Best clay for sculpting | Guide

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[bakeryssoul]

Heya! The reason why your polymer clay creation is crumbly and fragile after baking is because it wasn't baked enough. For something that thick it would ideally be baked for an hour. That's why if the design becomes thicker we need to put foil/filler material in the middle.

[theguywiththebighead]

Wow! I'm surprised you only have 500 subscribers because your videos are so professional and good quality

[eviltazzonline]

I love you, your voice, the way you explain and your expressions pierces the heart.

[binaryburnoutd]

Casteline and Relix are good wax based clays. I used Casteline for a bit, but since have moved to Relix. You can build figure without metal armature and Relix when room temp is hard like plastic. Relix also uses vegetable wax and bees wax so non toxic. Casteline is petroleum wax based.

[larrydavid]

I subscribed because of the "still waiting" plea...so, you got me.

[meganaragon]

Needed this video. Thank you for being brief and to the point!!

[spasticnutcase]

One thing about using super sculpey and most polymer clays as well that i think you left out is making armatures, if you're making a figure or complex sculpt you almost have to "pre sculpt" with tin foil and wire as you can't really have any thick pieces of clay, you have to keep it pretty thin. And then if you change your mind about the design mid sculpt and want to dig a bit deeper into the clay you end up hitting the foil inside and have to cut through it. Where as with monster clay you can just make a ball of it over some foil and go as thick as you want over the top of it.

[sabrinadiaz]

Hey! What would you say is a good clay for small projects, I kinda want to make some incense holders! Thanks

[farukthehandyman]

That's the video I was looking for!

[bryanplum]

Hi I´m from Brazil a tropical country, and I just bought Monster Clay Hard degree. It´s really "soft" here kkkk. Serious, we have some options here much more harder... I had to get familiar to this Hard(soft) degree..., but it´s absolutely the best clay I ever used!!

[harryundead]

Why doesn’t this Channel have more subscribers it’s a good Channel

[EmaProblema]

3:15 I'm laughing out loud 🤣🤣 even showed it to my mom 😂 that eye, I can't

[webadage]

Hi. I came here to find out which clay you recommend but even though you mentioned lots of types pros and cons you didn't say which one you recommend....

[g.l.]

😂😂😂😂 I really love your delivery……. It funny

[xplujyd]

Thanks this video was exactly what I was looking for

[SculptTales]

I wouldn’t recommend misleading people by claiming “you can bake NSP and Monster clay in the oven”. I mean you can soften or melt them, not bake them.
Also, Sculpey doesn’t turn into garbage if you leave it in the sun. Even the driest polymer clay can be revived with some baby oil, granted it’s a pain in the ass.
Other than that, useful information. Would be nice if you did a comparison between Sculpey Living Doll and Super Sculpey Original.

[jadestein]

Hi, thanks for the video! I was wondering how Monster Clay responds to being painted (acrylic paint)? I would love to try using it, but I don't want to ruin a good sculpture. Thanks! :)

[nokiot]

Lmao Jason Statham water bear 😂 SUBBED

[aerialtaprootanalysis]

very helpful video, thank you so much, i am trying to get into sculpting, i want to make little charms.

[heyhato]

fun and informative. congrats, because of this video you have a new subscriber! me!