Amazing, Easy Faux Larimar Polymer Clay Tutorial. #polymerclay #craft #diy #polymerclaytutorial #art

[Tigrinnaful]

Wow I’m new here and I’m sorry for my english. But your tutorials are so helpful and gives me so much inspiration.

Ever since I had my kid 3 years ago I find it so hard to pick up the clay and start being creative again. I miss it so much and working with clay was the one thing that used to keep my depression and anxiety away. But since I became a mom it’s like there is never enough time or energy for it, and I always prioritize being with my kid, wich ofc are the best thing in the world I love him to death, but this mama needs to some time for herself aswell 😅

Your channel with all of the tutorials gave me so much inspiration and determination to get started again. I just went down to the basement to bring up some old polymer clay to play with. YAAAY! 🙌🏻

I’m so thankful I found your page. From the bottom of my heart, Thank you for sharing your talent so generously.
For the first time in over 3 years I feel the joy in clay again, it means the world to me, Thank you 🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️

[roberta]

A lot of those dishes would make beautiful jewelry, too ❤

[thumbalinamom]

Amazing how that looks like the real thing!

[sweetpealee]

Didn't know of Larimar stone til u posted this vid so I googled images and my how nice that looks! I love making faux, my specialtys are jade and turquoise. Turquoise gets pretty messy but we'll worth the effort 😊

[mandyhall]

That would make a beautiful dish. Love it..