Creating Polymer Clay Trinket Dishes / Tutorial / Easy / Simple / Scrap Clay

Hi! Welcome to my Trinket Dish Tutorial! Little trinket dishes come in handy for all sorts of things - popping your rings or earrings in, holding keys, paper clips on your desk... the uses are endless.
In this tutorial I show you how to make a bunch of fun and different trinket dishes using a variety of techniques.
All items used in this tutorial are available in our store www.thelittlecrafthouse.com.au
Full tutorial for silk screening can be found here: • Using Silkscreens on P...
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Hope you enjoy!
Thanks for watching! Nic x

[@amm7364]

Your tutorials are fantastic and different! You teach multiple ways to use one technique!! Thank you for that!😊

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed!

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

This was a fab tutorial- easy to follow and very enjoyable. I learnt a lot. Thank you. ❤ from 🇬🇧

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@amm7364]

Thank you for sharing your ideas and knowledge! Very beautiful 😊

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

You are so welcome! :)

[@lightbulbnirvana]

Very helpful information about varnishing! Thank you! 😊

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Glad it was helpful! Thank for watching!

[@bettyannewicker387]

Beautifully done. I really like it😅 8:21pm.

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Thank you so much 😀

[@brendasmyth3196]

Ur dishes are beautiful and I'd luv to try them tho u make it look easier than I suspect it is but I'm still going to try,I luv them and I loved Ur video so thank u so much I enjoyed watching u create👌💖

[@maggiesmith2208]

thanks for sharing your skills and ideas love the projects have a fab week!🤩

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Thank you! And you too :)

[@glenda9651]

Omg you are so great at teaching your talent ❤ I live watching you make beautiful things with the clay. I try to make things and they just aren’t really nice lol. I’m going to keep watching you anyway because your stuff is awesome ❤️❤️

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Thanks so much 😊 it does take practice! And not all my things turn out good! Keep trying and have fun. You’ll get there!

[@dawncockroft4582]

New subscriber and a newbie at polymer clay. I’m so glad I found your channel and a Aussie to.

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Thanks so much and welcome!

[@mariruthbrown1591]

Very lovely. This newbie Thanks you for sharing. Once sealed are the dishes waterproof

[@uteb3774]

Thank you! Now I understand much more about it. 🥰

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Glad it was helpful!

[@catrionaketley8675]

Lovely dishes; I can't wait to try silk screen printing but I am not an experienced clay expert.

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Don’t stress! They are really simple and completely suitable for beginners! Worst case- clean the clay with a baby wipe/isopropyl alcohol and start again!

[@framreptile8510]

Hello! How can you coat polymer clay so that it can be used as a food plate?

[@debbieschoop-wilson3612]

I'm new to Premo clay, so this tutorial was great! I learned may tips from your video. I do have a question. I baked my first trinket dish at 275 degrees for an hour, and it was still somewhat bendy. What would cause that, and is it fixible? Thanks!!

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Hi! Welcome to the wonderful world of polymer! It's lots of fun! Polymer will always stay a little flexible. It's a good thing as it makes it more durable. It sounds like it's baked pretty good if its bendy and doesn't snap! If you are worried - you could always pop it in a little longer.

[@debbieschoop-wilson3612]

@@TheLittleCraftHouse Thanks so much for your reply! I did bake it for another half hour, but still a bit flexible. Who knew it was supposed to be that way. I subscribed to you channel, and have watched a few more of your videos, and they were all great. Thanks

[@MisKandi]

These are adorable! ❤❤❤ Quick question-Do you print your cutters in a resin or filament printer?

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Hi! We don’t make our cutters ourselves. We have another small business who makes for us. But they are made using a filament printer :)

[@MisKandi]

@The Little Craft House oh OK. I make cutters with a resin printer and had some questions. Thanks tho.

[@louiseparkes3155]

Lovely accent. Love Australians.

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Thanks mate!! (Haha I never say mate!)

[@gailjohnston9683]

How do you stop the polymer clay from sticking to the base dish? Mine stuck on the bottom and in a couple of spots on the sides. I ripped the dish trying to extract it after the first 15 minutes. Did I miss a step?

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Oh no! I haven’t had the issue of it getting stuck! Maybe let the clay rest for a few minutes before putting in the dish- just to cook it down and be less sticky. You could also try dusting the dish with some cornflower- to create a slight barrier. Hopefully that helps!

[@chrisbehne405]

Don't you get marks from your nails on the clay?

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Yep! Unfortunately I do! I try to smooth out any marks before I bake. I try to keep them short - but they grow so fast!

[@amvinmacapugay1282]

Hi sory late reaction. U know what im jelous :'( in my country polymer clay is expensive and were struglin' in flatuation rate here. Its not wise to make a big item using polymer clay instead using a air dry clay cos air cly is cheap here. But i love working polymer but because of u im convince now its not about how expnsive d material but what imprtant is d best result of ur art and d quality.