In this video, the creator starts by discussing making something out of polymer clay and is interrupted by someone named Sam. They decide to make an Oreo-themed phone case using polymer clay. The process involves kneading clay, rolling it flat, creating a mold, and painting it to resemble an Oreo cookie. Eventually, they assemble the phone case and apply nail polish to create a cosmic galaxy design. The video also features playful banter between the creator and Sam, with Sam eventually revealing a new iPhone. The video concludes with the finished Oreo and galaxy-themed phone cases.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video involves making a phone case out of polymer clay.
2. The phone case is designed to resemble an Oreo cookie.
3. Polymer clay, a white phone case, and brown and black clay are needed for the project.
4. The clay is rolled out and cut to the size of the phone case.
5. A clear image of an Oreo cookie is used to recreate its pattern on the clay.
6. Small details of the cookie pattern are replicated using a tool.
7. Various decorative elements are added to the case, such as small stripes and flowers.
8. The completed clay case is baked in an oven at 120 degrees Celsius for 20 to 30 minutes.
9. The second part of the Oreo case is created by making a silicone mold of the first part.
10. The silicone mold is left to set for about two hours.
11. The second part of the case is filled with clay and baked.
12. Both parts of the Oreo case are assembled using superglue and a piece of fabric.
13. The fabric is painted brown to match the Oreo cookie's appearance.
14. The video then transitions to a different project involving creating a cosmic-themed phone case using nail polish.
15. The narrator expresses excitement about the new phone case.
Please note that some parts of the text contain conversations and comments that are not factual and may include opinions or humor, which have been excluded from this list of key facts.