Jesmonite pigments: Every colour

[@GG-xz7nv]

I know “drops” aren’t the best measuring method, but I’ve tried 50 drops of white for a small tray mold and still can’t get it to turn the natural beige color to a white.

[@grammyhogue]

This was so helpful to see. Thank you!

[@polysil5999]

So glad you found it helpful!

[@polysil5999]

You're welcome! 😊

[@Art4StartbyOK]

Yes 🙌 very very helpful. Thank you

[@AndreaBou]

love this! very helpful! How do you scale the drops though? to achieve the same color but with more product? thank you

[@legallyblondje]

What would you suggest as the perfect cookie color please?

[@georgiatzina3295]

How much pigment used? I try the yellow oxyde and my pot dont set

[@sharonsinclair5644]

Ha! That was super helpful Claire xx

[@polysil5999]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FrenchieGurl86]

This was Super helpful! :)

[@polysil5999]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lena-mariespeaks8174]

Love this thank you so much.

[@polysil5999]

You are so welcome!

[@evanflores5686]

You’re just the best!!

[@jasmineststudio]

How much Jesmonite were you using as the base? And thank you for the great videos!

[@polysil5999]

Claire tells us that each heart takes about 12g of Jesmonite, so 36g at a time to make three 🙂

[@melissagrove2874]

How did you make turquoise with the primary colors?

[@polysil5999]

Green and blue. Add a little white if you want a more pastelly shade 🙂

[@polysil5999]

If you don't have green, you can use yellow, just less of it 🙂

[@Alienonmars]

can this pigment be used with cement all ?

[@polysil5999]

Oh good question! It works with our cement-based Jesmonite, ac730, so I would guess so!