@ZoeShepard Hello Zoe Shepard, thank you for your comment! White patches can form when the crackle is applied too thinly to allow for cracking. One way to control thickness is to use a palette knife or spatula and imagine that you are icing a cupcake. The thicker the layer of Kroma Crackle, the larger the cracking patterns. The thinner you apply the medium, the smaller the cracks... And if it is too thin, it can't crack at all. Call us anytime at the Kroma Crackle workshop! 1-888-669-4030
There was a display of your product in an art store that was extremely thin and nicely crackled. After watching this video I think that display should have been 'too thin to crackle' and was perhaps a representation of your product for pattern only, and not for thickness, and was not the actual product itself. Could this be so?
+Maria Roe Hi! You may use Kroma Crackle on the cooked polymer clay, absolutely! I have also heard of some people using a work around technique to crackle the unbaked polymer clay by creating a crackle stamp out of Kroma Crackle and impressing it into the surface. Good luck!
Hallelujah!!! I've found the answer to all my questions on Kroma Crackle! Thank you muchly!
@ZoeShepard Hello Zoe Shepard, thank you for your comment! White patches can form when the crackle is applied too thinly to allow for cracking. One way to control thickness is to use a palette knife or spatula and imagine that you are icing a cupcake. The thicker the layer of Kroma Crackle, the larger the cracking patterns. The thinner you apply the medium, the smaller the cracks... And if it is too thin, it can't crack at all.
Call us anytime at the Kroma Crackle workshop! 1-888-669-4030
There was a display of your product in an art store that was extremely thin and nicely crackled. After watching this video I think that display should have been 'too thin to crackle' and was perhaps a representation of your product for pattern only, and not for thickness, and was not the actual product itself. Could this be so?
Love the effect!
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Thank you so much!!
Can I use it on raw or cook polimer clay? Thank you
+Maria Roe Hi! You may use Kroma Crackle on the cooked polymer clay, absolutely! I have also heard of some people using a work around technique to crackle the unbaked polymer clay by creating a crackle stamp out of Kroma Crackle and impressing it into the surface. Good luck!