Hi, my name is Alexis. My cat layle had to be put to sleep recently. we had her cremated and had the crematorium make a clay paw print. There's hair stuck in the clay, and I don't know how to get it out.
My first air dry clay piece! 🪿 I was aiming for polka dot rain boots but my kids insist they’re fuzzy socks 😂
the first one is a traditional german sweet called „lebkuchen herz“ and it always has something nice written on it, so you gift it to your loved ones! i took some artistic freedom and put „little rat“ on it.
I want the head to move around so when someone rubs it, it moves around as if it's being pet or something. I think its a cute idea but im not really sure how to go about it.
I am so proud of him but I really underestimated how hard it was going to be and it definitely didn’t turn out how I expected 🤣 he is supposed to be a mandrake from Harry Potter, sculpted on a large glass milk bottle so can put flowers in, needs varnished I think he will look lovely with a shine 🥹
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Hello reddit! I finally worked up the courage to order my first batch of polymer clay and some sculpting tools. My goal here is to make some handmade funky jewelry for myself and my friends. I've read a couple things, like how polymer clay needs baking and is a little less forgiving than air dry clay, but I wanted to ask if anyone who's worked with this type of clay has any more specific tips for a very excited beginner. Thank you in advance!
The pictures show what products I use at the moment. The clay works fine, but the glaze drives me crazy. First of all, it says that it will dry in 2 hours, but it took 3-4 days. When it finally dried, it was uneven and many airbubbles.
Does anyone know a glaze that doesn’t require uv, but still dries fast and leave a glossy and clear finish? The prize doesn’t matter!! I would also really appreciate a picture of something where that specific glaze was used, and the pros and cons about the product. Thank you!!