r/polymerclay • u/homiewahnkanobi • 21h ago
Little deer brooch almost ready to go home
Something out of my comfort zone for my beautiful friend - awaiting final touches of paint ♡
r/polymerclay • u/homiewahnkanobi • 21h ago
Something out of my comfort zone for my beautiful friend - awaiting final touches of paint ♡
r/polymerclay • u/Crazy_Raccoon_6664 • 8h ago
wooper is sealed with mod podge and spidey d is sealed with actual clay sealer but i cant tell much of a difference. i would say i’ve made some good progress since my little frog!
r/polymerclay • u/Signal-Detective-286 • 11h ago
My another take on improving my hand anatomy. I'm pretty satisfied especially by the painting which ended up quick and effective ;)
r/polymerclay • u/Naive-Buddy3543 • 9h ago
creator's ig at the bottom. wanna make sth similar for myself n am wondering if itll hold up/last long with fimo's gloss varnish instead of uv resin 🫶
r/polymerclay • u/CompoteCorrect3944 • 15h ago
Que os parecen mis primeros pendientes marmolados? :)
r/polymerclay • u/SkeptiBee • 5h ago
How do you preserve your hands when you are dealing with clay that literally crumbles like unfrozen cheese?? I have this block of translucent clay I bought yesterday and I've been trying to reactivate this stuff for like 4 hours if not more. Chopped it up, tossed it into a plastic bag, added Sculpty thinner, heated it up, made it into a stew...
This stuff is so dry STILL. I finally small amounts of it into a somewhat pliable form but it's still cracking very easily so I know it's not ready for prime time. -_- RIP my digits.
If I take a break, the clay get's cold and instantly hard again.
r/polymerclay • u/Own_Combination174 • 8h ago
Hi everyone, I want to surprise my friend with a tinned fish incense holder. I want to make it out of polymer clay, and I also want to use paint for the details. I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for paints and clay glaze.
I have never painted on polymer clay before, and I am worried about it starting a fire. I know it is hard for incense sticks to start fires to things, but I am still a little worried. I see online that a lot of people just use acrylic, but I kinda want it to look glossy.