It turned out so cute! I started skeptical, thinking of all the little holes and the paint, but absolutely fell in love with it at the end. It all came together perfectly. And that's why you should never doubt the artist... I love how all your projects are real, you show your honest thoughts and struggles, which makes the end result a 1000x more amazing. Thank you for sharing this video with us. Greetings from New Zealand
As someone that works with polymer and air dry clay all the time, Chloe... get a piece of acrylic sheet. You can put grippe feet on it, if it moves too much for you, but i personally have found it stays put. It'll save you massive amounts of headache because you can also paint on it, and keeps your space clean AND its pretty easy to clean too.
I always do mine over my cutting mat, and fir air dry clay i like to occasionally tape down wax paper or parchment (it really doesn't natter) but usually my cutting mat works jist fine for me
@@arthur-oy2ki I did that for a while, but then it randomly started sticking to my mat and I found it extremely difficult to clean, even before it started sticking. Then i tried using the parchment paper taped down, and it stuck worse and the paper would either rip or come untapped. A scraper will take paint and clay off an acrylic sheet easy.
Well done. Your little tic tac toe board is really cute. Just a tip for smoothing your work. Use a fine sandpaper to sand the dried, finished piece before painting.
Unfortunately without clay being fired in a kiln this is considered the bisque stage so even though sandpaper is a good idea and can be used it is mostly only used on already fired clay but can be used to add texture to unfired clay😊
Pinch pot and drape bowl are techniques rather than objects. You pinch the clay into shape between your fingers for a pinch pot. And for the drape, you roll a flat slab and drape it over a mould to create the shape.
Pinch pots can be the very beginning of building many different items & the foundation of hand building & remember there's about a 10% shrinkage too with clay when it drys
05:00 That is the display stand for your instruction cards! 🎉 How cool is that?! ❤😊 Wilton has a roller that has different depth of rings to attach to their roller for different thicknesses of dough. Could easily be adapted for clay work.
I think you should also try Skulpd next because why not? 😂😊 And I don't do sculpting, but my assessment is that maybe they should have had fewer paint colors (lovely as they are) and provided a roller instead. If it bumped up the price a bit, it would still be worth it given the struggles you had without one, especially since, as you noted, this is a beginner kit. Why would they expect someone to have a spare roller? (Even if they bake I assume you'd want one dedicated to cooking and one dedicated to art.) It's good they included what they did as far as tools go. Those were obviously very useful. I also think the painting tips should've mentioned thinning the paint and multiple light coats if it didn't, but maybe they didn't have room or didn't think of it. I love your S'mores inspired Tic Tac Toe set. It came out really cute! You're right; the marshmallows look almost like the real thing, lol... forbidden marshmallows.
@Charky_Creations That's true, but she was struggling to find one that was heavy enough/wide enough for her purposes. Not everyone will think of this either, especially not every beginner, IMHO.
Speaking as someone who got ripped off on Etsy with a date night pottery kit that came with the cheapest tools I've ever seen, a third as much clay as in your kit, hardly any paint, and no ideas of things to make with it - AND it cost literally twice as much! - I was really excited to see you test this kit, and would love to see you do the other brand as well. I just wish you'd happened to make this video about year ago and saved me from that Etsy scam!
I don't know how Sculp'd and Pot'd are not the same company, I have done a Sculp'd kit before and it is nearly identical except mine only had white paint and gloss varnish. Tools were the same, the font for the logos is the same, even the instruction cards and projects were the same! That being said, I love your tic-tac-toe set, so cute!
It's worth noting that your added cross hatch pieces may crack off as it dries. Clay really needs you to score and wet it before you connect two different pieces to each other. It helps enormously to keep them from popping apart later.
Well done! Especially brilliant since you're also a beginner, 3-D design is a whole different beast from 2-D 😅 speakong from experience. Some advice, highly recommend getting a ruler and some simple shape cookie cutters or even just stencils in the right shapes for when you want specifically square or circular pieces. It's super helpful. Ruler helps you make sure it's got the right intended diameter or dimensions while stencils and cookie cutters give the same size every time. Still everything you sculpted turned out brilliant and I love how it all turned out. ❤
Cool! Looks like a solid product. I just saw those tic-tac-toe ideas recently on Pinterest, and they're so cute! Btw, one of NerdeCrafter's kits included a big ol' floppy mat that's perfect for clay. I'd slice a piece of cardboard underneath the mat so you can transfer the clay off your desk to set it aside to harden.
Chloe that tic tac toe board and pieces came out really nicely, and remember, it's not home made if its not a little wonky and slightly uneven. I think you did very well considering the simple tools you had. Watching you make that set has made me want to make a set for myself. Tic tac toe is a fun game that myself and my granddaughter can happily play. Plus she will enjoy making the set too, so thank you for the idea. I would love to see you review the other brand, that would be fun. Thanks for the video. Have a great weekend!
Enjoyed the Sculp’d clay kit easier to use than modelling clay needing baking - made some characters from kid’s books ( Dog Man ) which went well and painted nicely.
I totally adore you. I would love nothing more than to sit down with you and have a cup of tea. have pre-ordered your book. I am so excited, I can not wait for it to arrive.
The tic-tac-toe board looks AMAZING! That would be very difficult to paint, at least for me. Like others have said, maybe look into using different paint brands in the future if you continue working with clay? I've never heard of these kits before and this was so fun to watch!
I’m not sure if you edited it out of the video, but I’ll mention this just in case! When attaching two pieces of clay together, it’s very important to crosshatch and put a bit of water in between! It helps the pieces stick together throughout the whole process and hopefully forever lol. When working with real clay, some people even have a very diluted clay to spread on top of the crosshatch for maximum attachment lol
That came out super cute! YES I would love to see a comparison with the other one. Also, your merch is really cool. P.S. my favorite brown is redband green mixed, makes a really rich brown color. Nit sure you got those colors in the kit though and you probably already know that 😂
I have a big glass panel I use on my desk. You can clean the surface with a razor blade. Cleans paint off really well. Havent found anything I cant scrape off it.
I would leave air dry clay 48 hours to fully harden. It will absorb moisture from your paint, so thin layers and build up slowly and let dry really well between coats or yes, it will peel, even really expensive acrylics will peel if you put it on too thick and try to recoat too soon. Really cute idea though, definitely looked very graham crackerish!
No rolling pin or roller... no problem. I use a wine bottle to roll my pizza dough when I make pizza. It works and does not stick to the dough. Win win in my book.
Hullo Chloe, I do enjoy watching your videos and seeing you create your art! I have several of your products and I have shared your new storefront! I just wanted to say that the best art box I have EVER PURCHASED was by Jackie the NerdECrafter! Her box’s are simply the BEST! My next was the one done by Neil from Real Terrain Hobbies both had everything that you need to make wonderful art. I have no idea why you are having trouble getting your paint to stick to your clay. In the past it has been contaminated surfaces for me. A silicone sealant or dirty tools messy with some grease or oil. Maybe you could wash the surface and be certain it is dry before trying again? Good luck with the store opening!
Hi, Chloe, I love your nails and think you are doing an incredible job working with clay, so don't worry. For a beginner using the clay in the pottery kit like a boss, you should definitely do more videos like this where you are testing out art boxes.
Awesome video, project came out beautiful!!❤ I was thinking the cardboard display stand may have been to hold the directions. Would like to see a video on the other sculpt kit and comparison😊
I’d love to see you try the other pottery kit. Also you melt the chocolate on a S’more so your chocolates totally work. Well Done. If you want to remove those finger prints from your pottery, try brushing it with 90% alcohol while it’s still wet
I have been eying this box for a bit. This popped up juat at the right time. It is a pricey box, so I want to make sure it is worth the coin. I trust your opinion.
Personally think its a ripoff, giving hard to work with materials to beginner's when i know for a fact i can go to a store near me and get better quality and MORE stuff for the same price of the box😂, this isnt for someone actually wanting to get into the hobby, its something for someone who wants a fun activity to do with a friend or a loved one. Definitely not worth it for someone who actually wants to get into the hobby
I agree! I love pottery and one of the great things is how affordable it can be. You can get a big chunk of clay for $10 or less. You can get better quality paints for $1 each. A tin of polyurethane for gloss is $4. The tools aren’t more than $10 but you also don’t need them, you can use things you already have at home. So for $35 at MOST you can make significantly more stuff than what this kit provides. Yes you’re paying for the convenience and it’s super cute, but I wouldn’t really get it if I were a beginner in pottery. It does make a good gift though.
I loathe when companies make beginner kits and put crappy supplies in it. You don't have to use high end supplies, but do use supplies with decent quality.
@@MariaRevArt and that's EXACTLY why you should always look for content creator art boxes, or kits, because the art creates put they're name on the box, they have something to lose, so won't make a crappy box, always a good way to find good supplies
I made my mother a kit for Christmas with the correct supplies and links to instructional videos. A bought kit wasn’t in my budget. She still ended up with more than was in a commercial kit……. I’d advise using kit adverts for inspiration and doing a bit of research and shopping around if you actually want to do this for real. I’ve done the same for my dad for book binding and brother for linocut.
@@sunnymeowcat if people don't want to watch such awesome content then they got no taste diamond painting on a 3D castle is beyond but thanks for the explanation
I love how there are so many accents for water. Your adorable wortah, here in the southern US it's, wrorter lol! Then up north you hear whatah 😂 ❤ love you beautiful lady!
Even cheap ceramic paints should have the substance that makes them stick to the ceramic in it tho. It shouldn’t just be a translucent light overly liquidy paint.
Just me immediately thinking she should make a cute trinket dish for her rings when she showed the cards she was looking at? Make it look like a piece of candy lol
You’re supposed to let the piece air dry fully which can take 24 to 48 hours depending on the weather, then prime it with the base coat, let that dry, then paint. 24 hours late you can then varnish it.
You could buy air dry clay, tools and book of how to make clay items plus paint for a lot less than this kit and get more for your money, but if you don’t want to shop yourself then it’s easier to buy the box
It’s not wonky it’s handmade and has character.
I love when things looks a bit wonky, it adds character
It turned out so cute! I started skeptical, thinking of all the little holes and the paint, but absolutely fell in love with it at the end. It all came together perfectly. And that's why you should never doubt the artist...
I love how all your projects are real, you show your honest thoughts and struggles, which makes the end result a 1000x more amazing. Thank you for sharing this video with us. Greetings from New Zealand
As someone that works with polymer and air dry clay all the time, Chloe... get a piece of acrylic sheet. You can put grippe feet on it, if it moves too much for you, but i personally have found it stays put. It'll save you massive amounts of headache because you can also paint on it, and keeps your space clean AND its pretty easy to clean too.
I always do mine over my cutting mat, and fir air dry clay i like to occasionally tape down wax paper or parchment (it really doesn't natter) but usually my cutting mat works jist fine for me
@@arthur-oy2ki I did that for a while, but then it randomly started sticking to my mat and I found it extremely difficult to clean, even before it started sticking. Then i tried using the parchment paper taped down, and it stuck worse and the paper would either rip or come untapped. A scraper will take paint and clay off an acrylic sheet easy.
Or a glass cutting board.
A friend actually gave me a large glossy tile and it was a game changer 🙌🏻
@@vonkatartistryI second the large glossy tile! Plus if you are using oven baked clay instead of air dry, the tile goes in the oven just fine
Ohhh please I need to see you make something in clay with the Sculpd kit as well! I really enjoyed watching you make this 🥰
I agree, please do sculpt kit too!
Ditto!
Well done. Your little tic tac toe board is really cute. Just a tip for smoothing your work. Use a fine sandpaper to sand the dried, finished piece before painting.
OR use a brush with a bit of water to clear away some of the fingerprints. (Especially where it's hard to reach with the sandpaper.)
Unfortunately without clay being fired in a kiln this is considered the bisque stage so even though sandpaper is a good idea and can be used it is mostly only used on already fired clay but can be used to add texture to unfired clay😊
Remember to sand in a well ventilated area!!!
You should make a ring tree for when you’re doing messy projects 😊
Pinch pot and drape bowl are techniques rather than objects. You pinch the clay into shape between your fingers for a pinch pot. And for the drape, you roll a flat slab and drape it over a mould to create the shape.
Pinch pots can be the very beginning of building many different items & the foundation of hand building & remember there's about a 10% shrinkage too with clay when it drys
05:00 That is the display stand for your instruction cards! 🎉 How cool is that?! ❤😊 Wilton has a roller that has different depth of rings to attach to their roller for different thicknesses of dough. Could easily be adapted for clay work.
moriah elizabeth has FABULOUS high-quality pastel paints in her store--the bottles are bigger in the more recent drop
Chloe's got a bunch of those from a previous video, too
I think you should also try Skulpd next because why not? 😂😊
And I don't do sculpting, but my assessment is that maybe they should have had fewer paint colors (lovely as they are) and provided a roller instead. If it bumped up the price a bit, it would still be worth it given the struggles you had without one, especially since, as you noted, this is a beginner kit.
Why would they expect someone to have a spare roller? (Even if they bake I assume you'd want one dedicated to cooking and one dedicated to art.) It's good they included what they did as far as tools go. Those were obviously very useful. I also think the painting tips should've mentioned thinning the paint and multiple light coats if it didn't, but maybe they didn't have room or didn't think of it.
I love your S'mores inspired Tic Tac Toe set. It came out really cute! You're right; the marshmallows look almost like the real thing, lol... forbidden marshmallows.
It doesn't need to be a dedicated rolling pin. You can use literally anything smooth and round. The side of a bottle or jar works just fine.
@Charky_Creations That's true, but she was struggling to find one that was heavy enough/wide enough for her purposes. Not everyone will think of this either, especially not every beginner, IMHO.
Speaking as someone who got ripped off on Etsy with a date night pottery kit that came with the cheapest tools I've ever seen, a third as much clay as in your kit, hardly any paint, and no ideas of things to make with it - AND it cost literally twice as much! - I was really excited to see you test this kit, and would love to see you do the other brand as well. I just wish you'd happened to make this video about year ago and saved me from that Etsy scam!
I don't know how Sculp'd and Pot'd are not the same company, I have done a Sculp'd kit before and it is nearly identical except mine only had white paint and gloss varnish. Tools were the same, the font for the logos is the same, even the instruction cards and projects were the same!
That being said, I love your tic-tac-toe set, so cute!
It's worth noting that your added cross hatch pieces may crack off as it dries. Clay really needs you to score and wet it before you connect two different pieces to each other. It helps enormously to keep them from popping apart later.
Perfection does not exist. I prefer imperfection. Makes it real. Love watching you create 😊
You need to make a pot to keep your rings in when you are creating. 😊
Well done! Especially brilliant since you're also a beginner, 3-D design is a whole different beast from 2-D 😅 speakong from experience.
Some advice, highly recommend getting a ruler and some simple shape cookie cutters or even just stencils in the right shapes for when you want specifically square or circular pieces. It's super helpful. Ruler helps you make sure it's got the right intended diameter or dimensions while stencils and cookie cutters give the same size every time.
Still everything you sculpted turned out brilliant and I love how it all turned out. ❤
You were more patient and calm than I ever would be ! Nothing seems as easy as the promotions claim . You get a solid 10 !
The circle that was meant to be a square reminded me..
A pizza is round, comes in a square box that we cut into triangles 😂 love this vid!
yes try the sculpd one, and make something to hold your rings while you craft!
I am so happy you uploaded this, I always wanted to buy art boxes but was too nervous...
yeah, she’s a godsend 👌
Love to see you compare the two companies. Love the little chocolate & marshmallow pieces ❤❤❤
Cool! Looks like a solid product. I just saw those tic-tac-toe ideas recently on Pinterest, and they're so cute!
Btw, one of NerdeCrafter's kits included a big ol' floppy mat that's perfect for clay. I'd slice a piece of cardboard underneath the mat so you can transfer the clay off your desk to set it aside to harden.
Chloe that tic tac toe board and pieces came out really nicely, and remember, it's not home made if its not a little wonky and slightly uneven. I think you did very well considering the simple tools you had. Watching you make that set has made me want to make a set for myself. Tic tac toe is a fun game that myself and my granddaughter can happily play. Plus she will enjoy making the set too, so thank you for the idea. I would love to see you review the other brand, that would be fun. Thanks for the video. Have a great weekend!
Would love to see a reveiw of Sculpd as well! The little cardboard doohicky is for holding your instruction cards!
yesss please do a video on the sculpt kit😍😍😍
Would love to see you try one of the projects they included instructions for in this kit to give a good idea of how they expect you to use it
Always love your unboxing videos. Would appreciate the second kit as well. It's great to get someone's unbiased opinion in the age of sponsorships
Enjoyed the Sculp’d clay kit easier to use than modelling clay needing baking - made some characters from kid’s books ( Dog Man ) which went well and painted nicely.
I totally adore you. I would love nothing more than to sit down with you and have a cup of tea. have pre-ordered your book. I am so excited, I can not wait for it to arrive.
I aways love when you test out stuff but I especially liked this one, and what you came up with was so fun! 💚 would love to see you try the other kit
I love it!
Another clay crafting video please!!!
Id love to see you try sculpt and compare the 2.
The tic-tac-toe board looks AMAZING! That would be very difficult to paint, at least for me. Like others have said, maybe look into using different paint brands in the future if you continue working with clay? I've never heard of these kits before and this was so fun to watch!
I’m not sure if you edited it out of the video, but I’ll mention this just in case! When attaching two pieces of clay together, it’s very important to crosshatch and put a bit of water in between! It helps the pieces stick together throughout the whole process and hopefully forever lol. When working with real clay, some people even have a very diluted clay to spread on top of the crosshatch for maximum attachment lol
You could do the Sculpt one and do that little bear idea you showed!
not me just finishing the video and realised it was posted less than a minute before i clicked😳 loved this video❤️
i’d love to see another crochet craft kit tbh! if you can find something
Yes, please make a video about the competitor box
I’d love to see this kit vs the other brand. See which is better or if they’re virtually the same with a slight different price
Yes please try the sculpd one!
That came out super cute! YES I would love to see a comparison with the other one. Also, your merch is really cool.
P.S. my favorite brown is redband green mixed, makes a really rich brown color. Nit sure you got those colors in the kit though and you probably already know that 😂
yes sure test sculpt as well looks like a great kit reasonable price as well💖
I love the tic tac toe! It turned out soooo cute! Love the chocolate and marshmallows. 💜💜💜
😍Need the desk mat 🔥🙌🏻
I love your nails!
I have a big glass panel I use on my desk. You can clean the surface with a razor blade. Cleans paint off really well. Havent found anything I cant scrape off it.
I love the “very detailed instruction cards for different projects, that’s fabulous!” Then “I’m not doing any of those.”
I wanna see you try everything available on the market, Chloe. 🥰
I love your reviews. S2
I would love to see a comparison with Sculpd!
I would leave air dry clay 48 hours to fully harden. It will absorb moisture from your paint, so thin layers and build up slowly and let dry really well between coats or yes, it will peel, even really expensive acrylics will peel if you put it on too thick and try to recoat too soon.
Really cute idea though, definitely looked very graham crackerish!
Such a cute theme for the tic-tac-toe board!
No rolling pin or roller... no problem. I use a wine bottle to roll my pizza dough when I make pizza. It works and does not stick to the dough. Win win in my book.
I'd love to see you try out sculpt. It's fun watching you create
Hullo Chloe, I do enjoy watching your videos and seeing you create your art! I have several of your products and I have shared your new storefront! I just wanted to say that the best art box I have EVER PURCHASED was by Jackie the NerdECrafter! Her box’s are simply the BEST! My next was the one done by Neil from Real Terrain Hobbies both had everything that you need to make wonderful art. I have no idea why you are having trouble getting your paint to stick to your clay. In the past it has been contaminated surfaces for me. A silicone sealant or dirty tools messy with some grease or oil. Maybe you could wash the surface and be certain it is dry before trying again? Good luck with the store opening!
Hi, Chloe, I love your nails and think you are doing an incredible job working with clay, so don't worry. For a beginner using the clay in the pottery kit like a boss, you should definitely do more videos like this where you are testing out art boxes.
I just came in from throwing some bowls on my wheel and here you are making with clay!❤🎨
I love how you took out the sponge and immediately said “SpongeBob”😂😂 Love your videos keep up the great work!!❤❤❤❤
Awesome video, project came out beautiful!!❤ I was thinking the cardboard display stand may have been to hold the directions. Would like to see a video on the other sculpt kit and comparison😊
I’m so glad you commented that the paints looked like something you’d want to eat, because I was staring at them thinking they looked delicious
What a fun little project. Look forward to your next adventure 💖
I ran so fast to that link to get the desk thing, and it's sold outttt. It's such a good price too, you did so good
Please tell me there'll be a restock
I have done some pottery before and one thing that I would recommend. is that you sand it down . before putting painting it.
Maybe to hold the book open while you use it to sculpt
I would love to see you try sculpd as well!
I’d love to see you try the other pottery kit. Also you melt the chocolate on a S’more so your chocolates totally work. Well Done. If you want to remove those finger prints from your pottery, try brushing it with 90% alcohol while it’s still wet
Your black outfit reminds me of black widow and I love it
Would love to see you try out the Sculpd kit.
Would be cool to make a tic tac toe game in a shape of a waffle, it looks very similar.
Love your videos❤
8:02 the fact that when i got around this time my neighbor dogs started barking i thought you were talking about the damn dogs for a moment lmaoooo😂
PLEASE make a ring holder or necklace for your wedding ring to keep it safe from the crafts
That sentence about pottery not being relaxing in the beginning is sooo true😅😅 as a ceramic minor in college I feel you😂
Anything that is cylindrical is a rolling pin. A cup, can, bottle anything 🎉 you can also tape the paper to the desk
Beautiful! I've always wanted to make one of these. I have saved so many on pinterest 😅
I loved the s’mores theme!!
I have been eying this box for a bit. This popped up juat at the right time. It is a pricey box, so I want to make sure it is worth the coin. I trust your opinion.
Loved it so cute! Should have used Moriah’s paints maybe?!
I was scrolling Facebook while watching the video and got an ad for Pott'd... I have never had an ad for this before
A random thought. You could have made the lines wavey and make them into chocolate drizzle to keep with the deserty/smores theme
Personally think its a ripoff, giving hard to work with materials to beginner's when i know for a fact i can go to a store near me and get better quality and MORE stuff for the same price of the box😂, this isnt for someone actually wanting to get into the hobby, its something for someone who wants a fun activity to do with a friend or a loved one. Definitely not worth it for someone who actually wants to get into the hobby
I agree! I love pottery and one of the great things is how affordable it can be. You can get a big chunk of clay for $10 or less. You can get better quality paints for $1 each. A tin of polyurethane for gloss is $4. The tools aren’t more than $10 but you also don’t need them, you can use things you already have at home.
So for $35 at MOST you can make significantly more stuff than what this kit provides. Yes you’re paying for the convenience and it’s super cute, but I wouldn’t really get it if I were a beginner in pottery. It does make a good gift though.
@@puppykitten1557yes, this exactly, thank you!!, explained it way more ditailed then I ever could
I loathe when companies make beginner kits and put crappy supplies in it. You don't have to use high end supplies, but do use supplies with decent quality.
@@MariaRevArt and that's EXACTLY why you should always look for content creator art boxes, or kits, because the art creates put they're name on the box, they have something to lose, so won't make a crappy box, always a good way to find good supplies
I made my mother a kit for Christmas with the correct supplies and links to instructional videos. A bought kit wasn’t in my budget. She still ended up with more than was in a commercial kit……. I’d advise using kit adverts for inspiration and doing a bit of research and shopping around if you actually want to do this for real.
I’ve done the same for my dad for book binding and brother for linocut.
Pls i want a second part of the disney castle diamond painting
i think she said it wasn't getting as many views but maybe she'll do it eventually
@@sunnymeowcat if people don't want to watch such awesome content then they got no taste diamond painting on a 3D castle is beyond but thanks for the explanation
@@DroDro3 her channel is under rated
I love how there are so many accents for water. Your adorable wortah, here in the southern US it's, wrorter lol! Then up north you hear whatah 😂 ❤ love you beautiful lady!
Chloe. You keep speaking about your rings you need to make a ring holder/ stand for your art room cheers 🇦🇺
Please do sculpt to compare! Love your videos! Also there is such a thing as wonky wear which is very chic and designer… so yours is just designer
Even cheap ceramic paints should have the substance that makes them stick to the ceramic in it tho. It shouldn’t just be a translucent light overly liquidy paint.
Enjoyed this so yes another please ❤
This was fun to watch!😊
Definitely try Sculptd ❤
The tic tac toe board is adorable!
Especially as a bginner, I would like my materials to be a better quallity
Looks like a great kit. 😊👍🏻 Love your tic tac toe project. 😃👍🏻
Im curious if the paint was actually glaze? Cuz they tend to change colour after firing.
Just me immediately thinking she should make a cute trinket dish for her rings when she showed the cards she was looking at? Make it look like a piece of candy lol
We have a very similar one is
Australia called ‘Crockd’ which is also similar and also has the same looking packaging 😂
ooooh there's subscriptions for everything nowadays 😮
The shop launch is beautiful 😍 and this turned out great! I want to go buy some air drying clay now 😂
I have used the Sculpd kit before, it is virtually identical to this one.
Not at all relevant but i love you're sweater. Exercise sweaters with thumb-holes are the best
You can use alcohol to smooth everything out and get rid of fingerprints and stuff
You’re supposed to let the piece air dry fully which can take 24 to 48 hours depending on the weather, then prime it with the base coat, let that dry, then paint. 24 hours late you can then varnish it.
That’s exactly what I did lol I didn’t do all this back to back it was done over the span of about a week
You could buy air dry clay, tools and book of how to make clay items plus paint for a lot less than this kit and get more for your money, but if you don’t want to shop yourself then it’s easier to buy the box