Simple Colour Mix Tutorial using Fimo Polymer Clay

Hello! Welcome back to another colour mix tutorial! I've been asked a few times now for a colour mix tutorial using primary colours from the Fimo range - so I've listened, and adjusted some of my existing mixes and here it is!
I must apologise as im not sure why I didn't say the names of each colour. The colours used were: Brilliant Blue (33), Indian Red (24) and Sunflower yellow (16) along with black and white. All colours are from the Fimo Soft range.
Hopefully you love these colours as much as I do!
And if you'd like to see more mixes, check back over m previous tutorials - as I've done a few different ones previously.
Over the next coming weeks I'll be using these colours o create some fun jewellery - so keep your eye out for that!
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Thanks for watching!
Nic
PS. If you are looking to buy polymer clay, tools and accessories, check out our website - www.thelittlecrafthouse.com.au

[@christess9516]

c'est fait d'une façon très pédagogique, et c'est vraiment utile ! merci

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Your welcome! Thank you!

[@mylaschorsch7516]

I love these colors!! I use the body warmth trick myself. Thank you so much!!

[@laocchi]

I loved it !!

[@hollylowery26]

Beautiful colors. I am so happy you do these color combos for us. When I try mixing colors I end up with mostly muddy brownish or greenish shades. 😢 I can turn anything into nastiness noone wants to look at. 😂

[@mcofrance3221]

😂😂😂on dirait moi

[@madebymellyjewelry]

Lovely colors 😍 Thank you for sharing. Have you ever tried doing your color recipes/testing with a square instead of a round? To me personally, it's a lot easier to cut the square into quarters, eights, & sixteenths because you start cutting from corner to corner ❤️

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

It probably would be easier! For some reason I’m always drawn to using the circle!

[@carolhammond9624]

❤❤❤

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Thank you!

[@blessthisemptynest]

Thank you for these fimo colours. Love the summery feel that some of them have. (Update… I have started an A5 folder to keep my made colours in, each pocket has its own colour with sticker on outside of how it’s made) That way I have some ready made for future :)

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Your welcome! And that’s a fantastic idea! I have mine stored in a container- but it’s running out of room. I feel like a folder might be a better option for the future! Thank you!

[@marystribling3104]

Oh thank you so much for sharing these colors! ❤😊 great tutorial 😊 ! Can you please share how you get the color blend for the tie dye rainbow colors in one of your short videos? Thanks so much 😊!❤

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

Hi! Thanks so much! I think this is it- kzbin.infoIxBlpx6rbb4?feature=share

[@luciole4617]

Bonjour, quelle chance d'être tombé par hasard sur votre vidéo! des couleurs superbes. Ou puis-je trouver les cartons pour noter les couleurs? Merci beaucoup pour toutes vos vidéos. Hello, how lucky to have stumbled upon your video! superb colours. Where can I find the boxes to note the colors? Thank you very much for all your videos. (traduction google) 😀

[@BATitaniumman]

Hi, could you please tell me which red, yellow, and blue you are using? Fimo has several of each and colour names are on the back of the package so I can't tell from the video which specific colours they are. Thank you.

[@TheLittleCraftHouse]

My apologies - not sure why I didn't say the names of each colour. The colours used were: Brilliant Blue (33), Indian Red (24) and Sunflower yellow (16) along with Black and white. All colours are from the Fimo Soft range.

[@BATitaniumman]

@@TheLittleCraftHouse Thank you so much, I am just starting to mix colours so I want to make sure I have the right ones!