How to make liquid polymer clay. Polymer clay Frosting/Icing Tutorial

This is a DIY video of making polymer clay Frosting/Icing using: Sculpey liquid polymer clay, Fimo gel, Winsor and Newton oil paint, and chalk pastel.
You can use it for fake food miniature and food jewelry! I use it on donuts, cakes, as coffee & drinks and almost in my every project! I hope you found this video helpful!
If you would like to see more DIY videos for beginners please write a comment on what you would like to see next.😉
Please Subscribe for more videos I upload once a week!
EXPAND for more info & links 👇🏻
❀ Tools & Materials I use:
❀ FIND ME ❀
Instagram: / polina_creations
Website: www.polinacrea...
Etsy store: www.etsy.com/s...
Facebook: / polinacreations
🎹 Music:
🎵 "Early" by Dj Quads @aka-dj-quads
Music provided by Free Music for Vlogs • ** No Copyright Music ...

[@citrusbutter7718]

I was hoping you'd show them after baking, i'm curious to see how satin/matte they end up looking because i dont remember how shiny baked liquid clay looks. I'm considering using them as a matte sealer.

[@orbitalgeek3857]

“How to make liquid polymer clay” is a highly inaccurate title because all you’re doing is using store bought liquid polymer. You’re not making liquid clay, you’re working with it. I was hoping to find how to actually make polymer clay more liquid-like, not how to make liquid clay from liquid clay. 😕

[@dragosisters8548]

Oh my goodness...Thank you so, so much! I am so excited to try all of these examples. I can tell that your tutorials are going to be my new drug of choice. lol Just kidding I'm an old, old woman that surely doesn't need drugs.

[@polinacreations7729]

Hi, it's so nice of you to share such wonderful and worm compliments on my work!🙂 It's really funny because you compare it drug of choice lol l wish more people would you such "drug" to entertaining themselves 😁 You are never to old to try new things! I'm glad you like it, and proud of you trying new things!👍🏻

[@dragosisters8548]

@@polinacreations7729 aww...your so sweet. May I ask if you can bake the frosting after putting oil paint in it? Thanks so much!

[@polinacreations7729]

@@dragosisters8548 Sure! You can bake it!👌🏻

[@creacionesjenuti5551]

Excelente, todo a la vista para una verdadera enseñanza. Ahora mis dulces si tendrán la apariencia deseada. Muchas gracias! 💖💖💖

[@aimsanimations2905]

I accidentally bought transparent liquid clay. Will the first option make it opaque?

[@elliecolbran382]

What tool is that at 0:37

[@nilzagomes2331]

😍👍🥰❣

[@jennifercrossen2839]

Can you find those gels you use in the US?

[@polinacreations7729]

Sure, you can find these gels (Fimo gel, Sculpey liquid clay) in any craft store like Hobby Lobby, Michels, or online: Amazon, etc.

[@abrahamlinchon682]

Mungyo astels

[@citrusbutter7718]

Anyone know what this tool 0:30 is called? I know she has a link to where you can buy it in a set but i already have too many clay tools to buy another set full of tools i wont use, i just want this one specifically but i don't know the name.

[@adelebradwell9330]

This was really helpful, I had wondered about the difference between using pastels and clay 😊 great info, thank you 💖

[@polinacreations7729]

I'm happy my video is helpful for you!😊❤

[@ivonepereira4806]

I used sculpey liquid clay and pastel colours and I didn't get the consistency and the glossy after baking it? What did I do wrong? Any tips? Thanks

[@Bumblebr33]

Thank you for the video! 💕 I have a question though, do you bake it again after using the clay icing or does it harden when left out like glue? Thank you

[@polinacreations7729]

Yes, I bake it again after applying 🙂

[@Bumblebr33]

Thank you so much 💖

[@ivonepereira4806]

Can you use bake and bond or white polymer clay and pastel to create chocolate frosting?thanks

[@shithisameena8943]

Naa make punnunan icing use only polmar clay and water mix well for 2 days dry yahum uppo namo eduttu icing cake ku puchalam

[@elliecolbran382]

Hi I’m struggling to find the baje and bond in the uk can anyone advise ?

[@خبيرترميمتحفوحرفيدويةمتنوعة]

فيدیو رائع جدا جدا ومفيد شكرا لك كثيرا

[@polinacreations7729]

Thank you! I'm happy this video was helpful! 🌺🌺🌺

[@nikkimorgan3664]

When you use the plastic container does it matter when one. Cause I know that clay can melt plastic

[@dedivaroseboutique5893]

Can this be used with air dry foam clay?

[@reecehall527]

I have a question. When you were mixing the oil paint with the liquid clay, isn’t oil paint not safe in the oven?

[@polinacreations7729]

It is safe! It is no more dangerous than baking clay/liquid clay in the oven 😉🌷

[@fakhirasaba2857]

Amazing 😍😍😍😍

[@AlyshadeGraaf]

im using acrylic paint but im not sure to use this and i dont have an hobby shop near my house if it was close to my house then i would buy oil paint but my quistion is can is till use arcylic paint??

[@polinacreations7729]

Sorry for the late reply, Yes, you can use it. Some acrylic paint can provoke the appearance of bubbles in liquid clay. That's why many clay artists recommend using pastels or oil paint instead. I bake my items painted with acrylic - it works fine. I would recommend making samples to be sure it works for you! 🌼😉

[@klaudiaheimowska32]

Ja bym tak ładnie nie zrobiła

[@Ms.LovelyXoxo]

Do you add liquid clay before or after baking?

[@mycutiethings4737]

I think before but I'm not sure

[@gcsegovi]

I wonder if you were to add less liquid clay, could you make a softer clay that is "pipeable"? This is such a great resource! Thank you!

[@polinacreations7729]

Hi, I'm sorry, it is hard to answer... I'm not exactly sure what does "pipeable" means...

[@BobSmith....]

Gretel is asking if she can use one of these methods for making "whipped cream" or perhaps piping roses on mini cake. Gretel, I prefer using the Extruder method. You can buy one for $15-$25. Definitely go with a more expensive one. The cheap ones break after 1-2 uses. :)

[@HelenaMGale]

😍

[@faridavinci2523]

How does the liqued clay feel after adding oil paints and bakeing it? Is it hard/soft/sticky…? Love the video btw 😍

[@klaudiaheimowska32]

Sama prawda 🤣

[@bunny-nj6lk]

hi thank you for the helpful video... i just have one question. is the bond between the frosting and the normal clay hard and durable? or is it possible that the frosting can peel off by accident?

[@polinacreations7729]

Hi, the bond is hard! Yes, I can peel it off, however I need to make an effort to do so, and also I have to use a knife/blade to separate it.. So it is durable and there is nothing to worry about!😉👌🏻

[@bunny-nj6lk]

@@polinacreations7729 Wonderful! thank you so much

[@AbbyG.]

Hello may I ask if there is an air dry version of diy frostings? Thank you! 💕 Love your vids!

[@lliebe8585]

This brings so many new possibilities. Thank you!

[@Jupcake]

Thank you for this videooo! I have leveled up my creativity!

[@lunabull148]

Do you have a video making the honey comb in the beginning of the video?

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

That’s so clever! Thank you for sharing this with us. ❤

[@judyfekry2543]

It's truly helpful and you should get more likes

[@imuneik]

Paint pots is a great tip. Thank you.!!!❤

[@lephuongthanhofficial.]

Can I add chalk pastel instead of oil color when mixing liquid clay with polymer clay? And in this case, shall I use Fimo Gel instead of Sculpey one?

[@polinacreations7729]

Sure, you can add chalk pastel instead. I only use Fimo Gel for more tranclusent look (like honey or jam) for everything else I use Sculpey liquid clay. 🙂

[@koinijikoimizu]

Curious about the use of oil paints. Does it leave a residue behind on the clay post baking? Also, have you experimented with oil pastels in coloring your clay? I've tried with a few things and it's been a mixed bag but with good results when it works well. Also do you use molds for the doughnuts or shape by hand? Thanks for making this video!!

[@polinacreations7729]

Hi, I use 'Winsor & Newton' oil paint and other chipper brands, it doesn't leave a residue. It works great!👌🏻 Unfortunately, I haven't experimented with oil pastels... I don't use molds for donuts, I shape them by hand 😉🌷Thank you for watching!

[@mallikapatnaik4331]

This is such a nice explanation! Now i can make Curry earrings 🥳💕 thanks a lot!!

[@polinacreations7729]

You are so welcome! 😊🌷

[@dbseamz]

I hadn't realized oil paints were safe to bake in the oven! Still think I'll stick to chalk pastel for custom colors though.

[@polinacreations7729]

It is a common way to make liquid clay and It's no more dangerous than baking polymer clay! I use oil paint for years - it doesn't smell while baking (polymer clay does). But you are right: chalk pastels work great as well 😉👌🏻

[@judyfekry2543]

And if you can leave it out in the air

[@Timberville1837]

Awesome work. How about a video showing shading with pastels . And one with fruit pies and ice cream.

[@polinacreations7729]

Thanks Mark :o) I just made apple pie pendant video you can see how I shade the crust. Is there something specific you would like to know about the process? Please share your thoughts, it will help me make better video on the subject. Polina :o)

[@Nathe.Artspace]

Can you use white glue and acrylic paint instead of sculpy liquid regular clay?

[@polinacreations7729]

I heard that people make it that way but I never tried it myself. I mixed regular clay with baby oil and it turned out well!👌🏻 I would not recommend to use yellow oil (sunflower/olive oil etc.) because your baked liquid clay can became more yellowish over time..😒

[@aspirecan4829]

I have seen liquid sculpey clay. Is this similar? Could you use it like that? For instance, I saw where the liquid sculpey was used to make static window clings. Would this concept work for that as well? I imagine it would be much cheaper to make your own colors, and you could certainly come up with far more colors than there are liquid sculpey colors. Thank you!

[@dbseamz]

Yes, in fact the clear/colorless liquid sculpey is what she's using as a base for these recipes. So all you would need to buy is that and a set of pastels (or clay colors, or oil paints), and you can make custom colors!

[@polinacreations7729]

Sorry for the late reply!🌷 @RosieJohnson is right! Mixing clear liquid clay with pastels/oil paint/powders gives you many more different colors, and it is much chipper! Craft stores have a small selection of liquid clay colors. You can create your own! 😀👍🏻 Another situation: for example, you need a very specific color (let's say neon pink) for a single project. You know you will not use it in the future anymore. If you buy it in your local store or online, you will spend $10-15 for a bottle. You used this bottle once, and it stays on your shelf for ages! Or, mix liquid clay (FIMO, Sculpey, etc.) with a small piece of neon pink clay or pastel, etc., and voila! You have this color as much as you need and cheap! 😉👌🏻

[@lcoop5497]

You are really at the top of creativity!! I'm very impressed with your creations!! Tyfs!

[@polinacreations7729]

Thank you so much for your compliment!!!❤😊

[@3llevate]

Wow this was incredibly inspiring.. i feel like making enamel pieces!!

[@polinacreations7729]

Thank you!😊🌺

[@foreverkop11]

How long can you store it? Where should it be stored?

[@polinacreations7729]

Hi, I keep it away from direct sunlight if not in use, cabinets drawer is fine. Some I have lasted multiple years, the only think you need to know, with time it does get harder. To fix this I add more liquid clay like Sculpey or Fimo and mix it again and its as good as new :o)

[@Copolia]

Thank you so much. Love your channel!

[@polinacreations7729]

Thank you! 😊🌷

[@jadejan3723]

Hello, have you tried adding water to the clay to make frosting? Is the effect the same?

[@polinacreations7729]

Hi, no I have not tried.. if you don't have liquid clay, you can use baby oil/clear veggie oil instead of that! 😉

[@jadejan3723]

@@polinacreations7729 thanks! I'll try that ☺

[@kayewhitney8138]

Thank you so much - this explained everything I needed to know! xxx

[@polinacreations7729]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching 🌻🌻🌻

[@ywitch]

A big thank you 🤗 this really will help me a lot! 👍😃

[@polinacreations7729]

I'm happy my video is helpful for you!😊

[@KarenSantiago619]

Will try this tonight 🎉

[@polinacreations7729]

Sorry for the late reply! I hope you tried this, and it turned out great! 😊🌷

[@thebossypeach714]

Wow you are amazing.

[@polinacreations7729]

Thank you! 😊

[@judyfekry2543]

Great video I was wondering how to do it

[@polinacreations7729]

Thank you! I'm happy my video was helpful for you!😊

[@njlsdew234]

Awesome 👏 thanks

[@polinacreations7729]

You're welcome 😊

[@lukewarmmullet145]

Do you apply the stuff to the project after the project ha been baked? Or do you put it on before

[@polinacreations7729]

I apply the this after the project was baked 🌷

[@lukewarmmullet145]

PolinaCreations and then bake it again correct (also thank you sm for responding)

[@polinacreations7729]

Yes, you are right. :) For example, I make a donut: first, I bake it. Then apply liquid clay on top of it and bake it again. In some situations, I can apply liquid clay to raw clay. But most of the time, I put it after the item was bake for 5 min at least for convenience. Here is my video of how I make clay donuts: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hl64XnarZrGbldk I hope this will help! 🙂🌷

[@AmaiusLea]

So cooooooool

[@polinacreations7729]

Thank you 😊

[@janettegonzalez984]

What happens if I don’t bake the clay icing, will it harden eventually? Love the video 🥰

[@allthebestpeoplearecrazy6928]

Love this, thanks for the tips! If using chalk or paint mixed with liquid clay do you still have to add a varnish on top or does it not need protecting?

[@polinacreations7729]

My pleasure! I'm happy this video was helpful.🌷 You don't need to protect it with varnish unless you want to add some gloss to your item 😉