful. Thank you :-)