FIRST TIME trying POLYMER CLAY!

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[jellyfishaqua]

When it comes to polymer clay, try to have nail polish remover on hand a few q-tips. You can use these to smooth out fingerprints on your creations and remove pesky dust particles. Another good tip is when baking them to NOT USE ALUMINUM FOIL, there’s a greater chance of the bottom of your creation browning if left in the oven too long, parchment paper is a much better solution. Other than that, have fun!

[elegantlyawkward]

It would be epic if Jazza could make a polymer dragon on top of a jewelry box protecting polymer clay beads, gold, gems, ect. There could even be a tiny Jazza in the treasure.

[nerdecrafter]

Jazza, What have you done?? You are now a polymer clay addict. Welcome to my world lol. I suggest using Sculpey III instead of Fimo since you'll waste less time making the clay soft. Your pieces are indeed SO CUTE! Can't wait to see your epic creations! Thank you for the mention 😍💜

[notshubhransh]

The way Jazza laughs about selling his entire collection is Wholesome. We all know how he really felt selling those years of collection

[MahmurLemur]

I'm that SOMEONE IN THE COMMUNITY who made the miniature!!! Thanks for sharing it!
Jazza, I must say it's really wonderful to see how you liked my miniature. Your reaction is priceless and this is the most amusing part of being an artist. You also did a fabulous job with polymer clay for the first try, as always :) You should try super sculpey firm some time. It's the good stuff!

[norakateheir]

Please try Doll repainting
Dollightful for reference

[caracara]

I love how he actually thinks anyone’s actually gonna judge his hands 😂

[cassandrathomas]

Jazza "never used this stuff before in my life"
Me 'automatically expects him to create an absolute masterpiece and leave me questioning my entire life'

[erind]

You should make a series called My First Time, doubles as click bait, you could use this series by testing out/trying art methods or supplies you’ve never used before

[matei]

10:02 He painted paint on a paintbrush *with another paintbrush*

[cctinsley]

6:06 his American accent is accurate and terrifying

[drinkfrommeliveforever]

So who's ready for another episode of "Jazza does something for the first time and does it better than anyone else ever could"? I sure am! 😳🤘

[ShikhaMallick]

You could gift the bead necklace and earrings to Mrs jazza. Would love to see her reaction. 😊

[blahblah]

Jazza: I've never baked-
Jazza's mind: THEY CANT KNOW YOU DON'T COOK
Jazza: polymer clay before..

Me: I KNOW YOU CANT COOK FROM THE LIQUID SOAP

[oofmypoof]

No one:

Jazza: *stares at clay pencils and has a seizure* "OHH IT'S SO CUTE!

[NatePlaysVG]

"It almost feels kinda plasticy..."
It's almost as if polymer is plastic! 10/10 Jazza

[creativesea.design]

Not sure you'll see this message, but I wanted to give a suggestion: bake you clay at the minimum temperature and time mentioned on the package. I usually bake for 40-60mins at 110 degrees (Celsius). You can bake polymer clay for a very long time and rebake it without a problem, as long as the temperature is correct (it will only burn at very high temperatures - I even baked at 140 degrees and only some colors darkened). If the temperature is too low, it will not harden correctly. They seem sturdy, but might break in the future and it would be a shame. If you are worried that your oven does not keep an even temperature, get an oven thermometer and check it.

Oh, also, the baked polymer clay looks like plastic, because it is a type of plastic (it is based on PVC).

That being said, you did an amazing job for your first try and I can't wait to see what bigger piece you create :)

[brooklynheightsbehaviorala]

jazza: Don't judge me I'm a nailbiter


Me: bites nails

[shelbyn]

“i don’t know what i’m doing”



*proceeds to make the mona Lisa*

[ritzyllama]

It's cool to see how your own artistic style bleeds over into whatever medium you're using Jazza, I really dig it!! 👍👍👍