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*Polymer clay tutorial: begining to use clay*This is my first tutorial, at first I wanted to start with a tutorial of basic figures of polymer clay, but I been having a lot of questions like where to buy clay, tools, paints, etc., and some people asking me for help with the basics, that’s why I make this super basic tutorial, I hope that be useful and for people who already know all of this I will make more tutorials soon, so I accept suggestions
Photos in the tutorial that are not mine:
Fimo, cernit and Kato polyclay packages
Judi kins glaze
Source: web
Feel free to ask me anything, I´m here to help you
Do not use without my permission, just contact me, I´m very accessible >w<
I hope you enjoy this tutorial as much as I enjoy doing it! ^o^
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well I found them looking for the art suplies in my local store, but I have some tips for tools, and that is the theme of the next tutorial
*sorry for the late reply
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I heard that to seal in acrylic on clay it's best to use a glaze. Is there a glaze where it dries matte?
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yes! you can find glossy and mate, I use mate gloss for differents effects on my pieces
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How do you make sure the clay doesn't get brittle? Or what do you keep the clay in?
I put mine in a container and it all dried up and I can't form anything.
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Hi! sorry for the late reply (school...finals..u_u)
I use a plastic container to save the clay..but just for avoid the dust, I never have the problem of brittle, be sure to used polymer clay that dry only with the oven, there is another kind of clay that dry out with the air and sometimes you need water to work with this clay. Please let me know if you resolve your problem and any doubt I´m here
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Can I have the Sculpy III link? I think it sounds best.
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Do you mean the link of the store where you can found it?
you can look for it in Michaels stores
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Do you know if it is possible to use a metal armature in the clay? If yes, what kind of metal?
I'm afraid it will melt when I bake the piece in the oven... ^^"
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Hi, sorry for the late reply (school u_u)
and it is possible used metal, you can use almost any metal because the mean temperature and time that you need for most polymer clays are not enough to melt metals
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Ok thank you for your answer.
In the meantime, I did my sculpture and baked it yesterday! 
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you´re welcome, and great! I hope you can show me what you did!
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There it is!
I finished it today!
[link]
Please tell me what you think of it..
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wow I like it, I like the details of the face, the idea and the photo, you should submit more details, but I think you made a great job to be your first time! well done and I hope to see more
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Thank you so much!
There are some details!
[link]
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wow very well done! 
sorry for the late reply!
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Thank you very much!
No problem!
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muchisimas gracias! yo apenas estoy como.. a punto de conseguir los materiales! me he leido practicamente CADA tutorial de aca .-. algun consejo? curso? tip? algo por lo que empezar? 
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que bueno que ya casi empiezas! mucha suerte! y bueno te puedo recomendar que cuando busques tus materiales no te limites, es decir si hay muchas herramientas para arcilla pero si no encuentras algo usa tu imaginación e improvisa, te sorprenderá las herramientas que puedes usar para diferentes fines y recuerda la paciencia no siempre saldran las cosas a la primera asi que animo y cualquier duda o ayuda que requieras sobre la marcha aqui ando
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muchas gracias! vale, cualquier cosa te pregunto :3 btw, dime ignorante pero...
se hornea?
un horno especial?
que tan dificil es pintarlos? (aca solo venden neutra)
que es lo mas facil con lo que puedo empezar? como... muñequitos de practica o algo xD no se, galletas, o pancakes, algo .-. xD [eso si, paciencia! porque son miniaturas y... paciencia -.-U xDDD]
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Hola!! disculpa la tardanza (escuela)
Y no te preocupes yo te responderé lo que sepa
Si se hornea, el tiempo de horneado depende de la marca de arcilla y no es necesario un horno especial, el horno de casa convencional funciona
No es dificil, solo necesitas paciencia para hacer todos los detalles y sobre todo si son piezas muy pequeñas.
Y puedes empezar con galletas
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sii, gracias.. es mas, aca encontre una arcilla que nisiquiera requiere horno d: y ando haciendo cosas ais de muestra, y luego planeo venderlas en mi colegio xD por que no las vendo ya? porque ando enredada vendiendo varitas de harry potter, tambien las hago, y es demasiado divertido xD
tranqui, la puta escuela nos mata a todos .-.
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Me gustaría ver lo que haz hecho, te di un watch para ver si subes algo
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hahaha vale, de lo unico que tengo foto son de unos chibis que hice mio y de mi novio, pero me da cosa subirlos .-. xDD mis amigas solo han visto el mio~
y pues lo demas son dulcesitos, y un beelzenef D: les tomare foto a todos de una y subire la foto a scraps mas tarde xD
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sii yo espero cuando las subas, ya me dio curiosidad
Beelzenef!!
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[link] hahahaha ya xD
beelzenef~
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Hi! I been collecting the tools with the time in various craft and arts stores (mostly in Michaels craft store), some of the tools I use are not for modeling clay but if the tools are useful why don´t use them?
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Well is differente for any kind of polymer clay,and also depends of the thickness of the figure, for example for fimo is 130 °C for 20 min for about one inch of thickness. But don´t worry any clay comes with security instructions and the right temperture
I hope this help you
any doubt feel free to ask
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yay i made 4 in like 5 hours
XD thanks if u wanna see them ill try puttting them on my da sometime soon
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ohh perfect!! I´m watching you now to see your work with clay
but tell me anyway when you submit a deviation and I´ll put your link
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I love your tutorials and tips!
Keep up the great work.
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No, thank you! You're supplying tutorials that I wish I had found back when I first started out with Polymer clay. You're a credit to your trade. :3
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Thank you so much!!
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I would love to see a tutorial for how you did your Sakura key, or your robot in your deviantion Biru Biru. It intrigues me, they look so well done. Of course, this is all if you'd want to share your secrets for how you made those. I'd understand if you didn't want to.
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of course! I don´t think that I should save my techniques as a secret because there is somebody that is having a bad time molding clay (I know this because I been there) and sometimes we need a just a little help to practice and with the time create our own techniques to make our own desings n_n
thank you for the suggestion!
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My pleasure! And that little robot is adoreable~ I love how the arms and legs are free hinged, it makes it all the cuter.
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Thank you so much 
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Wonderful tutorial! I was wondering how much the clay usually costs?
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Thank you!!!^-^there are different types of clay, brands and colours, so the price depends of that, but you can have and idea of the cost here: [link]
I hope this will be useful, If you have any doubt just ask
(sorry for the delayed reply)
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wow very good i would like that tools i have to do everything by hand
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thanks! and you can find tools in arts stores or invent ones >_< hands are the most important tool, but sometimes we need help to make more creative things n_n
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