Experiments with Charoite Stone Imitation. Faux Gemstones

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If you will have any questions - just ask me ^_^
I wish you a great inspiration and good luck!
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You are allowed:
1. To create works inspired by my techniques, ideas and works and share them on your social media only mentioning or tagging me as the original author of the idea.
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[@angelas7801]

Your video tutorials are brilliant Ludmila, you show that there are no limitations with Polymer clay. Your work is beautiful to look at and I love watching you create items of jewellery that everyone will love for it's detail and the amount of work and love that goes into each piece. Keep up the good work Hun 😊 A xx

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Thank you so much dear Angela! I'm so much appreciate this! Kisses and Hugs to you! ^_^

[@sherylstock8687]

Beautiful, the colors are so different once it is baked.

[@SweetyBijouPro]

sure, because it have translucent clay inside ;) Thank you, Sheryl!

[@altheawhybrow1365]

Inspirational and absolutely fascinating to watch! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Thank you so much!! I have 4 versions of this stone making! 2 free and 2 for my Patrons! ^_^

[@fancifuldevices]

These really look amazing. Some of your best work!

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Thank you so much!!!

[@crazy_owl_coloring5737]

Людмила спасибо за очередное видео. Смотрю его как захватывающий фильм. Вроде бы обычная глина и пара красивых, но тоже обычных рук. А в итоге ручки то волшебные оказываются :) Потому что создают такую красоту! Спасибо что делитесь. Всего Вам доброго и дальнейших творческих чудес.

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Благодарствую, Ольга! очень приятно читать ваши слова! Очень взаимно!

[@ГульназБатбат]

Как же это красиво! Спасибо за то , что делитесь своим мастерством

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Очень-очень рада, Гульназ! Благодарю вас!

[@TheMoziere]

Incredible as always!

[@dorosigy6492]

wunderschön!!! ich bin wieder einmal total begeistert!!!

[@RameyRocks]

Identical to the real stone! Beautiful!

[@SweetyBijouPro]

thank you so much, dear!!

[@linapicardo1040]

Beautiful!

[@ronieGirl327]

this is really pretty. never seen a stone like that but it's SO pretty.

[@SweetyBijouPro]

thank you!))

[@Cindylee29]

Oh, this is so pretty!!

[@SweetyBijouPro]

thank you so much, dear!

[@mystellaluminosa]

Ti meriti un bel 👍👍sono meravigliosi i tuoi tutorial grazie di cuore ❤️

[@Добрый_рысёнок]

Очередное чудо! Обожаю ваши мк

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Благодарствую! Очень рада, Мария!

[@my2girlsu]

Aesthetically beautiful Russian charoite gemstone imitation. Thank you Kelli D.🇨🇦

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Thank you dear Kelli! ^_^ Kisses and hugs from Thailand!

[@deborahdavis5987]

I'm not seeing the list of materials? Specifically the liquid and whatever you scooped out of the little package after shredding clay. Mica powder? I love your videos, you're so generous with your knowledge.

[@norcaldata]

Oh wow!

[@ВладимирКосенко-г6ь]

Людмила, спасибо за МК. Получила большое удовольствие от просмотренного и отложила в свою копилочку.Наталья.

[@carrieevert1518]

Ludmila, I''ve been a huge fan for a while now, (you hooked me the watercolor technique) and you show how you store your conditioned and prepared clay. This new tutorial just took my breath away, honestly. These will be a Christmas gift for my daughter, as they are her favorite colors!! I would love to store my conditioned and prepared clay like you do. Could you (pretty please) ;) tell us what the composition of the clear folding sheets are and maybe where we could find them? I look forward to many more of your beautiful videos to come! You truly are the Queen of Clay tutorials and I thank you so much for being so generous as to share them with all of us! Be safe, and may God continue to Bless You!!

[@polymerclayinspired7248]

Always beautiful work❤️

[@ИринаПустовойтенко-и8ш]

Очень красивый чароит получился! Спасибо огромное!

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Благодарю вас, Ирина!! Очень рада что вам нравится!

[@ТатьянаМельникова-ж8о]

Просто дух захватывает, - какая красота!

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Благодарю!!

[@annastellarossi4749]

Bellissimi , grande ludmila

[@SweetyBijouPro]

THank you, dear, so much! ^_^

[@rfgrannyb4092]

Wow

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Thank you so much!!

[@ЮлияХанадеева]

Я не устаю вами восхищаться! !!

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Юлия мне очень приятно! Благодарю вас! Буду стараться и дальше)))

[@PropheticEnvy]

love this omg! you done it again :) what were not crumbs you poured on? looked like crumbed up clay with mica powders of gold and pearl on it.

[@SweetyBijouPro]

+PropheticEnvy thank you! Yeah, my Fimo clay is to dry.. every time! So I can use it for my stone imitations)) but in small box that was grinded Premo and Pardo (translucent)+mica powder

[@PropheticEnvy]

Ludmila Bakulina yea fimo can be that way. But it is my favorite. Using Cernit in a clay class and I am loving that too!

[@sherylstock8687]

What are the little sparkling nuggets that you put on top of the clay and mix in? Are they mica covered pieces of clay?

[@whiteunicorncrafts2318]

красиво, только я не поняла для чего был нужен пласт с чернилами? его же потом нигде не видно?

[@tatyana.petrenko]

Вы не досмотрели. После запекания этот пласт проявился.

[@carmensol34]

Ayudaría mucho si pudieras incluir el material que estás utilizando en el vídeo. No tengo ni la más mínima idea de el orden de lo que usaste, puedo ver que agregaste arcilla pero no específicas en el vídeo que color, también vi que usaste patina o, silver color. Muy bonito el resultado.

[@fancifuldevices]

Maria Roe Ella menciona q es todo experimento, no usa nada en particular, solo arcilla en colores q tiene al alcance. Lo q parece plata es arcilla transparente con pólvora de mica.

[@carmensol34]

fancifuldevices gracias! Sé que solo es un experimento pero, como me gusta el resultado de ella me gustaría saber que colores se usaron. Ella antes ponía colores, materials, etc, creo que este vídeo es para para comprar. Muchas gracias!

[@mayasouk5020]

hello, what's the use of the product "Patina for all metals"? if you would know where I could find it I would be grateful!

[@doreensweeney2004]

I love the look of this stone but can you substitute some of these materials you use? Some of these clays are not easy to find here in the US and they can be very expensive. I have mostly all Premo products and colors could you recommend some colors?

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Hello dear! Which materials do you want to substitute, Doreen? If really I'm not clear with your question... ^_^ Do You talk about clay or paints or powders?... From Premo clay I used here only translucent and pearl clay.. The others are Fimo and Cernit.. If really, here in Thailand I dont have almost any of clay... I always ordering from US and Europe.. for me it always expensive! About "substitute some of these materials" on some of Premo clay... - if you talking about clay fimo and cernit, I don't know.. I use that colors of clay because they have special formula of translucent colors+some inclusions which is the best for gemstone imitation technique! In Premo (I love Premo) - dont have any kind of this... only a few translucent colors.. Maybe, if you will mix the translucent Premo with some powders, chalks or inks, you will get some of needed colors, but need have more experiments)) So, sometimes better to order the needed type of clay.. If you have such kind of questions - ask me at FB page in message, and I will try to help you better! ;)

[@ameh.1998]

Hi. I love this but I'm confused about one of the "canes". At the 10:05 mark, you bring in a cane without the gold color. I rewatched but don't see you make it. What is it? thank you

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Check out 2:59

[@SweetyBijouPro]

And 3:33 ;) I put there grinded Pardo clay with golden metal powder!

[@hathorearthfyre]

Love the video, hate the ad, hope there's only one. 3 and a half minutes? wow.

[@SweetyBijouPro]

lol)))

[@SweetyBijouPro]

To much "Hate" in our big world small life...don't you think so? ^_^ Be happy!))

[@stanfordtho]

Did you sand the beads?

[@SweetyBijouPro]

I sand them and buff!

[@stanfordtho]

Ludmila Bakulina any tips on sanding and buffing round beads? I tend to work with 8-10mm. Thanks for the reply! Big fan 😬

[@SweetyBijouPro]

Hey, Thomas! Thanks, I'm glad to know that ;)) About round bead sanding... I sand them by hands too, here is video about sanding and buffing process and on 7:27 min I sand round beads, on 17:34 I buff round bead: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH_ZaYZ9n7dpiKs

[@SweetyBijouPro]

this time not for this video, but for the linked! ))

[@SweetyBijouPro]

And... about others tips.. Need to stock up a lot of patience!)) For good sanding my bead I use (depend from how smooth the bead surface after baking) staring from 400 grid or 600, then 800, 1000, 1500 (if needed) wet sanding paper... And after I buff them on my Foredom machine!

[@marystoddard9138]

The clay looks hard. Did you not condition it on purpose?

[@SweetyBijouPro]

yes, it hard.. almost dried - because of Fimo and Cernit dry out so fast)) And here is the way how you can use hard clay effortlessly! :) for making different stones imitations ;)

[@nineliamur5689]

[@debrasouther9800]

What is the inclusion you are using?

[@kassiman5307]

Good video .... again as always !

[@SweetyBijouPro]

thank you so much dear!!