25 Responses

1. GardenOfImagination

   25|Jul|2009 1

   Thank you so much!
   Angela

2. cleopatragr1

   25|Jul|2009 2

   i admire your art and your skills as a mother alike. congrats!!!

3. GardenOfImagination

   25|Jul|2009 3

   Hobby Lobby, JoAnn’s Fabric, or Michael’s Craft Store.
   Angela

4. GardenOfImagination

   25|Jul|2009 4

   Hobby Lobby, JoAnn’s Fabrics, and Michaels craft store.
   Angela

5. stefandburi

   25|Jul|2009 5

   wre do tou get the polymer clay???

6. GardenOfImagination

   25|Jul|2009 6

   You can find wire at the craft store, walmart, or any hardware store. Doesn’t need to be anything special. Just plain wire. Guess you could use a small stick in a pinch.
   Angela

7. ngothaonhu

   25|Jul|2009 7

   What if we dont have wire?

8. GardenOfImagination

   25|Jul|2009 8

   Yes, I have a collection of dead flowers, weeds, and now… fresh dandilions. I tell my kids they are my favorite yellow flower… so they pick a lot!
   Angela

9. DevonRe

   25|Jul|2009 9

   ahah that was funny she must have put her heart into it this video was great and your daughter is so nice

10. GardenOfImagination

    25|Jul|2009 10

    “turns out it wasn’t so bad after all ” AHHHHHH! How can you say such a thing?! LOL! I adore sci fi and it was my favorite show left. If Universe isn’t perfect I’m going to cry for a week.
    And yes, it’s very fun and much less expensive to make wonderful tinies on our own!
    Angela

11. finnfinn666

    25|Jul|2009 11

    Wow i just can’t get enough of your vids I am obsessed with minis i have a tiny phone and tiny perfumes and anything i can get my hands on. Now that i can make my own things makes me so happy And my fiance loved your stargate parodies he laughed so hard lol he also can’t wait for Stargate Universe. Before i knew Universe was coming out I saw Atlantis was cancelled on a website and i woke my hubby up at 4 am to tell him the bad news lol turns out it wasn’t so bad after all lol

12. GardenOfImagination

    25|Jul|2009 12

    Awe shucks. Thank you.
    Angela

13. PrinceCharming1996

    25|Jul|2009 13

    very cute! and ur child iz so polite and i love her voice lol!

14. GardenOfImagination

    25|Jul|2009 14

    Thank you!

15. samsungerin

    25|Jul|2009 15

    Wonderful tutorial and the flowers are absolutely adorable, thank you

16. AlaniiFlowers

    25|Jul|2009 16

    Aw, how sweet.

17. SoldierWithASoul

    25|Jul|2009 17

    OK ,Thank You! I think it’s just so much easier to mix acrylic to TLS than clay.

    Thanks Again!

18. GardenOfImagination

    25|Jul|2009 18

    Oh that sounds so nice! My daughter is only four, but maybe someday she’ll make me some mini flowers.
    Though she did bring me some dead weeds yesterday.
    Angela

19. GardenOfImagination

    25|Jul|2009 19

    It bakes just fine! Remeber the temps are already very low, so it doesn’t burn.
    Angela

20. SoldierWithASoul

    25|Jul|2009 20

    Hi! This question came to my mind. I know it’s nothing about this video but anyways. If I mix acrylic paint with liquid sculpey can I bake it in the oven or does it burn or something?
    Thank you!

    Those flowers look adorable!

21. AlaniiFlowers

    25|Jul|2009 21

    Wonderful Idea! I made a bunch of flowers out of my clay and gave them to my mother. I used a glue cap for the pot. Thank you so much!

22. GardenOfImagination

    25|Jul|2009 22

    Kids are fun!

23. lilgurly26

    25|Jul|2009 23

    baby:snake??yikesss.

    i knew he would say that. haha.

    i really love your videos Angela.

    thanks much!

24. GardenOfImagination

    25|Jul|2009 24

    Thank you! I would love to take credit, but these are just tips I’ve picked up from other people or the internet and then put them into practice. So pleased you’ll be making flowers! The world needs more flowers.
    Angela

25. MrsWright75

    25|Jul|2009 25

    Great video! I’m instantly a fan of crafty Moms who let their kiddos supply the background music for their videos.
    I tried making mini-flowers like that once. Man…I went about it the hard way! Your slice and shape method is waaay easier. I’ll do it your way next time.
    Oh, and the toothpaste lid…excellent idea!
    Thanks for sharing!