Nice detailed video- like the colour theory. If you have crumbly clay, you can add mineral oil or petroleum jelly/vaseline to soften it - use the tiniest amount you need and gradually add a little more if needed, this softens it up nicely and will be fine in tiny amounts, but if clay is really hard/crumbly and/or needs to be really strong for thinner pieces that will get some wear like jewellery/keyrings, it could be worth buying clay conditioner as this contains plasticiser whereas mineral oil will dilute the clay slightly as it has no plasticiser which is what makes the clay cure, and could weaken the clay a bit. Many people use it with no problems so worth trying on a small batch to test the hardness after curing. Wish I realised I didn’t need to buy all the colours 🤦♀️ especially if you are a beginner or don’t use it often you don’t want to have loads of clay going hard before you use it up. On storage, some plastics react to the clay over time. Ziplock bags tend to be ok, I saw a video somewhere that told you what to check for to see what type of plastic container you have.
I've just started using polymer clay and I'be been searching for an explanation on color mixing like this for a looooong time! Thank you so much for sharing!
I love this!! Please make a follow up one! I’d love to see a mustard colour and burgundy and pistachio!! And maybe like a cream colour for a bridal collection!! Thank you so much for this you are amazing!!!! 🥰❤️
You can chop your hard clay into little bits and add just a few drops of mineral oil (for that black I would start with 3 drops) and toss the clay like a salad and let it sit over night and your clay will become soft.😅 We also need to know exactly what colors of clay your using. Also every brand has the same colors but they are not exactly the same.
Watching your video was very helpful! So thank you for the tips and tricks! Only one negative thing I have to say about it all is that you say “um,” way too many times in your video, and that made it really hard for me to watch this video all at once. I needed the information so I watched it, but in parts. Thank you 😊
This is by far the best color mixing video I have ever seen. So easy to understand the way you show! Thanks
Nice detailed video- like the colour theory. If you have crumbly clay, you can add mineral oil or petroleum jelly/vaseline to soften it - use the tiniest amount you need and gradually add a little more if needed, this softens it up nicely and will be fine in tiny amounts, but if clay is really hard/crumbly and/or needs to be really strong for thinner pieces that will get some wear like jewellery/keyrings, it could be worth buying clay conditioner as this contains plasticiser whereas mineral oil will dilute the clay slightly as it has no plasticiser which is what makes the clay cure, and could weaken the clay a bit. Many people use it with no problems so worth trying on a small batch to test the hardness after curing. Wish I realised I didn’t need to buy all the colours 🤦♀️ especially if you are a beginner or don’t use it often you don’t want to have loads of clay going hard before you use it up.
On storage, some plastics react to the clay over time. Ziplock bags tend to be ok, I saw a video somewhere that told you what to check for to see what type of plastic container you have.
I love the entire video, super helpful. You did a wonderful job covering a ton of useful info for a beginner like me. Great job
I've just started using polymer clay and I'be been searching for an explanation on color mixing like this for a looooong time! Thank you so much for sharing!
I appreciate the all the painstaking examples you demonstrated for us. You were so detailed! Thank you so much! ❤️
Great video. This is so very helpful for someone who struggles with color mixing. Thank you.
Amazing video!! Thank you soooo much!! 🥰
Can you please teach us more colors?
Mustard yellow please 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Love ❤️
I love this!! Please make a follow up one! I’d love to see a mustard colour and burgundy and pistachio!! And maybe like a cream colour for a bridal collection!! Thank you so much for this you are amazing!!!! 🥰❤️
Amazing tutorial! So helpful and clear! Great advice too!
Some damn fine advice if I might say so 💯💯
Thank you!!!! My sister and I want to make our own earrings and this video was very helpful!
Thank you! I’m very happy you made this video!
this is SO helpful!! thank youuuuuuu
You can put a drop or two of baby oil in a plastic baggy and then put your clay in it. It will absorb the oil and be beautiful.
This is awesome. Super helpful. Thanks!!
can you please make more colour mixing recipes? especially light pastels and neutrals thanks a lot :)
Very, very useful and money saving. Thank you
You could have your colour recipes for sale in PDF form, so helpful!
TYSM!! this helped me make the perfect aqua
what is the name of the green you recommend please
You can chop your hard clay into little bits and add just a few drops of mineral oil (for that black I would start with 3 drops) and toss the clay like a salad and let it sit over night and your clay will become soft.😅 We also need to know exactly what colors of clay your using. Also every brand has the same colors but they are not exactly the same.
Can heat gun dr y clay
Thank youuu for making this video
Super helpful 😍
Thank you so much ❤
Thanks.
Use a pasta maker, so much easier.
Watching your video was very helpful! So thank you for the tips and tricks! Only one negative thing I have to say about it all is that you say “um,” way too many times in your video, and that made it really hard for me to watch this video all at once. I needed the information so I watched it, but in parts. Thank you 😊