Sculpey Liquid Bakeable Clay in Black, White And Clear

[@theartofmyclay]

Excellent video Cindy! There is definitely a lot of potential using the new clear, black and white liquid Sculpey! I really loved your mandalas and the black and white mixed on the tile. Thanks for all of the new ideas. We are waiting for our supply to arrive at www.shadesofclay.com Should be here the second week in May. I'm sure your video will result in lots more inquiries.

[@MilkyClayGALAXY]

Which clay is better: sculpey, fimo or cernit 🤔

[@ericamanda01]

I am so excited to try this. As soon as I finished your review this morning, I headed over to polymer clay superstore. Not only did they have the new liquid colors, but they are on sale. Not sure for how much longer, but if anyone is looking for it, head over there.

[@estherschmidt2805]

Thank You so much! Mine is coming in the mail soon! I can't wait to use it. Thanks for showing what to do with the black liquid clay. I had no clues...!

[@thecatsawaystudio405]

I always enjoy your tutes and demos so much - this was very informative! Thank you!

[@KvisTwig]

Any clue if this would be a strong enough material to make a watchband from? I'm a huge fan of maximum DIY customisation options for everything I own.

[@christinaaugustine27]

Super excited for it to be available in the stores near near . Thanks for sharing Cindy !

[@Toltecgrl]

Thank you for this review! Those would do great to make votive vases! The candle can shine through really nice!!

[@donnahaggerty53]

Thanks for sharing your differences with the liquid clays. I am very curious on the demo you are planning with shaping the liquid clay using the neat pink shaping tool you have (i have one in blue). i will try to patiently wait!

[@katiemayer7202]

Love your videos!! Question: Would the shiny side stay shiny if flipped over and baked again? I was thinking of using it to cover a clay pond, instead of using resin to create water.

[@debitolar3143]

Thank you so much. Wonderful information as always. You are such an incredible asset for the polymer clay community.

[@UraniumFire]

I just received two bottles of clear from Munro Crafts and can't wait to try them. I hope they'll be carrying the black and white, too! Thanks for keeping me up-to-date on the newest in PC.

[@jackiedavies3751]

Hello Cindy, did you do the tutorial with air pens please.

[@Wulfgeist]

I'm so excited about these new products!

[@j.c.7555]

Love your review... been waiting for those to come out and you gave me some ideas! Your shorter hair looks really nice! Thank you for all your videos. You inspired me to to give polymer clay a try and I love it!

[@TeresaPandoraSalgado]

Thanks, Cindy!

[@DeesBBB]

This is amazing!!!! I was just at the craft store and bought some clay.... now I need to go back and get more stuff and play around.... lol!!

[@jennygee9849]

thanks Cindy,great info & demo....Looking forward to seeing the air pen in action:)

[@kerielwatson3197]

Thinking I'm going to have to try some layered pieces now there's so many options!

[@LeslieNikulka]

Thanks so much, Cindy. There's nothing like your lab tests to 'squirrel' out the pros and cons of a product. I'm really looking forward to your future videos on how to use the new liquid clay. Would love to know if there's a technique or product that can be added to make it 'dome' like resin does? :)

[@JaneThomas58]

Hi Cindy, do you know if the clear will yellow if finished pieces are hung outside?

[@petrinaclay]

Cindy, great info! Question: I know a lot of people use Kato clear with a heat gun to get a great shine on their projects. Have you tried this process with Sculpey clear?

[@tomgibson7518]

Cindy, Have you tried layering the clear liquid? I was wondering if you will loose clarity or will it layer well like Magic Gloss does. I haven't received my order yet but I am eager to try it as a medium for eyes.

[@PolymerClayTutor]

I plan to do more experimenting, but I believe it should layer quite clearly. It is more rubbery than something like resin though

[@MaryPSmith-ww8xz]

Which is matted the clear or translucent? TY

[@vassilisandronikidis3140]

Hi Cindy, when you bake your polymer clay you start from cold oven or you wait until the thermometer gives you the indication that your oven reached the 275 Degrees and then you bake? Vassilis from Greece

[@PolymerClayTutor]

I do both. I just wait until the temperature is up before I set the timer. The only time I am careful to start with a cold oven, is when I am baking on glass and I don' t want the temperature shock to break the glass.

[@jmcdonald3049]

The sculpey website warns of yellowing with repeated baking. Has anyone seen this? I sometimes use the heat gun or a short bake several times before a final baking and wonder if that will cause problems

[@UnrulyHousewife]

Mine is ordered (Clear)...I hope it is as good as nit looks here! xx

[@PhaethonCrafts]

I would really love to get the clear one, unfortunately no one in town sells them, and the clay they sell is pretty pitiful in selection.

[@maddielovelee]

+PolymerClayTutor I've seen you say premo is your favorite brand. I was wondering do you like softer or harder clay? I like harder clay I find sculpey 3 to be so frustrating to work with bc it's so soft to me. I was wondering if you think premo is soft? I find it to be softer than even sculpey3 a lot of time. Fimo is def my favorite and sculpey soufle I liked but I was wondering if there are any tips you could give me to make the clay harder? And what clay you suggest to use. I have a much easier enjoyable time when the clay is hard it comes out looking way better also lot less dust and fingerprints. I have hard time even holding the piece and blending the stuff on bc just holding it lightly will change the shape or indent it or whatever when using premo or sculpey3.

[@PropheticEnvy]

omg are these on sell yet. I so want the clear! nice video. you always do the best test labs

[@kathrynarchuleta1776]

Has anyone ever thought about trying to using the baked liquid clay to make small stained glass window clings?

[@moriweem]

would i be able to make sculpey clear COMPLETELY opaque by dyeing it with alcohol inks/chalk pastels? I know this seems counterintuitive, but i have a bunch of it and its runny viscocity is perfect for the molds it needs to fill but i need some solid colors

[@PolymerClayTutor]

Yes you can make Sculpey Liquid opaque with powd3res and dyes, but you will need to play with the ratio. If you add to much powd3er the clay will bake up brittle... ask my how I know! 🙄

[@moriweem]

@@PolymerClayTutor oh wow I didn't consider how the strength/texture might change! Thanks for the reply!

[@yelloworangered]

I have a suggestion for a video: what kind of string/wire to use when making necklaces, bracelets with polymer beads. I am stopped from moving forward by these kinds of concerns: will wire cut through the polymer clay beads when sawing back and forth with movement of the wearer? will the beads cut through the silk if i use silk to thread the beads? Heavy beads require any special care? Thank you - I'm sure you can think through many more combinations. Honestly, this is stopping me cold from using any of my beads that I made. :(

[@t-.-t.]

yelloworangered dont worry. Nothing of those sorts will happen.

[@t-.-t.]

You can use leather strings or metal wires which are very smooth

[@MegaPraiseHim]

Great info, I can't wait to learn about that air pen! :o)

[@dragosisters8548]

Hi...I'm sorry to bother you again but you are just so knowledgeable and I can't help myself. I am a grand new polymer clay addict. lol It advices on sculpey to bake at 275 and on liquid sculpey it says to bake at 300. If I'm using liquid sculpey to help glue like arms and legs onto sculpey figurines....what would I bake it at? Thank you so, so very much for your help!

[@PolymerClayTutor]

Sculpey clear liquid will cure fine at 275F so you can use it as a glue no problem. The higher 300 temp is for when you want it crystal clear.

[@dragosisters8548]

@@PolymerClayTutor Oh my goodness...thank you so much! You are absolutely my hero!

[@ladyamalthea3218]

???Hi, I'm new to all that liquid clay and stuff and I just saw a video that explain how to make "liquid fimo" by playing a bit with it in hot water to make some kind of softer paste...can it still work like "liquid clay"????? Btw tyvm for your video you're an awesome crafter and I learned alot from you :D keep up the good work!!

[@coulterjb22]

I see your video's stopped three years ago. Are you still helping us new PC'rs? I have a question about using liquid clay with polymer clay to get tiny details out of a resin mold. Right now the polymer clay has a hard time getting out of thin areas of the mold (.5 mm wide).

[@PolymerClayTutor]

Hi there, yes I am still around. I plan to be back on KZbin soon. I am doing a weekly LIVE Q&A Broadcast on Facebook on Wed. at 12:00 NOON Pacific on our Facebook Page: facebook.com/polymerclay/ You should come check it out! In regards to your question... the reason why you can't do thin pieces with your liquid clay is because you are not baking it hot enough and it is breaking when you pull it out of the mold. Sculpey Liquid Clay loves to be baked at closer to 300F as opposed to the 275F it says on the bottle.

[@coulterjb22]

@@PolymerClayTutor Interesting thank you. If I use liquid clay for the small thin areas and then mash polymer clay over it (the main part) and bake at 300 the liquid will cure and hopefully the clay wont singe/discolor?

[@mappingstitcher]

How can I determine if a particular substance is safe for baking? E.g. can I use gloss gel medium as a glue to adhere paper or something to a glass bauble and then embed it in clay and bake? What about glossy accents?

[@pennyswings]

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[@arabeliscarrasco9440]

Hi! Do you use any specific ceramic tile ?

[@Toltecgrl]

Can't wait for your Demo! 🤗🤗 Do you have a video that will show me how to make beads that will all come out the same size? I am trying to make rosaries. I ordered some bead molds but they were much too big. I was trying to roll them by hand but still, the beads were not very nice looking lol!

[@PolymerClayTutor]

I have done a video already on making beads all the same size. Here it is if you want to check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJCbcpqni8iCrKM

[@Toltecgrl]

Thank you!

[@RameyRocks]

I love those leaves!!!

[@lydiah7234]

Hi i just bought the clear liquid sculpey and its so hard it won't come out the bottle , when I tried stiring it the stirrer wouldn't move it was so thick! Do you think its faulty or am I doing something wrong? P.s great videos they have been a great help!😁

[@PolymerClayTutor]

The Clear Liquid Sculpey settles out if it has been sitting a while. The stuff in the bottom, is very similar to cornstarch in water and can be hard to get started with the stirring process. See if you can poke it with a chopstick or something to get it moving. Once it starts moving you can stir it easier. If there is no liquid on the top because you already started using it, you will need to add some Sculpey Clay Softener in the bottom to get it back to it's liquid state.

[@lydiah7234]

@@PolymerClayTutor Thankyou for the reply! I actually sent that one back and recieved a new one that is not as thick! Kind regards:)

[@marisoldiaz6850]

hello there thank you. im looking for a clay that i can do it after i bake. do you know any thing?

[@PolymerClayTutor]

What would you like to do with it after you bake?

[@marisoldiaz6850]

@@PolymerClayTutor after I bake. I would like to make it look shine. I don't like to see it mate.

[@PolymerClayTutor]

@@marisoldiaz6850 There are a lot of products you can use to make your clay shiny. You can use a clear liquid clay like in this video, resin, varnish, wax, polyurethane and more. Go to my channel and watch the videos on finishes. There are a lot to choose from. Happy claying!

[@zahrasartpak967]

Very interesting you asked❤

[@mariecaroniaplotkin5268]

wondering why these liquid clays and gels are more like rubber than clay?

[@PolymerClayTutor]

All polymer clay is more like rubber than clay... real earthen clay that is.

[@buttercreampie6417]

Fantastic! Now I can make glassy eyed looking dolls!

[@shirleyotero1846]

Can u make full molds with them like dolls

[@tonistuart9991]

Love you tutorials , can your paid tutorials be played on a iPad

[@geegeebean8576]

I am band new to this poly clay. I just bought and threw away a large thing of FIMO black poly clay. I was trying to make it soft. Went to pot. I put it in a bowl of hot water for 5 minutes and it broke into a million little pieces. How in the world do you make this rock hard stuff soft enough to do anything with? Please help! That was $12 thrown in the trash; and, naturally I went over board with all the colors. LOL!!! Love your videos.

[@FOSSILFERN10]

How much Pearlex can you add to the Sculpey without affecting the integrity of the liquid clay?

[@PolymerClayTutor]

You will have to play with that since not all liquids or powders are the same consistency. Make sure to make some test samples, before committing to a large project.

[@karinservotte151]

Hello, do you have a video on how to do lace with liquid Polymer clay ?

[@PolymerClayTutor]

Yes I do and here it is: Making Polymer Clay Lace with SugarVeil Silicon Mats kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIfOnJeCbah3b7s

[@karinservotte151]

Thank you, love your video's and tutorials. Thank you for sharing.

[@shirleyotero1846]

Thank you for your tutorial

[@sierralarars]

3 comments and I can only see 1... gg youtube! I would be quite interested to see the application of the clear onto polymer eyes for dolls! I tried to use fimo liquid for it once and it was just a hot mess.. I know you can get UV resins and such but it would be so nice to bake eyes in a single bake with no fuss haha

[@creatornat]

OMG, that may be the reason I buy this product now-lol! I too tried the fimo liquid for a fairy wing experiment, and it ran all over my baking tile! As you said, a total mess. I am so, so curious now to try making some nice eyes!

[@sierralarars]

Let me know how you get on! I would be very interested in finding out ^^ I'm not able to get the product just now as I'm in the UK

[@creatornat]

Yes, I'll try and remember to comment again if/when I try the clear. :) I'm hoping it won't be too rubbery on the surface of the doll eye/iris area.If so, I suppose I could use a strong, shiny varnish over the eye after baking the head.

[@sallys0000]

Any updates? c:

[@creatornat]

Hi Sally Umineko, I don't quite know if/when I would be trying the clear liquid, but whenever I do, I'll reply in this comment with my experiences. :)

[@neyviscot3638]

Thank you so much, wonderful tips

[@chrystalfromalaska]

thank you:)

[@kooldesinzblm]

those can be stamps!!

[@the1000expert]

Not oh pay ic pronounciation

[@pamelahall7277]

,,bk9

[@Diabolicallaughter-]

5 years later and the lighting still sucks ass. Same as the sound, ugh.