Thank you Sara.........I'm in the process of enjoying many of those older videos from 2013 and 2014 and appreciate all your efforts to inform those of us who are newbies to polymer clay! Sandi
Sara...your subies don't care if you repeat a process, you are always inspirational and a wonderful teacher. You make us feel like we are sitting right there with you creating! Can't wait to see your next video!
Sara OMG TO THE MAX!!!!! I actually found someone who goes here and there with their crafts like I do. I understand getting bored and then excitement over the next craft. I saw your votive fairy house and was BLOWN AWAY!!!! But I am not a "sculptor" but I kept watching and to the next and next till I found the tile videos and went wild!!! Now I want and want more stuff to make these tiny master pieces. My husband is not as happy about all I need to just start. I started out as a "tole painter" like you. I have sooo much mixed media designated stuff to help the wallet amount. What I REALLY want to say is PLEASE KEEP MAKING polymer clay videos!!! I LOVE LOVE the tiles but enjoy ALL of your videos I learn from each one of them. Take all the wonderful world other has said to you and double them from me.Thank you so very much!!!!!Connie
+Connie Scarlett Wow Connie, Thank you for the lovely comment. I just do what I feel inspired to do at the time and if its not fun for me I don't do it. I have tried lots of things on this channel that I may never do again, but I will probably always do polymer clay, TFW, Sara
Sara even though this has been covered before, its still really good to refresh our memories, sometimes we pick up on things that we may have overlooked before, really enjoyed watching. Thanks and Cheers
Love your video's and that you share your craft with us. My granddaughter and I are getting ready to make some tiles together. I have been buying clay and other things to work with to make a project. My granddaughter is 9 and takes molding clay classes at our community school of the Arts that her mother my daughter runs. Wish you lived close by to teach classes at her School. Keep teaching, you have a gift. Thank you! !!!!!!
I love your videos. I love the fact that you show how to do different things. Your enthusiasm is contagious. I also like that you have a very high degree of professionalism in your camera setup. Thank you for sharing all your craftiness with us.
Sara, I wish I could remember which name of clear stickles you suggested using in your last video. ARGH! It made me think that I should have written it down... taken notes... hmmm should I start a record keeping notebook like Sara? I wonder if you would make a video detailing how you keep that notebook... how you organize it for easy reference... what are the important details to record... I just adore you and everything you create. And I hail from Scullville, NJ!
Sara.... I'm fairly new and i haven't seen most of your older videos... I would love to see how you 'imbed' the embellishments in the clay. I think it would help to make me feel more confident trying this. Thanks ! deb
I love the grout tiles. I never thought of using glitter clay or the opal. That's what I' ll be making next.
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Thanks for sharing! You are right, I'm definitely going to try my hand at clay someday! I don't really have a budget to start a new medium right now, but as soon as I do, I'm going to go back and watch all of your old videos again. It just looks like too much fun!
I think I bought your Under the Sea picture frame from your Etsy shop! Love it! I'm making tiles now so hopefully I'll be ready to cover something by the time you do your next video!
Yay! After watching you and Patti Tolley Parish on TH-cam I finally got my paws on a secondhand copy of Laurie Mika's book - it was a struggle, the first 2 went missing in the post, but the third time was the charm! I seem to get on better with pressing stamps into black clay and decorating with mica powders or wax, but I love the transparent grout sticks you've made. I need to make a few more varied tiles before I can decorate anything, I've tried painting white clay with pastel colours but I can't make it work for me - they look too gaudy for my taste. I think I'm a bit heavy handed with the paint :( I find white clay a bit stark and I've been experimenting with a pale ivory mix of white, translucent and ochre with pearl mica powder over the top which looks good. Anyone thinking of trying this, buy a couple of blocks of clay and have a go it's very relaxing :)
Kiwi is so pretty :) I love, love, love your videos and how you get excited for your projects! Thank you for entertaining, teaching and inspiring me so much.
Sara, I have watched most of your videos - (been following you awhile), I have to tell you that I keep many of your videos in my favorites because I like to watch them more than once! So, I don't mind one bit if you make more videos of the same techniques! Just keep doing what you do - LOVE! Love it all! God bless you and your family! Cami
I absolutely love watching you videos... You have so much excitement in your presentation.... I think you've got me hooked on the tiles... Think I'm going to give it a try.... Thank you...
Sara, when you bake the polymer clay tiles do you use glass or tin foil (aluminium foil) under them or just place them on a cookie sheet? I'd love to see you repeat stuff as it's still interesting to watch. TFS 😍
I am a new subscriber. I bought Laurie Mikas book a couple of years ago but seeing you and Patty Parrish using her ideas has inspired me. I have been watching all your past videos which actually answer all my questions. I will say I am going back to Premo as the Sculpey III was easy to condition but also easy to mishaps. I Wonder if one can mix the two.
Hi Sarah, you mentioned in your previous video that you would show us how to cut tiles with straight edges. Mine look like I've been drinking and so the don't line up with even edges. Your's look so neat and mine really need help! Thanks Sarah, I so enjoy all of your videos.
Hi Sara....does Michaels or Hobby Lobby have a good selection of buttons? Or would going to Joann’s be better? I always love your videos! tfs and giving us so many ideas and I spiration
Thank you Sara.........I'm in the process of enjoying many of those older videos from 2013 and 2014 and appreciate all your efforts to inform those of us who are newbies to polymer clay! Sandi
Sara...your subies don't care if you repeat a process, you are always inspirational and a wonderful teacher. You make us feel like we are sitting right there with you creating! Can't wait to see your next video!
Sara OMG TO THE MAX!!!!! I actually found someone who goes here and there with their crafts like I do. I understand getting bored and then excitement over the next craft. I saw your votive fairy house and was BLOWN AWAY!!!! But I am not a "sculptor" but I kept watching and to the next and next till I found the tile videos and went wild!!! Now I want and want more stuff to make these tiny master pieces. My husband is not as happy about all I need to just start. I started out as a "tole painter" like you. I have sooo much mixed media designated stuff to help the wallet amount. What I REALLY want to say is PLEASE KEEP MAKING polymer clay videos!!! I LOVE LOVE the tiles but enjoy ALL of your videos I learn from each one of them. Take all the wonderful world other has said to you and double them from me.Thank you so very much!!!!!Connie
+Connie Scarlett Wow Connie, Thank you for the lovely comment. I just do what I feel inspired to do at the time and if its not fun for me I don't do it. I have tried lots of things on this channel that I may never do again, but I will probably always do polymer clay, TFW, Sara
Sara even though this has been covered before, its still really good to refresh our memories, sometimes we pick up on things that we may have overlooked before, really enjoyed watching. Thanks and Cheers
Love your video's and that you share your craft with us. My granddaughter and I are getting ready to make some tiles together. I have been buying clay and other things to work with to make a project. My granddaughter is 9 and takes molding clay classes at our community school of the Arts that her mother my daughter runs. Wish you lived close by to teach classes at her School. Keep teaching, you have a gift. Thank you! !!!!!!
Love watching clay videos....can't wait to see how the box comes out!! I've made a lot of trinket boxes like that...they are so much fun to create!!
I love your videos. I love the fact that you show how to do different things. Your enthusiasm is contagious. I also like that you have a very high degree of professionalism in your camera setup. Thank you for sharing all your craftiness with us.
Sara, I wish I could remember which name of clear stickles you suggested using in your last video. ARGH! It made me think that I should have written it down... taken notes... hmmm should I start a record keeping notebook like Sara? I wonder if you would make a video detailing how you keep that notebook... how you organize it for easy reference... what are the important details to record... I just adore you and everything you create. And I hail from Scullville, NJ!
Love your tile videos. Not too many people that I see on TH-cam make them.
Sara.... I'm fairly new and i haven't seen most of your older videos... I would love to see how you 'imbed' the embellishments in the clay. I think it would help to make me feel more confident trying this. Thanks ! deb
I love the grout tiles. I never thought of using glitter clay or the opal. That's what I' ll be making next.
Thanks for sharing! You are right, I'm definitely going to try my hand at clay someday! I don't really have a budget to start a new medium right now, but as soon as I do, I'm going to go back and watch all of your old videos again. It just looks like too much fun!
I think I bought your Under the Sea picture frame from your Etsy shop! Love it! I'm making tiles now so hopefully I'll be ready to cover something by the time you do your next video!
Yay! After watching you and Patti Tolley Parish on TH-cam I finally got my paws on a secondhand copy of Laurie Mika's book - it was a struggle, the first 2 went missing in the post, but the third time was the charm! I seem to get on better with pressing stamps into black clay and decorating with mica powders or wax, but I love the transparent grout sticks you've made. I need to make a few more varied tiles before I can decorate anything, I've tried painting white clay with pastel colours but I can't make it work for me - they look too gaudy for my taste. I think I'm a bit heavy handed with the
paint :( I find white clay a bit stark and I've been experimenting with a pale ivory mix of white, translucent and ochre with pearl mica powder over the top which looks good. Anyone thinking of trying this, buy a couple of blocks of clay and have a go it's very relaxing :)
Kiwi is so pretty :) I love, love, love your videos and how you get excited for your projects! Thank you for entertaining, teaching and inspiring me so much.
Sara, I have watched most of your videos - (been following you awhile), I have to tell you that I keep many of your videos in my favorites because I like to watch them more than once! So, I don't mind one bit if you make more videos of the same techniques! Just keep doing what you do - LOVE! Love it all! God bless you and your family! Cami
+Cami Richardson Thank you so much Cami.
I absolutely love watching you videos... You have so much excitement in your presentation.... I think you've got me hooked on the tiles... Think I'm going to give it a try.... Thank you...
I love your tiles !!!!
Thank you thank you!! I feel inspired now !!💕
Sara, when you bake the polymer clay tiles do you use glass or tin foil (aluminium foil) under them or just place them on a cookie sheet?
I'd love to see you repeat stuff as it's still interesting to watch. TFS 😍
I am a new subscriber. I bought Laurie Mikas book a couple of years ago but seeing you and Patty Parrish using her ideas has inspired me. I have been watching all your past videos which actually answer all my questions. I will say I am going back to Premo as the Sculpey III was easy to condition but also easy to mishaps. I Wonder if one can mix the two.
Hi Karen. I like Premo better too
+myserenitycrafts also yes you can mix them.
I love your work and tutorials. Thank you. I want to make tiles for dollshouses. Can you tell me how you keep the tiles flat when baking.
I bake my tiles on a piece of tile. They are always flat when I take them out. TFW, Sara
Love your stuff can you put a link to your Esty store on your videos
Hi Sarah, you mentioned in your previous video that you would show us how to cut tiles with straight edges. Mine look like I've been drinking and so the don't line up with even edges. Your's look so neat and mine really need help! Thanks Sarah, I so enjoy all of your videos.
Please excuse me if you have already answered this somewhere but do you seal your painted clay with anything?
Hi Sara....does Michaels or Hobby Lobby have a good selection of buttons? Or would going to Joann’s be better? I always love your videos! tfs and giving us so many ideas and I spiration
Penny Venturino hi Penny. The buttons are by “dress it up”. I get them at Michaels. Hobby lobby has them to I think it’s their own brand. Tfw. Sara
love your conure miss my conure .must be heaven for your conure they love shine things
I know you've done it before but please show your making tiles again
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