So thrilled you are doing miniatures, hope to see more.

It's always a pleasure to watch you work. Give yourself some credit for being creative. You are very talented. Give Reggie a good scratch for me. God bless you and your family.

I think the mirror tray is perfect for a makeup tray. Its very cute!

Fantastic to see you back...you've made my day xxx

These are so cute, thank you for sharing. The chocolate looks good enough to eat 😊

Love the chaos! It makes you relatable and helps me feel like I can make the things too 😃😃

I absolutely love these videos! You're so fun to watch and very talented :)

Absolutely loved your video. I have been looking for a video on miniature makeup for a while. Thank you so much.

Fascinating. They are so tiny. You have the patience of a saint! Love the ingenuity in finding materials that will give your desired effects. Loved watching, please do more!! Are you going to make kitchen things? Oh the ideas.....

I come here for the chaos.💜

I'm new to the channel, but I must say I absolutely love your videos. Fun AND informative.

You are so funny, I love it! Great job!

"I hardly ever wear makeup- or a bra" me too 🤣

When working with miniatures, a handy tool is a fine pointed tweezers.

Thanks for the tip, I've got a whack-load of plastic canvas, now I've got ideas to use it!! I love how these turned out! Not gonna lie, I've got a love-hate relationship with UV resin; I love it, wish I could use it more, however have developed an allergy to it. So because of that, I've been searching for a super nice gloss to finish pieces, my favorite so far is Judikins Diamond Glaze; I believe it's for diamond paintings, I've found it's a super glaze for clay!!

Te quedaron bellas sigue adelante👍💖🙌

Hey luv. Don’t those fiddly bits just drive you nuts? Lol i’ve actually found the easiest way to topcoat small pieces like this is to use another needle. I use it like a finger and press down on whatever it is I’m trying to topcoat, and then use another needle to spread the topcoat. Quilting needles are awesome for this because they can be quite large but still have a very sharp point, so you have plenty to hold onto. Boutonniere needles are another great option. I love these miniatures and I can’t wait to see what else you make! I think the ladies need some copper jewelry. LOL

Congratulations, you managed to make polymer clay look alive!...lol. I loved this video, as I am sure your other fans will. We love watching you with your humor, determination and indomitable spirit. It is a common joke among polymer clayers, "Remember the clay is not in charge , you control the clay." Theresa Salgato has one or two KZfaq videos that poke fun at the saying.....I'll find you the links when I get a chance. Just so you know you are not alone in that struggle. I think most people that work in miniatures use tweezers with different shaped long fine tips as extensions of their fingers to control the fleeing little beasties. (Sandartes) When applying resin, people use silicone doming trays so that spills drip below and away from the piece. Silicone is easy to clean up after resin hardens, just peel it off. (Jessama Tutorials) (LittleWindowsResin) Other people tape (low stick tape) masking, painter's or even washi tape upside down on a tile then place their piece on the up-facing sticky tape to stabilize it prior to applying resin. (Thinking Outside The Box) Just remember with tiny things, you want to have a stiff small work surface, small enough for you to lift it up to eye-level or rotate. It should also easily fit under your UV lamp or into your toaster oven. The less you have to touch the piece directly, the lower the risk of damaging it. Your work surface doesn't have to be oven safe, you can usually slide your piece off onto your oven cooking surface easily without having to touch the piece by hand if you have the right work surface and a tool like tweezers just in case.

How was the lipstick color made? And I love the chaos too!

OMG! so small..... next video, please tell us how you determine the 1/12 scale of things??????

you could heat a glue stick and put your project on and when you´re finished you just pop it right off