Jesmonite Terrazzo Coasters and Sanding Terazzo Video 4

In this video part of my mini series I will be using the Terrazzo chips made in the previous video to create some Terrazzo Coasters.
I will then be talking about sanding.
I have to say I was expecting more chips to show through and I think as a beginner I will soon learn the best method for creating the real Terrazzo look I was after.
I am going to try placing chips in to the mould first and see what the difference is.
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[@hlhs42]

I love this! I never even heard of Jesmonite until KZbin recommended your first video. My grandfather did terrazzo when he came to America from Italy in the 30's (my brother found one of the floors he did at Mayo Clinic in 1940). This would be a wonderful tribute in memory of him. Thank you for sharing!

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

heyyyy Heidi .. that is amazing ! it would be an amazing tribute for sure xxx

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

***UPDATE*** Tonight I had another play ... I packed the chips in ... packed packed .... and wow ! Absolutely amazing results. If you are on Instagram... instagram.com/p/CLferyOD_QW/?igshid=1foy12pp8hij6

[@LiveSleepResin]

Off now to look!

[@tracym6297]

I just followed you on Instagram. I always forget to post or even look there. I'm not sure why. Lol

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

@@tracym6297 yayyyyyyy I got you

[@lauraboyne7698]

What's Ur Inata account ?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

@@lauraboyne7698 its claires crafty corner xxx

[@lifewithval835]

Thank you so much for all of your videos! I'm in the US so they've been extremely helpful!! When I'm doing terrazzo I dry sand the same day with 80 grit (don't be scared of the scratches) then wet sand with 120g, 220g, and a fine sanding sponge (I think its like 400ish). It makes the process soooo much quicker for me and the material is more responsive. If I still see some scratches then I do go back with some of my finer sand paper to clean it up.

[@hanziify]

Thanks for mentioning that you sand the same day and it turns out fine. Everyone seems to be waiting overnight but I wasn't sure if that was actually necessary

[@LiveItLikeLisa]

I love how you actually ‘experiment’ during your videos, like you try it all out for the first time on camera, that’s what makes it fun watching these cause we are all just surprised as you are at the end!! 😂😂 I think it’s great!! And makes watching it fun as you just never know if it’s going to be a winner or a fail! These are brilliant though, I think that are so pretty! Just gorgeous

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Thank you sooooo much hunee xxx yeh I really did enjoy just learning as I went ... sometimes ya just have to ! Its like Resin ... its not cheap ... so best to learn on the job instead of making 10 and then filming 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mariebarnett753]

Love being on this learning curve with you ❣️ the coasters are lovely x

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Thanks so much Marie xxxx

[@YASSERSTUDIO]

Me and my nephews we are a huge fan and we are happy to learn from your experience , your work is cool

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

That is so amazing thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@vigatroiano8653]

That's absolutely stunning! The color palette is fantastic. I'm curious, perhaps adding a few more chips might have altered the outcome? Yet, this is what makes art so exciting - it's all about experimenting and learning through trial and error, which is fantastic! 🙂 Thank you again for another wonderful video! 💜

[@DIYDreamWeddingsUK]

Love the way the colours came through

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Thank yoooo xxx I was happy with it ... I have made a better one since ... and the trick was to really pack the chips in more xxx Or you can lay some chips on to the mould first ... but its more integrated if you add the chips to the Jesmonite xx

[@LiveSleepResin]

I just love how it's just so quick. Instant gratification, they still look v v classy, I quite like the minimalist look. Thanks so much fir sharing x

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Thanks lovely xxxx

[@suehawkins4352]

I’m loving learning with you 😁

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Ahhhh thank you Sue xxx ❤❤❤

[@bokehspace-q7w]

I used 320 grit yesterday, cuz thats what google says lol, coarse grit then fine to get rid of scratches, you just confirmed what I'm thinking yesterday.

[@lisathomas8916]

Love watching you learn as you teach❤️❤️❤️

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Thanks lovely xxx I hope its helpful xx

[@knusprigeschuhsohle7939]

I tried terrazo for the first time today and also used 400 and I thought I was doing something wrong bc it took forever so seeing this is really reassuring haha thank you

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

ahhhhh yes it can certainly take a while ... if you start at 180 grit ... it will go quicker x

[@linzmcglynn3526]

I can't help but wonder if a thin layer in the mould of the terrazzo chips before adding the mixed jesmonite would lessen the need for so much sanding 🤔. It's very pretty and I would love to try it but sanding is the bane of my existence 🤪

[@amethyst1826]

Ikr!

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyy Linz ... yehhh I am hoping to try that .. but I had a little go last night and it just left holes in my piece... I have watched a tonne of videos since and I think I need twice the amount of chips 😢😢

[@linzmcglynn3526]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner Well I can't wait to hear how the next plan goes. I used to write down all these nonsensical thoughts and then try them out, I surprised myself quite a few times and was pretty pleased with some of the results. I love the whole mad scientist experiment part of being a crafter/artist 😜

[@christinethomas8484]

Brilliant Claire they do look lovely but seem like a lot of work compared to the resin although I must say I wouldn’t miss the smell of resin and you get results quicker got the Vuba delivered today so hopefully I will get trying it out tomorrow xx

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Ahhh thats amazing you will love it xxx I am sure if and when I do this right .... then it won't be so kuch sanding xxx ❤❤

[@patriciaharkin1571]

Glad you're going to try putting a layer of chips in the bottom of the mold, hopefully that works and I'd imagine that would save a lot of sanding. I did some research on how to make these and it does state that you start with a rough grit sandpaper (wet) and work your way up to a smooth grit - who knows? it's all a learning process. They are quite pretty but I'm a lazy bones when it comes to sanding that much. 😂

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyyy lovely yes I think I didnt add enough chips... I have just watched a bunch of Tik Toks and they oit tonnes in ... I tried last night adding tiny bits and jesmonite dust on the mould but its come out with a bunch of holes in ... and I absolutely love it 😍😍😍😍😍 its my favourite piece 🤣🤣🤣

[@patriciaharkin1571]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner You are too funny, hope you're going to show us those!

[@leeannjanson1936]

I’m loving this 🥰 Well done 👍🏻 Just a thought 💭 if you would sand the other side so they both (sides) would be smooth or maybe if you split your main pot into 2 and add to one part chips and leave other free (I hope it makes sense 😊) and then pour.. I just think it’s so funny when we eyeball some ingredients and actually say in our brain ; yes that should be enough! 😂😂😂

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Thanks so much Leeann ... I have watched a whole bunch of Tik Toks since this and I think I need to put twice the amount of chips in ... just wasn't enough but I cannot wait to try again xxxx

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

The little mouse sanders are good for Jesmonite, i use the Bosch PSM 100 A.

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Ohhh thanks Gary I will need to electric sand for sure xxx

[@MushroomHausArt]

I'm glad you're going to try putting some chips down first. I was wondering if it would be possible to do a mosaic like that, or do you think the liquid would push them around too much?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Thanks Cody .. im not too sure .. all of the videos I watch makes me think I needed twice as many chips .. I should have full on packed them in there xxx

[@paulgw101]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner I agree, with the idea of putting the chips in the mould first. That way, you have a greater chance of the flat face of the chips being visible on the top face. I also think a thicker chip would be beneficial. I think the best way to sand those coasters, would to be by sticking full sheets of various grades of wet & dry paper (approx A4 size) to a piece of flat glass, plywood, MDF or MFC. Like a big emery board lol. I really enjoy watching & learning this series with you. Keep up the good work! 👍

[@IsaacMaganaMusic]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner i have tried putting the chips first but you’ll get more bubbles and some spots without any mix

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

@Michael Pearson heyyyyyy sorry just seen this comment.... yes I now know I need way more chips... I have made a tea pot stand since and I proper packed them in there ... the results were a WOW !!! 😍😍😍😍

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

@@paulgw101 that is such a good idea for flat pieces ... Will definitely try that ! Thank you so much xxx

[@christinahutchison3967]

Very interesting. The next time maybe put the chips on the bottom of the mold then pour the jesmonite on top hopefully the chips won’t float and you could get more color after sanding

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Yesss this totally works ... I have tried it since xxx 🙌🙌❤❤ great tip thankyoooooo

[@christinahutchison3967]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner great

[@franlats0705]

I have tried to add terrazo chips to my eco pour and it seems to absorb some of the water and makes it super thick, not sure if adding extra water would mess up the fi Al piece or maybe I'm not leaving the chips to dry for long enough. And tips would be amazing

[@dianejeffrey-williams1862]

Looks lovely! Why does it remind me of Nougat? x

[@amethyst1826]

I see what you mean!! 🙂🙂

[@wkndartandcrafter2247]

That's what it reminds me of!! 🤣😂🤣😁😁

[@validwithoutphoto1389]

I haven’t been able to find that type of nougat since I was young. My mom used to buy it a lot I believe in Italian shops and that could be why I can’t find it now 😩

[@dianejeffrey-williams1862]

@@validwithoutphoto1389 I loved it as a kid and you are right, haven't seen it for ages!

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Omggg haaaa yesssssss it totally does 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Jesmonite should be used wearing a dust mask, gloves and eye safety wear. Part 5: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJetlmtpht5lerc

[@validwithoutphoto1389]

I don’t know how this ends but do you think if you put the chips in mold and poured over there could be less sanding? Edit- just saw you thought of that! They are cute tho!

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

I am going to try it ... I tried last night with smaller bits but it totally just left holes in the surface 😢 but I actually LOVE LOVE the results still looks like Concrete with holes in lol

[@validwithoutphoto1389]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner if I had access to this, I think I would try it with my mini pyramid molds! I’m thinking a layer of resin at point and something marbl at the base! Unfortunately I can’t get this on Amazon or eBay YET!

[@Red_Queens_Jubilee_Club]

All the colored chips are really pretty all mixed together. Each time you say “Jesmonite” I think of the Men At Work song, “Down Under” and Vegemite. Maybe I’m hungry. Not for Vegemite; that stuff is repulsive. It’s shiny since you sanded. 🤔😀

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

haaaaa love that x thank you so much :) xxxx

[@Toonpish]

OMG. Can you 'turn' jesmenite? They are so cool💗

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

I really don't know ... a few have asked now ... not sure I am willing to test it 🤣🤣🤣 might have to send some to a Turner

[@tracym6297]

I watched a video from Tina Le making a terrazzo jesmonite tray. She bought a kit off etsy that came with sandpaper. It shows to wet sand. She started with 220 grit and went through what looked like 4 different sheets and ended with 5000 grit. So you were bang on with wet sanding. It looks like jesmonite isn't a readily available in the US. But I'm sure once it takes off in popularity it'll get easier to find here. I really want to try it. I love these coasters. I can't wait to see them all sanded and ready for the sealer. 🤗

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Ooh yes thanks so much Tracy .. I have spoken to Jesmonite HQ now and they said the same x They also said to wait until it is fully dry .. but the Terrazzo Tea Pot stand I made last night I sanded straight from the mould .. it took 40 minutes to bring out the Terrazzo .. it is amazing ! I packed the Terrazzo chips in there .. really really packed them in x worked amazing ! xxxx

[@lauraboyne7698]

Amazing results I just love the effect, how do you know how much mixture to use for your mould ?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyyy Laura ... I am afraid I don't at this stage 🤣🤣 I just mix a load ... and have spare moulds to hand... but I will start making lists of how much each one takes xxx

[@lauraboyne7698]

That would be great

[@georgiatzina3295]

Can i do this with Electric sander?

[@ryandawson3729]

How much powder and liquid do you use to make the four coasters

[@alexakravcraftystudio]

When I sand with water, it leaves a white residue, so then I try to wipe it off with a damp cloth but then it stains/leaves watermarks. What am I doing wrong, any advice?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

heyyyy lovely .. a few have said this. water should leave a residue. I you are sanding terrazzo you can sand under water this way the whole piece will be coated

[@alexakravcraftystudio]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner Thanks for replying Claire!! Ahh okay that makes sense! I have seen a few videos of people basically submerging their pieces in water and then sanding. But I’ve been too scared to do it because I’m afraid it’ll ruin the piece😅

[@Blakeghb]

Hi Claire - I’ve just started working with Jesmonite (love it). Just a question - did you find when you sanded it that it scratched the Jesmonite?? I’m probably not using the right sandpaper but just wondering if you found that happened too? Thanks 😊

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

heyyyy Kate ... yes I would start with 240 upwards ... 180 scratched it so bad x

[@user-jt5tf3rj7d]

What's the liquid you put during the sanding?

[@dclark2162]

The coasters look great. I love the way the sanding revealed the colours bit by bit, almost like it was teasing me. Your video did make me hungry though - the wet sanded coaster ended up reminding me of the Tuti-Fruity Ice Cream you could get when I was a kid. Can I ask where you got the coaster moulds from though - they are gorgeous & I so have to get some x

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Thanks so much xx The coaster moulds are from Just 4 you online .. you can also get them from Amazon .. if you search for Diamond cut edge coasters xxx

[@abigailfreckleton1694]

I'm always confused with the grits, which numbers are more coarse than the other.

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

The grits go from low numbers/course up to high numbers/smooth ... low numbers are rough rough .. the harshest roughest grits are like 40 / 60 / 80 etc ... then the medium grits are 240 grit upwards to around 300 /500 .. then the really smooth smooth silky smooth grits go up from around 800 ... up to 10,000 ... for a polish shine finish ❤️❤️❤️ sorry for the essay 🤣🤣 I use 180/240 grit to get all the top layer off .... then smooth it all out with 1,000 or 1,200 grit ... I dont work through the grits like you do with wood .... I literally get all the mess off with a low grit then spend time on a high grit 1,000 +

[@abigailfreckleton1694]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner This is so helpful Claire!!! I so appreciate this informatIon!!!

[@georgiec2612]

Hi! Am loving watching your learning process with this new medium! Would you say it's a medium that you could make smaller/more delicate items (like earrings) with? Or does it need to be in larger forms to be stable and non breakable?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyy lovely... yes you can make earrings and key rings ... xx I have seen them on the Jesmonite Instagram #Jesmonite

[@georgiec2612]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner thank you!!

[@sabaahmed501]

What's the liquid that was used before sanding the coaster? This was shown at 4:47 minutes. I'm looking for that lovely smoothness that all your pieces have and I'm struggling to find something that would make my works shine and at a professional level like yours. I'd love to learn more :)

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyyyy Saba it's just water .. I use waterproof sandpaper. Sadly there is no shine after it dries. It is very hard to get a shiny finish 😢

[@sabaahmed501]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner The pieces I've made so far have had a good amount of shine on them and I realised there was a glitch with the calculator I use and it was giving me the wrong calculations for the ac730, but the items came together well and the shine was definitely present, apart from the bottom of the pieces... So, I'll get those sanded and see how it turns out!

[@IsaacMaganaMusic]

Hello! I loved watching the process ☺️ I couldn’t tell if the surface was still smooth, or does it look sanded? We don’t have jesmonite over here but I work with plaster of paris and I can’t get my pieces to look unscratched after the sanding. Even tried using a 400 grid sand and still not very smooth.

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyyy ... yeh it really is smooth after sanding .... I think with plaster you could go higher ... maybe even to 1,000 grit .... or higher to get that smooth finish x

[@IsaacMaganaMusic]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner thank you so much!

[@onofrashana7571]

I just want to ask, what is that liquid what you use when u sand them? thank you!!!

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

That is water 😁

[@foxescanfly4435]

Could you use the chips in resin? Would the resin cure ok?

[@validwithoutphoto1389]

I know she had said it is possible to layer resin and jesmonite which I’m hoping we get to see.

[@foxescanfly4435]

@@validwithoutphoto1389 oh awesome. I'm always looking at ways to incorporate different medias. I love using polymer clay and resin together.

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

I think you should be able to ... haven't tried yet x put something I could try for sure xx

[@validwithoutphoto1389]

@@foxescanfly4435 yes I watch some channel with a lady who makes amazing polymer/resin jewelry!!

[@colleenconnolly9416]

Hello, where are your coaster moulds from? I love the edges.

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyyy lovely... these are from just for you online ... but you can get them from Amazon cheaper ... I have linked them in my description xxx

[@oda5702]

Do you just use a splash of water when sanding them? :)

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Yes just a splash ... but keep adding more throughout .. I have seen people use a whole bowl of water... think I will try this next time x

[@goranjovanovic414]

Excuse me , could it be made of plaster ?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyyyy lovely ... I am not sure I have not tried .. but I believe so yes ❤

[@jodiehermans2748]

I'm just starting my stages of investigation, but wanted to ask, the sandpaper you used in this video, did it scratch the jesmonite?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

heyyyy Jodie ... sand paper can scratch it yes .. but I use a coarse grit the get all the layers off .. then use a fine git to get rid of the scratches x

[@cortney444]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in this series! Is the very first jesmonite piece that you created usable?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyy lovely .. yes the very first pieces I ever made have been sold on my Etsy xx

[@cortney444]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner thats awesome! I want to make a plant pot and was wondering how many failures I should expect before I get a good one. Thanks for your help!

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

I don’t know if it was that you did not put enough in or what but this is the first thing you have made that I was very disappointed with, if the medium that you put all the terrazzo in was clear and let it show through then it might look better

[@charliedogg74]

The medium with the jesmonite doesnt come in clear. It the concrete look only.

[@validwithoutphoto1389]

That is technically the “clear” non-pigmented jesmonite. Maybe a nice clear resin with these chips could be beautiful tho.

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

I definitely needed to put more in ... gonna double it next time .. sorry you are disappointed.. I am totally not disappointed.... its all a learning journey and a lesson.

[@validwithoutphoto1389]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner def not a disappointment and we all learned something! That’s what your doing for us! So this was a big W in my book!

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

@@validwithoutphoto1389 thank you xxx ❤❤❤❤

[@SKhan-zw2lm]

Hi, could you please share what’s the size of your mould and where did you get this shape from?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyy ... these are from just 4 you online... similar can be found on Amazing. They are around 10cm

[@joeylai5128]

looks beautiful! Can i ask what is the white solution you put at the start before you doing the sanding?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

heyyy Joey .. that is water x Only water needed to sand

[@dominikakania5053]

What is that liquit which you use to sand it on wet?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Hey lovely, that is water. xxx

[@Monzy0505]

Hi Claire, I just wanted to ask which sand paper have you bought for this?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

heyyy lovely I bought WET DRY sand paper .. it must be the wet/dry x

[@Coyo-Tea]

How do you stop getting the little holes in it ?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

heyyyy lovely ... shake shake shake ... and shake some more but the chances are you will still get holes when doing Terrazzo x

[@mahamkukda1677]

Hiya Claire! Have you ever tried sanding with a sander to make it faster? Xx

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

heyyy Maham .. no I have never tried xx

[@mv4161]

Looks great! What can you use instead of Jesmonite? I can’t get it in Australia! :(

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

heyyy lovely ... ahh I thought there was a stockist but my guess is they are out of stock right now like so many places x x You could use concrete or quick set cement or even Plaster of Paris xxx

[@mv4161]

Thank you so much! Yes the one I found is out of stock but is $150 postage anyway! 😱 thank you again for your reply, love watching your creations.

[@yasmineaksoy2049]

Hi Claire! A quick question: when I sand (wet) my products I noticed that its color started to fade. Is this normal? Is there a way to avoid it? I didnt seal it yet but I'm not sure it will bring out the same color effect. Just wanted to hear your thoughts. Thank you! :)

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Heyyyy lovely... I have not noticed this at all ... I know the water gets cloudy but when dried off the colours should be vibrant still ... I have only done 2 projects with Terrazzo.. so I might have just been lucky xx

[@IrisKarls]

Are you using water for the sanding? Or?

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Yes xxx ❤

[@IrisKarls]

@@ClairesCraftyCorner Thank you! :)

[@harjai123]

Where can we find this mold? It looks so cute ~ :)

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

hi Cheung, I got these from Just 4 you online xx

[@dhinnyespinosa2276]

Pleasee what the name a white liquid do you use? 🥺

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Hi Dhinny, the liquids used in this video were the Jesmonite liquid and water to sand x

[@lourdessaraileonaguilera716]

Que fue el líquido que le puso alguien le puede decir????

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

Hey lovely ... the liquid used is water.

[@deslauriersmama]

Carefully place the chips in the mold first.

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

yes I have tried that since and it works well i also need to add a lot more chips

[@amethyst1826]

You're gonna put chips in the mould? Ewww, soggy. I prefer mine with salt & vinegar. 😃😃 xx

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

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