Alchemy 101, Sculpting Polymer Clay Orchids

[shasha2727]

Beautiful items, well made, and your video format is very intriguing and calming. Nicely done! As an orchid fan, I loved the pictures, I could almost smell the cattleyas...

[EmoElmoOnHigh]

Your work is really amazing, but I wish it was just the tutorial without the pictures :( I can't really get a good eye as to what you're doing.

[DeviantCandy]

Your videos are very calming.

[737angied]

Great video, awesome skills, but I can hardly see what you are doing!

[AlexJensen]

I found your red flower to be the best, but I enjoyed how you mixed the colors and made them fade. I enjoyed your skills and technique.

[Mona77401]

Great Video Eugena! Your work is in a class of it's own! Hugs, Mona

[Dougnps]

Breathtaking... It's amazing what an inspired creative mind can do. You inspire me to want to be better. WELLDONE!

[PureDeception500]

wow amazing work... do you put the color first before putting in the oven? If you do this, does the color come out fine after being in the oven?

[eugenascreations]

This is polymer clay, and it comes in a huge number of colors, which may be further mixed with each other (like paints). With proper care, the colors do not change in the oven. They are also fade-resistant and do not change over time.

[dakodamama4]

YOU'VE GOT SOME MAD SKILLS GIRL!!

[1HillbillyGirl]

MAD SKILLS! I admire your talent and do believe I will try a couple of your techniques on Geocaching containers!

You should try making realistic objects that could disguise small, medium or large containers .. acorns, mossy rocks and so forth for rural caching locations, hardware. landscaping objects or other familiar items for more urban locations. You could even vary them by season. Geocaching aficionados from around the world would seek you out and buy everything you could make!