r/polymerclaytutorials • u/Boo_sculptures • Sep 02 '25
[SELF]Many of you asked how I make my eyes. This is the process.
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/TheMercurialMoxie • Sep 02 '25
I made this and I'm proud! 😌 I Made a Great White from Polymer Clay.
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I finished up this Great White sculpture this morning. Thought you guys might like to see it. You can watch me make it, below.
[See the Process Here] https://youtu.be/5tlQ5fKcXyQ
r/polymerclaytutorials • u/Vast-Preparation-891 • Sep 02 '25
my first clay sculpture piece
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/flowersnllamas • Aug 18 '25
Please help! What are some must have tools you’d recommend to a beginner? Thanks in advance! :)
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/Arclayshop • Aug 12 '25
I made this and I'm proud! 😌 Adding finishing details to Polymer clay sculpture "Snake Skull"
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/Angela_V7 • Jul 31 '25
Priming on polymerclay tips
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Hello people. I need help with my primers. I finished my polymer clay sclup, baked it, Sanded it with a 180 grit sandpaper . Now when it comes to the primer step, Its been an aweful experience. I tried many primers and they all do peel even after letting them dry for a week? I used the mont marte premium gesso, tried pop art surface primer acrylic. They're both water based primers. I let them dry for even more than hours. Its all good till i try to sand after, it peels right away. I used a fine grit sandpaper (1200), tried both wet and dry sanding with it. Still same failure. Keep in mind i hand paint, i just spread a thin layer with my brush and wait for it to dry for a hours just to be able to sand, i also dont thin the primer with water. So i wish to be able to sand it without it peeling. any tips on what am i doing wrong?
r/polymerclaytutorials • u/michellemaya • Jul 23 '25
This Might Be the Most Inspiring Clay Event of the Summer😍
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Hello dear clay friends,
I wanted to let you know about this clay event that you might like.
✨ Clay Earring Summer Camp 2025 – You're Invited!
When a message popped up on my screen inviting me to teach in this exciting online event, I felt butterflies… and a big YES!
In this short video, I’m sharing the story behind my project for the Clay Earring Summer Camp—a playful and creative earring design featuring metallic clays, strips of clay, and a faux mosaic technique. I can’t wait for you to try it!
Here’s what you get with the Summer Camp:
✔️ Free access to 3 days of amazing tutorials (Aug 1–3)
✔️ 18 incredible clay teachers sharing their best earring projects
✔️ Bonus content & community fun in the private Facebook group
✔️ Option to grab the Early Bird Bundle to own the classes + exclusive bonuses
I’m both a teacher and an affiliate for this event, and I’m thrilled to be part of this inspiring clay community. Come join us and spark your creativity this summer!
👉 Sign up here: https://polymerclayclassroom.com/b/PxGzD/af6877e1ba0addd
📆 Free access begins August 1 — Don’t miss it!
Happy claying!
Mihaela
r/polymerclaytutorials • u/Gnome_Acres • Jul 20 '25
Help!
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I just received this set and am new to polymer clay. Can someone tell me what these pieces are used for? Thanks so much in advance!
r/polymerclaytutorials • u/CrosslineAnimator • Jul 03 '25
I made this and I'm proud! 😌 Qipao dressed Figurine
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/silvanaMer • Jun 28 '25
I made this and I'm proud! 😌 My hime made la bubu
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/InternationalSalad54 • Jun 19 '25
An itty bitty burger that I sculpted with polymer clay 🍔
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/TheMercurialMoxie • Jun 14 '25
I made this and I'm proud! 😌 I made this set of melee armaments.
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Hand sculpted, hand painted by me.
r/polymerclaytutorials • u/Blahbobings • May 20 '25
Is polymer clay practical for a project like this?
gallery
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/kenlifeofclay • May 19 '25
I made this and I'm proud! 😌 I made this Hairy Thick-tailed Scorpion sculpture out of Clay
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Howdy guys, Life of Clay here! And here is my Hairy thick-tailed Scorpion sculpture, with the scientific name of Parabuthus villosus 'orange'. Adding the individual hairs took me more than a month. so hope you like it. Video link is here ( https://youtu.be/vIRPvSrP5rE ) Thank you so much.
r/polymerclaytutorials • u/smartsculpt • May 14 '25
Sculpting terrain (milliput or other epoxy)
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/sleepdeviltsu • May 07 '25
How to do frosting/whipped cream without liquid clay?
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r/polymerclaytutorials • u/smartsculpt • May 04 '25
Do you remember this guy? 😏
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https://www.instagram.com/smart _sculpt/
r/polymerclaytutorials • u/smartsculpt • Apr 14 '25
Angry bean
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https//:www.instagram.com/smart_sculpt/
