Wow two videos in one day. That’s fantastic although they do seem a bit similar to each other?! Therefore I’ll just use my other comment as well! Wow what a helpful little tutorial that links up so perfectly to your other flower videos. At the beginning you mention that we need three tools. I sadly do not have any hands so could you please also make a tutorial on how to do the same with your feet or tongue? Moreover, it is amazing that you have moved back to your clay creating conquests as you really do excel at making such miniature masterpieces. What a great video overall, I love seeing your TH-cam career accelerate forward with each new video. You are really putting your petal on the metal!
Hi! Let your petals cool completely before moving them, they're very fragile when they're hot. The polymer clay brand you are using may affect the durability of the petals!
@Bubblefizz Most polymer clays bake at about 275F for 15 min per 1/4 inch thickness. Overbaking like you have will only discolor and increase its fragility. While you can still snap it if too rough, it should still have some give and flexibility. Try reading the directions of your clay.
I didn't think it could be that simple. Simply amazing thanks for such a detailed and simple video
Wonderfully simple! Thank you, just what I needed!
Thank you, I’m so happy to hear it was helpful :)
Hey lovely clear instructions on these petals.. Soo helpful.. Please do a video on a complete flower.. Keep up the good work
Excellent! Short and easy to follow. Beautiful result. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Thank you for your kinds words!
Super super helpful!!! Thank you so much ❤ God bless you.
Thank you so much! ❤️
Looks amazing!
Thank you for this!! I am making a cherry blossom themed sensory bottle, I needed little petals to put inside ❤ this is lovely
Thank you for your kind comment! Glad it was helpful!
Great video, I learned a lot. Short and sweet too, thanks
Thank you so much! Glad to hear that it was helpful :)
This is very helpful thank you 🙏❤️
This is awesome thank you!!!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you very much for this it is really helpful !!!
Thank you! Glad to hear it was helpful :)
Wow two videos in one day. That’s fantastic although they do seem a bit similar to each other?! Therefore I’ll just use my other comment as well!
Wow what a helpful little tutorial that links up so perfectly to your other flower videos. At the beginning you mention that we need three tools. I sadly do not have any hands so could you please also make a tutorial on how to do the same with your feet or tongue?
Moreover, it is amazing that you have moved back to your clay creating conquests as you really do excel at making such miniature masterpieces.
What a great video overall, I love seeing your TH-cam career accelerate forward with each new video.
You are really putting your petal on the metal!
Thank you
Thank you so much really helpful video🥰
Thank you! Glad to hear it helped!
Hey, such great way of giving insructions. May I know the brand of clay you are using. Is it air dry or the one that we have to bake.
I've been making flower petals, but as they are so thin mine break off after baking, and I baked for 60mins ?
Hi! Let your petals cool completely before moving them, they're very fragile when they're hot. The polymer clay brand you are using may affect the durability of the petals!
@@IsabelLim thank you x
@@IsabelLim i use FIMO and still brakes even when cool :-(
@Bubblefizz Most polymer clays bake at about 275F for 15 min per 1/4 inch thickness. Overbaking like you have will only discolor and increase its fragility. While you can still snap it if too rough, it should still have some give and flexibility. Try reading the directions of your clay.
How to avoid droopy petals after a flower is made