Use an old toothbrush to create a "cake" or "bread" texture. Aluminum foil crumpled into a ball creates realistic stone or rustic leather effects.
You can mix clay colors just like paint. If a color is too vibrant, add a tiny pinch of translucent or brown clay to give it a more "organic," realistic tone. Making Doll's House Miniatures with Polymer Clay
Acts as a "glue" for joining raw-to-raw or raw-to-baked clay pieces. 2. Getting the Scale Right Use an old toothbrush to create a "cake" or "bread" texture
Use a water-based gloss for "wet" items like glazed donuts or fresh fruit, and a matte finish for fabrics or wood-look items. 5. Baking for Success If a color is too vibrant, add a
Always knead your clay until it is soft and pliable. This prevents cracking after baking.
A sharp craft blade (tissue blade), a needle tool for textures, and a small ball-stylus for shaping petals or bowls.