You have the most calming and relaxing voice. I don't work with clay but I like to watch and listen anyway to see what others are doing.

Fabulous! So many ideas and options.......love this !! 💜💜💜

Love, love, ❤️ love this concept! Thank you!!!

Gorgeous! Thank you for the tutorial!

So pretty and thank you for sharing the tip about the cuticle clippers, very useful to know. ❤️

Wow, that's really beautiful! Very sparkly. Subscribed and look forward to seeing more.

I love the bracelet.i have the mold. Now i have an idea what todo . Thanks Teresa!!!!!!!

These are absolutely beautiful, thanks for the video!

Oh! I love the glitter!!! I have to try these! Thank you!

This is awesome. I have had alot of problems with micro bubbles when using resin so I can't wait to try this on my moulds instead! Fantastic video. Thank you.

Great idea!!!! Lovely and sweet. Thank You .

wao!!! you make beautiful charms, I didn't know about polymerclay liquide , that is new for me, but im crasy to try it. thanks so much for the tutorial, God bless you

beautiful!!! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!!😍😍

These are so cute. Going to check out the molds now :)

I have to try this, with your beautiful moulds and Christi's glitter and stuff, all of which I have in my stash :D Putting the loop of the charm over that stalk is genius and has given me such hope! xx

Great video I am new to your channel and I love your calm demur, very informative and relaxing atmosphere to learn from.

Such a fresh and cute little bracelet

Love this!

Thanks for this. I'm glad I can use my liquid sculpey in place of my resin

Beautiful!

Too cute! Thanks for sharing. Next stop....Tiny Pandora....

So beautiful ♥️♥️♥️

Beautiful

J'adoreeeeee mille bravo et mille merci !!!

so beautiful ! Thank You ))))

Hi Teresa!...In which country do you buy these small figures and small shells? I living in Norway! Your creations are very beautiful!

love the colors so will my grandkids

OMG OMG this is so pretty and I went to try and order some of that Sculpey Clear and it's 1 to 2 months before it ships?!? I can't do this! *cries*

It would have been nice to see how they look straight out of the oven. And I would have liked to have seen you take them out of the rubber mold. Was it a struggle? Can you still use your mold? Or does the paint ruin them? You just went a little fast for a newbie here. Thanks:)

Great video as always. One question, when you do the two layers, do you cool completely between cures? Thanks

great,,,can u tell me either on touching its like plastic??and can we used it for our robotic work??moreover can u tell us the price?

Question can you use your regular oven or do you have to purchase a special one for clay?

Thank you for your Movie, and sorry for my bad english :) Thank :)

Thanks so much.. enjoyed your tutorial and will be trying soon. Can I use fimo gel to make these Teresa?

At the beginning when making the sea horses etc Do you just push the eye pins in or do you stick them in with glue?

can you do a shorter partial bake on the first layer and then just bake it longer the second time?

thank you so much. Adorable.

Thanks for sharing your video, but i'm confused of the items you use, is that shiny particles a mica dust or some type of light weight glitter, also what is that greyish liquid that your using, is it a greyish glue or what, i'm referring to the little fishes mold your doing also it would be great if you could add the titles above your video for the items your using as your using them. if your speaking I can't hear it right now, as my sound is out for some unknown reason.

Gorgeous!! ✌️☯️✳️

Can you use food dye to color the liquid sculpey? Acrylic paint? Chalk pastels? What can you use besides what you used?

Thank you for this video. I just happened upon it on You Tube as I've never heard of liquid clay before. I'm a crafter and would really love to try this. May I ask where I might find the rocks you used and the moulds? I'm not sure what kind of rocks or moulds to search for. Where did you find shells that tiny? Thank you so much!

These are great, but I do have a quick question. As the Sculpey is flexible, do you have any issues with your top coat cracking after it's dry and the charms are moved around?

Thank you so much for teaching this to us. Where did you get the tiny little spoons?

Where do you purchase the little spoons and cups? Thanks.

Hi Resin Can you recommend a simple UV machine for my work? Can I cook my fimo work with this oven?

At the very end you say you coated them all in clear. Clear what? How did you make the ones surrounded by a clear shape? Can liquid Sculpey be rebaked endlessly the same as polymer clay can? Do the cured liquid Sculpey charms sink or float when placed in liquid Sculpey? What about in resin?

So in the end do these feel like rubber against the skin?

Teresa, what do you use as a clear coat on these?

Beautiful , materials available in India?

So liquid clay will remain rubbery versus resin will be hard? Does that also mean it is lighter in weight than resin as well?

nice

Can you use digital photos?

Can I use this for chocolate?

C'est quoi the polymer clay liquid

Is that glue?

C'est quoi thé polymer clayettes liquid

Que líquido usas?

Liked the results of this video very much. Just one point: I think it might be better to be careful about saying "bake at 300" like that since if all the Brits do that, you'll get a lot of smoky kitchens and possibly people breathing in noxious fumes. For us it's 130 degrees. If you'd said 300 Farenheit, that would have made some sense but I could see some people still just setting their ovens to 300 C.I did think for a moment that it might be the new Sculpey liquid clear needing a higher temp. (Which I don't have yet) but my old TLS says 300F or 130C - and we here in the UK are the Centigrade range figures. Just a small point in an otherwise lovely video.

Love this!

Beautiful!

Beautiful