Samantha, I want to tell you how absolutely glad I am that you are still making quality free videos! It seems like much of the PC community on TH-cam has dried up, either moving on to Facebook or Instagram, or just focusing on selling tutorials or saving any quality content for their patrons. Not all of us can afford to be patrons, or to buy tutorials, or want to keep switching mediums to chase after the videos! What I love about TH-cam is that I can save/share videos with Pinterest so that I can come back to them later, when I'm ready to create! I'm just so pleased that you are still here! Thank you! Also, this faux stone is gorgeous, and so easy!
Samantha, It's 2:54 in the morning here and I have now pulled out everything I need to make some earrings! Clay insanity. I ordered some cutters from you, that are in the mail. Will I be able to wait until they come in? IDK. lol. Thank you for sharing! You are an inspiration.
Ooooh I was watching your faux agate tutorial last night wishing that you had something similar that was able to be pressed flat! This makes me so happy!
Really great techniques and so pretty that you have inspired me to have a go myself! To do this I will of course need to purchase the items you are using, so it would be incredibly helpful if you could list them. I'm going to be binge watching your other tutorials now as I think I'm hooked.
Such a simple technique to accomplish such a lovely finished product! I appreciate the thorough tutorial. To date I haven't worked with Pardo. In my area there seems to be a shortage of polymer clay in stores. Once our weather cools I need to place an order.
A while back I took some premo translucent and alcohol ink and then use this same technique with paint and silver leaf. I then made a cane and took slices and made beautiful pens. I call them my sea glass pens.
Hi, I so hope you can answer my question as I've got nobody to ask. The tutorial authors don't really get involved. When you use this technique and apply acrylic paint on the pieces, do you add liquid clay to it too? I don't think she used it here. The two liquids she applied were acrylic paints, I think, and it all sticked together well. Does it depend on the clay? I've seen some short IG videos where people use liquid clay. But they don't really answer detailed questions. Thank you in advance if I ever hear from you!
I am constantly amazed at your creativity. The findings you use look like very good quality, could you let me know where you get them from or if you sell them. Thanks
This is so cool! Are you saying Potter clay? Also we're you using two kinds of pearl white liquid clay? You're ssuingvpsint though. Confused. AfraidI couldn't understand. It would be so helpful if you could just the ingredients below. Thanks so much! Very cool!
These are beautiful! Thanks for sharing your process! When I use a hand drill sometimes my clay cracks. Do you have experience with this or recommendations of what I'm doing wrong?
I sell it here, but it's out of stock at the moment. More should come in in a few weeks. www.etsy.com/au/shop/JessamaDesign?ref=seller-platform-mcnav&search_query=drill
Hey Samantha! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial! Question, though: what's the main difference between this tutorial and the rose quartz heart one? Just the paints vs alcohol inks? This one seems far easier to me... but not sure if I could do the rose quartz this way instead of the alcohol inks...
Beautiful work, you always make everything look achievable. Remember we are watching your hands for all of the tutorial, so please stop biting your nails ;)
I could watch you all day Samantha, lesley Lillyque from Instagram here. Thanks I may well give this a go your rose quartz was a hit ;) and the turquoise 🥰
Are these ever beautiful! You can't tell the difference between the real stone and the polymer clay!!!
Samantha, I want to tell you how absolutely glad I am that you are still making quality free videos! It seems like much of the PC community on TH-cam has dried up, either moving on to Facebook or Instagram, or just focusing on selling tutorials or saving any quality content for their patrons. Not all of us can afford to be patrons, or to buy tutorials, or want to keep switching mediums to chase after the videos! What I love about TH-cam is that I can save/share videos with Pinterest so that I can come back to them later, when I'm ready to create!
I'm just so pleased that you are still here! Thank you!
Also, this faux stone is gorgeous, and so easy!
Super cute love these u should do more pendants I just love watching people make beautiful jewellery 🥰😍
Samantha, It's 2:54 in the morning here and I have now pulled out everything I need to make some earrings! Clay insanity. I ordered some cutters from you, that are in the mail. Will I be able to wait until they come in? IDK. lol. Thank you for sharing! You are an inspiration.
Love your techniques and tutorials. You are extremely talented. Thank you for sharing. Faux semi precious stones tutorials are my favorite.
Ooooh I was watching your faux agate tutorial last night wishing that you had something similar that was able to be pressed flat!
This makes me so happy!
Thank you for instructing us so efficiently! Creativity is healing !!! You are a great healer as well!!!
They look beautiful. Great tutorial.
Great tutorial and I love the faux amazonite. Will certainly check out the rose quartz one as well. Thanks Samantha.
Very nice! Looks very natural.
for the part where you have it on paper, maybe use baking paper to reduce sticking?
Those turned out beautiful. Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful! Love! You are so talented!
Really great techniques and so pretty that you have inspired me to have a go myself! To do this I will of course need to purchase the items you are using, so it would be incredibly helpful if you could list them. I'm going to be binge watching your other tutorials now as I think I'm hooked.
I like the way they look
I love it. It's really pretty and realistic. It's also relatively easy to make. I might go pick up some supplies and make my own.
Such a simple technique to accomplish such a lovely finished product! I appreciate the thorough tutorial. To date I haven't worked with Pardo. In my area there seems to be a shortage of polymer clay in stores. Once our weather cools I need to place an order.
A while back I took some premo translucent and alcohol ink and then use this same technique with paint and silver leaf. I then made a cane and took slices and made beautiful pens. I call them my sea glass pens.
Hi, I so hope you can answer my question as I've got nobody to ask. The tutorial authors don't really get involved. When you use this technique and apply acrylic paint on the pieces, do you add liquid clay to it too? I don't think she used it here. The two liquids she applied were acrylic paints, I think, and it all sticked together well. Does it depend on the clay? I've seen some short IG videos where people use liquid clay. But they don't really answer detailed questions. Thank you in advance if I ever hear from you!
It came out really Really Good 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Bonjour, merci pour la technique facilement réalisable. Le résultat est magnifique👏
Really love the colors.
Very pretty! I have Cernit translucent and can't find Pardo, so I'll try with that.
Where can I get the soft sanding brush you used with right after you put the renaissance wax?
Beautiful, thank you
What a great tutorial! Thank you so much!!!
Those are beautiful!
I am constantly amazed at your creativity. The findings you use look like very good quality, could you let me know where you get them from or if you sell them. Thanks
She mentioned she gets them from Fire Mountain 💎 Gems. 😁
Beautiful 😍
Amazing like always 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Спасибо за урок!! Он шикарен💙💖
Bellísima pieza!
So Beautiful!😍🙌
So beautiful! Thank you
Beautiful 🤩🤩🤩🤗
This is so cool! Are you saying Potter clay? Also we're you using two kinds of pearl white liquid clay? You're ssuingvpsint though. Confused. AfraidI couldn't understand. It would be so helpful if you could just the ingredients below. Thanks so much! Very cool!
Could you do emerald with black, white and green without the acrylic paint turning grey?
Love these ones
Do you have a tutorial on imitation Seraphinite?
Beautiful, tfs hugs
Awesome video! Just wondering, where did you get the silver loops from? The intertwined one!s TIA!
These are beautiful! Thanks for sharing your process! When I use a hand drill sometimes my clay cracks. Do you have experience with this or recommendations of what I'm doing wrong?
Have never tried pardo
Lovely!
Thank you
Mulțumesc !
Se folosesc culori acrilice in 2 nuanțe ? Se lasă să se usuce la aer complet și apoi se presează ?
As vrea sa incerc !
I used just white acrylic paint. Let the paint air dry and then press together. :D
@@JessamaTutorials Am înțeles ! Mulțumesc
I hope all goes well for you and yours.
Que bonito☺
Hello Samantha, where you buy your micro hand drill?? I cant find it anywhere 🥲
I sell it here, but it's out of stock at the moment. More should come in in a few weeks. www.etsy.com/au/shop/JessamaDesign?ref=seller-platform-mcnav&search_query=drill
Hello! I don't have white arylic paint, can I use white clay instead?
Hermoso!
Hey Samantha! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial!
Question, though: what's the main difference between this tutorial and the rose quartz heart one? Just the paints vs alcohol inks? This one seems far easier to me... but not sure if I could do the rose quartz this way instead of the alcohol inks...
You could do the rose quartz this was. It's basically the same technique with some slight variations.
What brand of paint are you using here?
I am new at this. But my question is.. How did you learn how to do all of this, along with all the tricks?? Thanks
A lot of it is self taught through a lot of trial and error.
is the paint metal safe
Can you tell me the brand of your push drill?
I sell it here.
www.etsy.com/au/listing/722966201
www.etsy.com/au/listing/660751360
Can Sculpey clay be used instead of Pardo for this technique?
Yes, but the translucent effect won't be as good.
Hermosa quiero poder hacer algo as gracias
I have not been able too find your type of clay
Can you use liquid sculpey in place of paint?
It wouldn’t dry so it would get really muddy
You can, but it wouldn't dry and would be horrible sticky to work with before baking. It would also take much longer to sand it after baking.
One question...can we form the holes before they are baked?
Yes, but the clay will distort and may even crumble a bit.
Thank you!
How long and what temp do you bake it at?
You need to follow the manufacturer instructions.
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Beautiful work, you always make everything look achievable. Remember we are watching your hands for all of the tutorial, so please stop biting your nails ;)
I could watch you all day Samantha, lesley Lillyque from Instagram here. Thanks I may well give this a go your rose quartz was a hit ;) and the turquoise 🥰