KINZOKU? Trying Japanese Silver Craft Kit

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Hi fellow grains! My name is Jackie and I love crafting geeky diys. I mainly do polymer clay tutorials, but I also do resin crafting, felt diys, and custom diy soap on my channel, but I love experimenting and having fun! Let's go on this diy crafting journey together ^_^ Remember to hashtag Nerdecrafter on Instagram if you make anything geeky. Also, if you share my videos, you automatically get love and sparkles (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
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[@nerdecrafter]

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[@vivienne.n]

I luv u jackiiiieee Edit: OMG YOU LIKED!!!!!🥺🥺🥺 Edit 2: its gone

[@Mar-xq1nr]

#nerdificationsquad

[@christabirddnig]

NerdECrafter i’ve watched every single one of your videos and I love them

[@baddieslay000]

hi

[@nasrinhisham4038]

Im late 🏃💨

[@KeyushTheStuntDog]

You probably won’t see this, but I have some tips for working with silver metal clay, I work with it for part of my business and have some videos on my second channel Jodie Boo. Use a barrier cream on your fingers to stop the wet clay from sticking to fingers and tools, it’s very sticky. It’s not great for sculpting so you’re better off making a sculpy model and casting it in two part silicon to make a mould. To make a ring for hanging, add a flat circle of clay to the top and when it’s still clay, but dried, use a small drill bit to put a hole in it. You can keep adding water to moisten the clay as it dries and working in a colder environment helps stop it drying. You can let it air dry for 24hrs, you don’t want any moisture in it when fired as it’ll creak or explode. And you can use a small butane torch (creme brûlée torch) to fire the clay instead of that ceramic kiln. The torch just needs to reach over 600 degrees to fire silver and heat the piece evenly for 4-5 minutes. You have to keep the flame moving or risk melting it.

[@galacticphoenix8903]

Hi Key!!!!

[@Mon67ica]

Very interesting. Thank you for the tips.

[@Pammeelex]

"Allergic to metal." It's okay, Jackie. You can say "faerie." We won't judge.

[@thethiccster2828]

If your thinking simply nailogical is a fairy you dammnnn wrong lmao

[@genericat4356]

I will cuz she isn't ilergic

[@aliciagraham9697]

Reference Wolf and you know this because?

[@cheerio1485]

Reference Wolf who? Jackie?

[@leah-ml3wt]

lol.

[@esther.k8437]

Who else wants to see the cRaPoLa of Japan since they are good at almost everything

[@Stella-dj8rg]

Meeeeeeee

[@lakendulaney04]

@@Stella-dj8rg yyyyyaaaaaassssss

[@b33ny38]

MeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@ramonadelarosa9081]

YASsssss

[@ParengMael]

Me

[@that_kid_nobody_notices]

"What is that smell? It smells like..... dirt. But like pleasant dirt." So it smells like clay. I would hope so.

[@Cheshiregrinn91]

that is exactly what I was thinking. XD 'It smells like dirt, but like pleasant dirt.' 'So...clay. You're saying it smells like clay.

[@Luxurious_count_levi]

Legit lmao

[@galaxywolf1502]

Hahaha so true BUT i have clay that smells like bubblegum and one that smells like fairy flosd

[@sam-ub6up]

Floss

[@sam-ub6up]

13:42

[@samandcolbyfan3896]

can i just talk about how her cat literally winked at the camera before she pet it at 9:11

[@esmeraldasweetbeach1177]

Samandcolbyfan I did not notice that :/

[@ammarahxmak4701]

Haha

[@the_sky_is_blue_and_so_am_I]

OH MY GERDDDD IT DID

[@Sofia-en8sf]

Is it a coincidence that its 9:11 cuz like... 9/11

[@jasmine_1505]

My dog always winks for no reason 😂🤣

[@GraveyardLoon]

Jackie: "Ain't nobody gonna tell us what to do.... not even myself" That's right Jackie, you tell em! #RebelWithoutACause #ThugLife 😈😈😈😈

[@nerdecrafter]

Mega rebel! 😈

[@haileybrooke2444]

lol

[@svetlanaegorova279]

SALTY REBEL!!!!!!

[@svetlanaegorova279]

@ꨄ ღ An Awkward Crybaby ღ ꨄ yup!

[@marcymellow7101]

Lol

[@Shadowstar79]

I'm allergic to metals too. with one exception. Precious metals. I think that's the case for most people who are allergic to metals. most non-precious metals contain nickel. thats what most people are allergic to. thanks for the video! I like this unique kit.

[@preciousdanielle5914]

We're allergic to alloy, it is because of the coating used by the manufacturer. You don't have to buy precious metals, but you could buy stainless steel jewelry. If ut is alloy (mixed metal) or if it is "gold plated" jewelry it would tarnish on your skin because you may probably have an acidic skin.

[@Lilac_Dreams]

So is my aunt..

[@meg2831]

I have the same problem. I can only wear silver if it is nickel free otherwise I get a rash or in the case of earrings painful swollen ears.

[@bluedragonfly8139]

@@meg2831 Oof. Yeah, that's how my mom and I realized that I had a metal allergies, when my pierced ears refused to heal.

[@sarahc8862]

@@bluedragonfly8139 I'm the same only gold or sterling silver, my ears would never heal with surgical steel and finally after 5 months I switched out to gold and started to heal.

[@johns7283]

This clay has been around FOR-EV-ER, and you can order it online - no need to go to Japan....

[@ScottishElf]

I know Fire Mountain Gems sells it.

[@mollyjolx7137]

Yep, I was drooling over this stuff in the Fire Mountain gems catalog over a decade ago. Never bit the bullet.

[@adelaidemolitz3691]

Or you would use it as an excuse to travel to Japan

[@lux0rd01]

Jackie: "oh DVD you have blessed us from the 1990s" As someone who grew up in the 90s, despite DVDs first releasing in 97 most people still had tapes/vhs for like another 7-8 years. When they first released DVDs were stupidly expensive compared to tapes and that wasn't even bringing in buying a new device for playing them into it! As such DVDs are more a 2000's thing rather than 90s

[@jessicadaniel5653]

Lux0rd my thoughts exactly. I didn’t even own a DVD player till 2003. I still use DVDs to this day.

[@angelwales9138]

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. I was born in 98 and it was a big thing when my mom got a DVD player when I was like 6 or something, though we still had a VHS player for a while after

[@lux0rd01]

@@jessicadaniel5653 I think my first ever DVD was in 2004-2005

[@Phenrex]

We still had VHS primarily until about 2008-2009, though that's primarily because we already had a huge collection and a working VHS player.

[@harlowhazardperry255]

Remember laser disc's!? 😆 🤣 😂 BTW I graduated HS in 97. No one I knew had a DVD player, but a rich kid and a rich family friend had the laser disks, so posh Lol. I remember a feature though where you could play a short segment of a movie on a replay loop. Jurassic Park the original was hilarious with this function 🤣

[@mim2782]

Jackie: "They hold onto traditions, like DvDs." Me: *looks at my shelf of VHSs and slowly slips under the desk* "Haha... Yeah... So traditional..." #NerdeficationSquad

[@alexandram.2714]

I used to have a collection of DVDs...until the new computer I got didn't have a player. Soo..I made Christmas tree decorations and Present decorations out of them. Over 8 years ago.

[@Rika24]

Look at it this way, no one can take them away from you (I have multiple backups of my computer stuff on multiple devices, DVD -R, flash drives, external HD, and drop box... yet I still don’t trust it to still be there in a couple years. I refuse to buy ebooks if they don’t let me back them up, and I buy cds still. I honestly doubt digital media will still be online a decade from now. Netflix can’t even keep some series available for more than a couple years before removing them. Remember, licensing changes over time. When that happens it’s discontinued and will be removed from streaming. DVDs and blu ray will keep for decades if taken care of.

[@NoArtisticLimitation]

Literally me. We have so many VHS tapes.

[@mim2782]

RACHEL GOH JIA NEE RIJ Er-Me-Gerd! I think you're right!

[@Stella-dj8rg]

Oof. I feel you. *pushes cd player into the corner*

[@darkstar2874]

I still use DVD because I’m cheap and Blu-ray is still more expensive. As a casual movie-watcher the higher quality doesn’t matter much to me so if I can get something on DVD instead I do 🤷‍♂️

[@geminidragon33]

I APPROVE THIS POST ...cause I do the same thing. 😅

[@Kirorokat1132]

Same here, I don't need to count every fiber of a piece of clothing to enjoy a movie.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Actors are better looking too! Very few people look good in ultra-high def

[@quakerparrot9084]

I think she meant as opposed to posting the video online

[@bakugousrightboob3599]

P-people still use d-dvd players-? I haven’t touched or seen one of thoeses in a long time-

[@Hiphop618]

This kit looks so intense, like those one's geared for children in the 50's LOL

[@candysweets6647]

“ children “

[@canofbeans301]

You mean You?

[@markushenrich21]

Hiphop618 not funny at AllBecause I was one form the 50s

[@markushenrich21]

LaumiRez and I still am a kid hell what

[@meggerz5687]

My brother is allergic to Zinc, growing up buttons on jeans and different deodorants caused huge rashes and breathing problems. He went to work at a metal mine... a Zinc mine.. did not take long to stop working there..

[@lillybee_]

Meggerz! Take notice! But, why did he go there? Oh, did he not know before... That’s sad!

[@bobatea1987]

Must be tough.

[@sadafrazzak8253]

Maybe he didn’t know he was allergic?

[@greenapple9477]

If something happened to him, I'm terribly sorry.

[@girlsarestrange]

.

[@CatandRaven]

*Me:* ~managing distance learning with the kids and get notification for NerdECrafter~ *Me:* Distance learning break to watch Jackie? *Kids:* Distance learning break to watch Jackie! ~distance learning break to watch Jackie~ Also Cat and I are also both allergic to metal too! Have you ever worn niobium? I can’t even wear 24k gold without reacting but niobium doesn’t make my skin react. It’s the only reason I have a wedding ring. ~Raven

[@nerdecrafter]

I haven't tried niobium! Never even heard of it 😱 I'll look into it

[@CatandRaven]

NerdECrafter I hadn’t either but my mother in law who’s into jewelry found out about it! I love jewelry but can’t wear most of it and niobium means I can wear pretty things 😭

[@ToastNox]

How about a silicon rings like from this site? ensorings.com

[@AndreaP_N7]

@@nerdecrafter In that case, you might also look into titanium and surgical steel if you haven't already! Those are the only earrings I can wear.

[@russellsprouts8135]

@@AndreaP_N7 Same with me!

[@FireQuillsHedgehogs]

You can buy that exact brand of metal clay at Fire Mountain Gems .com. I’ve wanted to use the metal clay but thought a small kiln was needed. It’s pretty cool that a basic pot kiln will work, too! Now to get to making!

[@Forgefaerie]

kiln is best, but you can also fire it on a stovetop if you have a gas stove, or even with a small butane torch.

[@astaaraa.9625]

Idea: sculpt what you want out of sculpey, make a mold with brushable/moldable silicone, and then use that for the silver clay! (Also I've definitely seen these clays on amazon!)

[@dragonosx]

I agree! You could get a lot more detail and it would be easier to work with.

[@alibiagaidarov8615]

Jackie: Gosh gone garn dangnabbit! Me: Oh such wise words!

[@Stella-dj8rg]

THE ANGELS ARE SIIIINGIIING! Allow me to give you a concert in honor of Jackie IT'S EARTH WORM SAAAAAAAALLY

[@kabrini0121]

@@Stella-dj8rg *CARRY DISEASES FROM FLORIDA TO CALLY*

[@ramonadelarosa9081]

Florida to cally Florida to cally

[@ramonadelarosa9081]

🤣🤣

[@bug8568]

“Oh nonononono” -nerdy crafter

[@2.percent.]

BabyDuckling Nerdecrafter* or Jackie

[@kskdkkwksdm8164]

@@2.percent. she/he can say: nerdy crafter

[@2.percent.]

WarriorCatsLover 101 I know I was just informing him/ her that that was how she spells it

[@adelaidemolitz3691]

Lol sounds like me when I see bugs

[@blooddarkking]

Jackie, the fuel for that thing is called "Alcanfor" or "Camphor" , it smells minty and the flame usually is a bit blueish

[@abbyrivers9971]

And loads of people are allergic to Camphor...🤮

[@alauramoore3072]

Jackie: pokes finger with the brush. Me: welcome to the life of a type one diabetic

[@FlameyFiredog]

im a type 2 and i have to do that aswell

[@HailFalcortKOS]

They came out with these new prickers that “give fingers a break” but they spendy /:

[@alauramoore3072]

@@FlameyFiredog I would have said a diabetic in general, but ya. I do respect any diabetic

[@alauramoore3072]

@@HailFalcortKOS hmm I haven't actually heard of it. Thanks for telling me.

[@taylormccoy9702]

my cousin is a type one. bless your freaking soul.

[@harvestkitty]

NerdECrafter: I’m allergic to metal Me: Immediate concerns about her breathing in fumes

[@kieraskies8326]

harvestkitty you are a true grain I respect you for caring about Jackie PS I subbed to you

[@nickfuller6576]

What is ur channel name

[@kieraskies8326]

Nick Fuller who’s channel name

[@acidroofproductions9378]

Me too. I'm allergic to metal too. The fumes given off by welding can make me very ill. I wish I KNEW THAT before going to a trade school with AN IMPROPERLY VENTED WELDING SHOP!! *coughs salt* Sorry. It was a large expensive mistake...I'm still salty.

[@nickfuller6576]

@@kieraskies8326 harvestkitty said something then you replied to harvestkitty and said something then you said ps is subbed to you I ment like who did you sub to and what is their channel name cuz I wanted to check them out

[@diamondeclipse24]

"I question my own intelligence for your entertainment. We will be turning clay into sliver, wait aren't I allergic to metal? Well I question my intelligence today." Jackie, NerdECrafter 2020 Wise words with Jackie. #nerdeficationsquad

[@featherdance740]

Engineering grain here! What you are doing is metallurgy! It's most likely made by Mitsubishi because a large number of car parts are made through powdered metal (albeit without the clay). In most manufacturing places powered metal comes in large buckets and is pressed in molds using high force. After they have been pressed they are placed into an oven and heated to a certain temp. They are then permitted to rest in a warm environment to fully harden. These parts can then be used on planes, car, boats, etc. After powdered metal is pressed together (but before heating) it becomes EXTREMELY fragile, which is probably why they had you heat it with a hair dryer prior to sanding, so your crafted piece doesn't break apart during sanding. When you said they don't have ovens putting it in a small "heater" makes sense. Why they also tell you to wait 24hrs also makes sense, otherwise your part would not have become fully hardened and safe to use. Tldr powdered metal is cool but so help you if you breathe it in because all you'll smell is metal for the rest of the day.

[@Delightedly]

I’m a full time metalsmith and mostly work with 316L steel and precious metals and this is absolutely fascinating and something I’ve never heard about for industrial metals. Thank you for the info!!

[@melindarivera6598]

Advise of the year...and we've been in a pandemic: "Do not fluff a metal brush!" 😂😂😂

[@heloloooll]

These are how many people two think that Jackie deserves atleast 10 million subscribers ⬇️⬇️

[@the_sky_is_blue_and_so_am_I]

Everyone that liked the vid

[@NWolfsson]

"Mitsubishi, as the... Mitsubishi cars?" Me: When you know Yamaha is known for bikes *and* synthesizer keyboards, nothing is weird anymore... (BTW, Yamaha, best logo ever: Tuning forks making out the rays of a bike wheel)

[@greenandpurpledragon7219]

NeRethil Wolfsson And Trumpets!

[@mirjanbouma]

Also, flutes and sewing machines! I've owned both. Yamaha is very versatile ^^

[@ChipmunkiousD]

Nintendo's known for video games now, but they've also made playing cards (ones not related to their video games) and... I think... love hotels?

[@_-insertname-_]

ChipmunkiousD at some point they apparently also did fishing gear, not a fishing rod but gimmicky stuff to help fishing (although idk if that’s actually true). They also did love hotels as well as love testers.

[@long_necc1384]

I have a recorder flute from yamaha

[@tilorshirley]

Did anyone else get chills/goosebumps when she rubbed the clay pot thing together? 😖 edit: and also when she used the sandpaper?! I might have issues...

[@Catchandelier22]

My godmother was a clay artist and she had some of the first versions of this stuff. It’s exactly as magical as it seems, I gotta say.

[@spreadlove9214]

You would be the coolest English teacher ever. Imagine learning about My hero Academia😁... And then giving an essay😅

[@NoArtisticLimitation]

I forget exactly what she taught, but I think that she was an English teacher?

[@popsicraft2480]

😂😂😂 ENGLISH #1!! btw I'm actually working on a video for my channel where I make My Hero Academia squishies and a sculpture for my sister's birthday since I can't buy her anything because of corona.. stay safe everyone!!! I'm excited!! Going to be posted Saturday May 16 PST 11 am if you ever wanna see 😋

[@oliveintheroom1336]

She taught like math or science I think

[@lolzies9644]

@@popsicraft2480 that's really nice I'll subscribe to your chanell

[@txuoimbetterthanu4432]

No school would be hell we would have to watch anime and anime is not somthing u have to learn in school it would me poo į hate anime

[@simplycharming123]

Jackie, just FYI there is the same metal clay on Amazon (at least in US)

[@MC_.]

0:17 Jackie unquestioning herself why she does it: *my own suffering?* *because i wanna improve?* *there will be more to be salty about?* Jackie: *For you entertainment!! :D*

[@Stella-dj8rg]

There's enough salt coursing through my veins right now. I don't need another reason.

[@paularobles5441]

Silver, gold, titanium and steel are less likely to cause reactions; people that are allergic to metals usually show more sensitivity to other metals like nikel and cadmium

[@poggie7431]

Immediately googled the clay and looks like the same brand is available from a site called rio grande if anyone is looking >:3

[@hellsingmongrel]

yep, rio grande is a professional jewelry-making supply company, it's legit. they've had the clay for yeaaaars, and I've wanted to try it for a long time, I just thought you had to have a pottery kiln to use it. Now I need to look at their site again and see if they have this starter kit!

[@kkdoglovergal]

I'm a jewelry maker and love Rio Grande! They have some great tutorials if anyone is interested in metalworking

[@nikkikennedy8728]

I've been so curious about metal clay, I would love to try making jewelry. Thank you for the info, my fellow grains😊

[@Eva-qv4ii]

Me: wHeN yOuR a GrAiN yOu CoMe In LiKe A hUrRiCaNe everybody else: wow what a great video!

[@raiz1351]

Eva Achtzener tf that’s so random 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@AlottaBoulchit]

Oooh the CLASSIC Nerdecrafter merch slogan LOVE it.

[@Stella-dj8rg]

Finally, someone who comments stuff as random as me.

[@grey3138]

Rai Z are u a long time fan?.????

[@kabrini0121]

@@AlottaBoulchit yay a Steven Universe fan!X3

[@fairy_floss]

I kind of like the DVD tho it’s cute and videos can just get taken down or deleted later on KZbin.

[@margaretzuelke9761]

Jackie, you're THINKING wrong! A DVD really comes in handy if you don't have internet at home. Not everyone has all the comforts of home AT home, so don't dis the DVDs. I am very happy that you have done this kit, because I have one that I have been afraid to do. I got it from my mom the Christmas before she died. I didn't want to make something that turned out to be "carp" and hate myself because of it. So it's been in storage for 10 years. Watching you complete this kit has given me more confidence. My kit is a bit different though. Mine comes with a blow torch, so that brings my confidence back down a little. I do have enough confidence to give it a go though, and I have you to thank for it. As I am currently in the middle of sewing projects tho, it will have to wait until I finish up with that. I thank you so much for the crafts you do, for including Sika in some of them, and for just being you. I love you, Sika, Angel, and even your cats (I'm a dog person. Little chihuahua, but still a dog person). I look forward to every episode. Stay healthy & safe! #feedSika! 😁

[@Cat-ul3wh]

Me: doing online school Me:see’s notifications Jackie: posts Me:watches the video and Yeets my school work

[@fenixthehusky8011]

Relatable

[@maximummax5430]

Cate Condon Same!

[@ellathehedgehog5353]

Same, low key rushing to finish school work but eh

[@nunyabuiness693]

Same tho

[@Elieelleez]

I don't have online school *Dabs*

[@msmercury2698]

No one : Not a single souls : Jackie : i WaS mAkiNG fUN Of tHE DVD 📀 That useful dvd : ( why u bully me ) #nerdeficationsquad

[@FishieDr]

I've used PMC! My heart dog was a 3lb Chihuahua. I used a piece of clay and made a pendant with her pawprint, then took it to a local jewelry crafting store where they fired it for me. Now that she's passed away, it is a super special keepsake for me. I totally want this kit to play more with PMC! I hear you on how quickly it dries! I had to use a lot of water to smooth my pendant out and work very efficiently.

[@jennieolive4822]

Thank you dear Jackie for blessing our SALTY SOULS with that salt.

[@rayraffiki1856]

rAiD sHaDoW lEgEnDs! (I'm glad you have a sponsor Raid is just everywhere)

[@tazfrankszlasa6867]

Good morning Jackie 💕

[@chourtniicummings756]

I love you Nerdy Crafter. Your the best. My mom past away this April 13th and your videos has helped me to not be so sad. I can't thank you enough

[@lisapt6702]

You are such a joy to watch. And so talented. PMC is fairly common in jewelry making and there are plenty of supply sources. A local beading store might even have it. As long as you don’t hurt yourself or have an allergic reaction to the stuff, please do more

[@princewiIhelm]

The sounds that Jackie can make: vacuum, rollercoaster, *salt* , epicness, dark Jackie, sponsor Jackie, teacher Jackie, Mitsubishi Jackie (what?)

[@lala_oooh]

When you have captions on Wingardiam Leviosa turns into: WHEN GOD DAMN LEVIOSA OH. do not believe me? Turn on captions and go to 6:20

[@TheBee1470]

assfab2009 hahahahah brilliant

[@russellsprouts8135]

That's all I hear now!😂

[@chloekilday-johnston7400]

Mine said size you are when god damn leviosa oh

[@Stella-dj8rg]

@Crunchy Mayonnaise how does crunchy mayonnaise taste?

[@Stella-dj8rg]

Haha lolololol

[@juneyybugg]

If Jackie had quickly made a mold she wouldn’t have to worry about it hardening

[@andreamorgan9229]

I've read about metal clay a lot and from what I've learned is that the clay needs to remain moist or it will create those cracks. A lot of designers keep a humidifier around or they wet their fingers to keep the moisture in. You did great and I love the little salty salt!

[@aliviaparadiso2746]

I love being a grain of salt

[@m_artroom]

Alivia Paradiso Sameeee

[@stupidskitsproductions9008]

Me too

[@cocoa_bean845]

Me too mate... Me too

[@bethanyperry1678]

SAME

[@becausewhynot8926]

Grainosalt4life

[@norahswartz6338]

The last time I was this early Tik Tok was a song and Corona was a drink.

[@rebeccafisher5405]

This is precious metal clay and is sold in several brands. You can easily order it. You get so little clay because the “clay” is pure silver (not sterling) mixed with earthen clay to make it workable. The clay easily dries out and should be stored in plastic wrap spritzed with a little water or under a wet paper towel while working with it to keep it from drying out. Water can be used to smooth out cracks or unwanted impressions such as fingerprints. The easiest way to add details like your eyes and mouth on the salt jar is to make slip. Use a teensy amount of clay and mix with some water to make liquid clay. Use that as the glue to attach details. Oil can be used to prevent sticking to molds and tools. Be careful not to waste clay. Every speck of PMC is pure silver so wasting it means literally money in the trash. Once happy with your piece it needs to dry completely. Then you can sand away fingerprints or rough edges. When you fire the clay the actual clay burns off leaving only the metal behind. Once the fired piece is cooled the particles of silver are all at different angles so the piece looks rough and white. Using the metal brush to brush the piece using one direction only lays the particles down facing the same direction giving you the shiny metal finish. After that you can use a buffing cloth or burnishing tool for a high shine. Now that you have the little kiln you should be able to easily order more clay and more fuel if you wish. No need to go all the way to Japan. Hope this helps. I took classes in PMC work several years ago.

[@batmanjustbatman2342]

The clay set, I remember seeing years ago on a Martha Stewart episode they were using the precious metal clays to make different jewelry, it amazed me back than, and still intrigues me today. You can get other metals than silver too.

[@wistymations]

OH NO THE RAID SPONSORSHIP HAS GOTTEN YOU TOO. D: Jk please dont wave a sharp pointy object at me Love your content as usual

[@kissez_4tomoya]

“Last Time I Was In Japan“ Me: YOU CAN’T JUST WADDLE ON OVER TO JAPAN RIGHT NOW TO BUY YOURSELF SOME CRAFT KITS- *That Was In November* Me: That Makes More Sense

[@katelillo1932]

Waddle 😂

[@sammyroberts7220]

Buy saying “last time” rather implies it was a while ago. So it’s your reaction that makes no sense. She didn’t say I resently went to Japan she said last time. Last time I went to a concert was 18 months ago, I still say last time I saw such and such musician, last time I went to the country of my birth was five years ago’ so no she wasn’t.t waddling over to Japan right now nor was she implying she had

[@xwetoc]

ive been binge watching your vids for a full week love the energy you give off ! thanks for the content

[@tsukiyomi77]

This is definitely a kit for people who have experience with jewelry/silver smith making. I have a book on silver clay cause I'm interested in it. Jewelry/silversmithing is fun but there are lot of steps on making your jewelry plus using big tools and chemicals(sometimes).

[@alexandram.2714]

Nedrycrafter: *makes fun of the DVD* Karma: You skipped a step!

[@Hannah-vc8sg]

Just for the sake of it I’m gonna ask who else is watching this during quarantine? 😂 x

[@_holliej]

Hannah everyone is in quarantine

[@Cat-ul3wh]

I hate it when people ASK THAT BC THE WHOLE WORLD IS IN QUARANTINE

[@emo7444]

meh

[@ryahiscool1057]

Cate Condon well someone might be watching this after quarantine

[@jordansahara]

no one.. no one at all.. Hannah: WhO Is In QUaRAnTIne

[@fleasg5487]

I've worked with silver clay back in high school in jewelcrafting class. Really fun to try a new media of art.

[@amandahill7540]

That is so cool! I'm very impressed with how it turned out, so so cool!

[@kaniyaru117]

This clay is actual clay. Mineral clay. Not polymer clay. Hence the earthy smell. But this means you can add water to re-soften it and avoid cracking! For next time haha

[@olekini4098]

Hi Jackie!!!

[@ch34pwoowoo7]

Hi

[@nerdecrafter]

Hi

[@ashleywangg]

Hi

[@nasrinhisham4038]

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[@Just1Nora]

As a jeweler I can tell you that PMC3 has been around for at least 15 years, and is made of I believe 95% pure metal with the remainder being nontoxic binding agents. There is a slight bit of shrinkage, so you can't directly use normal ring sizing or make a ring to fit your finger because it will shrink due to the water loss and binders burning off from the clay. You likely had dryness issues because you were working on cardboard which was sucking the water out of the clay like a sponge. My favorite jewelry magazine, Lapidary Journal which is actually precious and semi-precious rock and stone based jewelry, seems to have a project that requires PMC (which stands for precious metal clay) at least every other month or two months. It has become a very popular medium to work with. PMC3 is not just available in different metals, but the metals are available in different forms. You can get the regular clay like you had, but you can also get sheets of clay, strips, tubes of paste clay for attaching pieces or making small details...I'm sure there's other forms I'm forgetting, but it's not a medium I work in. I've heard it takes a learning curve, but every media does. Your little mini kiln is handy if you don't have access to an oven, or don't want to risk contamination of your jewelry with food particles. For a nicer finish I'd recommend using a brass bristle brush and dish soap instead of steel to burnish the piece after firing. Get a small basin of water, wet your piece, add the soap to the brush and brush away. Then once it's nice and shiny you can dunk it in the water and rinse it off and rinse your brush. It's ok to pour the water down the drain. The only reason you don't use the sink is you don't want to accidentally drop your piece down the drain!

[@moonlightbright3567]

I absolutely loved this video!!🥰 This craft kit looks amazing 🤗❤️

[@gilliancandy1631]

3:04 “Who uses DVD instructions?” Me: I do

[@m_artroom]

Gillian Candy My house doesn’t have a DVD player so I can’t

[@gilliancandy1631]

M & Artroom my house has one

[@anoni6108]

@@m_artroom what about your pc or computer

[@m_artroom]

anon Yeah my nonexistent computer that’s totally not broken

[@gilliancandy1631]

anon Ooo he snitchin’

[@ryahiscool1057]

When Jackie posts, THIS GRAIN CONES IN LIKE A HURRICANE!!!! #nerdeficationsquad

[@the_sky_is_blue_and_so_am_I]

Yes

[@onesetinstruments9344]

*comes

[@kittyrules995]

*yes* (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ ✧ﾟ･: *

[@peachymanaangel]

For those you are interested in metal clay you can find kits in the US, fire mountain gems has them. Sold fuel is common at buffets you should be able to get it at a restaurant supply, and their are microwave kilns used for pmc, fused glass and enameling. This clay has been around a 20+ years and there is a lot of great information available and variations of the clay.

[@nicanonymus2491]

I took a silver clay class over 10 years ago. It’s so cool and interesting. I still have my self made jewelry, you only need to polish it every once in a while.

[@hammy_potter2345]

Hello nerdie. Crafter! You probably won’t see this but... wHeReS sIkA?!?

[@katie3970]

Work? It is Friday after all.

[@katie3970]

If it sounds mean, sorry, I am not good at getting points across through words

[@hammy_potter2345]

Molly the Ferret it’s V E day today so no work

[@roberthrenko5466]

Hammy_potter 23 so I'm not Jackie but they're in Canada and (from seeing the way Jackie acts about these things) they're probably social distancing or quarantining. Hope this helped :)

[@Claire_P]

I wanna post some random nerdy info here. Those cute Posca Markers are actually also produced by Mitsubishi. Their brand name for stationery is Uni. I'm also more familiar with their cars and find it interesting that they also have a branch for stationery. Their stationery come with advanced technology. Like for example they have this mechanical pencil called Uni Kuru Toga that can sharpen the lead by itself so the lead will always have an even surface. Very cool imo. Anyway, great job as always, Jackie! I've just recently discovered your channel and can't stop watching! Love how you can be both informative and entertaining!

[@AlottaBoulchit]

Ah PMC! There was this learning centre in my city that used to host classes and I remember one being for PMC jewelry making. Always wanted to try the classes but the school shut down.. Now I could just get a kit and buy the supplies to do it myself. LOL Cute little salt shaker! You should get some more pmc and make a REAL METALLIC DRAGON sculpture!!

[@oneradcat2365]

"Because this guide over here is...as clear as mud" Me: (Laughs like crazy)

[@IckyNeko]

I've seen these silver kits used in anime (most notably Pretty Cure season 1 episode 10) but never irl. Interesting.

[@jenb8488]

I’m a painter and jewelry maker, with an Etsy store, I have always dreamed of making my own precious metal pieces. I NEED THIS KIT TO LEARN!

[@TheDolphace]

I'm surprised you haven't seen this clay before! It was popular like 10 years ago when I was first learning silversmithing. There was a whole divide between traditional and people using metal clays.

[@sophiafranklin8834]

This video came out at 1:30am in Australia. Great content is worth staying up for! Love you Jackie!!!!!! #nerdficationsquad

[@joysivan2625]

#Aussie

[@robagnew9719]

Hello my fellow Australian

[@jeonbananamilk6948]

No one: Jackie: *rollercoaster noises*

[@nabi_core]

@@YHWH07626 💜

[@melissaenterkin1677]

I used to make a lot of jewelry and I've wanted this kit for years. Or rather this kind of kit. Yes they sell them in north America. :) all the precious metals. I think fire mountain gems used to have them. Not sure anymore. I moved from jewelry work to wood work.

[@milkymaiden123]

I have had my eye on these kits for a year! Your salt charm turned out so cuuute 😲💗😲💗

[@bobatea1987]

Jackie: "Oh is this in English?" The manual: KONIchIwA Jackie: -yeets manual- Jackie: BAI SISTA (Konichiwa is Japanese right??)

[@BradleyBoy]

Konichiwa is Japanese for hello

[@ThatOneMKGirl]

My daughter Leah and I LOVE watching your videos together. She would really love a shout out! #NerdificationSquad

[@toddlisasmith9512]

I’m pretty sure this is what we used in my high school jewelry class way back in the early 90’s. I have a ring and it’s shaped kind of like the Charlie Brown shirt pattern.

[@dianekane4084]

Jackie, this clay was introduced in the U.S. for more than 20 years. Probably because KZbin wasn't even a twinkle in the developers eyes, not many knew about it. It is good to see that it is coming around again.

[@Beepboopwigglewiggle]

Why u so inspiring to me ;w;

[@heidiperkins7615]

Cause she is amazing and she inspires me too

[@ricobastianyahya5711]

Ikr!!!

[@-Reverie_]

Idk but same ;w;

[@libertybergeron5115]

For real

[@jessisthebest4187]

#early LOVE U JACKIE IVE BEEN HERE SINCE 700K FR!

[@nerdecrafter]

😍

[@jessisthebest4187]

@@nerdecrafter IM YELLING OMG OMG! YOU REPLIED I LOVE U

[@kimothyrose3183]

I worked with this in school for jewelry class it’s really gives a cool amounts of detail just don’t make it to thin.

[@jennylawson1980]

Love this kit! I would love to order this most definitely. Thank you Jackie!!

[@evyrose9988]

KZbin: 4 comments Me: Can I see them? KZbin: No.

[@gilliancandy1631]

Evy Rose Mood

[@sanjiko-skinner]

I can't help but wonder... if Jackie took this piece to a jewelry store for appraisal, would they give her anything close to $50 for it?

[@tanyahandley3466]

I highly doubt this is real metal, I'm not sure though. I just don't understand what is happening that could turn this into actual solid silver. My theory is that it is more of a glaze that has been dried out and made into a clay-like consistency. I also don't know much about metal making so I could be wrong, but I do know a little about ceramics and clay. With that said and even for the price it is still worth it because ceramics is expensive and you might be able to use this to make ceramic charms, mini pots, other jewelry and nick-nack possibilities.

[@LaynieFingers]

@@tanyahandley3466 This really is actual fine silver. There are silver particles suspended in the clay along with a binder. When it's fired, the clay parts burn off while the silver particles fuse together in a process called sintering. It's the same process used by 3D printers that produce metal prints. The clay she's using is called Precious Metal Clay and it comes in several different metals like bronze, silver, and gold. It's really interesting stuff!

[@thatoneguy3634]

I tried the cinnamon pancake recipe and my mom really liked it, so thanks for showing that on your channel :D

[@athsukrisno6777]

Hi Jackie. The yellow thing is some sort of liver of sulfur, to oxidize the silver (you can make the NC carving pop out even more). I also think that because most of these metal clays are 999, that's why they don't cause alergy compared to the 925 silver. And yes, PMC actually does have a KZbin channel.

[@mimirunstheworld5545]

How- I just clicked and there is already a comment..

[@patrickstar151]

Early!!! I love this channel!

[@EdnaRouse]

You should be able to get precious metal clay pretty much anywhere. You should check online!!

[@sorbetsurprise]

So cute! Would love to see more projects with this clay. I think you forgot to use the metal tool to get in all the detailed spaces to remove the clay like they did on the wings.

[@eruki_edits3332]

No one : not even a single soul: Jackie: * car noises intensifies* #nerdeficationsquad

[@adinafulda6968]

same😭😭😭

[@Ari-cl2di]

i hope u get picked cus i probly wont

[@eruki_edits3332]

Explosive Belle thank you I think you would you get picked

[@nyxofthenight6883]

Akira Edits you won’t get picked if you ask

[@vickyliza83]

Jackie: Sponsored by Raid Me: Oh no... They got Jackie too Also I use DVDs UwU And another thing: You shoulda made a salt shaker mould! :T

[@amiabot4493]

Your videos make me so happy and I fell good when I watch them i am a older viewer but I LOVE your videos soo much thank you for making them❤️❤️❤️

[@DebadooCreates]

That is so kewl!! Must have more metal clay!! And I'm so jealous that you get to go to Japan often. Have a good friend who lives there that I've only seen one since I school and that was a very long time ago.