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Hello, Subject: Thanks! Date: October 31, 2011 To: Sim Garie <garie@starhub.net.sg> Hi Garie, at the little sea creatures you've made using polymer clay! From: Sana A. Bham Subject: Really Like Your Site Date: November 2, 2011 To: Sim Garie <garie@starhub.net.sg> Hi Garie! Recently I was having trouble conditioning my clay until I came across your site. It helped me wonderfully, and thank you for that. I was wondering if you have newsletters with which I can subscribe to from your site. I would love to receive information from you regularly. New to Polymer Clay Sana Thanks for your web site and information. I have recently discovered the existence of Fimo Liquid Deko Gel. Looked at some of the translucent and transparent test that you and others have taken your time performing. This Gel looks like just the thing that I need in some upcoming projects. I wanted to create some tiny paintings from Polymer Clay. The finished product will be about 1 ? inches by 3 inches. I want to mix one of the mica powders with the liquid clay for the project. Your article really helped me decide that, Yes!, this is the way to go. Thank you so much. You are probably too far away from me (I live in Asheville, North Carolina, USA), but if you were closer, I can truly say that you would have a life-long customer. Again, Thanks Very much. James Peacock Subject: thank you for strengthen tests Date: January 10, 2012 To: Sim Garie <garie@starhub.net.sg> Nancy Dockter, MPH Diversity Process Coordinator Center for Diversity Affairs University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Website: http://uams.edu/cda/ Hi there; I would like to thank you for your time and effort to post the best comparison on polymer clay on the market. KUDO's to you - great work! is there a change as of now with the winner being cernit? I'm going to buy some and have decided on cernit but was wondering if anything has changed or if maybe there is another contender? I bought a paint thinner,smells like ammonia to me,very strong odor.I folowed up your tutorial-perforated a piece of conditioned polymer clay,soaked it for 6 hours in a paint thinner(i had a glass can with a metal lid,like the one that you buy jam in the store).After 6 hours the clay pieces did not dissolve,after a week the whole thing became like milky water. Is this the condition I am suppose to have?Then whats the next step?Should I add Liquid Clay to this "water"?I am trying to make a cake like you made with baking powder... Thank you for your help. Irene B From: garie@starhub.net.sg Subject: Re: Question about polymer clay paint Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2012 08:49:47 +0800 To: evagirl12 Hope you can find the right thinner. Regards, Garie Subject: Question about polymer clay paint Date: March 9, 2012 To: Sim Garie <garie@starhub.net.sg> Oh,I bought another brand in a craft store here,odorless,oil based.YOU RULE!!! It worked! Now that the clay is dissolved,why do I have to add liquid clay to it if its already liquid?Can I just add the baking powder?(I followed your instructions with the TLS and added it to the clay paint)I tried baking powder-the baked shape crumbled! I tried baking soda-same resault.What am I doing wrong here? Thank you again for your help. Irene 30-Mar-2012, at 3:48 AM, Susan Kelley wrote: Help!!!!!! Hi Garie.....You have a fab. web page.. the color chart is amazing and I plan to use it a lot...that is if I can find out what is the proper clay to do miniature (dollhouse)desserts, cakes and maybe food later......I have been at the computer for 3 day looking for info. on the right clay.....Yesterday I went to a craft store and bought Sculpey 111 and now I feel that was a mistake....It might be too soft.....I would also love to cane some fruits.... If you can guide me in the right direction I would love to place an order.....I just need some HELP !!!!! Thanks a ton, Susan Hi Garie, I just wanted to thank you for your helpful directions on cleaning paintbrushes that were used with TLS. That baby oil flowed by dish detergent sure works. I recently shared your info on getting it out of carpet, too. Anita in AZ, USA Cottonwood, AZ http://MelodyODesigns.artfire.com http://www.melobeau.blogspot.com http://www.flickr.com/photos/melobeau Garie, if there was a PhD in Polymer Clays, it should be awarded to you! Sculpey III. One of those companies should hire you to work in R&D. Fort Worth, Texas |
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