“I know, that you know, I know”😂♥️ Side note, I freaking LOVE mushrooms, and I LOVE how this project turned out!!!😍 it was mind blowing🤯 when you pulled out that white puff paint for the scales on the cap.. GENIUS!
It can be tricky to figure out the right thickness for the type of clay you're using. The more it shrinks while drying, the more prone to cracking it is cause the armature won't shrink with it. 🥲 I use slip or wall putty to fill in cracks - saved a lot of early projects from being recycled. 😂 I was so happy to see the paint did the trick just as well. They look amazing and in my opinion little imperfections add a special something to handmade projects. ❤️ Edit: The puffy paint is such a brilliant idea!!
@@briisokay I hope I'm not meddling too much. XD It's fun to see the the process of other sculptors and I really don't wanna take away the joy (sometimes pain) of figuring stuff out by yourself. 😆
I love, love, love these!! For some reason I have a 'thing about mushrooms, I totally understand that you want the vibe for your whole house. You did a great job and I'm totally copying you!! Haha
um wow this is immaculate and the first time i’ve ever been this convinced to try out air dry clay. i’m planning on decorating some “cloches” hehe that i’ve had for ages and didn’t even think to try sculpting my own stuff w air dry clay. ty ! 🍄✨
Adorable! I really liked your wreath and this is equally cute! You can also use craft/aluminum wire to add strength and stability to your taller/longer sculptures. I suggest watching Ace Of Clay's videos. His style is VERY different. Think more of the horror genre but he is SUCH A GREAT SCULPTER. He also uses polymer clay exclusively but many of the techniques will transfer to air-dry clay. Watching his videos have helped me improve.
You know what would look good with that? Crystals
absolutely yes
“I know, that you know, I know”😂♥️ Side note, I freaking LOVE mushrooms, and I LOVE how this project turned out!!!😍 it was mind blowing🤯 when you pulled out that white puff paint for the scales on the cap.. GENIUS!
heheh thank you kimmy ❤️😂
I can’t wait for the 40-gallon aquarium terrarium video
These are absolutely amazing! You are incredibly creative. Thank you for sharing them x
It can be tricky to figure out the right thickness for the type of clay you're using. The more it shrinks while drying, the more prone to cracking it is cause the armature won't shrink with it. 🥲 I use slip or wall putty to fill in cracks - saved a lot of early projects from being recycled. 😂 I was so happy to see the paint did the trick just as well.
They look amazing and in my opinion little imperfections add a special something to handmade projects. ❤️ Edit: The puffy paint is such a brilliant idea!!
yes I still need to experiment clearly lol 🥲, but I will keep trying! thank you for the tips ❤️
@@briisokay I hope I'm not meddling too much. XD It's fun to see the the process of other sculptors and I really don't wanna take away the joy (sometimes pain) of figuring stuff out by yourself. 😆
This came out extremely cute looking. I'll agree with the rest, the puffy paint was a really good idea!
oh thank you ☺️💕
I love, love, love these!! For some reason I have a 'thing about mushrooms, I totally understand that you want the vibe for your whole house. You did a great job and I'm totally copying you!! Haha
we can match 👯♀️
This is TO cute, I think I wanna make some now omg
um wow this is immaculate and the first time i’ve ever been this convinced to try out air dry clay. i’m planning on decorating some “cloches” hehe that i’ve had for ages and didn’t even think to try sculpting my own stuff w air dry clay. ty ! 🍄✨
thank you so much! have fun 🐛
Beautiful..loved it
I love these so much!
Turned out wonderful!!!!
thank you! 🐛
Adorable! I really liked your wreath and this is equally cute! You can also use craft/aluminum wire to add strength and stability to your taller/longer sculptures. I suggest watching Ace Of Clay's videos. His style is VERY different. Think more of the horror genre but he is SUCH A GREAT SCULPTER. He also uses polymer clay exclusively but many of the techniques will transfer to air-dry clay. Watching his videos have helped me improve.
Oh yep he’s very talented. Sometimes I’ll watch and think wow that’s so cool, other times I’m like wow I suck 🫠
@@briisokay you don't suck ! 🤣 your style is different, that's all. You make adorable characters and he makes creepy. Both great in your own way.
Aah I love what you're doing
Went into your store and everything was sold. When are you making more to sell?
How mush room is on your bookshelf now?
Can you use air dry clay by Crayola. That cler cout what was. Was it moge poge
I'm confused as to why u didn't cover the cracks with more clay?
clay shrinks as it dries - so adding wet clay onto dry clay doesn’t really work out. it will typically just crack more and flake off 😔
Hi my name is Emily I really love your art work 😁 😍
Eee thank you Emily 💕💕
UM EXCUSE ME, MY NAME IS KVOTHE?! YES!!!! You just earned a sub :P
"cloche" is just the French word for "bell"
and now I feel uncultured 😅
Please make a piggy bank 🐽