Stamping Clay with Simply Pressed Clay

Simply Pressed Clay is, well….SIMPLE! Yes it's very EASY to work with especially if you know the tips and tricks!

To show how "Simple" Simply Pressed Clay is I've recorded this short video. It's from an Ap called VINE. An ap that records a short 6 second video. To enable sound click on the little megaphone/microphone icon in upper left corner. Then Follow me on Vine 🙂

So now you see how easy simply pressed clay is….but yes there is a little more to it. Here are the TRICKS & TIPS!

When you open your Simply Pressed Clay from the bag pull out just what you need for your project and tightly seal the bag.
Flatten out the Simply Pressed Clay (as shown in video)
Use re-inker (your choice of color). Few drops=light color and More Drops=darker color
Fold clay in half, place in plastic bag, and start kneading it with your hands.
1st Class Creativity prefers using the plastic gloves to mix the color into the clay. Experience has shown a more consistent movement of color thoughout the clay as you can manipulate the color a little easier. However, you can put clay into a plastic bag (with a zip top) and that will work too it will just take a little longer.
Place colored Simply Pressed Clay in the mold. Note: Make sure the clay is flush with the top of the mold.
Now the exciting part! Your Simply Pressed Clay is ready to come out of your mold! However, 1st Class Creativity has found if you let it air dry or put in the freezer for 1/2 hour to 1 hour the flowers/buttons will pop out easily and will be perfect!
Attach the flower with Multipurpose Adhesive Liquid Glue and allow to completely dry before enclosing it in an envelope.