I Can't Believe I BURNT Them... | TRYING OVEN BAKE CLAY

[@mizzi4]

Just a little tip if you do this again (that would be great :D) that I used to use for clay (slightly different from the clay in this video), if you draw a little sketch on parchment paper/baking paper and press in on the clay then the drawing will appear on the clay. it would be easier to cut out for custom shapes! Anyway, the pins look awesome! Will definitely do this sometime

[@platanous]

Do you know what other kind of paper I could use to do this? I'm out of parchment paper rn! :(

[@notmonalisayt]

@@platanous wax paper

[@Junkuza]

@@platanous Any kind of waxy paper will do, as long as it's not too thick

[@yummiburritobowl]

Omg they turned out great--consider adding them to your shop. I may buy them ! Especially the cat-yolk one. :)

[@KaseyTheGolden]

I want to, just want to test them to make sure they are sturdy!

[@russanloke]

sadly when they over burn like that, they end up being brittle and more fragile than normal. But no accident-normal baked ones, lovely!

[@rainbeep]

@@russanloke Wouldn't the resin help reinforce them up though?

[@russanloke]

@@rainbeep I can't tell because I don't work with resin, but I play D&D and I saw resin dice breaking that were not cured evenly, or long enough. How thick the resin layer need to be? again, I don't work with the stuff so I can't tell you an educated guess! I just thought that is an awkward request for Kasey because what if she put them for sale and they crack or break? What if they are perfectly fine and she undersell them? It seemed unfair, that's all :)

[@AniyahNelson462]

They could be t-shirt designs too :0

[@DoodleDate]

I was half-expecting you to paint them to look like burnt gingerbread cookies hahah!! That could be a cute Christmas theme!

[@Smoll_Beanie]

That's such a cute idea!

[@crypticarts7132]

Little tip with clay! There’s a clay “glue” called liquid sculpy! It’s a glue like substance you use with oven bake clay! It bakes with the clay and helps it stick! There’s clear and glittery but it can be a life saver! Especially when sticking clay to clay or items to clay! It’s super helpful!

[@lisamoss7035]

Oh yea I have heard of that stuff I also recommend it!

[@yummyhat]

They are all so cute!! And the purple dog with the air bubble looks like he's nervous because he has something in his mouth that he shouldn't have, classic dogs

[@mayag8344]

the steadiness of your hand when you paint with that teeny tiny pointed paint brush never ceases to amaze me :) love this vid! can’t wait to experiment w clay now 🙈

[@minsugamaxsalt]

More clay videos please!

[@Ky_The_Weird]

I agree.

[@KaseyTheGolden]

Don’t mind if I do!

[@terryt9833]

If you struggle to get them off their sheet you can refrigerate them briefly to make the clay firm up so they won't get warped coming off it

[@KryptidKat]

Tip: If you play around with clay more. Plastic kind of "melts" oven bake clay which makes it stick to the plastic surface more (like the cookie cutter). Also if you want to get rid of fingerprints without the pain of sanding use nail polish remover and a cotton swab to smooth the surface of the clay before baking.

[@notmonalisayt]

I love the fact how she always makes videos on time and always boosts our mood with something you wouldnt ever see in your life withiut her. You are so unique! You should also make them a product on your shop! They turned out CUTE!

[@Thysillia]

How high did you have your oven? At 100 - 110 celcius you can bake them nearly as long as you want without risking burning. Also you can cover with foil to prevent some burning. But yeah its only really an issue if you're using coloured clay that you don't intend to paint, gessoing over is a totally valid option! One of the earliest tips I got was to bake my clay at a lower temp than the instructions said, but for a longer amount of time. Sanding is also totally fine but yeah, some of the shapes could have easily been refined while the clay was soft -- that's the point behind clay after all, that you can shape it. But you did a really great job as usual, they came out awesome

[@KaseyTheGolden]

This is a mystery to me. I made another batch to burn on purpose (the burnt cookie look was too cute to resist) and had them in the oven for an hour at the correct temperature… then another hour for a higher temperature before they burned. So I have NO IDEA how they burned on 15 minutes?!

[@fishsticks2965]

@@KaseyTheGolden thats so weird. maybe oven weirdness?

[@matishtar]

@@KaseyTheGolden Many ovens have unexpected spikes in temperature that can burn your clay. Tenting your clay under aluminium foil can really help with that! (Also, another tip; when you put plastic wrap on top of your clay slab when cutting with the cookie cutters, you get a smooth rounded edge!)

[@bugrebecca]

@@KaseyTheGolden If you popped them in while your oven was in its preheating mode, that could've been why they burnt so fast! Some ovens do an "extreme heat" to get it up to temperature before dropping back down to what you need. 🥴Ovens can be feral

[@beautifulenigma1724]

@@KaseyTheGolden maybe because the batch you burned came out of the oven, cooled, and went back in again? I don’t know much about clay, but I don’t think it’s supposed to go back in the oven after you’ve taken it out. I could be wrong though. But if you make cookies and take them out before they’re done cooking and let them cool, putting them back in the oven wouldn’t cook them the rest of the way, they’d just burn. Regardless, this was a fun video to watch! I especially like (what looks like) the extra resin around the cat yolks. It makes them look even more egg-like. Great stuff as always!

[@hezaroseli]

Thank you for showing the fact the clay got burnt. I have fear of imperfection when I start a new medium (heck even when doing something I'm used to...) so seeing an artist I really look up to and are inspired by go "I'm learning! :D" is super motivating

[@bebos_magic]

the air bubble on the dog looks like they have something in their mouth they are trying to hide 😭😭😭 too cute!!

[@acluelessstar]

i cant remember the last time i loved any art this much- THEY'RE SO ADORABLE AAAA ALL OF THEM!! THE LITTLE ANIMAL MONSTERS, THE CAT EGG YOLKS, I LOVE HOW THEY CAME OUT

[@nogoodbecky813]

These are super cute! I think you can use tacky putty or a kneaded eraser to use to prop up on for painting if it becomes awkward

[@RadishTheFool]

Tongue face is definitely my favourite: cute, funny, a bit 3D, love the colours, and very Kasey Golden.

[@TheAverageArtist]

These are so.FREAKING. CUTE!

[@eggfroggowo]

I love the little egg yolks and peas in a pod, they're so cute! I definitely wanna try making something like this sometime :D

[@eyjayy]

oh i ADORE these!! it feels like how your style was meant to be seen somehow!??? just perfect

[@thistle305]

Can we appreciate the fact she always boosts our moods. Normally, I art while you art, but I broke both my wrists so that’s a no

[@captainshanwash]

Oh wow, how did you manage both wrists?! Sending lots of love and healing vibes!

[@thistle305]

@@captainshanwash being silly and jumping from a 3 meter height 😂

[@francislafaecreates4914]

Ha, I do the same thing while watching her. May I wish you a speedy recovery

[@ashleyguthrie572]

I'm sorry, I hope you heal quickly with minimal complications and no lasting impact. May you draw again soon!

[@metehantans7852]

This comment went from wholesome to worrying real quick, are u ok?

[@captainshanwash]

These turned out SO ADORABLY! I love playing around with clay but it never turns out half as good as this!

[@oroboro9768]

oh Kasey... everytime I see your videos I get so much inspirations on them. They make me feel like doing my own art again. Even if you fail, you keep trusting the process and this is awesome. I love that cuz I struggle with it, specially when I make something wrong doing my art. Thank you for your videos! Love ya

[@gamayundoom]

Kasey! You NEEEEEEEED to develop your clay skills further, this is a great start! You're one of my favourite artists and clay is one of my mediums, so it's very pleasing to see you create! I love 'em! Specially the shaggy doggo!

[@TheQueenOfStupidity]

The fluffy dog is killing me, I love it so much! 🥹

[@lil_wildboar]

No freaking way for a first time maker of clay accesory Kasey this ur amazing. I mean gosh

[@Grellibe]

I love the teal blue pea pod. Such a pretty color.

[@828burke]

Yay I'm a huuuuuuuge polymer clay fan! I do polymer clay art almost every day. So excited to see this video.

[@pauline3995]

I think I just fell in love with these pins! They are soo cute !

[@just_eirik]

They turned out freaking great!

[@pineapple3555]

Oh ur beyond early

[@itsjustagenericusername]

How did you- what?

[@just_eirik]

@@itsjustagenericusername Kasey’s Patreons get some videos early.

[@notmonalisayt]

@@itsjustagenericusername patreon

[@AerinMoriarty]

I think Clay brings me back to my childhood, so when I use it, I really wanna use bright colors. These turned out so freaking cute, I would love to see more clay videos.

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

They turned out great! Love the resin topping idea. Have never seen resin on oven bake clay before.

[@h4plus8]

omg i love your artwork so much! It bring me joy alllll the time :D i love that you try a new medium in your style! Thanks for sharing

[@Littlewings1211]

I love the sad penguin!! He's my favourite. Kasey, polymer clay is supposed to be slightly flexible. Best tip I have gotten is when you bake your pieces put the tray or whatever you have them on into the oven when you turn it on, don't let it pre-heat and then when they're done, leave them in the oven until the oven and your pieces have fully cooled, then remove them from the oven. Sometimes if the temperature is vastly different between the low heat of the oven and the room you leave them in to cool it can cause the clay to crack or lose strength. It's difficult to see accurately on camera but perhaps the pieces were a little bit too thin? I bought a used pasta roller and use that to roll out clay because they have different thickness settings. When it comes to actual sculptures, once you have something you like, bake it so you don't squish it white making the next part - polymer clay can be baked repeatedly and if you're worried about burning you can cover thinner parts/extremities like ears/fingers/wings etc with foil while you bake to prevent it burning. If in doubt, watch a ton of Ace of Clay's videos, Anthony is a true master with clay and gives great tips/tutorials.

[@jamieroberts269]

They came out so cute. Me and my daughter have been doing art projects and I think this one may be the next one. Love the idea of making our own pins

[@ashleyguthrie572]

Kacey masters every art medium she touches

[@azzuparis]

I love how these turned out. They are all very adorable 💕

[@covingtons2006]

Watching your videos make me feel so grate, you really are a wonderful artist

[@MackChubs]

Love the video ❤️

[@kalieris]

These turned out super cute! Parchment paper and notebook paper work fine for me for cutting and rolling. Also, if you decide you like doing clay, buy a cheap pasta machine. Makes a big difference in being able to make blends and vary thicknesses in a consistent way. Using a piece of foil to make a tent, and then putting a piece of parchment paper under the stuff that’s baking helps avoid burnination.

[@hannahbo02]

The clay pins and charms came out soo cute! I love them so much!

[@creativemewzings5320]

These are so amazing! Looking forward to seeing more!!!

[@cenziethecannibal8471]

Oh these turned out awesome!! I'm a stay at home mom and when my Littles are in nap time or bed I make pins and keychains it makes me feel like I actually did something for myself when they are all finished 😊❤️😊❤️

[@charliecaturnip4438]

They look so good ! Makes me want to play with clay again ✨

[@winterprism9227]

The yellow dog looks like a melty cheese dog. He's my favorite. 💕

[@throughthedoor7244]

You can get these small plastic disposable brushes and i find that they spread the resin perfectly!

[@vincentyea3363]

Wow! Your art style is so perfect for this medium! 🔥 Side note: I would have preferred a matte finish

[@lisamoss7035]

OMG Kasey U ARE AMAZING U MADE A CAT YOLK! you are way better than me lol! And I also recommend making a clay frog :)!

[@sbellamy4192]

I love the art you've been making lately! Your videos are 🔥

[@signe3101]

Really loved that B-roll, keep it going Kasey!

[@fruiticise9296]

Amazing! You’ve done it again!

[@otakutante]

xD I love the sad birdy and the yellow dog!

[@mjpete27]

Very cool Kasey! The only thing bad about burning the clay is it makes it VERY HARD to add more clay to burnt clay. A lot of clay workers bake between layers to prevent cracks and pieces falling off! You can still paint as you did experience so good on you! I hope you do more 3D works it is an interesting medium, Like the collab you did with Anthony: The Ace of Clay!

[@kesleyloy9735]

My favorite is the darker pea pod!

[@BiteSizedCrafter]

Btw I play with clay a lot and there is a glue for them that will help elements bake together so you don’t have to score them. Also it works better.

[@camillelinda9932]

The octopus/hot dog shaped clay could’ve been ghosts or tulips as well 😍✨ thanks a lot Kasey now I have to head out to the store for Gesso (didn’t know that was needed for clay! A huge game changer!) and cookie cutters 🥰❤️✨

[@moda78z]

They are all so cute! I love them 😍❤️

[@87ashsanchez]

Love them! They came out totes adorbs

[@kariosa_]

I've always hoped you'd get into clay! These turned out so cute and I can't wait to see what you'll make in the future! :D Also please please wear gloves when u work with uv resin, you don't wanna accidentally rub your eye or something and then go out in the sun and have resin harden in your eye!

[@Assienda]

oh, wow x) this exact week i finished my first batch of clay pins x) although i used one of those super cheap airdry clay and tempera, but still, what a coincidence but your's turned out super stylish and fun, i'm in love *~*

[@otakuparadise3585]

12:58 remind me of the green bean fidget toys 🧸

[@alexandriastonich9252]

Oh my gosh these are adorable!! I would love if these were fridge magnets👀💖

[@PoundKeyz]

I love clay pins.

[@okay.keira.creative6694]

If you use the needle tool to cut the clay instead of the knife it’s a little easier. It makes smoother lines, something to try out. Xoxo

[@erinhallmakes777]

I turn my oven down 10-15 degrees and bake for longer. You can always burry them in corn starch to prevent browning which happens with white alot. You don't need to score PC that's a ceramics thing, just push them together. You can use liquid clay to bond if the ability to press hard is hindered. I haven't used a lot of sculpey original but some clays are naturally bending when fit for example cause clay stays flexible so if you're doing like really thin pieces a lot of people use cosplay because it will be able to bend without breaking so they may have been cooked just fine and it's just a clay that's a little more bendy. I like sculpey Primo the best it is fairly shatter resistant though I have still broken thin pieces. I haven't used a lot of sculpey original because I usually don't paint my pieces I just use the colored clay

[@MisterNiles]

That dog is singing "I'm waiting for my man" by the Velvet Underground. I can tell.

[@Adrianaisjawsome]

Man. Way back in the day when mustaches were the thing, I made all my friends mustaches on leather bands that they could wear as bracelets but also bring up to their faces for pictures and I, too, burned my batch. It was the first time I did any type of sculpting. Then I did it again when I was customizing vinyl toys. And again recently when I was making trinket bowls. The moral of the story? It happens to the best of us. Lmao. These are way cute though!

[@Sylphinator]

8:58 they remind me of the pacman ghosts =) lol I think they came out great =) I want to do clay as well.. I would suggest maybe using a dotting tool for the eyes since its round it might make it easier and thats what I see others use =) Also my favorite one is the yellow dog lol hes AWESOME!

[@camliona]

I know this was done a month ago, but I tend to dip my cookie cutters in water before cutting the clay so it won't stick! Works like a charm if you have enough water :D

[@hellothereimJAMES]

These are VERY cool and it really makes me wanna try this!

[@blackanne]

You can smooth the edges with damp fingers and you can also use watered down clay to make "glue" to attach pieces (slip).

[@matishtar]

These are great tips for air dry clay, but it's not a good idea to use water on polymer clay. Instead of slip there's liquid polymer clay or bake & bond. Smoothing can be done with a tiny bit of baby oil, and rubbing alcohol is good for wiping fingerprints.

[@leyalaatasto9096]

@@matishtar Seconded as someone who uses air dry clay. Techniques are vastly different, be wary :)

[@Titiparana]

I love your profile picture and you always boost my mood I’ve been watching you for a long time but I’ve been pretty silent but today I thought I’d appreciate you so yea love have a wonderful weekend:) 🍀🍀🍀✨✨

[@Ziehua]

I think it would be super cool if you did the same thing but made them magnets! They would be adorable little additions to everyone’s fridge if you make them a product too!

[@lindseylachute1370]

I'd love to see you collaborate with The Magic Puzzle Company for an Ant Drawing puzzle!!

[@oliviadomik-soukaris3384]

in my experience it is best to work on a glass pane when working with polymer clay because polymer clay can break down certain plastics and with most matts they could be made with some sort of plastic that will break down and react with your clay

[@gothikkitsune759]

The dog has the air bubble, but that just makes him look like he's chewing gum or has something in his mouth and thats why he's nervous.

[@Cesar_M_Romero]

I think it’s the first time I’ve seen Kasey sign her work. Am I wrong?

[@theanapiazza3809]

You should make a traffic light pea pod !!! 🥰🚦

[@cuteologist82]

Your style is like fosters home for imaginary friends

[@konek0328]

Omg I need a sticker sheet full of kitty and bunny eggs 🥺🥰

[@poodlestyle33]

So cute! Great job.

[@Jessica-ch1yi]

Haha they’re a little crispy but as long as they don’t start bubbling (I’ve burnt pieces so bad that they bubble before 😅) the paint will cover it and they shouldn’t be anymore fragile then if they were perfectly cooked

[@sussycatto30]

Omg that's so cute.. I would buy them like duh , take my money

[@theoddishmushroom1534]

Kasey: Dog! My Brother: Ghost! Me: MaNgLeD fOoT

[@britanica7539]

The blue cat, you could have done weird swirl eyes like he was being hypnotized!

[@bethaniepetitpas5699]

Kitty eyes turned into the reverse of the egg yolk kitties in the end.

[@-touya_todoroki]

It can be brittle but it seems its just burn on the outside, id just be careful with these ones mark the onrs that are burnt and retry with cooking on a different set later. If your unsure i suggest looking at the clay your using, recommendation online then finally due test trials with 5 small, 5 medium, 5 large, and 5 extra large to detmine how long each one needs at said temp lets say xl is 1.5 inchs thick, large is 1 inch thick, medium is half inch thick and small is your prefered thickness This will allow you to determine how long at a set temp for the clay used you will actually need.

[@vellamo1404]

Adore the yellow dog!!

[@erinhallmakes777]

They look so cool. I need to know what brush you are using. It's so fine

[@drawingbunny97]

When I take them out the oven and let them cool down for just a bit they still are bendable. I really have to wait till they are super cooled down. I let them cool down on the window for maybe like one hour and they are rock hard after that.

[@athena8778]

The "little guy with a big tongue" is Voldemort. There's no unseeing it. ( at 8:30 in the video )

[@Appl3f4rts]

This is so funny I was making a clay toast thing yesterday lol

[@erinsmilley5612]

Love the eggs

[@Sagesspace]

The eggs are so frickin cute, I want one

[@djdishwasher]

You can use isopropyl alcohol to remove fingerprints from the clay

[@828burke]

Tips for polymer clay: Buy a cheap ceramic flooring tile, you can get a 1 foot/ 30cm square for about 1 USD at most hardware stores. This is the BEST surface to work on and you can bake direct on it. If you are concerned about the back being shiny, use a piece of paper. Buy a tissue blade, it's great for picking up unbaked pieces without distorting them. BE CAREFUL, VERY SHARP. Polymer clay, especially sculpey works GREAT with acrylic paint. Try adding some texture, adding some paint, spritzing it with water and wiping off the top layer. Chalk pastels or even eyeshadow are great for highlights on UNBAKED polymer clay. No sealant needed just burnish it in. You can't ruin polymer clay by overbaking, only by baking it too hot. Lower your oven temperature by one or two degrees.

[@toshiayame6975]

Tacking on to add: dip your cookie cutters in corn starch to keep them from sticking!

[@828burke]

@@toshiayame6975 I like for them to stick so I don't have to attempt a skeleton pull

[@nokiot9]

Your first issue is using sculpey classic. You want sculpey 3 or even better PRIMO. You also wanna cover the thinner elements of the piece with aluminum foil to keep convection from hitting and burning it in the oven. Lastly pay CLOSE attention to the thickness. You wanna adjust the baking time proportional to the directions on the back.

[@nokiot9]

Original sculpey is usually used for plasticine replacement or extremely thick and beefy sculptures. It has a tendency to crack and burn the thinner it is. You can buy translucent kato poly or primo and cut it into the classic to help with it. I’d be extremely skeptical of that skill share if they told you to use classic sculpey in an application like this

[@nokiot9]

Also please pardon my unrequested mansplain

[@Heckin_bug]

the air bubble in the purple dog makes it look like its hiding something in its mouth so the dogs trying to hide it :)

[@comicallylargerodent]

definitely using the yellow dog as inspo for a overtale-deltarune kris lmao

[@fancifuldevices]

If they bend a little that means they’re good. If they’re undercooked they can be brittle and snap. So bendy is good.

[@zainabalradhi5640]

The nervous dog looks like he’s nervous about something he put in his mount that he’s not supposed to (aka the air bubble)