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Hi, thanks for watching. I mainly use Sculpey Premo clay, the soufflé clay will get a sheen but not as much as the normal Premo clay.

@@tjaysilver Thank you very much. I will try.

Thank you for watching. It is a Makin’s, here is a link for one I found via searching on google. www.georgeweil.com/clay-and-plaster-and-modelling-tools/clay-extruders-disc-sets/ultimate-stainless-steel-extruder/

Hello, thank you for watching. If I remember rightly I just laid some of the cane on top of some clay and then using a cutter I made the earrings, inserted an eye screw in each (quite along time ago, hard to remember,sorry) and then baked and once cooled added some ear wires. They really were very basic earrings and I’m sure if you searched easy polymer clay earrings here on YT you will find a video.

I have sold some yes but I’ve not made any in a while. Thank you for watching ❤️

I’m with ya! It’s so much fun. Thank you for watching ❤️

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Thank you!

Firstly I am sorry you think it is “muy hurmosa” ;very horrible in english), I will take a look again at the video and see what you mean by cooking the clay?

Ok I pre baked the box for about 15 minutes just in case there was any glue and to completely dry the wood and then I baked the clay on the box. Thank you for watching.

I have used Fimo professional through it before with no issue, I would suggest you condition it well first.

@@tjaysilver thank you!!! 😊

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Thank you for watching and the lovely comment.

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I don’t see why not although they do have a little rubber opting at the end of the plunger and I don’t know how well that would do in a dishwasher. Thank you for watching.

I noticed with the clays that had sparkle in they can be quite dry and it can cause cracks but you can smooth the cracks out by gently pushing it back together. The clay really needs to be soft to prevent cracking also holding the extruder horizontal whilst extruding helps too.

@@tjaysilver thank you for your reply! The clay doesn't actually have sparkles or glitter in it🤔 But I saw in another video she recommended adding some drops of liquid sculpey to the clay beforehand so I will try that 😊

@@joc6555 I can also recommend the kato clay softner as it’s not as messy I find

Thank you for watching. Just a little tip regarding the inka gold, if you can scoop a small amount out using a spoon it such like rather than putting your fingers directly into the product it will help preserve it, it can produce mold if you use your fingers. Also if it dries out use a little water (spray bottle is handy) to revive it. ❤️

Thank you! I guess you just get used to them and work with them. They are short right now as I’m just giving them a break. ❤️

Thank you!

Just give it a good shake up and maybe try it out on a piece of baked scrap just in case it has a shelf life. Can’t believe it’s been five years since the video lol!

Thank you and thank you for watching.

Hello from the UK and thank you for “binge” watching my videos. I hope to make some more soon.

Hi Claire, firstly thank you for watching. The burrs I use for polishing are like these and you can get them from here, www.cooksongold.com/Jewellery-Tools/Wool-Pendant-Wheel-prcode-999-ACO But possibly from Amazon too. My tool is a Clarke but you can get equivalent easy enough on Amazon, I don’t know what this one is like but it will give you an idea. Hi-Spec 121 Piece 130W Corded Rotary Power Tool Kit Set with Dremel Compatible Bit Accessories. Drill, Cut, Trim, Grind & Sand in DIY Repairs, Hobbies & Craftwork amzn.eu/d/6DJhkWQ Best to do some research, I have had my Clarke for over 5 years and it is still going strong. Hope this info helps.

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Thank you for watching and for the lovely comment ❤️

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Thank you for watching! The embossing folders can be so versatile ❤️

Thank you for watching and I am sorry I didn’t show the finished pendant, can’t think now why I didn’t. The powders are really lovely especially on dark clay.

Yes it can, I use a hand tool similar to a dremel with a soft burr for buffing up my pieces with or without renaissance wax. Thank you for watching!

Quite awhile ago but I just put, flexible wet & dry sandpaper in Amazon but, any good hardware store should be able to help. Thank you for watching ❤️

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Aww, thank you so much!❤️

Thank you Frank. I did correct my mistake where I said the gap between the two pieces of clay was too small, I had put text that says “Oops to small not big” but for some reason it didn’t show on the video 🙄 I am trying to put some shirt techniques up to one help others and also to help me with editing. Thank you for watching 💜

Hi Linda, thank you for watching. The embossing folders work great. The chalks will also work but unless you can really sort of burnish them into the clay I would recommend you use a sealer, I think sculpey do a Matt finish varnish but you could also use silk or gloss, just brush on carefully do as not to smudge the chalks. You can also buff up the clay, once cooled, with a piece of denim or a small buffing burr on a dremel type tool, I use a Clarke and that helps to seal it but like any surface effects unless you actually seal with varnish it could show some wear if handled a lot. Hope this helps. ❤️

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Thank you so much ❤️

With the brush on UV resin I wrap my brushes in tin foil, wrap them well, if you do want to clean them you can use a good dish soap. Thank you for watching ❤️

@@tjaysilver Thank you! I didn’t know you could also wash it with dish soap, its a great help ❤️

@@YubiChan5 either dish soap or an antibacterial hand/face wash is good too!

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Thank you so much for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it ❤️