Very cute shaker, pretty cute set!! -Beverly

so very cute love it☕

Very cute!

I never thought of using polyurethane resin for the bottom section. I may use mine up doing the same with the same mold.

I think they all came out beautiful ❤

You were right! He is awesome! And another great tutorial! Truly amazing and you talent rocks! Give Buddy a few extra scratches for me. God bless!

He's adorable, and looks fantastic!

I love embossing folders as you can use them in so many different ways! Not that I have a ton of ink pads as I prefer using either my watercolor or gauche paints whenever I can. Those, I think, have to be mixed with some matte medium or something of that sort so as to stick to the folder if you're going for one of those effects wherein you apply the color to the folder itself prior to rolling it thru the rollers; which is why I'm usually adding the paints after doing the embossing. Oh, to prevent unwanted cracking I've seen ladies either spritz the paper 1st with water, or back the thinner sheets with a 2nd sheet so you get a 2-fer! Yes, figuring out your sandwich as it varies so wildly between folders even made by the same company will require a lot of trial and error.

Cool! Nice and spooky looking! Thanks for the video.💜

Really pretty!

Your journal is beautiful, and how I wish I had done a better job myself of making something like that to memorialize the important events in my life! I still can, of course, and think that is something I should think more on. They are very personal, and utilize so many different skills and talents; but make something real and tangible that can be passed on through your family and loved ones.

Lyn that journal is so pretty! Thank you for sharing! What theme are you thinking of doing next? It would be fun to do a Halloween one!

Another masterpiece!! He is awesome! My friend you never disappoint. Always creative and I am in love with him!!

Oh he's adorable! Love that face and mouth!

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this would have been more fun to watch if you had shown the actual sculpting process.

Love it ❤thanks for sharing ❤

Amazing work! I love your mixed media work! ❤ I am trying to keep up with the video tutorials. God bless you, my friend.

Love him!

He's darling! Sorry, rough night.

Back in the day when I did craft shows, I often took a few "oddball" items along that were quite different from the bulk of what I was selling. Journals or mini-Albums like that are perfect examples, as so many people would pick things like that up to look and comment about. They were great attention getters, I guess you could say!

Crazy frog

Beautiful!

Very pretty❤

I hate even using the term "scrap" when it comes to polymer clay; as it implies something useless. Soooo pretty!

Please let me know how the glues work. I have been eyeing them. I just bought the stencil pack you recently purchased from Temu. Thanks for sharing.

Oh my goodness!!! This is absolutely beautiful! I am in love with all the details!! Wow! Thank you for sharing! God bless!!❤️🤗

I love doing mixed media stuff as I've said before as you can have so much fun with stuff! Several family members have been asking me if I'm going to get into cardmaking (handmade). For the time being, no, in so far as making them to sell. From the research I've been doing, you can't sell such items at a high enough cost to cover your costs. Not that I'd ever expected to make huge amounts of money from my "crafting" activities, but I would like to cover the cost of the supplies!

I love watching you open the bags from Temu 😁👍 I see that you bought the patterned leather I was thinking of buying, a couple of weeks ago. But I chose one without a pattern. Yours was super nice 😀

Just stunning Lyn!! I love the colors you chose! These are just beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing!

Adorable and really creative! Love the technique of resining and coloring on it for depth! Excellent beautiful pieces.💜

Really cute!

Wow, wow, wow!!! Those are beautiful!! I love them both!! Very creative sweetie! Got to get those markers! Thank you for sharing! God bless!!❤️🤗

Really adorable!

It came out beautiful ❤

Wowzers!

Thank you so much for the inspiration from this tutorial. The pieces turned out so beautiful. Thanks from Montana ❤

I love both designs, very nicely done! Back when I still had an active channel, people kept asking me how to draw this or that. Funnily enough, I never intended my channel to be about drawing! If I ever do get that going again, I will do some sort of video on doodling as you can do super simple designs with really basic shapes. Doodling is so much fun, and so relaxing!

Gorgeous work once again! Love your videos! I was just working with markers on polymer clay the other day. Fun!💜

Very pretty! I'm going to try this!

I love stuff from Bebeecraft as they are usually good quality at a fair price.

You can use containers that food comes in from the store for shrinky dinks. I use the containers from the bakery.

Really cute idea and execution. Talking about lessons learned about stuff; back when I started out everyone was telling me I *had* to use E6000 when gluing things together. It didn't matter if it was polymer clay, beads, stones, metal charms, whatever; only E6000 would keep things glued together. (Which is a fair point as it is a great glue.) What people failed to mention was all the issues you could run into, primarily with the tubes the glue is sold in. You can only open those tubes so many times before they fail somehow, or the glue will start to harden while still inside. The tubes will also split open at some point as you're trying to squeeze the glue out. Thus, I've learned to buy that only in those tiny tubes so I get to use the bulk of it before I have to toss it!

This is awesome, you've inspired me to try my hand at a little pin for myself.

So cute!

This is beautiful!! I love Celestial things. How did you make the hinges?

I would absolutely love to see the finished doll, whenever you're ready to reveal it. Making dolls is one of those ideas I've thought of too, as I've seen some incredible examples over the years. For example, my husband's grandmother (sadly gone these many years) used to use an old wine bottle as the base for her wedding dolls. Back in the day, she started with the cleaned-up bottle and took a small Styrofoam ball she'd cover it with the fiber fill so she could mold that into the eye sockets and nose shapes for the face. That would be covered with part of an old nylon stocking to give it the facial color desired, and the eyes were made from rounded buttons. The rest of the face was made using embroidery floss glues and poked into the ball base. The hair was either baby fine yarn or more embroidery floss to create a sort of representation of the bride. The dress would be made from scraps of fabric somehow connected to the bride. Say leftovers from a blouse or dress she had made. (Back in the day when she made these, most women were sewing and often did make their own wedding dresses and other "fancy" party clothes.) I was the last family member to be gifted with one before she passed and have always treasured her as not only a lovely memory of a very happy day, but of the incredibly talented woman she was.

I love watching "assembly" vids as there are so many variations in how something can go together; but then that's why different things made by different people are never exactly the same! Oh, and I had to smile when your bead assembly fell off the earring wire as I've had that happen sooo many times. What I do is much like you in that I delibrately shake 'em around and even flick my finger on them a bit to see if it will fall apart. I'd hate for them to fall apart on a client! Beautiful!

Ohhhhh you know I’m loving this!!! Absolutely beautiful! Nice work!! Thank you for sharing! God bless!!❤️🤗

Very pretty earrings!💕💕