Hello, dear friend, thank you very much for your beautiful look. I use stable color marker from the Stadler brand to write on the polymerclay. After I baked the doll in the oven and it cooled completely, I wrote on the doll's pan and it is completely resistant to water. But sometimes I let it cook once more after writing with a marker to make it more resistant
Hello, dear friend, thank you very much for your beautiful look, yes, after working on the mug with polymerclay, I put it in the oven and after 30 to 35 minutes at a temperature of 100 to 110 degrees, I let it cool and then After it cools down, I separated the object from the mug and stick it to the mug with clear double-sided adhesive. The reason why I put it with the mug is that the back surface of the object will take the mold of the mug that it wants to be stuck on. ☺️☘️🌸
That's so cool! But how does it stick? Liquid polymer clay? Or you glue them on after? Do you use them or just to look at - i mean, does the sticking resist washing? Thank you!
Hello dear friend, have a good day, we separate the part that is made with polymer paste on the mug after it is cooked and cooled, and we stick it on the mug with a transparent twin, and after it sticks, we can use it and it is completely resistant to washing and can be used for drinks. It's hot and cold 😍🌸
@anonymouslyhappy4537 The cups that I work on with polymerclay are already baked in the oven at a certain temperature, and now only double liquid glue is needed to stick the polymer dough on the ceramic mug ☺️☘️
