Make FAUX Lampwork Beads that look like the real ones! Translucent clay, alcohol inks and UV RESIN
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- Make Faux Lampwork Beads with me using translucent clay, alcohol inks and UV resin!
In today's tutorial I'm going to show you a different technique to make beautiful, realistic looking Faux Lampwork beads. I'm going to use Glitter Alcohol inks and Clover green and Tropical green and also Sunbright Pinata yellow alcohol ink.
I applied Clover green and Tropical green inks and I'm going to finish up by adding some Sunbright yellow Pinata in some areas and then I'm going to decorate a sheet of white polymer clay with gold color metal leaf and cut out some thin strips of clay decorated with gold color metal Leaf. Trim off the ends of the polymer clay strip and use your heat gun to speed up the process of the ink drying. Then apply thin strips of clay decorated with gold color metal leaf on the beads.
I'm going to use a blade and a dotting tool to make embellishments for the beads and I'm going to put the beads into the oven for 45 minutes and I'm going to tent them with an aluminum disposable pan.
I decided to use UV resin to embellish some beads and to try out some silicon molds, so I put a head pin, a bead cap, a small bead cap with an interesting design, and then I put the bead inside the mold.
To fill a mold with UV resin, you just have to press a little bit on the sides and insert a droplet of resin.
After applying resin with a brush, I cured the beads with a nail art lamp, and then I used round nose pliers to make a double loop.
So, I invite you to watch the tutorial and get inspired to create!
Happy claying!
Mihaela
Here are the materials and tools:
White polymer clay
Tropical green alcohol ink
Clover green alcohol ink
Sun bright Pinata Alcohol ink
Gold color metal leaf
UV resin, UV lamp
Gloves
resin molds
Bead caps
Headpins
Round nose pliers
Pasta machine
Craft knife, rigid blade, dotting tool, round ball tool
Oven and oven thermometer
Happy claying!
Mihaela
Time stamps
0:00 Intro
0:32 Making the bead
0:52 Poking the holes
1:22 Coloring with inks
2:48 Making the strip decorated with gold clay
5:16 Applying the gold strips
6:15 Baking instructions
6:54 Using the resin molds
7:25 Pouring resin
9:30 Curing the resin
9:48 Inserting head pins and making the loop - Jak na to + styl
FANTASTIC!
Thank you very much for your beautiful words, Cindi! 😊I'm so happy and proud to read such a beautiful message from someone that I admire and appreciate very much! 😍
So beautiful …. Love all your ideas here on the channel THX for all the inspiration😊
Thank you so much for appreciating these ideas and for writing to me!💕 It really encourages me to do my best to come up with interesting ideas to share.
I very much like that idea with the resin mold. Thank you very much for this tutorial.
Thank you so much for appreciating the mold idea.🌹 I had that mold for some time in my resin staff box, but I have never tried it before. Initially I was considering filling it with resin mixed with glitter, but then I thought I could try to put baked clay beads inside. And the result was better than I expected😊
Your beads are truly amazing, Mihaela. And your techniques are quite incredible. I love them. 💕💕💕
Thank you, my dear Carolyn, for writing me such a beautiful and appreciative message.🌹 I can't tell you how happy I was to read it! I'm sending you hugs and blessings and I wish you to have a blissful day! ❤❤❤
Beautiful! Thank you!
Thank you very much for your wonderful message!🌹 Have a great day!
fabulous beads!!
thanks for all your inspiring videos😍
Hi Maggie! Thank you for appreciating them! 😊I couldn't be happier! 😍
I love them! ❤️❤️
Thank you very much, Cristina! ❤ I'm thrilled to know that you liked this idea!😍
Very pretty! Thanks for sharing 😀
Thank you for appreciating this idea! 😊I'm very happy to know that
Wow I have never seen resin molds like that before - very cool! and I love how you use your metal cutters to set the beads on - I never thought of that either just brilliant! These are super pretty - thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you, Sally, for appreciating these ideas! 🌹I'm so happy to know that! For the metal cutters, it's a good idea to use old metal cutters or not your best cutters, because there's a risk of damaging them in case of resin drippings. You can lift off the cured resin, but it takes a little bit of work. I usually use old cutters that I almost never use with clay. The resin molds were a beautiful surprise for me too. I had these resin molds in my resin box for some time, but I have never tried them before. I have to tell you that I also love the way the round beads turned out. 😊
@@MakeClayArtJewelrywithme yeah I agree with you regarding the round beads
@@MakeClayArtJewelrywithmehi these are beautiful❣️
The round resin molds…what is the name of the molds? Are they bead resin molds?
Thank you for all your wonderful videos I just found your channel!
@@sun-risen8686 Hi. Thank you for liking these beads😊 Yes, I've used bead resin molds. I have 3 different sizes. I did not find the exact model, but they look something like this: www.etsy.com/listing/1279901159/resin-silicone-mold-bundle-round-epoxy?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=round+resin+mold&ref=sr_gallery-2-46&sts=1&organic_search_click=1 You can fill them by the upper opening and it is easy to take the cured beads out by the same opening on the top. I hope my explanation helps😊 Have a beautiful day!
@@MakeClayArtJewelrywithme Thank you so much!! & yes, love these beads along with so much more of your work!
Wow.. Wow.. WOW!!! Fantastic! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thanks for sharing!!!
Hi Antreina. Thank you for your beautiful message full of uplifting vibes! 🌹I can tell you that I have a very big, happy smile on my face! Thank you for that!❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@MakeClayArtJewelrywithme I bet your smile not bigger than mines 😁You’re welcome
@@queenofcliponearrings 😊🤗
Love it . ❤
Thank you very much for appreciating this idea!💕 Have a wonderful day!
Where did you get your silicone molds