DIY Polymer Clay Flowers Tutorial, Clay Rose, Carnation, & Kalanchoe on Jewelry Dish Step By Step

Welcome to Timber & Chain! These polymer clay flowers are a great addition to all your clay creations, and the options are endless. In this video I'll show you how I make carnations, roses, and kalanchoe, or little 4-petal flowers.
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Carnation starts at 23 seconds into the video. Rose starts at 2:39. Kalanchoe starts at 4:34.
I'd love to hear what you think in the comments, and don't forget to ask any questions you might have.
I can't for the life of me find any music without copyright issues, so the piano is by yours truly, just making it up as I play.
Thanks for watching! Now go make something amazing.

[@marystribling3104]

Very pretty design and great tutorial ❤ 😊thank you for sharing your techniques and talents ❤❤ 😊!!

[@junecarrothers5970]

How beautiful!

[@juwlz1]

truly beautiful

[@fannsy3384]

These are so cute.

[@TimberandChain]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@debraw6818]

Really love your tutorials. Can’t wait to try making these flowers.

[@yelena86]

So cute! Thanks for sharing 👍✌️🙏❤️

[@TimberandChain]

Thanks for watching!

[@lexxikang]

Beautiful and just the video I was looking for!!

[@TimberandChain]

Thank you for watching!

[@heatherheinrich3873]

Your voice is so calming! I love this video and I cannot wait to try these!!

[@TimberandChain]

Well, I've definitely never heard that before! Thanks so much, that's so nice. Best of luck with your clay endeavors!

[@joyceparkes2678]

💕🙏🏽

[@lisavigus-brown8247]

These are really lovely 😍 Are they easy to remove from the moulds?

[@TimberandChain]

Thank you! Yes, I turn the bowl upside down and tap it on the palm of my hand and it comes right out.

[@victoriabonds5781]

Could you bake the flowers separately and add them afterward?

[@TimberandChain]

Absolutely. Gorilla glue would probably work best. The flowers would only need to bake for 15 minutes. I’ve also baked the bowl for 30, then added the flowers with liquid sculpey, and baked again for 15.

[@TheEashli]

What type of paper are you rolling on? My cut outs always stick to my mat and it’s so annoying !!

[@TimberandChain]

Hi! Those little papers come with the gold leaf sheets and are tucked between each one. It does stick, for sure, but this cutting mat was worse. 😆 Parchment paper works just ok, but now I use a silicone mat that doesn't stick AND you can bake right on it.

[@chrisbehne405]

What kind of dish are you bake in?

[@TimberandChain]

Hi there. You can use any oven-safe dish or bowl. These are ceramic cereal bowls from Anthropologie and I use them because they have all chipped and cracked. Literally all of them. And I only have a few left, so I don't use them for eating anymore. My favorite dishes to use are the bottoms/outsides of the new pyrex measuring cups for ease but they are not as rounded as the interior of bowls. Hope that helps!

[@Leena-jt8cm]

Do they sell this clay on amazon

[@TimberandChain]

Yes they do. It's cheaper at craft stores because the shipping is factored into the price, but you can get it.

[@Leena-jt8cm]

@@TimberandChain can u suggest which craft store hobby lobby will have it

[@TimberandChain]

@@Leena-jt8cm Hobby Lobby will be the most likely. You can check Michaels, but ours only has it stocked online and their online site is the cheapest around. It's free shipping with a discount code for 20% and it usually arrives pretty quickly. Blick art supplies has some, as well as their website, and there's always polymerclaysuperstore.com and sculpey.com, but HL in store and Michael's online have the best selection. I hope you find it!