PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE USING AN OVEN SAFE JAR!!!!! Ok I didn't see this warning anywhere else so I wanted to put this up. As a person who use to work in a glass foundry I can tell you, rapidly heated glass can and will shatter! For those who didn't know, glass will expand when heated and contract when cooled. Any sudden rise or drop on temperature can cause stress on the glass leading it to crack or shatter (depending on the glass), this is called thermal shock. That is why glass artists use annealing ovens to safely bring glass down from a working to room temperature over the course of a few days (depending on the thickness and formula). Your standard soda lime glass (like store bought salsa or jam jars) might not be able to take the heat and crack when placed in direct high heat or taken from hot to cool, like put in the refrigerator from oven or vice versa. Some glass, such as Pyrex, has a certain formula that allows it to withstand heat better than others (can still fracture but significantly less likely to) making them "oven/food safe." Not only is it formula better suited to take the heat, but the glass is tempered, so that if it does break, it is more likely to crack rather than shatter. Before you attempt a project like this, please make sure your jar can take the heat. Mason jars or other canning jars, I believe, are capable of withstanding up to around 130 degrees C (266 F) which should be within your clay baking temperature range. If you insist on using a standard recycled glass jar, just be cautious when heating and cooling. Don't try to cut corners by raising your oven temp or putting the glass in a chilled place to save time. Perhaps try to bake both the clay and glass in a non-preheated oven. Meaning that the jar will be able to reach temperature a bit slower than just sticking it into a preheated oven. That being said, I really like the design/concept for this project. I'm a huge LotR fan. Just trying to make sure everyone is DIYing safely!
Rosa R As I mentioned it the last portion of my comment, I highly suggest jars that are meant for canning. Mason jars (or their equivalent) will be submerged in boiling water before used for homemade jellies or jams to sterilize the jars. They are are created to be able to take higher heat. I don't know what kind of glass Bath and Bodyworks is using, but if you want to try it, just be a bit more cautious (maybe wear eye protection).
Osvaldo Adventure glad you said that. I was thinking that must be an expensive project to use Pyrex glass and worried people would just shove jars in their oven. Because you know at least one person. would have clay inside jar as well as lid shut and the horror the poor Hobbits would endure.
Hi everyone, Thanks for your input. I'd like to remind you that I left comments on how I bake my jars in the description of the video. I've done this for quite a long time now and I've never had any problems whatsoever. I've had oven-safe dishes cracking on me before, but never a jar I recycled with polymer clay. My videos are windows into my artwork and of course I can only talk from my experience and what has worked for me. I would never promote anything that I would consider dangerous.
I don't understand how anyone could dislike a video like this. It's an absolutely beautiful artwork and the attention to detail is insane! I've just recently started working with clay and your work has been a great guide and inspiration!
Genius! I was just thinking on how to make a tiny decorative house out of a GLASS jar (not something cutable) but I with the openable door, and... wouldn't realy think of putting the jar on the side! Thank you!!!
You know you're a reall fan of LOTR when you're moved by a polymer clay hobbit house. I couldn't handle the light by the window, so nostalgic. It really brings a feeling of the sweet nights in the Shire. Great job ! Keep going.
March 18, 2018---Damn amazing how to video and thanks for showing it off. Got back into modeling, but going for 1/35th scale zombie/apocalypse dioramas. Never worked with polymer clay, but can see it can be used for a lot of things. Something new learned and something new to learn.
Has it only been a day since I discovered this part of TH-cam? These clips are addictive and a total pleasure to watch. The tiny koi ponds and fish tanks made by another creator blew me away. I want a tiny fish tank! So far, I've been watching clips made by, AkemeruKawaii, sandrartes, SugarCharmShop, Maive Ferrando and yourself. You're all equally talented and creative. The funny thing is, it must take a certain type of person to make these clips. Why? All your clips are presented in the same style. They have a light tune playing in the background. The tutorials are concise and logical. They don't last longer than they need to and there isn't a bit of ego babble. Every stage is explained properly and it leaves you with no doubt about what is required if you're going to make it yourself. All use fast forward properly and it doesn't move too fast. There are many other similarities I could point out. But, I think I've made my point and backed it up sufficiently. Far too many tutorials last an hour and what you learnt in that hour amounts to 10 minutes. If that's the case, then make a 10 minute clip. All they do is waste my time with their ego. Anyway, I thought you would appreciate what I have to say especially because it's all praise. Now, I have one or two questions. As I've watched the different clips, certain aspects stand out. For a start, the entire creative process involved here doesn't appear to be an expensive hobby. Perhaps the clay, paints and glues form the biggest part of the cost. Considering the amount of materials used in each creation, my impression is each model is made for a minimal cost, especially the tiny things. So, as hobbies go, this does not cost the Earth. Or, am I wrong? Also, I'm very eager to try this out for myself and I'm going to the craft store tomorrow to buy some basic supplies. What's struck me in all the clips is how simple each step appears. I can appreciate it involves a delicate touch. But, even so, working with the clay looks effortless. This leads me to believe there are two possibilities why. Either, it is easy. Or, you just make it look easy. I suppose there's a third option and it's a bit of both. What would you say it is? Bear in mind that I realise that with any craft, no matter how easy, there is a learning curve. I have the soul of an artist, so I'm not a complete noob. =P That said, I don't see the learning curve being huge here and after watching the clips, I feel like I'd be able to make a decent tiny fish tank the first time I attempt to create one. Anyway, thanks for your time and for playing a part to inspire me to try this myself. I look forward to your future creations. =) Peace.
Hi and thanks for your message. When you refer to "Maive Ferrando and yourself"...well, I am Maive Ferrando ^_^ It would be a lie if I said that sculpting is easy. I wasn't born knowing how to do it and I never had an interest until maybe five years ago. Of course when I started, I wasn't good. But it's like that with everything. I wasn't good when I started playing the guitar, but I got better. That just comes with practice. I'm glad you were inspired by so many people to go out and buy supplies to start sculpting your own fish pond, and I know it can sometimes look easy, because you are watching a 5 minute clip of what might have taken hours or days to complete; but keep in mind that it might not be easy at first, and that you might encounter problems. I am not saying you will, but that you might. If so, don't despair because we all go through them. We still encounter problems or make mistakes, even though we are more experienced. The advantage of polymer clay is that it doesn't harden until you bake it, so you have all the time in the world to mold to until you're happy with it. I hope you enjoy the process of making your fish pond but don't get discouraged if it doesn't turn out the way you envisioned. Thinking and finding ways to avoid making the same mistakes in the future, is also part of the process :)
Umm. Oops! >.< Yes, you are Maive Ferrando, you are also yourself. So, both are true. Well done, you passed the test I just made up, in order to save face. =P Your reply is most appreciated. After painting lead figures in my younger years, I realise the end results involves long periods in between each stage. If anything, I like this aspect. Somehow, it's more rewarding for me. It's as I thought and practice makes perfect. It would be foolhardy to think otherwise, as this is true of most things in life. I guess having the soul of an artist gives me an instinctual approach. For example, I've never worked with a clay medium before and I'd imagine the technique involves a bit of a balancing act. You don't want to apply too much pressure on the clay while moulding, while at the same time pressure is necessary. So, a part of the learning curve involves this, as well as learning other techniques to achieve various effects, like the one I saw to put scales on a fish. The clip I watched simply used a raised pattern on a tool they used. Anyway, thanks again. You helped considerably, since you confirmed many things. I share your belief about learning by our mistakes and personally believe they offer the most benefits in the long run. The important thing is to be passionate about our pursuits in life. Passion fuels our tenacity to grab our dreams, over chasing them.
This was so amazing I had to comment. I have seen many videos now on hobbit hole book nooks and statues. Your finished product is the cleanest, most professional look I've seen. This is the only video I've seen so far featuring polymer clay. Most of the finished pieces from other videos have an unmistakable hand made look, but your seams are so tight, the texturing and painting applied with such care. The way you use texturing to make the clay look like bushes is amazing. This really looks machined and not hand made! The wood texture you created on the clay with a needle is absolutely beautiful. You are a very very good artist, which is why I believe this looks so much better than others made by hobbyists. The front door is a masterpiece, I love how it turned out. The material you used for grass on the top, and the small weeds on the ground look fantastic and realistic. Phenomenal job from start to finish. I would pay good money to own one of these!
I had no idea that u can paint and bake after u have painted to add more details, I've always wondered how people don't get paint all over the vines and things, so thank u for that info, it's very very helpful for me.
I love watching your work. I've started making a fairy village out of polymer clay for my garden. It started as a memory to one of my besties who passed away quite suddenly. I was going to do a hobbit house and will certainly be following your video to achieve it. you are an amazing artist and have a fabulous flair. Keep posting your videos, they are fab! Have you made any trolls our dwarfs? I would love to see some of those! thanks for all your work and videos. You are such an inspiration, and have an amazing talent!
Hi Colleen, thank you so much for your message. I'm really sorry to hear about your friend, it's never easy, but I know in my heart that your friend knows about the fairy village :) I have made elves, but not trolls or dwarves yet. I have tutorials for elves on a candy cane and on a Xmas bauble, I also have a witch, and maybe other things I can't remember now ^_^ I would love to make trolls and anything that's fantasy related, I love it! If you need any help with your hobbit house, just ask. And please let me know how it turns out :)
Fantastic. I am fascinated by your work. I would love to see you make a fairy house from a wine bottle, to use as a lamp or by using string lights . Please keep on with your imagination and videos. Thank you xxx
Por Dios que padre ya quisiera hacer eso, pero creo que haría algo raro, mi hermana tal ves lo pueda hacer, pero me encanto es algo tan hermoso y bello y si tienes algún frasco de mermelada así puedes reutilizar la en forma de tirar la a la basura,felicidades eres una artista maravillosa tienes un don extraordinario te felicito.
This is absolutely unbelievable. I just stumbled across this video and I am in absolute awe. You have such an amazing talent!! The details are just out of this world! I can't get over this!!!!! You should have a million more subscribers than you have right now!
Talented lady! I have been binge watching your polymer clay project videos and love every single one! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible talent and gorgeous projects with the rest of us. I have been researching a new project, aside from my love of gardening and all things plants in general, and I think I will try my hand at polymer clay - I loved plasticine as a child, so this is going to be interesting 😄
I love this so much! I think you should definitely do another jar craft. Or maybe something from Harry Potter? I thought of Gryffindor Tower, Hagrid's Hut, and the Burrow.
Beautiful as all of your creations have been!🥰 I’ve been saving some types of jars for the past few years with hopes of finding a creative use for them. Thanks to you I’m learning new techniques and devising ideas of my own.
Maive, you are so incredibly talented! PLEASE tell me that you were at least referring to a photograph of the door at SOME point, and not just doing this from memory! Your tutorials make it look so easy, but you get huge credit for the idea in the first place! Thanks so much for sharing your creative gifts with the rest of us!
Thank you! I referred to a picture of the detail on the inside of the door, the black iron hinges because they are very intricate and I wanted to get them just right, but not for the rest really. I do look at pictures before I start when I plan a project, either for reference or inspiration, but not during because I can't keep touching my computer for it to turn on again ^_^ I might have to if I don't know a project well enough, like a Pokemon character for example, because it's not something I'm interested in. A hobbit house was something too familiar to me ^_^
Maive, thank you for a fantastic tutorial. Your work is beautiful, and instructions clear and nicely paced. I can hardly wait to try my own little hobbit house.
I’m doing a project on the hobbit and I have to make a hobbit hole this is the best tutorial I’ve seen so far. Hopeful I can recreate mine just as beautiful as yours
PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE USING AN OVEN SAFE JAR!!!!!
Ok I didn't see this warning anywhere else so I wanted to put this up. As a person who use to work in a glass foundry I can tell you, rapidly heated glass can and will shatter! For those who didn't know, glass will expand when heated and contract when cooled. Any sudden rise or drop on temperature can cause stress on the glass leading it to crack or shatter (depending on the glass), this is called thermal shock. That is why glass artists use annealing ovens to safely bring glass down from a working to room temperature over the course of a few days (depending on the thickness and formula). Your standard soda lime glass (like store bought salsa or jam jars) might not be able to take the heat and crack when placed in direct high heat or taken from hot to cool, like put in the refrigerator from oven or vice versa. Some glass, such as Pyrex, has a certain formula that allows it to withstand heat better than others (can still fracture but significantly less likely to) making them "oven/food safe." Not only is it formula better suited to take the heat, but the glass is tempered, so that if it does break, it is more likely to crack rather than shatter.
Before you attempt a project like this, please make sure your jar can take the heat. Mason jars or other canning jars, I believe, are capable of withstanding up to around 130 degrees C (266 F) which should be within your clay baking temperature range. If you insist on using a standard recycled glass jar, just be cautious when heating and cooling. Don't try to cut corners by raising your oven temp or putting the glass in a chilled place to save time. Perhaps try to bake both the clay and glass in a non-preheated oven. Meaning that the jar will be able to reach temperature a bit slower than just sticking it into a preheated oven.
That being said, I really like the design/concept for this project. I'm a huge LotR fan. Just trying to make sure everyone is DIYing safely!
would you suggest bath and body works jars or are they too thin ? thank you in advance
Rosa R As I mentioned it the last portion of my comment, I highly suggest jars that are meant for canning. Mason jars (or their equivalent) will be submerged in boiling water before used for homemade jellies or jams to sterilize the jars. They are are created to be able to take higher heat. I don't know what kind of glass Bath and Bodyworks is using, but if you want to try it, just be a bit more cautious (maybe wear eye protection).
Osvaldo Adventure glad you said that. I was thinking that must be an expensive project to use Pyrex glass and worried people would just shove jars in their oven. Because you know at least one person. would have clay inside jar as well as lid shut and the horror the poor Hobbits would endure.
Hi everyone,
Thanks for your input. I'd like to remind you that I left comments on how I bake my jars in the description of the video. I've done this for quite a long time now and I've never had any problems whatsoever. I've had oven-safe dishes cracking on me before, but never a jar I recycled with polymer clay. My videos are windows into my artwork and of course I can only talk from my experience and what has worked for me. I would never promote anything that I would consider dangerous.
@@MaiveFerrando I am going to try making my own version of this for the first time... Would a candle jar be good to use for this?
I don't understand how anyone could dislike a video like this. It's an absolutely beautiful artwork and the attention to detail is insane! I've just recently started working with clay and your work has been a great guide and inspiration!
Wow! Looks real, and what an imagination you must have to come up with this idea
Thank you! I don't know, ideas just pop into my head :)
wow thats are amazing you are jenious
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The door alone ! Holy cow. What talent.
Your attention to detail is impressive. Love, LoVe, LOVE, it!
Genius! I was just thinking on how to make a tiny decorative house out of a GLASS jar (not something cutable) but I with the openable door, and... wouldn't realy think of putting the jar on the side! Thank you!!!
This is so great! I have wanted to make a fairy garden with hobbit theme for years! I made one yesterday. Thank you for your detailed instructions!
u r amaaazing Maive, Its so beautiful.
Haha thanks Heidy!
So neat an prim n proper seem measured to correctness of ffittingresult is outstanding
This is honestly the coolest thing ever. I have no words 😱
Awww, thank you so so much!
simply love this Hobbit house.
Never seen someone cut out a half of a perfect circle. New sub. Not anywhere this skilled. Great finish on the door and knob. Kick ass 🕷ring!
never seen anything as beautifully done as this on youtube. love it.
Thank you very much :)
You know you're a reall fan of LOTR when you're moved by a polymer clay hobbit house. I couldn't handle the light by the window, so nostalgic. It really brings a feeling of the sweet nights in the Shire.
Great job ! Keep going.
It really does warm your heart
did I "like" it?? I LOVE IT!! you did an awesome job!😍😍😀😀😍😍😀😀
Kariazma The Klumsey Krafter haha they should have a LOVE button along w like. 😜
This piece has completely blown my mind! You are brilliant!!!!
Thanks Jennifer :)
March 18, 2018---Damn amazing how to video and thanks for showing it off. Got back into modeling, but going for 1/35th scale zombie/apocalypse dioramas. Never worked with polymer clay, but can see it can be used for a lot of things. Something new learned and something new to learn.
That's amazing!! :D
Has it only been a day since I discovered this part of TH-cam? These clips are addictive and a total pleasure to watch. The tiny koi ponds and fish tanks made by another creator blew me away. I want a tiny fish tank!
So far, I've been watching clips made by, AkemeruKawaii, sandrartes, SugarCharmShop, Maive Ferrando and yourself. You're all equally talented and creative. The funny thing is, it must take a certain type of person to make these clips.
Why? All your clips are presented in the same style. They have a light tune playing in the background. The tutorials are concise and logical. They don't last longer than they need to and there isn't a bit of ego babble. Every stage is explained properly and it leaves you with no doubt about what is required if you're going to make it yourself. All use fast forward properly and it doesn't move too fast.
There are many other similarities I could point out. But, I think I've made my point and backed it up sufficiently. Far too many tutorials last an hour and what you learnt in that hour amounts to 10 minutes. If that's the case, then make a 10 minute clip. All they do is waste my time with their ego.
Anyway, I thought you would appreciate what I have to say especially because it's all praise. Now, I have one or two questions. As I've watched the different clips, certain aspects stand out. For a start, the entire creative process involved here doesn't appear to be an expensive hobby. Perhaps the clay, paints and glues form the biggest part of the cost. Considering the amount of materials used in each creation, my impression is each model is made for a minimal cost, especially the tiny things. So, as hobbies go, this does not cost the Earth. Or, am I wrong?
Also, I'm very eager to try this out for myself and I'm going to the craft store tomorrow to buy some basic supplies. What's struck me in all the clips is how simple each step appears. I can appreciate it involves a delicate touch. But, even so, working with the clay looks effortless. This leads me to believe there are two possibilities why. Either, it is easy. Or, you just make it look easy. I suppose there's a third option and it's a bit of both. What would you say it is? Bear in mind that I realise that with any craft, no matter how easy, there is a learning curve. I have the soul of an artist, so I'm not a complete noob. =P That said, I don't see the learning curve being huge here and after watching the clips, I feel like I'd be able to make a decent tiny fish tank the first time I attempt to create one.
Anyway, thanks for your time and for playing a part to inspire me to try this myself. I look forward to your future creations. =)
Peace.
Hi and thanks for your message.
When you refer to "Maive Ferrando and yourself"...well, I am Maive Ferrando ^_^
It would be a lie if I said that sculpting is easy. I wasn't born knowing how to do it and I never had an interest until maybe five years ago. Of course when I started, I wasn't good. But it's like that with everything. I wasn't good when I started playing the guitar, but I got better. That just comes with practice.
I'm glad you were inspired by so many people to go out and buy supplies to start sculpting your own fish pond, and I know it can sometimes look easy, because you are watching a 5 minute clip of what might have taken hours or days to complete; but keep in mind that it might not be easy at first, and that you might encounter problems. I am not saying you will, but that you might. If so, don't despair because we all go through them. We still encounter problems or make mistakes, even though we are more experienced.
The advantage of polymer clay is that it doesn't harden until you bake it, so you have all the time in the world to mold to until you're happy with it.
I hope you enjoy the process of making your fish pond but don't get discouraged if it doesn't turn out the way you envisioned. Thinking and finding ways to avoid making the same mistakes in the future, is also part of the process :)
Umm. Oops! >.< Yes, you are Maive Ferrando, you are also yourself. So, both are true. Well done, you passed the test I just made up, in order to save face. =P
Your reply is most appreciated. After painting lead figures in my younger years, I realise the end results involves long periods in between each stage. If anything, I like this aspect. Somehow, it's more rewarding for me. It's as I thought and practice makes perfect. It would be foolhardy to think otherwise, as this is true of most things in life.
I guess having the soul of an artist gives me an instinctual approach. For example, I've never worked with a clay medium before and I'd imagine the technique involves a bit of a balancing act. You don't want to apply too much pressure on the clay while moulding, while at the same time pressure is necessary. So, a part of the learning curve involves this, as well as learning other techniques to achieve various effects, like the one I saw to put scales on a fish. The clip I watched simply used a raised pattern on a tool they used.
Anyway, thanks again. You helped considerably, since you confirmed many things. I share your belief about learning by our mistakes and personally believe they offer the most benefits in the long run. The important thing is to be passionate about our pursuits in life. Passion fuels our tenacity to grab our dreams, over chasing them.
This was so amazing I had to comment. I have seen many videos now on hobbit hole book nooks and statues. Your finished product is the cleanest, most professional look I've seen. This is the only video I've seen so far featuring polymer clay. Most of the finished pieces from other videos have an unmistakable hand made look, but your seams are so tight, the texturing and painting applied with such care. The way you use texturing to make the clay look like bushes is amazing. This really looks machined and not hand made! The wood texture you created on the clay with a needle is absolutely beautiful. You are a very very good artist, which is why I believe this looks so much better than others made by hobbyists. The front door is a masterpiece, I love how it turned out. The material you used for grass on the top, and the small weeds on the ground look fantastic and realistic. Phenomenal job from start to finish. I would pay good money to own one of these!
I had no idea that u can paint and bake after u have painted to add more details, I've always wondered how people don't get paint all over the vines and things, so thank u for that info, it's very very helpful for me.
friggin insane detail. nailed it!
Thank you :)
Oh my goodness! It is lovely!
Kia Ora from NZ ,thank you for this tutorial ,so close to our hearts here in Aotearoa ,
You're certainly very talented.
ITS SO GOOD THAT IT LOOKS LIKE SHE BOUGHT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That came out so good!!!
Bravo !!!! great job . Can’t wait to try this myself
Wow .. just .. wow! Such an incredible amount of detail!
Thanks Mathew :)
Incredible detail!! 😮
I love watching your work. I've started making a fairy village out of polymer clay for my garden. It started as a memory to one of my besties who passed away quite suddenly. I was going to do a hobbit house and will certainly be following your video to achieve it. you are an amazing artist and have a fabulous flair. Keep posting your videos, they are fab! Have you made any trolls our dwarfs? I would love to see some of those! thanks for all your work and videos. You are such an inspiration, and have an amazing talent!
Hi Colleen, thank you so much for your message. I'm really sorry to hear about your friend, it's never easy, but I know in my heart that your friend knows about the fairy village :) I have made elves, but not trolls or dwarves yet. I have tutorials for elves on a candy cane and on a Xmas bauble, I also have a witch, and maybe other things I can't remember now ^_^ I would love to make trolls and anything that's fantasy related, I love it! If you need any help with your hobbit house, just ask. And please let me know how it turns out :)
Jus beautiful.....it's looks so magical .
Thank you!!
it was so satisfying watching you draw the original lines on the front door ahah
Haha Thanks! Gosh, the first part of your username is the nickname of one of my characters in a story I've written ^_^
Maive Ferrando ahaha that's so cool!!!! writing is a fantastic creative outlet, i hope you still write!! :D
Thanks. Yes, I do. In fact, I am an aspiring author and my dream/goal is to be a published one :)
for sure im not gonna make this but heck, this is fan-fricking-tastic! So much detail
Thank you! :D
So talented, great job.
A-MAZING !!! Bravo !!!! Congrats !!
Thanks :)
How adorable is this !
U are amazing!!!! A very very fine and delicate artist.
Thank you so much Laura :)
Wow. Very beautiful. ☺👍
Fantastic. I am fascinated by your work. I would love to see you make a fairy house from a wine bottle, to use as a lamp or by using string lights . Please keep on with your imagination and videos. Thank you xxx
Stunning!
This is a wonderful video. It is beautifully done! Can I suggest a Labyrinth, or Game of Thrones or more Harry Potter?
quel travail impressionnant et comme toujours, magnifique !!💓💓
Samwise had the yellow door I believe! So cute!
He did and thanks!
I love the way you added the detail and you should make a hobbyist or a gnome
Thanks and I would love to :)
Thanks
This is absolutely gorgeous! Everything you make is amazing! Can't wait to see what you create next!
I love this ❤❤❤💐 Thank you so much for posting it for us. I would love to see more jar house videos of this kind 🤗
Really nice house. That’s a lot of work
Gorgeous work
You never cease to amaze me!! 😀 So cool!!!
Thank you :)
OMG.. you are so creative.. what an amazing piece of work.. congratulations
absolutely beautiful!
Thank you!
This is adorable!! Definitely trying this myself! Thank you so much for sharing your techniques and designs!!
I love these little jar houses! They're so cute, please keep making more 😁
Fantastic work, very impressive!
Thank you Helen :)
Beautiful
Lovely to see!
This was very beautiful, I am only just learning but will work up to doing one of these, lovely
Thank you :)
You are so cool! It’s admirable! Thanks for your talent❤️🌹
Thank you very much ^_^
Por Dios que padre ya quisiera hacer eso, pero creo que haría algo raro, mi hermana tal ves lo pueda hacer, pero me encanto es algo tan hermoso y bello y si tienes algún frasco de mermelada así puedes reutilizar la en forma de tirar la a la basura,felicidades eres una artista maravillosa tienes un don extraordinario te felicito.
Muchas gracias :)
These are AMAZING!!! You are AN AWESOME ARTIST!!! You have thought of Every detail and it's an amazing piece of work!!!
Thank you very much.
This is absolutely unbelievable. I just stumbled across this video and I am in absolute awe. You have such an amazing talent!! The details are just out of this world! I can't get over this!!!!! You should have a million more subscribers than you have right now!
Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart
Love it, will make my own for my garden
That sounds great!
absolutely amazing. I hope there will come more magical Jarhouses!
There are lots coming ;)
Maive Ferrando Hope so. I saw lots of the english ones
Talented lady! I have been binge watching your polymer clay project videos and love every single one! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible talent and gorgeous projects with the rest of us. I have been researching a new project, aside from my love of gardening and all things plants in general, and I think I will try my hand at polymer clay - I loved plasticine as a child, so this is going to be interesting 😄
You never fail to amaze me
amazing and beautiful!!!
Awesome!!! good job girl!!!!
you are an amazing artist...thank you for sharing
Absolutely magical! These videos are such a fun, relaxing watch! Thanks for making them! ❤️
absolutely wonderful! Love it! Thanks for sharing. Marilyn
Beautiful and cute house
Superb little jar house! A great tutorial that's easy to follow...thank you Miss Maive! 😊
Glad you liked it!
I loved your video so much . The little house is beautiful . Thank you for sharing the DIY !
You are such an amazing artist!!!
Cutest thing!!!
This is so lovely
I love your door design, i am making a hobbit house out of popsicle stick and this is inspirational
you did an excellent job
I love this so much! I think you should definitely do another jar craft. Or maybe something from Harry Potter? I thought of Gryffindor Tower, Hagrid's Hut, and the Burrow.
I am going to make more jars and relates to HP ones also ;)
Beautiful as all of your creations have been!🥰
I’ve been saving some types of jars for the past few years with hopes of finding a creative use for them. Thanks to you I’m learning new techniques and devising ideas of my own.
This is so cute. You have inspired me to make two fairy houses that my daughter loves! I am going to try the Hobbit house next. I love your tutorials.
Seriously one of the cutest crafts ever. I'm going to make one of these. Slowly
Wonderful tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
Maive, you are so incredibly talented! PLEASE tell me that you were at least referring to a photograph of the door at SOME point, and not just doing this from memory! Your tutorials make it look so easy, but you get huge credit for the idea in the first place! Thanks so much for sharing your creative gifts with the rest of us!
Thank you! I referred to a picture of the detail on the inside of the door, the black iron hinges because they are very intricate and I wanted to get them just right, but not for the rest really. I do look at pictures before I start when I plan a project, either for reference or inspiration, but not during because I can't keep touching my computer for it to turn on again ^_^ I might have to if I don't know a project well enough, like a Pokemon character for example, because it's not something I'm interested in. A hobbit house was something too familiar to me ^_^
OMG this is awesome!!
Maive, thank you for a fantastic tutorial. Your work is beautiful, and instructions clear and nicely paced. I can hardly wait to try my own little hobbit house.
THAT is fantastic!
Thank you!
Oh, this is super!
this is soo wonderful! seriously, I was smiling the whole time while watching as it's so magical and pretty and so nice to watch you create it :)
I’m doing a project on the hobbit and I have to make a hobbit hole this is the best tutorial I’ve seen so far. Hopeful I can recreate mine just as beautiful as yours
Lily Massey Thank you 😊 I'm sure you'll create something beautiful, let me know how it turns out 😊
Maive Ferrando You’re welcome! I was wondering if there is anything I can use instead of fimo liquid?
This is fantastic!
Amazing talent and creativity! Thank you so much for sharing both!
Thank YOU for watching! X
Una muy hermosa casita y me encantó que lo hiciera todo a mano.
Simply WOW! Thank you so much!
I've just discovered another inspiring channel WoW 👏💖☺😊👍
You can use corn startch instead of talcom powder and it will also keep your clay from burning.
You are very talented yet dedicated at what you do,
Keep up the good work😄😁
Thanks :)
I love all your uploads! Thanks for sharing!! I truly feel inspired
Beautiful ❤
Maive, this is absolutely fantastic!! Thank you so much for sharing it with us!
Thank you Dawn, really glad you liked it! :D