Liquid polymer clay ideas

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Discover how to use liquid polymer clay and alcohol ink to make DIY earrings.

Learn how to make cute earrings with liquid polymer clay! This easy DIY tutorial will walk you through the supplies you need and the steps to follow to make stunning clay earrings. I used a Mandala style mold, but you could use another shallow silicone mold to create a different look for your accessories.

Before you work with any kind of polymer clay, it’s important to keep a few things in mind. Here’s a few simple tips to get started with liquid polymer clay!

Ginger Davis Allman on Instagram: "Soap and water does not work well to clean polymer clay and the associated dyes, pigments, and substances that we use in our art. What does work, though, is rubbing alcohol. It's also known as isopropyl alcohol or ispropanol. No, this isn't the kind you drink. Rubbing alcohol dissolves polymer clay, alcohol inks, paint, varnish (even dried varnish), liquid clay, and even uncured resin. It's an excellent solvent and it works VERY well as an all-purpose…

Liquid clay has wide use in polymer clay art. Learn what you need to do to use it.

Looking to give your clay a glossy shine? In the world of crafts, resins are a clear liquid applied on the polymer clay to get a smooth finish. Resins are used for casting and coating handicrafts, jewelry and other decoration accessories. UV resin uses ultraviolet rays of light emitted from a UV device to harden and dry the polymer clay piece. The UV resin can cure smooth and crystal clear thereby providing good scratch and stain resistance in a short time. Let us look at the different ways…

Sculpey Liquid Clay labels and names change all the time. Here is some clarity about TLS, Translucent, Clear, and Bake and Bond/Adhesive.

Translucent Liquid Sculpey® (TLS) is a must-have product to use with polymer clay. Read on to learn how to use this versatile product!

So basically I couldn't be bothered to buy the actual bottle of liquid polymer clay because a) it's rather expensive and b) I'd rarely use it. Instead I came up with a way of making liquid polymer clay myself. It may not be the easiest thing to work with but looks just as awesome. Here's the tutorial, hope you like it You will need..... polymer clay (in this case I'm using white water container/mixing bowl something to stir with Hope that was some what informative xxx