This is awesome! I want to make some dragons & other mythical creatures for D&D campaigns. Think I'll use more wire & aluminum foil, + keep it done in white clay so that they can be painted... but, maybe coloured clay could save me time. Thanks for the creative inspiration
Ahh this was so helpful! I didn’t have Polymer clay though so I just used some regular molding clay I found in my bedroom. Again, thank you for giving us a tutorial! (And I’m literally a 9 year old!)
I am 73 years old and I'm trying to make my first dragon. What kind of board were you rolling your clay on. I was trying to use you're board to gauge how big Things Are. What is the conversion on the board 2 inches
Hi Bob! I'm happy to hear you're sculpting a dragon! The board I used is a craft cutting board I bought at the dollar store. Each square is 1 cm long, or 5 squares are 2 inches long. Hope that helped!
My wings turned out pretty well, but the rest didn't. I'll give this tutorial a 4\5. Great job! Maybe next time, you could make the legs easier to mold. I found that slightly confusing.
This is a really great tutorial but I prefer to sculpt clay in one piece because I’m not really good at attaching body parts together. Overall excellent video 😂.
Hi it's my first time using polymer clay and I just bought some, do I have to cure it after sculpting? I like to reuse clay so I wanna know what happens if I don't put it in the oven
You can reuse it if you don't bake it after sculpting. It basically play dough for adults. It might dry out after a while but working it with your hands will soften it up.
I use oven baked clay, I switch between Sculpey, Fimo, and Craft brand clay but they are all similar so it doesn't matter which one you choose. All clay and supplies I bought at a regular craft store near me. I have some more info in the description as well.
I like my clear roller I got from Michaels. If you don't have one you could try a thick marker or a small round container. I like rolling the clay out on parchment paper since it's easier to peel the clay off the flexible surface.
Oh my wings broke off when baking the dragon. They broke right where I attached them to the back of the dragon. I don't know what I could have done differently
I'm sorry to hear that. One thing I would suggest is to use super glue as well as liquid sculpey. The super glue will hold the wings in place (and won't melt in the oven) while the liquid sculpey sets as it bakes. Propping the wings in place with balled up tin foil is another option. If both pieces are already baked, you can just super glue the wings to the body and call it done. Hope that helps!
If lack of tools is an issue, they can be replaced with everyday items found in your house. The rounded pen/marker ends for blending, a regular cutlery knife to trim the clay, toothpicks for small details, stuff like that. But I'll most likely make another dragon tutorial in the future, so I'll keep lack of tools in mind!
This is awesome! I want to make some dragons & other mythical creatures for D&D campaigns. Think I'll use more wire & aluminum foil, + keep it done in white clay so that they can be painted... but, maybe coloured clay could save me time. Thanks for the creative inspiration
That's so cool! Painting it after would also make it more realistic as you can add shading and more detail/texture. Happy sculpting!
I LOVE THIS IT GOT ME 1 ST PLACE IN SCHOOL PROJECT
Ahh this was so helpful!
I didn’t have Polymer clay though so I just used some regular molding clay I found in my bedroom.
Again, thank you for giving us a tutorial!
(And I’m literally a 9 year old!)
I'm so happy you found it helpful! Thanks for watching :)
@@CluelessCrafts your welcome! :)
It is too much helpful for ❤my project I'm 8 years old 😊
I am 73 years old and I'm trying to make my first dragon. What kind of board were you rolling your clay on. I was trying to use you're board to gauge how big Things Are. What is the conversion on the board 2 inches
Hi Bob! I'm happy to hear you're sculpting a dragon! The board I used is a craft cutting board I bought at the dollar store. Each square is 1 cm long, or 5 squares are 2 inches long. Hope that helped!
I’m trying to make this for my boyfriend. This is so helpful. Thank you!
That's so nice, I'm sure he'll love it!
and that sculpting tools are also very cool
I like the way you made the dragon. I would like you to make a 3 headed dragon
Love this just got fimo polymer clay but not been brave enough to try it yet. Will definitely be giving this a go.
I'm so happy to hear that, happy sculpting!
Wow I love this good job
The dragon tutorial is every single and nice😉
Thank you :)
😊
and can you make a horse tutorial ?
Watching your video helped me build my own dragon thank u
That's so great!
Hi im a 10 year old and i enjoy sculpting you have inspired me so much 🐚🌺🌵
Thanks so much for watching! I'm so happy I make you feel inspired :)
Thank you so much for your tutorial. Very informative
It was so cool🎉
This is genius. Thank you!
Hi! Nice job! So cute!
Hello! Thanks so much!
I finished my dragon thank you so much. I will be taking the Dragon to my granddaughter for Thanksgiving.
That is so amazing, I'm so happy to hear that and I know your granddaughter will love it!!
Love it
❤
I love your dragon ❤
Cute keychain
My wings turned out pretty well, but the rest didn't. I'll give this tutorial a 4\5. Great job! Maybe next time, you could make the legs easier to mold. I found that slightly confusing.
Good idea, thank you :)
Could you make a mushroom ? Like one of those cool red ones 🍄
I made some clay mushrooms before if you're interested: th-cam.com/video/bEa7Adw0Qb8/w-d-xo.html
Amazing video, I would love to see Godzilla!
Ooh! Great idea!
so helpful i made tsunami from wings of fire with these tips
mine was super heavy, but overall it turned out great!😊
thank you so much! l love this so much
Thanks! I'm so happy you liked it!
This is a really great tutorial but I prefer to sculpt clay in one piece because I’m not really good at attaching body parts together. Overall excellent video 😂.
Can you make toothless from how to train your dragon please? Also great job!
Thank you :) and that's a great idea!
Can I see the slow medium speed of the dragon tutorial. Please. So I can follow at my pace.😊
Hi it's my first time using polymer clay and I just bought some, do I have to cure it after sculpting? I like to reuse clay so I wanna know what happens if I don't put it in the oven
You can reuse it if you don't bake it after sculpting. It basically play dough for adults. It might dry out after a while but working it with your hands will soften it up.
But very cool!
Actually dragon wing fabric is called "Dragon wing skin"
Could u do a wolf?
Yes! I have one planned out, you'll see one soon :)
Merci beaucoup pour le partage !
Je vous en prie :)
You should make a clay draco malfoy
very nice
Thank you :)
Thank you :)
UNICORN
Wich clay is this and where did u buy it? it looks very easy to sculpt and attach
I use oven baked clay, I switch between Sculpey, Fimo, and Craft brand clay but they are all similar so it doesn't matter which one you choose. All clay and supplies I bought at a regular craft store near me. I have some more info in the description as well.
@@CluelessCrafts ok thank u
What is the best way to roll out the clay for the wing
I like my clear roller I got from Michaels. If you don't have one you could try a thick marker or a small round container. I like rolling the clay out on parchment paper since it's easier to peel the clay off the flexible surface.
@@CluelessCrafts I tried a regular roller with the clay between wax paper. That seemed to work well.
Oh my wings broke off when baking the dragon. They broke right where I attached them to the back of the dragon. I don't know what I could have done differently
I'm sorry to hear that. One thing I would suggest is to use super glue as well as liquid sculpey. The super glue will hold the wings in place (and won't melt in the oven) while the liquid sculpey sets as it bakes. Propping the wings in place with balled up tin foil is another option. If both pieces are already baked, you can just super glue the wings to the body and call it done. Hope that helps!
can you pls do a tutorial on how to make the dragon without using the tools bc I dont think i have my sculpting knife anymore
If lack of tools is an issue, they can be replaced with everyday items found in your house. The rounded pen/marker ends for blending, a regular cutlery knife to trim the clay, toothpicks for small details, stuff like that. But I'll most likely make another dragon tutorial in the future, so I'll keep lack of tools in mind!
How long did you bake the dragon?
10 minutes for just the wings, then another 20 minutes for the dragon. There's more info in the description if you want :)
The clay I used is not bake-able so I air dried it. btw thanks for the tutorial!
If you don't add the horns and wings it will basically look like a brachiosaurus dinosaur :D
Yeah it does! Thanks for watching :)
Easy way to do clay model
Have you made an owl?!
Yes you can check out my easy clay animals #6 I made an owl in that one :)
I can do it
Please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
you can make a clay godzilla
Great idea! Thanks :)
Very clever from a beautiful girl
Thank you!
Thankyou by the way for this video . Can you make a 🐢🐢 tortoise.not turtle tortoise ok
Glad you liked it, I'll add that to my list.
@@CluelessCrafts thankyou
Can you pls make a horse
Sure :)
UNICOrn
It is too hard for me
You make this 1
Pope
Godzilla
I've gotta a few requests for Godzilla! I'll definitely make him!
Plzzzzz robot
You can check out my mini clay robots video! Though I can always make more robots :)
A
Kinda hard
Do you call this easy?