Stunning!!! Thank you

Watching you work is my ASMR fix! I have never made anything out of polymer clay and I don’t intend to start, because I do so many other arty crafty things. However, it doesn’t stop me appreciating other people’s talents and creativity. Thank you for sharing your fantastic creations.

I love your storage idea!

These are beautiful!

Are you also going to resin the back of these with the hard resin?

I rubbed the alcohol on my diamond glaze and it totally ruined it. Left a bad hazy glaze on diamond glaze. Just FYI.

I love using Abalone shells in resin, this is a lovely idea, I'm going to try the black poly clay 👍❤️

Thanks! The caulking works great too! The alcohol tip was great

Beautiful. I have mica flakes, I'll give them a whirl and see if those work too. Thanks!

Well done!🎉

Thank You for Your Great Video. I am New to this so you’ve been a Great Instructor. Following your lead, I will definitely be using the same technique and products.💖

Thanks for sharing I've learned alot from your video ty❤

Thanks for sharing. Beautiful work and I will be following your guidance.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Excellent Thanks.

Thank you for going into details so nice. I am just beginning and all of your tips are very helpful. I also like making these rose canes.

This piece is stunning. Your color choices and skill are awesome. Thank you for sharing.❤

What about the sides? Do you resin them?

Such a great tutorial. I know I’ll watch it again, so much info. Watching your hands taught me so much. Thanks! I subscribed.

You are great. I listened and fast-forward but the bits I listened to you are great. Thank you!

Great technique! So beautiful! Thanks for sharing your awesome talent with us!

Wow those came out beautiful

Yeah I was cleaning up and found the molds I did with silicone and can not get it out so tossed them. Thank you for your explanation. When you open the caulking try put a nail in the hole and plastis on top.

Gorgeous!

If you open the silicone latex squeeze that has no cap, use a nail in the hole to "cap it off".

Very pretty and professional !!! Tks for all your hard work.

Where did you get your shells ?

Me to I hear Morgan or lots of other and I can’t help but sing along to im luvin u my country sister

To seal the caulking tip, insert a nail with a good size head... Stays fresh forever

To keep the caulk from drying out, put some cling wrap around the tip and then push caulk out until you have a bubble at the tip. Secure it with an elastic or rubber band. It works on all kinds of caulk.

I needed this vid so bad🙌 I just started making polymer clay jewelry and it’s a lot of fun. Do you have a video on polishing!? Because idk why but after sanding down the resin edges I can’t seem to get it to really shine again when polishing. Which which sucks because I’m also no where near good enough to make anything without needing to sand something off. Part of that I just learned from your vid is because of the mat I use when curing. It is totally flat and creates flat patched on the bottoms whatever I’m working on, so I just went to Amazon and found the type of mat you mentioned which is so much better

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Can you use anything rather than achocl

Katie why do u not post anymore

I always put a nail with a big flat head on it..inside the caulking tube. It keeps them from drying out and the big head is easy to grab for removal.

These are wonderful! Thank you for sharing this. I'm thinking that we could use shrink plastic for the base shapes instead of cutting out plastic pieces (takes to long, too tedious). Using the shrink plastic is easy to cut out the shapes and you can cut the exact shape you want. I think I'll give it a try and let you know the results.

What kind of paste are you using?Thanks for the video❤

I use a soft nail file, fine and extra fine.

Your tutorials are great! Thank you!

Amazing

This piece is stunning! I really appreciated you showing the process from start to finish. I am going to give this a try, thanks for the inspiration.

Really enjoyed your video

You can polish sanded resin with another thin coat of resin. The new coat bonds with the old coat

Thanks for all the tips. One tip for you. After you cut the top off your caulk and want to save it insert a nail big enough to fill up the opening.

I use to use that resin, but it yellows over time

Just found you! I enjoy your video alot. I liked hearing your story and your suggestions to folks to keep their pissy comments to themselves. I like your suggestions for the caulk mold craft and am going supply shopping tmw. Carry on.

Thanks for the complete explanation. It’s great!

This is really beautiful. Very helpful tutorial. Leaving the mistakes in is great. I am just starting out with polymer clay, so it helps to see how to fix problems that might arise. I say don't worry about the noises in the house, actually, your dog barking made me smile...real life. 💖💖

Wow because it’s translucent you can actually see it twisting along the length

beautiful xxx

I have a dremmel with the flexi thing too and have no idea how to set it up...might have to try youtube 😂