Air Dry Clay for Beginners : You can Use Many Molds
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- Here is an air-drying clay that I recommend to all beginners: The WePam clay! Very light and extremely flexible, it is suitable for all levels.
If you can't find this clay just choose one that you can easily mold in your fingers without spending hours needing it.
Also called cold porcelain you can model it as in my previous video with Santa Claus, or use all kinds of molds and cookie cutters as in the models I'm going to show you today.
Also perfect for people with joint problems or hands with reduced mobility, you won't have to work hard to put it in shape like some other clays.
You will see that it is really easy to make beautiful pieces with just a few molds.
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I love the video! Would really appreciate a list of your supplies, especially what hand cream you are using. Thank you in advance.
Thank you fir making it easy, this is my first time with clay.
I put masking tape on the blunt side of the blade , a couple layers so that I know which side is blunt & which is sharp. It also helps with holding it, you will have to change the tape out for new tape every now & again. Great video 👍🏼! I can not wait to make some beautiful flowers 🌺! Great tip about the uv resin & coloured moulds as I did not know that & would have made that mistake.
New subscriber and New to Clay: Regarding the cream you are using on your hands and on the silicone molds: What ingredients are important to be in the cream and what ingredients are important to avoid. I do not want to work against myself. Thanks so much.
I was hoping to see a reply on this as I wondered too.
Flowers turned out amazing I enjoyed your video. I'm a newbie.
Anna
From, New Mexico ❤❤❤
I love this, thank you for showing me how to use this ❤
What kind of clay are you using as it seems very flexible.
Can you tell me the name of the first mold? I can only find complete flower molds. I would like to try to make my own as you did. Thanks for the wealth of information in this video.
I just started using air dry clay. I've been decopaging glass jars, and just napkins are getting boring. So I saw some videos where they use clay. So that's what I'm gonna do. I had some issues with the clay sticking to the molds, so you answered my question. Using hand creM. I tried using corn starch, but it doesn't work well on the punch cutters. So im going to try the cream. Thank you for your advice.
Sounds great! Yes depending of the brands some will use corn starch and other will use hand creme. Make a test and see what fits you best. Keep on crafting Ursula !
I can't seem to get it in the USA.... what brand would you suggest that works well???? thank you in advance.
Can you paint over these after they have the cream on them???
You are wonderful personality for making videos. Enjoy you first video..Sorry you cut your fingers...Love Barbie Lockett ♥️.
Werecan i get miulds to buy i want to make umprints to mount on bottles
Are the molds you are using for fondant? But can be used for air dry clay products, too? Thank you...!
Well I use all kinds of molds they all are silicone molds because so easy to unmold. You can also make you owns. An d yes you can use them for air dry clay.
@@StylHarmony Thank you very much
how long to you let the clay set in the tray before removing it
Could you use gel nail polish when it is dry? And c 6:48 ure under nail lamp?
Hello. What cream are you useing for this?
Hi. What’s the best thing to stick this clay to other things? I want to use some sort of clay to personalise a box with flowers and leaves ... need help please!
Almost any glue with work. I love E6000 because it is very strong but be careful it is also a bit toxic. Wood glue is also very good but make sure it dries clear. Sorry for the late answer !!
I'm new at this, just got my molds from Amazon today. Would I make a hole on the flower if I want to make earrings before it drys or after. Thank you for your great videos. Barbara
Very helpful! Thank you!
Hi there . I was woundering if you could actually make leago blocks out of this And also dose the clay crack after a while. Thank you for your awesome vido
I’m in the U.S. Where can I buy that clay?
You can make your clay with white bread and elmers glue.just remove the crusts .made bread flowers for 30 years. Let harden overnight and glaze with spray .
Woaw !!! That looks so great ! It's never going to go bad ? Thanks for the idea !
What ratio bread to glue please
@@sueallen952 I start out with 3 T to half loaf or bread and add more until it starts forming .hope this helps you.
If u take a pair of scissors and close them under the molds ...it makes it easier pick up the flowers....old cake decorating tip
How did your rose mold turn out.. I have not learned how to make the actual molds yet. But I've been searching for a perfect rose mold also. But I have not been able to find any...
I will show you that soon. They look great but l haven't tested them yet. Thanks for reminding me !!!
Any cracking issues with polymer clay? I think that deep set flower mold looks more like a peony than a rose. Thank you for the video.
Not at all until now. I think it depends of the brands I guess. I love them because so soft to use. Thanks for your interest Patricia.
What if the slicone mold is a sphere ment for resine so it only has one opening that is small? Can I make it liquid to poor it in?
What are you putting on your paintbrush?
Kelly Clark lotion, to make the clay not stick
i looked on ebay and amazon for wepam every one is overseas , do you buy from a certain site or something would love to know where you get it , don't think we have this in the U.S.
I'll call them and will let you know. Otherwise I will check for other air dry clays that could do the same.
Try Dope Slimes clay, it is marketed for slime but it is actually a great clay. I have many clays, the texture shes using reminds me of Dope Slimes. They import their clay. They have a website & also sell on Amazon but it might be cheaper on their site. You can get 100 grams for around 2.50$ 500grams for 10$ & 1kg for 20 or 25$
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@@StylHarmony Hi did you ever find an air dry clay similar to Wepam that we can use in the US? I saw Wepam on Amazon $34.41. Much too expensive.
Could I ask where you buy your clay? Are you in u.s. or another country? By the way I love watching your videos
I think she's in Canada. I can't find this clay in the US.
Under the "About" tab on her home page it says she is in France. Sounds like she likes porcelain clay the best. Hobby Lobby and Michael's both have it in the U.S.
What is the cream?
How can b this clay hard
I am not sure all that cream is helping the clay, cream on hands, surface and now in moulds. Perhaps cornflour would be better to put into the moulds.
Hi nice video, I was wondering what glue you used in your video with the dry clay and making flowers and where can you get it and what other kinds of glue can you use.
In a lot of the videos I've watched, they just use a white glue, I'm assuming school glue. But I use one called 527 or E6000 on a lot of crafts, they are good for metal, glass, wood, paper, tile, ceramics and more. They are both really strong glues and are clear. I plan on decorating glass jars with the clay, so I don't think school glue would be strong enough. I used make hairbows and used E6000 to attach embellishments, and amd clips or barrettes, that worked great. I made some pictures with sea shells and I used the 527, and that seems to be a lot stronger of a hold.
If you get a cut use super glue on the cut!
Please do not make videos with the blood on your hands😏
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