Thank you!!

Thanks Scott! Happy holidays!!

Use sandpaper to smooth the clay out

@@RosemaryTravale oh thanks

You could use anything really, a little piece of wood, some plastic. Anything you can adhere the clay to, you will just need to research an appropriate glue that will make it stick

@@RosemaryTravale thank you so much 💜

Thanks so much for this comment, and the encouragement! A new job coupled with the start of the pandemic kinda threw me off making videos for a while. I'm hoping to have a new video up this month though and get back in to it since I really enjoy making them.

thanks! I haven't used store bought wax but you can definitely try it out. As for putting it directly onto the envelope, you could do that for sure. I just like doing it on the parchment paper first in case it doesn't turn out as well as I want it so I'm not wasting envelopes. Good luck!

That's an excellent idea! I'll have to give that a shot next time I'm making some of these, thanks for the suggestion!

Would using a bit of petroleum jelly or baby oil help? Just to know if using something I actually have at home already is possible...

@@valenmejia2135 that could work! Make sure it’s fully coated, but only a very thin layer!

I haven't used actual sealing wax so I don't know, but if you try it out I hope you'll share your results!

If you mean me, I’m hoping to! It’s been a pretty rough year but I do have a list of more videos I’d like to make. Sorry for the wait!

@@RosemaryTravale no problem, was just wondering, I watched the wax mold video, will use for my dungeons and dragons campaign, they will surely love it

Hi! I just used low temp because it's what I had. You could give it a try, I don't know if the spoon would get hot enough to melt it. so I'd say be careful and try it out and see! Good luck :)

@@RosemaryTravale I tried and it was great...but I didn't use spoon, I used those tea candle warmers from Dollar Tree and tea candle...I don't have the patient on waiting to melt with the spoon. That's just t me tho. THANK YOU!

@@estherperez4109 That's so great! I'm glad it worked out for you :D

I don't have that info, sorry! I was using a laser cutter at a makerspace and they don't have the info of the specific model on their website that I can find anymore.

When you are mixing the paint with soap it really changes the time it takes depending on how thick you put it on, so I can't really estimate for each person. The best solution I have it to say "wait for it to dry" so you can check it yourself after half an hour or so and then use that as a guide. Even if I did say "wait twenty minutes", depending on the weather and humidity in your area paint can take more or less time to dry.

Thank you!! I hope to make more videos soon, it's been a hard year but I do have more ideas for stuff to share that I hope people will enjoy!

Thank you!

Yeah for sure! If you want to draw your own based on mine that's totally fine :) Have fun!

I don't know, you would have to try it out and see! The oil that makes it smell might not make it harden enough, but I've never tried it.

@@RosemaryTravale alright thank you! I'll try it! Have a great day!

Silicone mat is good

Thanks again! Really appreciate it!

Thank you so much! I'm hoping to have more videos up soon!

Thanks so much for giving it a watch!

Thank you so much! I'm really hoping to be able to put up some more videos soon :) Take care!

Hi! You might need to add a bit more glue to make it less runny. I just carefully drip the wax mix slowly into the same spot so it will pool in to a circle, making sure I'm working on a flat surface. I also made some that weren't that perfect of a circle when I was trying it out to start, it took a little practice to get them nice and neat. Good luck! !

You can use just a bit of wax to hold your paper together. Set it aside. Now use your seal and wax to make a stamping just like she showed in this video only do it on parchment or wax paper. When it cools remove it. Add a bit of melted wax to the back of your new seal and press it onto the exact spot you sealed the paper in the beginning. Hold for a bit. That's it. You can make lots of stampings on wax paper and if they don't turn out, just remelt and try again. Three M two sided Tape can also attach your wax to the paper instead of melted wax.

I'm glad you found it useful!

I think it could, as long as it dries hard enough. You might want to put some sealant over it as well. Let me know if you try it out!