Choosing the right epoxy resin is crucial for successful art projects, and Oytra offers two exceptional options: the Deep Pour Casting Resin and Art Coating Resin. The Deep Pour resin allows for intricate layering with a slower curing time and minimal heat production, making it ideal for detailed work. On the other hand, the Art Coating Resin provides a glossy finish in a shorter time, perfect for smaller projects like resin jewelry. Both resins share a 2:1 mixing ratio. Explore and purchase Oytra's resins for your artistic endeavors, enhancing your creations with high-quality finishes.
Mica Powder is popularly used in many clay projects. When the clay projects need to be sparkling, mica powder is added to it to get the desired shiny, metallic or textured effect. It is easily available in shops in lots of different colors.
Are you looking for simple ways to apply Acrylic Colors on Polymer Clay? We will share a step by step tutorial with you to make the perfect project you need while using acrylic colours on Polymer Clay.
Does your polymer clay bend after baking? Are you wondering if you did something wrong in the baking process? Well, you are not alone. This is a very common query with beginners. Today we are sharing some helpful information on the flexibility of polymer clay after baking.
Microwaves are designed to release energy waves to heat the food. That heat actually cooks the molecules in the food. Polymer clay has small oil molecules. If you put the polymer clay in the microwave, some form of cooking process will initiate. However, as the temperature inside the microwave is not even some portions of the clay hardens while other areas are soft. At times, the cooking could also cause hardened clay to get overheated.
