Sculpey Liquid Polymer Clay, 59 ml

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As you explore all the different types of polymer clay products to use at home, you may notice one that stands out from the rest because, unlike the rest, it comes in a bottle. You may be wondering what you can do with this exciting liquid version of clay, and the answer is quite a lot! When choosing which type of chalk pastels to buy, the artist grade ones tend to have more pigment than the student grades ones, so you can use less chalk to get the shade you want.

To use your Liquid Sculpey®, twist open the cap and gently squeeze while moving your hand in a smooth, even motion, and try these ways to create: If using cookie sheets to bake it, make sure you line it with foil or wax paper and toss it out after you are done curing the polymer clay. My best guess is that the paint I used was water-based and it therefore created air bubbles that caused the liquid clay to ‘rise’. Liquid Fusion is a urethane glue that is slightly amber-colored and crystal clear. It can be poured onthe surface of flat polymer clay and left to dry. It will take several days, but you’ll be left with a smooth, glossy, hard finish similar to resin. Sanding and BuffingThe TLS and Liquid Kato were provided by Linda Prais of Linda’s Art Spot. She carries all these liquid clays (plus other incredible stuff)! With so many colors and finishes to choose from, the projects you can create with Liquid Sculpey ® are endless:

Liquid clay mimics regular clay in terms of how you bake it and the result is also strong and flexible. However, you can do some extremely useful and wonderfully creative things that would be difficult or near impossible to achieve with just solid clay in your arsenal.Mica powder: Mix in fine mica powders to add shimmery color and create faux effects like turquoise, pearl, metallic, agate and marble finishes. It is so sad to work hard creating something that breaks when it’s worn or used. It’s even more horrifying to realize that you’ve sold something that is made from weak clay and won’t be durable. Not all polymer clay brands are created equal and each has its uses and purposes. For making things that are thin or have areas that are thinner than 1/4″ (6mm), make sure that you’re using a strong clay such as Premo, Fimo, Pardo, Kato, Cernit, or Souffle. Sculpey III, Original Sculpey, Super Sculpey, and Bake Shop are all quite brittle after baking and should not be used, unsupported, in any area thinner than 1/4″ (6mm). These weaker brands do have their uses, however, so save them for other projects. Here’s more about choosing the best brand of polymer clay for your project. There are other waxes that work just as well. Neutral shoe polish and paste wax both work nicely on polymer clay to create a warm, enhancing sheen. But frankly, so does Vaseline, at a tiny fraction of the cost.

With liquid polymer clay from Sculpey, the innovative chances are as countless as your imagination. What will you create next? Learn greater about this multifaceted liquid clay and how you can comprise it into your subsequent project. What Are the Different Finishes of Liquid Polymer Clay From Sculpey®? I will go into a more comprehensive study on each of the popular liquid clays and the differences in my next tutorial, but here are some of the ones I recommend, the cost, and where to get them: Liquid clay is a pretty new thing as it was only introduced in the 90s. You can use it as an adhesive for two layers of polymer clay. Glitter: Add sparkle with metallic glitter in varying colors and sizes. Try iridescent glitter flakes to mimic ice, fantasy props, opals and gems. Make-up – I’ve used powder eye shadow to colour clay and it works great, probably because it’s made of mica!Making charms, pendants, hair clips, bracelets, mosaics, butterfly wings, book covers, beads, flexible patterned sheets to fit into bezels, decorative tiles wether big or small, mirror & window clings, and other various shapes by pouring them into mold to create jewelry and pieces for home decor. mica powders, microbeads, sand, glitter, sequins, tinsel, metal flakes, dried flowers, spices, fibers, small metal objects, and much more. With so many polymer clay products to explore, you may notice one type that appears quite different because, unlike the rest, it comes in a bottle — liquid polymer clay. You can create tons of fun things with this fluid clay medium! The possibilities are endless with this unique claying resource, from earrings to window clings.

Before and after baking liquid polymer clay with paint in it. 5 of The Best Miniature Food Tutorials Using Liquid Polymer Clay Liquid polymer clay won’t cure unless you bake it. Just like regular polymer clay, liquid clay will last for years provided you store it away from heat and direct sunlight. Best for: Sealing surface treatments, especially mica powders. Great on textured items where varnish would pool. Embossing Powder

Jewelry pieces: Making earrings, pendants and charms is a breeze with Sculpey® 3D Jewelry, Cabochon and Bezel molds. Our time-saving Jewelry mold has a post included in each shape, so there’s no need to drill holes after creation! Liquid polymer clay, including translucent and opaque, in clear and colours. Essential for creating baked clay to baked or raw clay connections. Recommended for adhering raw to raw clay. Also used to soften hard clay and to rescue crumbly clay. Use as a shiny or protective glaze, bake in a mould, use for pouring techniques and mix with mica powders for special effects. Translucent and sculpey does do a range of coloured liquid clay in various colours including metallics and primary colours. Cernit is generally used among doll makers as it is available in tons of skin-tone colors. After baking, it results in a firm but flexible product with a translucent finish. Kato Polyclay