The polymer Clay Snail Jellyroll: An Excerpt From The Jumpstart Jellyroll Tutorial

[@Deborah-ut3ud]

Thank you for demonstrating and explaining about the importance of trimming the dark end. Very helpful.

[@DonnaKatoArt]

sometimes, it's the little things, right? cheers, d

[@cynthiakammann7368]

The snail type of jellyroll is very interesting. All three different and all three full of character. Of course, because they're snails. 😅

[@DonnaKatoArt]

i like the snail type quite a bit. it works very well with skinner blends and starry night slabs, too. give them a try, cynthia! hugs, d

[@edwinleach7401]

I'm amazed! I was wondering how in the world this could be done. Thanks for the great vid.

[@DonnaKatoArt]

thanks for watching and liking it, edwin!! cheers, d

[@scorpiodragon2693]

You should list and sell them with tips on how to bring them back to life

[@gloriaengman7461]

I’m 67 and don’t know computers very well what do I press to become a member? I love your stuff

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Hi Gloria! Thank you so much! Here’s the link: th-cam.com/channels/eRlb3K2k-_b1QAGYDuW1IQ.htmljoin
Now, just pick what works best for you, all levels receive the same thing.
Cheers!
D❤️

[@timothyhutton1790]

How do you keep your projects from burning or changing colors

[@DonnaKatoArt]

okay, timothy. in kato, i can't prevent the turning of the white and translucent. it's a problem that was never fixed. now, to get around it (sort of) I cure all the white tin a project he same so it always shifts the same, this way nothing is whiter or less white and it's less noticeable. i haven't burnt anything in so long it's not been an issue! if it's an issue for you, check your oven and if you're using a small toaster oven, move over to your big oven! since the change in the clay, you can cure in your home oven, no problem. cheers, d