You’ll have a blast exploring these fun projects! Start by checking your oven temp with an oven thermometer. I got mine at Walmart. They’re super affordable; and every clayer should have one. I preheat my oven to 325F for max clarity. (Check your piece every 5 minutes; so it doesn’t scorch.) The Sculpey molds shown are bakeable; but not all molds are. Be sure to begin by stirring your liquid clay until it’s a uniform consistency. You can stir it in the bottle or in a cup.
Cut pieces of Sculpey Souffle or Sculpey Premo to size and place them into the jewelry mold. Add your inclusions. Then cover in a thin layer of Sculpey Liquid Clear. For light colors, tent with foil. Place in preheated oven and check in 5 minutes.
When adding alcohol ink, start with a tiny drop, then increase ink to darken. For maximum clarity, bake the colored layer first, then add CLS and inclusions and bake again for 5 minutes or until clear.
Brush mica or gliiter into the molds before pouring the Sculpey
Liquid Clear for a delicate shimmer.
Trim pieces with cuticle scissors if needed.
For window clings, I use a piece of glass from an old picture frame. Place your image underneath the glass. Tape it down so it doesn’t slide around. Outline the image with Liquid Sculpey in any color you like. Then fill in with pre-mixed liquid clay colors or mix any color you can think of.
Most important of all, don’t forget to enjoy every minute. This is your fun time.
Get all the Sculpey supplies at www.Sculpey.com
Visit our website to see more of our products and project for your next clay projects:
www.sculpey.com/
#sculpey #sculpeyproducts #quicktip #claycrafttutorial