How To Make TEXTURE Stamps For CLAY Sculpting (10 TIPS)

[@SwaysTavern]

They are all great tips, amazing results. I liked the sponges and the popsicle sticks. 😂 I totally need a free day to just play with clay all day and try out these awesome techniques. 👏

[@stephen6220]

Excellent. Clever! Thank you.

[@ebony6044]

Very clever! Love the popsicle stick designs!

[@cuforming]

Those tips are very useful. I'm gonna try all of them right now. Thank you Sofia!

[@misabear1990]

Great tips, I learned so much, especially cosclay, I'll try it in the future. Thank you so much

[@Dscustomcolelctables]

Thanks so much for this video! I’m a big fan of making texture stamps. Never thought of using an avocado 🥑. That will work brilliantly for my zombie sculpts 🤘🏻

[@carlycharlesworth1497]

What a brilliant video! I love your clever use of different materials to create stamps with. I am going to give Cosclay a go for sure! It looks tough and durable and you get a lot in a box too. I have tons of lolly sticks and they are.super useful, and your video showed me what to do with them. I am going to carve some of them and the remainder I will stick to sponges and other stuff to the to make handles for some of my stamps. Thanks for that idea! You're a star! God bless you. 😁

[@AwkwardBirb]

I’m really going to have to get some cosclay, that stuff looks useful for SO many applications!!

[@markusstorzer4545]

so simple, yet, very effective - thank you for sharing this creative explosion :), gets me all inspired .... I personally liked the avocado, Dinosaurs or reptiles anyone?

[@DarkMatters96]

So many arthacks!😀 Thank you, Sofia!

[@GaminGawdess]

The homemade paint roller tip was fab!!!!!

[@Theperilsofbev]

Oh my goodness I've used almost all of these methods! It's a no-brainer choice, subscribed 🌹

[@phoebebaker1575]

So fun and inspiring!

[@noelwellington7179]

Amazing work !

[@linsaraillustration]

Awesome idea

[@amyschmidt1113]

Popsicle stick tools my favorite. Thanks!!!

[@lydiacodding9308]

I love it all! You are very clever.

[@littleailurophiliac6418]

Thank you for yet another great video. When I started sculpting (which is just 1,5 months ago) I quickly found your channel and it has helped me a lot. I cannot help but notice that many of the products that you are using are Danish. Do you happen to live in Denmark? If so, might I ask where you buy your polymer clay from? :D

[@patriciastobbart9516]

Brilliant... thank u so much ❤

[@travistobias]

Wonderful video thank you for Sharing

[@paulbrown3975]

Excellent, just what I was looking for, I’m making an octopus and I’ve used flock to make the colour and now I’m going to use some of these techniques to texture it 👍

[@sandracarrizo9401]

Thank you!!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@alejo.puerto586]

Thank you 🇨🇴

[@leonanelson2444]

Awesome, thank you

[@LassetUnsSpielen]

I made myself a few Texture rollers out of Air-Drying clay. I'm sure I'll have to apply a clear coat to prevent sticking. What do you recommend, shellac, PU or spraycan?

[@annonescio202]

Hello, i like the Cosclay. In my country they sell different firmness. What did you use?

[@carolschafer3822]

Not sure if you will see this question or not... I am very new at working with clay. I had made some clay Christmas ornaments and had stamped a design into one side. I had some people comment that they wished the design was on both sides. Do you have a recommendation on how to stamp a design on both sides of the clay without ruining the other side? I used polymer oven bake clay.

[@sandravaleria9566]

I loved it, thank you! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🥰

[@TheDvd3000]

Super god video! :)

[@Upper_echelon_exotics]

Wow this would make it so easy to sculpt my pet snakes. I could use the bendy clay to make the scale pattern! I know I could use a shower sponge thing too but they have keeled scales and it wouldn't quite be the same.

[@scrapsimone]

👍😊🌸

[@BigEarl1965]

What brand of silicon do you use.

[@beatricecreations84]

génial

[@lokiwartooth1138]

Could I use my bell end on your clay?

[@SpiritPhoenixRose]

Dude; sea sponges are very much like plants, but they're actually animals, and animals are here _with_ us, not _for_ us. I mean, you wouldn't use a bit of a dead dog or cat to create texture tools, would you?