Gingerbread Cuties-Polymer Clay Christmas Ornaments Series-2016 

Are you kidding me??!! They are so beautiful!!!!!!❤

i love how you make the smiles. and her crooked smile gives her personality. love them

thank you Sandy. Lovely Gingerbread people.

Just as you were creating the gumdrop buttons, someone walked past my apartment with really strong fruit-scented cologne. What a hilarious experience!

I absolutely love working with polymer clay, it helps me with the rheumatoid arthritis pain and stiffness and I just love the tutorials!!

Love this will give it a go! Last year I made snowflakes with silver wire and pearl and glass beads for my daughter. Think she would like this. Grandkids are in their teens but think they would like them.👍💕🥰🐶🐶🇬🇧🇬🇧

So cute!!!!

Adorable gingerbread men Sandy! 💚💚💚

Love these ❤

“Not my gumdrop buttons!” Lol As soon as she started talking about gumdrop buttons i thought of Shrek. 😂 these are freaking adorable!!!

They turned out very cute! I think using craft scissors---the kind folks use for scrap booking, for paper, with zig zags, or squiggly lined. Roll out your clay on a fairly thin setting and cut with those scissors. Seems much easier.

Oh how sweet ! I Love your little gingerbread girl and boy ❤

Hi Sandy, I'm so glad to be here and finally made it in to youtube and your group. You're a wonderful teacher and your voice is so friendly and calming. Your teaching methods are also great and I'm so glad to be here, and have a few things I really want to try...Thanks so much in advance, I know I'm going to have a lot of fun in here. Thanks again, Joy

Fantastic! I love these!! Thank you so much for the detailed explanation! Sure goes a long way when you feel stuck! Thanks for sharing your craft!! Great job!!

You may have already figured out why the squiggly lines were cracking but in case you haven't, what works for me is to line a soup can with wax paper, apply the squiggly line, let it dry completely, and then cut the curved line. As I think about it, drawing squiggly line on a diameter the size of the finished product would give you the perfect length.

Such adorable ornaments thanks for sharing .

love it soooo

These are so cute

I would use a zigzag blade cutter for your brick brak

To make the ric-rac could you use the large ripple blade and cut it out of white clay?

great idea, and look beautiful,they would also look great as earring and mabey a brace!et and necklace if they were made smaller, ,I was thinking acrillic white paint,to hide any cracks but the liquid polymere, is properly better,as its a more suitable color,of to paint on the liquid polymers on to the arms and legs and head,take care love the video,have subscibed

These are just adorable! Thanks for sharing!

This is not my idea but I saw it on a different blog for gingerbread house I think. The person used white clay and a ripple blade. She made her first cut with ripple blade then moved the "thickness" you want the ricrac and offset the ripple blade. It really worked great. Hope that helps.

soo cut love

So do you bake the head first before you add to the body. This is my first time i have some ideas but, I want it to come out good. Thank you for your video love every minute of it,

Great tute sandy as always 👍🏻❤️

They are so cute :)

Hi! Thank you so, so much for your videos. They are amazing!!! Could you tell me what glue you use? Thanks again!

How would I work to apply the rik-rak after it’s baked, with super glue?

love it sooo 😊

hi these are so cute,i visioned something like this as for a xmas tree decs,which im about to do, then i came across your cuties,I have a few questions if you can, im using just 1 colour which is the terracotta,and i do not have liquid clay, so everything will be made with the 1 colour,would i be able to follow the dame process then bake and paint it instead.? 2,as i would want to hang these,what would i do for an attatchment.? 3.is there any other tuts on how to do the other 2 with the dress on as i cannot find a tut.Thankyou for your vid.:)

If you bake the liquid sculpey for 5 minutes, can you move it? Maybe that would leave enough flexibility to attach it. Also, plain TLS would also bond the two clays and provide a little flexibility. Might be able to use the pearl liquid sculpey to bond it.

Looking for your video on polermer clay on coffee mugs . Learned about it in a group.

Hi Sandy...I'm so sorry to bother you again. I'm wanting so badly to make all of your beautiful sculptures but am REALLY interested in the Christmas ones. The Gingerbread Cuties are adorable. I became a patron in the beginning of August and am wanting to find the Gingerbread Cuties tutorial for the girls. Is it still available for the patrons? I'm not sure that I understand how to find tutorials on the patrons list. I just can't thank you enough for all your help. You are amazing! By the way...I am Tanya on that list.

Can you share a supply list plz ty.

Why not glue on real cotton rick rack after it is baked.

How long do I bake e the head? Then once i add to body how long do i back the rest of the body>

love the joke about Dr to the gingerbread man,have you tryed icing it that wasa good one,lol,,I tryed to make polymere donuts for a dangle chain bracelet,,and had similar probs,wondering how was. I going to make my own icing from little bits of chocolate colored polymers,,,but at the time I wasent sure weather to let it dry on the baked donuts or to bake it in the oven,so I let it dry on,,,big mistake as it was still sticky after a few days,,I live in west cork,Ireland,,and have wanted to buy liquid, but can't seem to get it here,,and not sure of the exchange rate from euros to dollars,keep up the great work you do cause its fantastic have a nice holiday👍🐈🐱🌹🌺🌹🌻🌺🌿🌹🌿

i thought of making it poseable

Just in case some of you folks haven't seen 'Shrek'. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FpBJih02aYU.html