Cool Tools | Cyprus™ Copper Clay Pet Tags by Karen Trexler

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In this fun video, learn from Karen how to create a customized pet tag for your furry friend collars! Using Cyprus™ Copper Clay and Finishing Touch Molds, this is an easy project that gives your pet a unique and handmade tag.

[@joselynsphar1905]

This is awesome! They are beautiful! You are so good at it!

[@Robindalmiras]

Such an awesome idea

[@juneharris8068]

Can these finishing touch alphabet molds be used with polymer clay and baked in the molds in the oven?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hi June, we've tested this and polymer clay itself is too firm and peels out, but it may be possible if you add oils to soften it. Liquid polymer clay does work though :) Thanks for watching!

[@hiba]

Can this be torch fired?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hi Hiba, copper clay cannot be torch fired. It needs to be fired in a kiln. You can find the firing schedule here: www.cooltools.us/v/vspfiles/assets/pdf/Cyprus_CopperClay_Instructions.pdf

[@kimt2au]

Do you have anyone in Australia that sells your alphabet mold?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

We do not at this time. We do however ship to Australia :)

[@iandykes5411]

can this be done in sulver?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

Hi Ian, yes this can be done in any type of metal clay, including silver.

[@iandykes5411]

how much would it cost to make one of them?

[@cooltoolsvideos]

One 50 gram package of Cyprus Copper Clay costs $13.00. This project requires probably about 10 grams of clay. For all the products used this video, click here: www.cooltools.us/Cyprus-Copper-Clay-Pet-Tags-by-Karen-Trexler-s/2780.htm

[@mawi1172]

I love these videos. But I notice they aren't viewed a whole lot. After viewing dozens of them I think maybe one reason for that might be your repeat numbers. How many times you repeat an explanation or reasons for actions, gets monotonous in every single video. After you teach us how cards stacked up work to keep clay the correct thickness, we don't want it explained everytime we watch you make another piece. And these types of videos do that alot. Some of the older videos told people to watch some of their first videos to learn those basic things, rather than repeat them all, everytime, in all new videos.😮😢. Its too boring to sit thru previous lessons too.