Hollow beads/ Translucent Fimo and Translucent Pardo clay

Making Hollow polymer clay beads, with a very easy and clean way to remove the core (using cornstarch)
Using the same techniques with 2 different brands of translucent polymer clay (Fimo and Pardo clay)
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[@wizfizz93]

Hi, these are beautiful! The blossoming flower you made is my favourite. How did you attach the chain on the inside of it? And were these used as decorations or as jewellery? Thank you ❤

[@bonkers2394]

im still stunned and inspired by how beautiful these are!

[@zoeemiko8149]

Holy cow, this works beautifully! It took me a couple tries on each step of the way (except the baking) and my beads look gorgeous! I tried both Fimo and Pardo translucent clay and liked the result using the Pardo much more.

[@icecreamprincess000]

wow, just wow! I'm so impressed! So you cover the homemade clay with translucent when it's wet and it doesn't become hard when you bake it? I wouldn't have guessed that. and then it comes off in contact with water? amazing technique

[@zoeemiko8149]

It gets hard but when you soak it in water it dissolves. It's just cornstarch and water mixed well in a saucepan & cooked.

[@wampa093life]

ma da dove ti vengono tutte queste idee??? sei una continua fonte di ispirazione... grazieeeeeeeeeee

[@kelleyappleby5322]

Such a painstaking and meticulous process.. don't ever let anyone tell you it's "too much trouble", because your work is absolutely beautiful. I love these hollowed out beads so much. now I'm hoping to find a link to your shop!

[@mademoiselleysei]

Merci Sandrarte pour cette vidéo ! J'ai essayé ce tuto qui me fait envie depuis très longtemps. A la cuisson, ça craque et je me demande à quelle épaisseur est la pardo parce que je n'obtiens pas une transparence comme vous. Merci

[@yowgyrl]

I would thought that the cornstarch would have become hard after baking. This is great!

[@pattword6620]

Watching you teach how to do this is so inspiring -Thank you for sharing.............

[@olgam6068]

Such a creative mind!

[@joaniestraw5075]

Lovely work!!…I really enjoy watching your treatments with these transparent beads, very inspiring. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@claudine8032]

vraiment très astucieux et très joli. J'adore. Merci pour ce si joli tuto

[@rita3450]

Oi Sandra vc fez uma pulseira vasada e usou papel higienico e lama.Ao inves de fazer a pulseira daquele modo tem como fazer com a maizena?Obrigada!

[@5flower4]

Thank you for sharing your video. Loved the combination of the translucent clays and inks. May I ask you what you mixed with your corn starch? Did you bake the cornstarch bead? Or did you let the bead air dry then add the clay to the bead ? I love this technique!

[@iSugarHeart]

She mixed water with cornstarch boiled it on the stove until it became thick and sticky , she let it cool a bit before working with it , then while it was still not dry she put clay on it and molded the flower then baked all of it in the oven , because starch shrinks as it dries it unnatached from sides of fimo flower and then she washed it out =)

[@debbiegaines1362]

@iSuga rHeart Thank you for clarifying this. I had seen another jewelry item​ that I knew had to be made using something that dissolved after baking. I just made some using a little more than 1/2 c. water, & rounded 1/2 c. cornstarch. Kinda lumpy but will work it some.

[@tracywestby2231]

Thank you for sharing this method! What a beautiful result!

[@mhendriks4326]

Very wonderful! Thank you for sharing! 👍😁

[@jamesdefilippis7028]

You & your art are AMAZING.

[@jennibogus2520]

Love this technique!

[@patucco]

I haven't word...... it's beatiful

[@leannarandall]

Wonderful tutorial! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@marie-line4843]

Waooouh ma Sandrita ! C'est magnifiiiiiiiique! Tu m'épateras toujours toi 😆 .Bravooooo ma belle! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💋💋💋💋💋💋

[@lauriesuzanne8848]

Sandra, such beautiful little beads! Thank you for sharing in your knowledge, and certainly, in your lovely artistry!💝

[@harpersmythe658]

So pretty and delicate. You amaze and inspire us yet again with your wonderful talent and creativity. It's such a pleasure to watch you work, thank you. 😊

[@mrsbeckyboop]

I have made a hollow one using toilet paper inside as an armature then you soak it and the paper disolves. I like your idea to use the cornstarch.

[@Les0613]

Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing!

[@Yannarra]

Sandra, do you suppose that you could put liquid sculpey on the raw, wet corn starch clay?

[@patriot2135]

Thank you so much for this instructional video. I have an idea for a project that I'm working on and it involves miniature components. Your video solved a problem that I have been struggling with. So, thank you so much for this awesome video.

[@TheThrillofTheThrift]

Hi Sandra! What are the measurements for the cornstarch mixture in American measurements instead of metric??

[@k.s.9821]

+hazelidgal63 In internet you can find conversion tables from grams to ounces. Greets :)

[@GB58able]

Muy bello y preciso su tutorial. Muchas gracias!

[@TheArtsLaboratory]

muito obrigado sandraaa!

[@gen6475]

Super cool tutorial, thank you so much!

Merci beaucoup pour ce partage, c'est tout simplement génial et magnifique ! Bravo ♥♥♥

[@SherryAvalosCastro]

Love this I will have to try it out Thank you for sharing

[@emmacastro584]

It is so beautiful, Thank you so much for the demostración and Your time, always apreciated!

[@monicafavaro2900]

Tecnica molto interessante, grazie!

[@silgha06]

Magnifique ! Comme toujours.

[@rosiehutchinson9333]

Absolutely beautiful

[@minlong2321]

So talented.

[@luemoonba]

Thank you so much for sharing this. It's a wonderful idea.

[@libra0653]

Muchas gracias por el tutorial, es muy interesante y muy bien explicado. Gracias por tu tiempo y dedicación.Saludossss

[@1CAROLINA2011PRIMERA]

OMG...beautiful creations!!

[@TheWiseMagpie1]

You did it again..! Fascinating! And the results are stunning!! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful ideas!!

[@gabrielleschmidt1435]

🎉SO VERY BEAUTIFUL 😊

[@nstyle-jewelry524]

very cool! thank you for sharing!

[@dolcecosa7925]

it`s very nice, beautiful tutorial, thank`s

[@aiko3704]

I love all your creations , greetings from Mexico :)

[@sandrartes]

+Lynette Cantodea Hi Lynette Cantodea!! :D Thank you so much for your sweet words and for your support!

[@maryjanew20]

So very beautiful!!

[@SorahGames]

Técnica muito interessante, algo que irei de certeza experimentar! ♥

[@dorothymiller3367]

Beautiful! You are very talented :)

[@sharonash2441]

thank you for a new way to use my cold porcelain and polymer clay

[@lynneburgess5865]

Thank you so much for sharing your skills. I have been searching for a good method to create these for a long time. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you :)

[@ugurtayefeh9991]

Muhteşem . Harika.Beautiful. Thank you Türkei.💖 👀 💖

[@debbiegaines1362]

This is so cool! Thanks

[@ajrose7845]

So Beautiful! Thank you so much.

[@anartsil63]

Lindas peças💜Grata

[@maxsarmiento416]

Is there a way to protect or seal these?

[@claudiafarfan1605]

simplemente hermoso felicidades cariños desde ARGENTINA Salta la linda 😙😙😙😙👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌💗💗💗💟💟💟👏👏👏👏

[@silgha06]

bonjour, est-ce de l'encre à marqueur que vous utilisez ?

[@albasanchez9471]

Beautiful works, 🌹

[@claygirl6133]

Question: I had read that conditioning Pardo clay is different, is that what you experienced?

[@dawngaye9603]

Yes - see info on The Blue Bottle Tree.

[@writteninstone7677]

Stunning!

[@joyceparkes2678]

Incredible 💖💖🙏🏽

[@jaynetraeger-bliss2659]

Gorgeous! Thank you.

[@teddyquinones1038]

Love your tutorials

[@hiba]

woW! great video! will this also work with flower instead of corn starch?

[@iseejewelz3874]

no

[@kcarter3402]

Beautiful tutorial Thank you.

[@CountryRefuge]

Absolutely stunning! I can't wait to give this a go. Thanks for this tutorial!

[@spencer4hi]

That's beautiful 👌🏽

[@k.s.9821]

Simply wonderful, thank you very much for sharing that technique. I own some books about polymer clay and I have never seen this before. Your channel is one of the best. Greets

[@brielzibub27]

I love that!

[@kerrozenn]

Thank you for this tutorial simply wonderfull

[@joannecarroll5504]

truly amazing

[@pollewop]

Still one of my favourites!

[@pacealves]

Parecem Arte Nova!

[@iSugarHeart]

This is amazing tutorial very informative =)) thank you

[@paulagiordanograeber9292]

Beautiful beads! How do you set the colors

[@Melissa-wx4lu]

You don't have to set the colors. They are alcohol inks. They are water fast. Only alcohol can remove it.

[@othellalahue4760]

Great video, great tip Thank You :)

[@lindagriffin2922]

beautiful!

[@renatarega4543]

which colour do you use?

[@amykettering5434]

Amazing!!! How do you come up with these ideas? haha

[@colibri7900]

Genious!❤😍

[@PossumPityParty]

Thank you for making this. 🙂

[@sandrartes]

+Golighty678 Thank you so much for your nice comment!! :D

[@billiemonster14]

so pretty 💕

[@justel4416]

OMG! How delicately beautiful!

[@kathleenblando1555]

Do you have a shop can you post your address. I love these beads.

[@thunderpussy8956]

Love your videos, always easy to follow and I love making my own beads! Thank you :0)

[@willowwils7499]

Hello would you be able to send me the written instructions in English for this you are amazing I would so appreciate it

[@donnar9864]

Wow wow wow!!!

[@claygirl6133]

Awesome!!!

[@anniekummer4465]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing and letting us admire your work!

[@marinakarachevceva8785]

делала из трёх видов глины-фимо,премо и сонет.лопнуть все,кроме сонет,но он не очень прозрачный.жаль-очень хотелось повторить...

[@willywhitten4918]

I had never tried Pardo clay before, so I ordered some after viewing this and other videos. It is true that Pardo has a very translucent quality when baked. But it has black spots, grains about the size of table pepper that show up after baking. It is not something ON the clay...it is in the body of the clay. Fimo isn't quite as translucent, but it also doesn't have the black constellations that showed up in the Pardo. Again, this was a block ordered over the web, it was therefore shipped, and seems to have dried out from sitting in a hot truck, or was older clay... it is quite crumbly for a new block of polyform. This is from my own experience...opinions may very. \\][//

[@taniayeletskaya2031]

Thank you!!!!

[@giorgiogessa6602]

davvero bellissimi:-)

[@elenadeglinnocenti1434]

Bellissimi!!!!

[@BlackCat_2]

Those came out really lovely! :) - Heidi

[@annafran_1163]

Super!

[@nimueladyofthelake]

lOVE IT

[@dominotr]

THANK YOU!!

[@1212haro]

Awwwwwesome! 😍🥰🇨🇦