This is just a fascinating channel. I,too, didn’t know about the oil paint but I’m going to really play,work on my squiggles Michelin men and mushrooms. Thank you for really expanding my horizons (which in polymer clay world are pretty limited still!)
I didn’t know you could use oil paints on polymer clay. Everyone always uses acrylic, so I assumed oil paints had some sort of adverse reaction with polymer clay. So good to know it doesn’t!
love! I tried making squiggle beads yesterday. After watching this I know what I did wrong. I ordered your book to learn how to put the stripes down that beads.
I love love love you so so much! I’m here for ALL 30 years of content!!!!🥰
those remind me of some mushrooms...... and mushrooms are one of my favorite foods
Thank you for sharing the oil paint tip! Thanks so much❤️
This is just a fascinating channel. I,too, didn’t know about the oil paint but I’m going to really play,work on my squiggles Michelin men and mushrooms. Thank you for really expanding my horizons (which in polymer clay world are pretty limited still!)
Fabulous 💜 thank you
Thank you for sharing! It's fascinating!
Glad you enjoyed it!😊❤️
Thanks so much for sharing these amazingly helpful techniques and tips Donna. Very inspiring!
You are so welcome!😊❤️
I didn’t know you could use oil paints on polymer clay. Everyone always uses acrylic, so I assumed oil paints had some sort of adverse reaction with polymer clay. So good to know it doesn’t!
You can, Jane but do a test, some brands could react with clay. I use the higher quality Winsor Newton and Liquitex. 😊
Enjoyed this video- off to make a squiggle.
love! I tried making squiggle beads yesterday. After watching this I know what I did wrong.
I ordered your book to learn how to put the stripes down that beads.
thanks so much!
You're welcome!😊❤️
fyi... still unable to access your online store😞
I hope this is not still true? Hmmm. Https://prairiecraft.com❤️