Thank you so much, and Merry Christmas to you, too! 🎄💕

That would be awesome! Enjoy making them! 💕☺️

Awww thank you so much! That means a lot! 💕

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Thaaaank you! ☺️💕

Thank you so much! ☺️💕

Thank youuuu! ☺💕

Thank youuuu! ☺💕

Thank youuuu! ☺💕

Thank you so much! ☺💕

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the support! As for smoother finishes after baking clay, the only advice I have is to wet sand your pieces until they're smooth, starting with a lower grit, then moving onto a higher one. I tend not to do this so often, as I try to smooth my pieces as much as I can before baking. Before baking, I always use a light touch, tools and smooth any imperfections with a Q-tip or cotton bud dipped in nail polish remover, but you could also use isopropyl alcohol. I'll make a proper video about it, so there's a visual and lots more information. I hope that helps for now, though! ☺️💕

Thank you so much! You're very welcome! ☺💕

Awww, that’s so sweet! I love that both of your kids love polymer clay, that’s so great to hear! Tell your daughter I said hi, and thank you so much for your kind words! 💕☺️

Thaaaank you! This was so fun to make! ☺️💕

@Cloudfetti it was also fun to watch ❤❤❤❤❤

I’m so happy you liked it! ☺️💕

Thank you so much! I’m so happy you like it! ☺️💕

Aw, thank you so much! I'm so happy you liked it! 💕☺️

That's awesome, polymer clay is such a great medium to work with, and it's really fun! I don't use any water, I just use a dry brush to apply the chalk pastel to the raw clay. There's a video on my channel called "How To Shade with Chalk/Soft Pastels", and it goes into detail showing how I use them ☺💕

@@Cloudfetti ah ok, thank you I will watch it.

You're welcome, I hope the video gave you some good tips! 😊💕

Aww, I'm so glad it was helpful! You're welcome! What were you having trouble with with your clay? ☺️💕

I'm sooo happy it was helpful! I personally haven't glazed over acrylic paint, but I would just add more coats of UV resin, until the gaps are completely covered. There's a part in the video called 'repelling', and it shows what it looks like when it's covered, so you can get a visual, I hope that helps! ☺💕

With liquid clays, you always need to bake them, because they’re just runny versions of polymer clay ☺️💕 I hope that helps and that you can start creating!

@@Cloudfetti Oh thank you so much!!! I'm going to get the things to get started today!!

@@susiecharbonneau6420 You're very welcome, and have fun! ☺💕

Aww, thank you so much! I'm so happy you like it! 💕☺️

In Australia, they’re used interchangeably. I just put both, to mean non oil pastels 💕☺️

Thank you so much! I do, too! They’re so fun and unique! ☺️💕

Aw, thank you so much! I’m so glad it was helpful and gave you some tips along the way! Good luck and have fun making them! ☺️💕🎄

Oh, you should have seen when I was filming this one! It was mistake-city and I had to re-film over and over again, it wasn't easy! It probably took me about 5 tries to get it right, so don't worry! Keep trying and you'll get there! 💕☺️

You're very welcome, I'm so glad it was helpful to you! All the best with your shop, too! ☺️💕

You're very welcome - I'm so happy it was helpful to you! So, generally, the lower the number, the coarser the grit, so you want to start with a low one and gradually move to a higher one. So, for example, you could start with 400, then move to 600, then 800 to 1000, or even higher, if you wish. I think for flat jewelry, this would be the way to go -- starting with a grit as coarse as 400 and ending on 1200 for an ultra high shine. Personally, since my pieces are quite small, I generally don't do a lottt of sanding after baking on my charms, since I prefer to clean the piece up before baking (with nail polish remover and Q-tips), so I typically like use a higher grit, starting with 1000 and end with 1200, since I only need to sand a few bumps away, sometimes. In any case, I prefer the wet method, and would absolutely do a sanding test on some baked scrap pieces, so you get to know how the sanding process works and test how much sanding you need to do to achieve the look you're after, so you don't ruin your finished piece. I hope that all makes sense and helps! 💕☺️

Aww, thank you so much! ☺️💕

I’m so happy you like it, thank you! ☺️💕

Thanks so much! ☺️ The pegboards are great! I really like them, and you can have lots more 'around' your craft space, without having too much stuff on the actual desk. I love that it makes more room for things. Yepyep -- because the space is so small, I have to have different areas that are organised, so there's a sort of 'flow' when I work. I hope the video's given you some fun ideas for your own craft area! 💕🎨

Same - it is expensive, I so agree. Definitely, for bigger things, I would absolutely use something else! ☺️💕

That should be fine, if it's just a quick thing. Just make sure the temperature doesn't go down, or you'll have to wait until it comes back up to adjust timing. Usually, though, if things with the oven are correct, you don't need to open it to check, you can just look at the thermometer through the window. I hardly ever open mine, since I know that the oven temperature is set properly, and the oven doesn't spike. My clay is totally covered with a foil tray, so I can't see anything anyway, without having to take the tray out and lifting the lid to check, but it always turns out fine because the settings and bake time are correct. I would also get to know your oven with some test pieces, first, so you have a lot of confidence while baking. I hope that makes sense! ☺️💕

@Cloudfetti thank you for your response 🥰 I'll ask more tips on you in the future. Do you have Instagram? Can I add you? 😊

You're very welcome! Sure, I'll try my best to answer for you. Yes, it's instagram.com/cloudfetti ☺️💕

@Cloudfetti I've followed you 🥰 Someday I'll chat you hehe, nice to meet you 😊 it's good to have friends from other countries 🥰

Thank you! Me too! I love anything rainbow ☺️💕

Thank you so much! I'm so happy you like it! ☺️💕

You’re very welcome! I don’t do a lot of UV resin stuff often on my channel, but this was really fun! I’m so happy you like it! 💕☺️

@@Cloudfetti ya, it was so fun to watch ❤❤☺☺

@BelindaDiadimLugi Yaaaay! 💕☺️

Merciii! ☺💕

Thank youuu! ☺💕

Merci beaucoup! ☺💕

Thank you so much! I'm so happy you do! ☺💕

I'm so happy you like them! Thank you so much! ☺️💕

Thank you very much! ☺️💕

Aww, you're welcome and thank you so much! I love the colours, too! ☺️💕

Aw nooo! If there’s no baking instructions, it’s most likely not polymer clay, but something like plasticine/modelling clay. That type of clay is wax based and isn’t meant to go in the oven. Sorry that happened to you, but you can buy some oven bake polymer clay and give it another try! 💕☺️

Hi, Linda! So sorry for the late reply, I've been editing videos all day! I don't have a Ko-fi account, sorry, but just finished setting up a donations listing on my online shop! If you'd like to send a thank you and support the channel, you can do so, here -- ✨ cloudfetti.bigcartel.com/product/itty-bitty-tip-jar ✨ -- any tips are greatly appreciated! Thank you so much for suggesting it, what a great idea, and thank you so much for your kind words, too 💕 Raw clay will stick to raw clay on its own, but you can use polymer clay adhesives to add a little more support, if needed. I like to use it to do that, as well as stick baked pieces to raw clay. You could also put a piece of wire in places for extra support too, hehe. I hope that helps! ☺️

@@Cloudfetti oh ok great idea. I never thought about the wire which would add great support. Thank you and love that you put a ‘tip jar’ as I love to give tips to creators that help my creativity and help me to learn more 😊💝

@@Linda-rs5qt Oh, yayyyyy! Your donation came through! Thank you so so much for your support, I really appreciate it and it means so much to me! 💕💕💕 Yes! I use little bits of wire, here and there, for support. Since my designs are pretty small, the excess wire from an eye pin works really well (I cut my eye pin wires shorter), but if you're working on something bigger, like a sculpture, I'd use something like armature wire ☺💕

@@Cloudfetti oh yes an eye pin, I have plenty of those too. Ok perfect! Thank you 😊

You're very welcome! ☺️💕

@@akariitakahashi It depends on how much UV resin you’ve used, the ambient temperature and the strength of your UV light, but generally, I find the UV light is quite fast. When I cure my resin coated charms, I put it under the UV light for about 20 minutes, then check it. I’ve found that all up, it can take around 45 minutes. Though, each UV resin and lamp can be different, so keep checking it until it’s done 💕☺️

Thaaank you! ☺️💕

Aw, thank you so much! I just measured it, it's approximately 2cm wide x 2cm deep x 1.9cm or 13/16" wide x 13/16" deep x 3/4" tall. It came in a set like this, and it's the smallest square: shorturl.at/3BNqR ☺️💕

Angela, thank you for the information. I think I have this set of cutters. I definitely want to try making this one. Love all your charms!

You’re very welcome, Debbie! That would be awesome if you gave it a try! I’m so happy you love them! ☺️💕

Thank you very much, I love that you love them! 💕☺️🎨

Thank you! ☺️💕

You are so welcome, and thank you! 💕☺️