Making Capybara Keychains With Polymer Clay

[@iLexy3]

Quick tip. Bending the end of the eye pin at a 45 degree angle or so before sticking it in and then just controlling the angle in which you stick it in can eliminate the need for glue entirely. It’s also much faster.

[@Jamilalovesboba123]

There super duper cute i love the one whit the strawberry 🍓 i hope u wil post more and pls more capybara vids pls pls pls ❤❤

[@NamelessPersonHere]

These look excellent! Thank you for the video!

[@AngelynTang]

SO HARD!!!!😢!!!!!!!!!!I DO IT ON MITHGNIGHT!

[@KelliHediger]

Exceptional!

[@ruwgirl]

They're so cute 🥰😍 Looking forward to seeing more cuties in the making.

[@Kutiesart.]

Thank you! 😊

[@bayun21]

Cute and beautiful ❤

[@Kutiesart.]

Thank you! 😊

[@AngelaKlassen-f8y]

This is very cute. The basic share could become many different creatures, teddy bears, hippos, etc. 🐵🐻🐨🐷🐶

[@Kutiesart.]

Yes! :) thank you!

[@chococuppincake]

Very cute!!! 🥰 What is the varnish you are using to prevent the UV resin from yellowing? A lot of my charms have done that over the last few years😭

[@Kutiesart.]

Thank you :) ! I'm trying out the brand Mr. Resin which another polymer clay artist, Uncomfy co. recommends. Its supposed to be better about not yellowing by itself. Then I add a thin layer of Liquitex varnish which claims to be UV resistant. Look for resin that specifically says it wont yellow, and varnish that says its UV resistant. I avoid using resin at all when I don't think its necessary though.

[@hoathanhtu3753]

what clay did you use?

[@Kutiesart.]

sculpey original and premo mix