You should talk about the diverse ways to store your clay. Does and don'ts. Soft plastic verses hard and plastic wrap.

Capybaras...😂😊😊 rabits, moth, bats cats....gorgeous...

Gorgeous, love it...❤❤❤

Wow, that last bow was making me crossed eye. Beautiful

Very helpful video, thanks

Love this video, thank you ❤️

Wow I just love love love the navy blue earrings and the books are sooo cute

Great video and good information. You are very pleasant to listen too

Great job in explaining the different ways to do these projects

MAGNIFICENT TUTORIAL// organized very informative, simple to follow.. interesting and so needed !! Thank you.

Fantastic ideas and explaination

Wonderful video! Do you also have instruction videos too?

I have a question regarding the multi-Click rotary tool in this video. I am definitely purchasing one and plan on getting the starter pack with drill bits + polymer clay sanding/buffing heads, but on the order site, I see additional items one might wish to purchase, separately, such as drill bits, sanding bits, etc. Since there are not super detailed descriptions of what exactly is in the starter kit, I don't want to accidentally double-purchase items. So, I am wondering which of the drill bits, sanding/buffer heads shown in the starter pack are repeated in the additional items for purchase. Thank you very much for your help on this. I apologize if there was a link to contact your company on the pirchase that I missed.

Is that a tiny bunny?

These earrings are adorable! Watching someone work with polymer clay isn't supposed to make me hungry, though 😂

What about matte tile?

Love it

Good luck ladies! I'm excited to see what you create with this!

How do you keep the clay from "cracking" after being extruded? I've tried conditioning, using a massive amount of softener, new fresh clay, very warm work area, flipping the extruder die around,and I can't get the clay I extruded for hoops to stop getting small hairline cracks in it when I position it. Is there something I need to do post-extrusion?

Amazing

🎉🎉🎉 you got this!!!

I am new to clay and haven’t really dipped my toe in quite yet. So a great tutorial for me. I have watched a lot of tutorials on clay so I understand the concepts but need to do the practical 😅 Question 🙋🏻‍♀️ How would you go about make these glossy or resin coated? Or would a different medium be better? But I guess they may not be flexible for the smaller gapped hoops, or is there a way? Thanks 😊

There was a point in the process it temporarily became blu tac

Súper! I’m new at these, thanks so much! Can’t wait to try u ideas💖🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Love these, making me want an extruder now lol

Good luck!

Will you show finished product? So curious ☺️

So many good tips in this, thank you 😊

These are beautiful, do your use any release agent?

Great video, thanks 👍

What type of milling cutter you use?

Thank you so much. I am working on starting a small business and your video is helpful and gives hope! I wish you and your business all the best for 2025!

Simple yet beautiful! ❤

Very nice 😊

These are amazing!

How did you go from rectangle to circle is that in the app

Hi. I made some coloured clay earrings, but after taking them out the oven, I noticed lighter patches of colour, almost like lighter, hardened bubbles all over the front and back even though the surface was smooth. Does anyone know what could have caused this? it's practically done it will all my earrings regardless of the different clay colours I use.

Super retro 80's vibe and I love it!

Hello what is the gold powder ? And the red powder?

Thanks for the tuto! Could you please share the reference of the respirator mask (not sure what's the correct term sorry) to be used? Thanks in advance!

Great vibes! ✌🏻 ☮️

Thank you for sharing, very helpful information. One of the best video tutorials for beginners like me. 👍💕🫂

Hi thanks for the video. Can you tell me what kind of pens you used to colour the clay? X

Bookshelves are some of my favourite earrings to make, but I always watch your videos even on techniques I already know because I ALWAYS learn something new! I didn't know that Cernit glue was less sticky (def need to buy some now) and I'm very happy to learn that the pick-up tool works on baked clay for this exact purpose. I was having a hard time getting it to work on caviar beads (I have never successfully picked up a caviar bead with it in any size) and wasn't sure how I'd be using it otherwise, but now I'm excited to try it on my next round of bookshelves since I also use a similar multi-bake process. I have some prebaked books and pots already that I tried it out on and it's so much easier than tweezers, which I was using before. Also, I love the idea of using woodgrain water transfers! I typically just use a wood texture roller but I like the shading from the transfer. I feel like a similar effect could be achieved with a silkscreen, right? And that would be reusable. I can see how the cutter indentation might mess up the paint on that though, so maybe the transfer is actually better. (I haven't actually used silkscreens OR water transfers yet, but someday.) The ideas are flowing fast! Thanks for the inspiration ♥

Whenever I use my white felt head for sanding, the color from the clay rubs off onto it. How do I prevent that from happening?

Wow, you impress me every time, and congratulations on your channel monetization

😮💛

i want those purple book earrings SO BAD! beautiful!! 😍

the book covers are so creative!! beautiful!

I LOVE those first earrings. They're so dainty!