Polymer Clay Tips & Tricks: How to Make Color Recipes

In this tutorial I'll show you how to make and store color recipes. It's really easy once you get the hang of it and with a filing system you can have a wide variety of color recipes at your finger tips.
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[@joyceparkes7551]

Thanks Samantha 🙏🏽

[@susane945]

Thanks. ❤ Just need a close up of your recipes.

[@brendamosal8777]

Wow! Great tutorial! I am new to polymer clay. You are very good at explaining things and incredibly well organized. Thank you so much!

[@sherrysawyer1255]

Love this! TFS!💕

[@doublybubblysoap9734]

Thank you for sharing this!!

[@giordy5645]

very, very nice and important! tank's Samanta!

[@wolfiegames1829]

Excellent job

[@adayazzie5299]

Great idea, wow

[@mayabeading]

I like the how to video. 😊

[@citrusbutter7718]

You know those painting color swatches that come on the swivel? I want to do something like that with each shade of color, but i don't know where to start as far as the number of pieces of each color. Like say i want to make shades of the same green color, how many of each green and white, green and grey, or green and black would i need to start with? I'm doing it with 1 number like lets say 10 each for example then adding or subtracting to each to make shades of the same color in a monochromatic style and they'll be square shaped, I want them to be about the same number we see on the average pantone color swatches, which tends to be 8 to 9 different shades each. I'm sort of making my own, the clays will be both a record of what the colors would be with a label of what went into making that color on the back and also as my own personal color swatches to go by in general. So i'm not making clay recipes per say like clay Jewlers do, i'm making color swatches out of polymer clay. I just want a the same number of colors as those color swatches on the swivel but i don't know where to start with how many pieces of color and whites, and blacks. I also want tinted whites too, like near white but it's colored.

[@pearlmoon6326]

This is such a GREAT IDEA!! I was wondering what type of adhesive you used to attach the samples to paper.

[@JessamaTutorials]

I used double sided tape.

[@pearlmoon6326]

@@JessamaTutorials Thank You!

[@kristinawerner4436]

Very helpful tips, but where are the links to the template and the folders you mentioned? I followed the patreon link but couldn’t find anything public there.

[@JessamaTutorials]

Sorry. I forgot to put them in. Here they are . Folder: www.amazon.com/Ultra-Silver-9-Pocket-Pages-count/dp/B0711M322D/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1517960010&sr=8-4&keywords=ultra+pro+pocket+pages&dpID=51sDPj9cgdL&preST=_SY300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch Patreon post (link to template there): www.patreon.com/posts/18129058

[@UnaGorriona]

What if it says like 1 1/4 or 1 1/3 ??

[@JessamaTutorials]

You'd multiply the percentages up. So 1 1\4 would be 4 and 1 and 1 1\3 would be 3 and 1.

[@nicholeenan2747]

Do you share or sell your colour recipes?

[@JessamaTutorials]

I do have over 100 color recipes available on patreon. Here's the link: www.patreon.com/Jessama?filters[tag]=Color%20Recipes