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Thank you so much! It's so simple to make as well, you both will have a great time! ☺️💕🦕

I'm so happy you love it! 🥰💕

Yaaaas, I’m obsessed with them at the moment 😂💕 Thank you so much!

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Thank you so much! ☺💕

Wow, thank you and you’re welcome! That’s great to hear! 💕☺️

I personally haven't used that kind of resin, so I'm not sure, but you could put UV resin on a small spot where it won't be so obvious, just to try it out. Sorry I couldn't give a definitive answer, but I hope it all works out! ☺️💕

You’ll love it! The pearl clay gives such (!!!) a pretty shimmery effect, it’s the perfect colour for a magic spell book! 🤩💕

Hahaha, sometimes it's actually quite difficult, but shhhh! 😂 Thank you very much ☺💕

I'm so happy you do! Thank you! ☺💕

Thaaaank you so muuuuch! ☺💕

Aww, thank you so much for your kind words! I’m so happy you love the dinosaur and tutorial! ☺️💕

Thank you so much! I’m so happy you like him! ☺️💕

Thank yoooou! It’s so cute and fun to make! ☺️💕

Merciiiii, mon ami! 🥰💕

Awww, thank you so much! 💕☺️

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You’re very welcome! I’m so glad it answered your questions! I personally haven’t tried it on air dry clay but I think it would be fine to use on it. The only thing I can think of, if it’s not working on air dry clay, is if the clay hasn’t fully dried yet? It could look dry from the outside but still have a bit of moisture inside it. I’m not really sure, as I don’t use it that often, but you could try it again on a test piece that’s dried for a few days, then glaze it and cure it with the light to see if that works. If it doesn’t, I would place the piece outside in the sun for a few hours on a hot day so that the tacky parts of the UV resin can cure all the way through. I find that the lamps are great, but it still doesn’t beat natural sunlight, imo. I hope that helps! 💕☺️

@@Cloudfetti Thank you so much for the thorough explanation. You're really sweet💕

@@sheidatt9390 Aw, thank you and you're welcome, I hope it all works out! 💕

Oh, yay! You're very welcome, I'm soooo happy it was helpful to you! ☺💕

Thank you so much! 💕☺️

Thank you so much! ☺💕

You're welcome😊

Thank you so much! 💕☺️

Thank you so much! Go for it, it’s so fun! 😂💕

I would definitely glaze them in stages. If it’s possible, try to glaze one end, like the base of it first, then cure it, and continue so you cover the rest of it and don’t have to touch the bottom surface a second time around. I hope that helps! ☺️💕

@@Cloudfetti thanks so much I will definitely try that 😊😊😊

You're very welcome! I have a tutorial on my channel sharing how to glaze polymer clay with UV resin, and it shows how I glaze pieces without an eye pin. That might give you a bit of an idea of where you can start on your sculpture! ☺️💕

@@Cloudfetti I already watched that lol 😊😊

Aw, thank you so much, I really appreciate it! Thanks for subbing, as well! ☺️💕

It could be that you are putting too much on one side, and not enough on the other, or, that if it's not a flat charm, it could be the resin dropping/flowing to the lower side with gravity. You could try to brush on a thin layer all over the charm, cure it and then continue to build the layers, which is the method I like to use. I hope that helps! ☺️💕

You’re very welcome! I’m so glad it was helpful! 💕☺️

Awww, thank you so much! 💕☺️💕

Thaaank you! 💕☺️

Glad you think so, thank you so much! 💕☺️

Hello, thanks so much for your kind comment! You’re very welcome, I love sharing tips and tricks, so I’m glad you found the videos helpful! I have worked with air dry clay before, but I much prefer polymer because you can take your time with making things, whereas with air dry clay, I find you have to work a bit quicker. I also found air dry to be more fragile when it’s dried. Also, you can buy pre-coloured polymer clay, which I think is so much easier! Although, air dry does have its uses, I love polymer way more! I hope these help! ☺️💕

So happy you enjoyed it! Thankies! 💕✨

Ahhhh, thank you so much! 💕💕💕

Thank you sooo much! 💕💕💕

Thaaaank you! Hahaha, I love the music as well! 😂💕

Helloooo! Thanks for letting me know, I'm so happy we got the PayPal password issue all sorted! Your order just came through, I'll have it posted tomorrow. Thank you soooo much for the support, much love! 💕✨

Thank you so much! ☺️💕

Aww, thank you very much! I worked super duper hard on this video, I’m so glad it was helpful to you! 💕☺️

Thank you so much and you’re welcome! I’m so happy you found it helpful and educational! ☺️💕

You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful to you! 💕💕💕

You're welcome and thank you sooo much! I'm so happy you like it! 💕🎨 (Also, I just had to post another community post thing, I uploaded the wrong photo of the close up cat charm and it wouldn't let me edit it 😂 so if you were looking for your comment, and it's gone, that's why! 💕)

​​@@Cloudfetti 😑 ok then, the first 'like' and 'comment' is going to be me 🤣

Oooh! Yeah, not the biggest fan of the Qiao Qiao brand, but I’ve heard great things about the SAANNAA one. Thanks for the info about the top coats! ☺️💕

Hi, you’re welcome! I hope this video is helpful to you! Polymer clay does tend to darken in the oven if it’s not covered with something to protect it from the top heating elements of the oven. I found it’s usually caused by the heat and longer baking times. You can prevent it by using a foil ‘tent’ over the top, or even better, a foil bbq tray, which is more sturdy. I have a video on my channel called “how to bake polymer clay for beginners”, and at the 20:02 mark, it has a chapter called ‘browning/darkening of polymer clay’, which has a visual of the bbq tray if you need it! Make sure you’re also using a separate oven thermometer to check the proper internal temperature of your oven, because oven dials are often incorrect and can heat hotter than what you actually set it to. I hope it helps! 💕☺️

Thank you so much for getting back!! It was very helpful, thanks! 😊

You’re welcome! 💕☺️

I got it from my local craft store. It’s the Sculpey brand acrylic roller, and you can also find it online 💕☺️

You're very welcome! I set mine to 'turbo', which has both the upper and lower heating rods on, plus the inbuilt fan which helps to evenly distribute heat. If yours doesn't have a fan, I would suggest heating from the top and bottom, so it heats equally 💕☺

Okay thank you so much.

You’re welcome! ☺️💕

You would need some kind of liquid clay, as white polymer clay and chalk pastels won’t make a sauce consistency on their own. In the video, I used Bake and Bond to make the chocolate sauce, which is a white colour, not clear, if that helps! Also, make sure not to use sidewalk chalk because those aren’t as pigmented as actual art grade chalk pastels ☺️💕

You’re very welcome, I’m so happy you found it useful! Happy claying! ☺️💕