Harnett Studio

My fingers do have paint on them because I was outside painting and the sun was nice and o was like “omg quick let’s take a video before I don’t want to anymore” and so I did take some sort of okay videos and these videos you’re seeing here are the video. The paint was dry though so there will not be paint on these things I’m showing.

Video description:
We start out opening a mini bag that says hotdog hinge topper mystery bag we opened it up and inside is a little hinge topper he’s holding a radio. The second bag we opened as a pickle hinge chopper we opened it up and the pickle inside is holding a can of sausages. Then we see a hot dog jar, a hot dog who has a match and another hot dog jar with hot dog with watermelon. Then there are a variety of hotdog earrings. Then we see more hotdog jars where one has an ice cream pop one has a pizza. One has a Jack-in-the-Box, one has a bowl. One has two ice cream pops. Then we see a little cloche with a hot dog shaped plant in it. Then some outlet and light switch cover covers painted with hots on them. The variety of the hotdog hinge toppers again. Finally, a few few hotdog themed stickers.

I love painting my outdoor decor and I’m pumped to get back I to it this year. One thing you can’t really do with polymer clay is work outside. It’s nice when I’m able to find some time to get outside and paint. I’ve got 3 more blocks to paint and then I get to show you what I’m doing with them. Stay tuned!

Video description:
We see various steps in painting a concrete block with acrylic paint. The block is mostly blue with a woman running out of the water on one side and the words “Patricia’s sunset sardines, in punch, curses- one layer” On the other side.

I know some of you might be worried that you won’t get a hinge topper this time. I’ve made 100. I hope you get one! But I’ll make more again. I’m working as fast as my little hands can work. I’ve also got these awesome jars, earrings, and a few other things not shown here. We’ve got stuff

Video description:
We see a variety of tiny jars covered with polymer clay to look like anthropomorphic, hot dogs. The first jar is a hotdog, holding a can of beans and a spoon of beans. The second jar is a hotdog holding a jack in the box. Next to hot dog with a bomb pop. Next to hot dog with a pinwheel a rainbow flag and ice cream, character pop, and a cat caterpillar on his head. Then a hot dog eating a watermelon. After that hotdog that’s on fire. A hotdog holding a bowl of worms and a hotdog holding two character pops. A hot dog holding a pizza and a hotdog holding a hotdog. A hotdog dog holding ice cream that fell. A hotdog holding a bowl of tea and pair pliers. Some anthropomorphic hotdog earrings. And finally, some hotdog hinge, toppers, and pickle hinge toppers.

My favorite is I think the fruit hat. Or maybe the BEES. Or maybe the BEANS.

There are over 100 of these hotdogs. They’ll be available next week. I still have to figure out the date and time for that. They’re almost all going to be in a mystery bag. One per bag. You don’t know what you’re going to get. You can’t request the one you want but you can request the one you don’t want. The last 2 with the flags will be sold separately. They will have some of the proceeds donated to somewhere. I’m still working that out.

Video description:
We’re shown a variety of anthropomorphic hotdogs wearing hats and holding an item. They’re made with polymer clay. I describe them as I show them.

I really did a terrible job showing you how to do this but if you’ve ever made a pinwheel you know how it goes. Also I brushed a shimmery pigment on the polymer clay before I baked it and that’s how you get it shimmery. It’s not a total secret. The bit of wire I use is actually a flathead jewelry pin

Video description:
We see a bunch of anthropomorphic little polymer clay pickles. One is picked up and it’s holding a little pinwheel. Then we see the steps on how to make a mini pinwheel in polymer clay. Clay is flattened and cut into a square. The corners are cut in towards the center leaving uncut space in the middle. Half of each corner is brought into the middle and flattened. The baked pinwheel has a hole hand drilled in the center. A wire with a flat head has a bead put on it, then the pinwheel, then another bead.

I’m going to have a bunch of hotdogs, pickles, and worm hinge toppers. Also hotdog jars, hotdog light switch covers, and stickers!
Hinterland Studio

Video description:
We’re looking at a lot of anthropomorphic pickles doing stuff. They have white eyes without pupils and their mouths are open. They are holding various items: watermelon, sub, can of sausages, bee skep, can of beans, ice cream, flour, coffee, mug, crate of watermelons, character ice cream pop, TV, typewriters, virtual pet, old-fashioned radio, pinwheel, old-fashioned, telephone, corn, cob, tuna, fish, Victrola, rainbow flag

I’ve had to reorder and restock my hotdog devouring stickers 3 times this year which is wild. I love it. Thank you all ❤️
We also have some other hotdog stickers and we’ll be adding more. I’m also always thinking about new cryptid stickers to add to my cryptid collection. It’s definitely not as popular as the hotdogs but I love it

Video description:
We’re shown a variety of glossy stickers. Starting with a hotdog devouring his son, next a man with a hotdog head, next a cafe scene with a variety of red and white hotdogs. Then two pop art hotdogs hugging. Then a hotdog sitting sadly in a cafe drinking a green drink. Then we move on to cryptid stickers. A Mothman sticker that says “ live live lamp.” then a sticker with three frogs that says “all you need is love land, frogmen.” a Fresno nightcrawler sticker, a chupacabra sticker. A Squatch vibes only sticker. “keep calm and squonk on.” ending on a sticker that says girl dinner with a lake monster.

Making worms with polymer clay.

Worms are so cool. If I was a borrower I’d befriend a worm

Video description:
First, we start out seeing a little mini polymer clay worm. He’s got a little smile and a hat sitting on some grass holding a rainbow flag. Then we see the process of making worms out of polymer clay. A gradient is made with some worm colored clay. This involves rolling out clay and folding it over again and again until we have a cane of a gradient of clay that we can slice and roll into a worm shape. The worm shape is then gently rolled onto a ridged tool. That looks like a worm. Then we see this technique done on a smaller skill. Then we end with a worm sickness hung out looking an ice cream treat. He has a little hair on his eye. And I removed the eyes.

Whatever happened to seeded watermelons? Everywhere I go they’re seedless. The farmers market and side of the road stands all have seedless. I’m on a quest for the juicy flavorful seeded watermelon.
Anyways this is how I made mini ones with polymer clay

Video description:
We see the steps of making a miniature watermelon with polymer clay. First, we start with a green clay circle. A Green gradient is rolled out and cut and put around the green circle. Then a darker green is textured into messy stripes and placed around the outside of the cane. The key is reduced and cut and a slice is closed on both ends to create a ball. Then the tiny balls of watermelon are placed into tiny polymer clay crates. Then we see the process again but instead of an interior green circle it’s a watermelon colored circle. It’s sliced into watermelon slices and textured to look like watermelon and seeds are added.

I’ll tell you why I’m making so many hot dog related things. 1) because they’re cool 2) I’m going to be doing a hotdog related even later this month. More details to come soon!

Video description:
We see a mini Bell jar with a tiny hot plant growing out of some grass and dirt. The hotdog is made out of polymer clay. The grass and dirt is model making material materials. We see part of the process of adding the fake grass dirt and rock to around the hotdog plant. Then we see it finished again at the end.