Premo vs Sculpey III 

My dog sneezed at the same time so when she said bless you I was like 😨😱

I love folded and rollded😂. Was having an off night. In addition to learning, I got a chuckle. Love the videos.

I wish you had tried to break the skulpey 3 after resin. If it still cracked I wouldn't use it to make orders for customers. Love your videos. Your always so happy.

Yvonne.....Thank you for this comparison. I'm very new to polymer clay and am grateful for this information. I already have a little stash of Sculpey III and was slowly starting to get some Premo. This encourages me to play some more and see what happens. My plan is to make cabochons for bead embroidery, but excited to see what all else I can do. Thanks again!!!

I love those colors. Wow!

They are so beautiful! Thanks for thus video, it helped a lot in deciding what kind of clay to buy!

ParaWire had such nice things to say about you today!!! Grats on the Artist Spotlight!!

I love snap edits! Good work

That was very interesting and very informative thanks for the video

Just saw your spotlight in the ParaWire email. Awesome and way to go! They used a beautiful pic of you as well.

My experience lines up with yours. I tend to use Sculpey because it's all our Joann's has and I can use coupons to get it cheaper.

Thank you for this video.. Best.. I mq here u friend from Malaysia country ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

So pretty

I like the applicator tip on the resin ... The resin should stiffen it up fine ... Especially the idea of resin front and back ... Can you use Sculpeu III as a base for Premo ???

Thanks for sharing.

Where can I purchase the cutters? Thank you great tutorial !

Thanks for the comparisons. I bake my premo pieces for an hour (at the recommended temp) and that makes them nice and strong. :o)

Yvonne how do you keep your leaves from curling when you bake them?

The Premo has more plasticizers in it so it’s stronger. I’ve seen some clay artists add Premo to the III to make it stronger. Add some translucent to it, very beautiful effects! 😊

Hi Von, you mentioned in the video that you are happy you have the motor (1:30) hooked up to the pasta machine. I'm wondering what motor it would be and where you picked it up. Thanks Von for all you do.

hi , it's nice and thank you . But I asking about machine , where can found it?

do you have a video on how you put a motor on your pasta machine??? or did you buy it that way??

yea I live sculpey 3 for my arthritic hands LOL and im like you, sometimes I get those pesky little air bubbles too.

Im just starting with clay and found your video and this was very interesting :☺☺ So we could say sculpey III is better for details and premo like for the main piece, right :)

You have a great video voice

Can you brush the resin for thinning effect? and can I use oven to hard them or can I just let air dry?

Do you think sculpey 3 is worth buying? I was going to buy a sculpey 3 multi pack but saw a really bad review about how easily it breaks. I want to make some glass items without polymer clay mods on the outside. I also saw that quenching your polymer clay pieces can help make them stronger. Have you tried that and noticed that this helps sculpey 3 be less brittle?

Sculpy III and premo have different temps for baking the website dies not recomend mixing them, but if it is an experiment and a small bit,You could try?

How would you take bubbles out?

Can you mix the Sculpy iii and premo?

I said in my "Polymer clay for beginners" that the only place Sculpey III belongs is the trash can. Not only it breaks right after being baked, but it degrades over time and sometimes might crumble by itself . as for the mica shift appearing or not depends on the angle you cut re. to the angle the mica shifted.

do you know anything about sculpted bake shop? i have never play with clay to know anything about it and i have some of the bake shop that i would like to work with (play) lol I dont even know how to bake it omg Idk anything about this

What thickness setting, on the pasta machine, did your final draft of the leaves use?

What if you mix them?

Pretty..how do u store them if u have extra pieces

What would happen if you would put premo and Sculpey together? Im down with an experiment 👻

Does anyone know what this UV “oven” is where the resin was cured? I want one 😅

Very true, in my experience fimo is the best and most firm. Sculpey premo is just as good as fimo, just a little softer so In my opinion premo is good for kids and beginners looking for polymer. But I still prefer fimo, and I love to mix fimo and premo together, sculpey III and premo mixes makes it a little more firm but still sticky and falls apart after baking. Thank you for your video!

Resin is very dangerous, you should use it in mask (3m respirator) and gloves...

Just discovered that my bell has been turned off and it won’t turn back on! 😡Thought I’d tell in case others are having this problem.

Primo is best for sculpting. It takes and holds details. Sculpy III is good for general use in jewelry making when deep detail isn't vital. I cook according to the new information put out by Sculpy - 300 degrees, not 275. I also bake for not less than 45 minutes, regardless of thickness. Tenting with foil keeps lighter colors from becoming dark during the bake. Many of my early projects were to fragile because I followed the 15 minute/1/4 inch rule. Brittle, brittle, brittle. Totally ashamed to even show or offer those items now. I do a lot of Mica Shift for backgrounds.

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I hate scupey 3