Trying Out Arteza Polymer Clay - A Honest Review

[@Nettie-jt1nv]

Thank you for this review. I've been seeing this a lot on Amazon and have been tempted to buy due to the price.

[@maryannecadd796]

I have been thinking of getting back into using clay to make buttons so this video provided a lot of great information. Me making buttons vs. your fairy house hmmmm, you win! Thanks for another great video.

[@shibibi1]

I've found a lot of the affordable polymer clays, Mont marte being the one I have access to easiest, are sticky and overly soft. I started with Mont marte figuring it'd be good practice for when I could afford the Fimo and Premo, but it was so soft and tacky the skills I needed to use it were often irrelevant when using better clays unless I had done something like adding too much liquid clay.

[@IAmKrow]

Thank you so much for this video, I'm a beginner looking to get into polymer clay and I was wondering how long it took you to condition it. Thanks a lot again!

[@CurioByBSpokeDesigns]

This wasn't too bad, perhaps 10 minutes at the longest - it is quite a soft clay

[@IAmKrow]

@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns Great, thank you! I think I'll buy it to start experimenting

[@IAmKrow]

@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns Sorry, another question: how exactly do you know when it's conditioned?

[@CurioByBSpokeDesigns]

@@IAmKrow That's a really good question. It's very difficult to know but I go by, if you roll it out flat and then fold it, there should be no cracks.

[@IAmKrow]

@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns Thank you!

[@alexandriabelle03]

I'm a beginner and I got this set for Christmas. I sat down to make some earrings but it stuck to basically everything :( Do you have any recommendations for tools that won't adhere to the clay?

[@CurioByBSpokeDesigns]

I've heard a few people say that it was sticky. You could try a light dusting of cornstarch on your tools to stop them sticking.

[@alexandriabelle03]

@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns Thank you!

[@thatlovelydancerIlao]

Also can use a baking clay mat to work on and use to bake clay on

[@downtime86stars17]

Let the unbaked clay sit on a piece of paper for a few hours before working with it. The paper will leach out the excess oils that are usually what make polymer clay sticky.

[@katlinsmith9694]

I'm glad it sculps well I was wondering thought the hole video, and love the cute fairy house the colors look great!

[@CurioByBSpokeDesigns]

I may do a tutorial video on the fairy house soon

[@katlinsmith9694]

Cool

[@natashat2702]

I checked amazon where i live and this set is selling for 109.99 plus 40 shipping. Canadian. Crazy !!

[@CurioByBSpokeDesigns]

I bought mine direct from Arteza's website.

[@PanicLedisko]

God that is absolutely ridiculous!! I am so so sorry you have to deal with those outrageous canadian prices!!!! ;~;

[@natashat2702]

Arteza site wont ship to canada lol. I know it sucks

[@tjaysilver]

Thank you for this video, really great information!

[@thatlovelydancerIlao]

Thank you for this great review. God bless you

[@sakuraflower240]

Thank you for the vedio🥰

[@ancitamendonca7329]

Can it be used for jewellery making?

[@CurioByBSpokeDesigns]

yes

[@nancymcnafferson3192]

My clay was not flexible and it broke. Hmmm

[@CurioByBSpokeDesigns]

I don't think it is as flexible as most other polymer clays.

[@Dentist.Khlare]

The one I’m getting is 45 colors

[@MarilynWorden]

I would like to hear in dollars and lbs since I'm from America

[@CurioByBSpokeDesigns]

but I'm in the UK and we use £ and grams

[@shibibi1]

Just use a converter like the rest of the world has to. Could you imagine if the they had to note out the weight and cost according to every single countries individual methods?

[@MarilynWorden]

I don't anything about a converter