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Translucents hollow beads- liquid polymer clay (liquid Fimo) tutorial

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  • Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
  • Sharing one way to create the molds for the liquid fimo hollow beads.
    How to apply color and make them translucent
    The soft natural clay is potters clay.
    The barbotine is also known as ceramic slip
    Partilhando uma forma de fazer os moldes para as contas ocas em Fimo liquido.
    Como aplicar cor e deixar as peças translucidas
    Disclaimer:
    - Due to the nature of the products, techniques and tools I use in my projects (polymer clay, sharp and electrical tools, resin...) the content of my channel is Not indicated for children under 13 years old.
    - If you are under 18 years old and you would like to try some of my projects I highly recommend the supervision of an adult.
    - Safety and being responsible is important to have a pleasant experience in the world of arts and crafts.
    - This channel is aimed towards grownup artists and viewers, with majority audience being 18+
    MUSIC:
    / audiolibrary:
    "Bitters at the saloon" - Bird Creek
    "Jazz in Paris" - Media Right Productions
    "Boo Boogie" - Stuart Bogie

КОМЕНТАРІ • 838

  • @monicacamilli2743
    @monicacamilli2743 8 років тому +24

    Sandra, don't listen to those negative comments, from ignorant people. Some people on the internet think they can be mean, insulting or negative words. You generously posted your video and shared your technique. Most of us were great full. Anyone who has something less than kind to say Doesn't need to say anything!!! Haven't you heard that saying? Think how much you enjoy someone's negativity directed at YOU! Thanks for sharing, Monica

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  8 років тому +6

      +Monica Camilli Hi dear Monica!!
      No worries! I can deal with that... ignoring! :D
      Some people feel happy by being annoying and by insulting others without no reason!... let them be happy that way... it doesn't affect me!
      The ones that i give my attention is nice people like you, supportive and friendly!
      I only pay attention to nice and constructive comments! :D
      Big Big kiss and thank you so much!!

    • @thebohemianromantic6970
      @thebohemianromantic6970 8 років тому +2

      +sandrartes I so admire your attitude!! xo

    • @zickiezickie
      @zickiezickie 8 років тому +1

      +sandrartes Those people aren't happy, Sandra.And they can't figure out why. What you send ALWAYS comes back to you, ALWAYS. If you let negativity get to you, then the person that sent it got you to react just the way they wanted you to. If you don't react, it goes back to them, big time. That's why they get so miserable. Thanks for the tut.

    • @melodyyy7954
      @melodyyy7954 7 років тому +1

      Monica Camilli what was the liquid she applied with brush

    • @kihntagious
      @kihntagious 7 років тому

      Maggie Maggie liquid fimo

  • @TheWiseMagpie1
    @TheWiseMagpie1 9 років тому +2

    Thank you so very much, dear Sandra, for your generosity to share your WONDERFULL ideas with us all!! I have purchased a heatgun now...(thanks to you..!). And a big bottle of liquid fimo, because I had just a tiny bit left. So...now the trying begins....I can not wait! Love from Holland, Mathilde 💖.

  • @jeanon7
    @jeanon7 7 років тому +1

    I noticed in the beginning that you have a lot of patience...creating that opening animation must have taken a long time! You are a rare person to take such time. The result is absolutely beautiful!!! Thanks so very much for sharing with all of us! They look like precious gems hanging in the window!

  • @JustinElkinsII
    @JustinElkinsII 8 років тому

    Once, I thought I had patience and loved polymer clay! I was wrong. You have the patience of a saint! Beautiful!

    • @zickiezickie
      @zickiezickie 8 років тому

      +Justin Elkins You get out of it what you put into it. Don't give up. Thomas Edison tried over a thousand times before he got the light bulb to work. Aren't we glad he didn't give up. Bet you've a lot of polymer clay light bulbs in you just waiting to light up. And save all of your mistakes, you can always cover with more clay and rebake them. Don't give up. The more you practice, the better you will be.

  • @lindafordham2964
    @lindafordham2964 9 років тому

    These were too stinking cute. And you put so much effort into them. Way to rock!!!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      Linda Fordham Thank you so much Linda!! :DBig hugs!!!

  • @Noisycatstephanie
    @Noisycatstephanie 9 років тому

    When you rinsed out the bead and it squished, I gasped and thought "Nooo! All that work!!" :D I didn't realize the beads would be so strong! Wonderful!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому +1

      noisycat Hi noisycat!! :)
      Yes Fimo liquid is very strong! You can use it in so many different projects :)
      Big Hug and thank you so much for your nice comment!! :D

  • @AnaCrisisBlu
    @AnaCrisisBlu 9 років тому +19

    this is the most creative idea I've ever seen in polymer clay

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому +1

      Happy Kappa Aww!! Thank you so much Happy Kappa!!
      Hugs!! :D

  • @Tanzim-uo2gd
    @Tanzim-uo2gd 7 років тому +2

    raise your hand if you don't have any of these materials but u're still watching it..🙋🙋

  • @gracekinno5035
    @gracekinno5035 8 років тому

    Ficou lindo mas Nooossaaaa!! Q trabalheiraaa!!

  • @samblunn4978
    @samblunn4978 9 років тому +1

    They look so magical, like you've taken them right from a fairy village!

  • @stellan.designscraftsuprin5840
    @stellan.designscraftsuprin5840 3 роки тому

    Amazing tutorial and result. However, knowing myself, the combo of heat gun and alcohol invokes instant anxieties of 'house in flames' LOL. Thank you so much for sharing your talent and creative ideas so freely.

  • @rkh1942
    @rkh1942 9 років тому

    I was mesmerized by your video. If I lived to be a thousand I would never have come up with this technique. You are brilliant.

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      Ronalyn Hurley Hi Ronalyn! :D
      Thank you so much for your nice words, You are very sweet!
      I really appreciate your support!
      Big hug :D

  • @shaikrehhana6589
    @shaikrehhana6589 5 років тому

    Must tell what a fantastic art work really ppl like u deserve to have big chances in their life artists like u who can these much beautiful things r no less than magicians with ur art work h make smile come in face of customers when they see ur art work good work

  • @racketroller
    @racketroller 8 років тому +27

    Wow a very interesting process. Thank you for sharing this wonderful idea.

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  8 років тому +8

      Hi Megan!! :D
      Thank you so much for your nice comment and support!!

    • @carol-zy2rs
      @carol-zy2rs 7 років тому +2

      sandrartes oi

    • @marinamkd
      @marinamkd 7 років тому +2

      Hi, is it possible to make a bead like this with the cornstarch dough method? I'm sure it takes a lot more time due to oven baking, but have you tried it?

  • @beadinggem
    @beadinggem 8 років тому +16

    Very clever and the results are beautiful. I will share on my blog later (The Beading Gem) so others can come see your technique. Thanks!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  8 років тому +5

      +The Beading Gem Thank you so much for your nice comment and for your support!!! :D
      Hugs!!

    • @bhanuprakashrachaputi4874
      @bhanuprakashrachaputi4874 8 років тому +2

      its nice but its toooooo tuf

  • @galena52761
    @galena52761 9 років тому

    Wow that is crazy! I had no idea where you were going but the finished product is fantastic! Way to think outside the box!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      galena52761 Thank you so much galena52761!! :D

  • @carmenrigotti2744
    @carmenrigotti2744 9 років тому

    Esta é uma das muitas Técnicas que eu gosto. muita luz

  • @jupiter5083
    @jupiter5083 5 років тому

    Wow, these are soooo pretty! This video is oddly satisfying, I’m not sure why.

  • @user-yp5qr5rw8i
    @user-yp5qr5rw8i 9 років тому

    : ) Вот это да ! Новые материалы, новые технологии, новые идеи ! Вы очень талантливый человек. Спасибо, что радуете своими мастер-классами !

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      Татьяна Дьячкова Thank you so much Татьяна Дьячкова !!
      I use various materials in my works, not only polymer clay, and sometimes I combine them! It's very exciting!! :D
      Kiss!

  • @BlackTulip002
    @BlackTulip002 9 років тому

    Wow. I am really amazed. I never thought that you can create something so unique and beautiful with liquid clay. They look like glass! Thank you so much for the tutorial.

  • @joaniestraw5075
    @joaniestraw5075 9 років тому +8

    These are wonderful!! As many have said already, this is a lovely tutorial and you are very kind to share it freely with everyone. Thank you for the inspiration!!

  • @anabeatrizpalizaarias3680
    @anabeatrizpalizaarias3680 8 років тому

    Complicado, pero muy interesante. Me gusto mucho, felicitaciones por la gran imaginación que tienes.

  • @lindamermaid
    @lindamermaid 8 років тому +232

    This is nice, but it seems like a LOT of work for one bead.

    • @nguyenthanhhang357
      @nguyenthanhhang357 7 років тому +12

      It's beautiful

    • @lmarteen2778
      @lmarteen2778 7 років тому +2

      lindamermaid I was thinking the same thing!

    • @anitafloydsarratt7487
      @anitafloydsarratt7487 6 років тому +8

      I thought the same thing, it is interesting, but kind of odd. Since it is so large, it might be interesting to put a small led light inside, you know?

    • @liverbird46
      @liverbird46 6 років тому +9

      lindamermaid To you maybe but obviously not to sandrartes. They are one-off creations which are worth time and effort. If she didn't enjoy the process also she wouldn't do it.

    • @Dwinabeana
      @Dwinabeana 6 років тому +3

      There are many parts to creating I don't enjoy but they're necessary and the end result is desired so it's a constant weighing out of how much do I want the finished product vs how much do I dislike the process.

  • @frasergreenjenjenify
    @frasergreenjenjenify 9 років тому

    Wow. I'm blown away. Truly ingenious. Thank you for sharing

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      fillygreenjen Thank you so much for your nice comment!! :D

  • @reefprayerresin
    @reefprayerresin 6 років тому

    Incredible! - And I so know that patience. Lol.

  • @mariacasey9629
    @mariacasey9629 5 років тому

    the music adds to the charm of this very special technique!

  • @SusieLaLonde
    @SusieLaLonde 9 років тому +2

    Fascinating to say the least....Beautiful and creative use of polymer clay.

  • @shawntafielding4765
    @shawntafielding4765 6 років тому

    Wtf..that was that craziest unique piece of jewel i ever saw made..lol.thumbs up for all ur efforts..👍😁

  • @lorifarrell5705
    @lorifarrell5705 8 років тому

    that is a great idea ! and great artistry on the painting part ! ty !

  • @kdeake
    @kdeake 6 років тому

    Geez! Stunning work!!! Gorgeous bead. Makes a lovely necklace and one of a kind.

  • @ambers5207
    @ambers5207 9 років тому +2

    What an awesome technique! I bet this would be a near way to make a snow globe necklace♡♡

  • @melissapike1054
    @melissapike1054 6 років тому

    You are amazing!!! Beautiful work!

  • @MarleneBrady
    @MarleneBrady 9 років тому

    Thank you! Wonderful tutorial, excellent video, music and instructions! A lot of work went into this. Very impressive.

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      Marlene Brady Thank you so much Marlene!! :D

  • @aura.celeste
    @aura.celeste 3 роки тому +1

    Obrigada pela tradução e todo o trabalho lindooooo 🥰🤩

  • @nataliasincera
    @nataliasincera 8 років тому +1

    I admire your patience. nice work

  • @cinderallalo25
    @cinderallalo25 8 років тому

    Que giro!!!!!!!!!!!!! Você é uma pessoa muito criativa!

  • @gidgetmd
    @gidgetmd 9 років тому +1

    Amazing, completely gorgeous! I too was completely mesmerized. I'll definitely be trying this. Thanks so much for sharing your time and talents, please keep it up!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      gidgetmd Thank you so much for your sweet words and support!! Big Hugs!!!

  • @nighthawk4564
    @nighthawk4564 7 років тому +13

    when its cleaned out and ready to wear won't it collapse with pressure? it looked like its not that sturdy....

    • @klodybolduc
      @klodybolduc 7 років тому +3

      It's what i was asking myself...

    • @nighthawk4564
      @nighthawk4564 7 років тому +4

      I guess I'll have to make it and test it out

    • @klodybolduc
      @klodybolduc 7 років тому +7

      write your feedback here if you try... I'm curious ;)

    • @Boredchinchilla
      @Boredchinchilla 7 років тому +13

      They are very fragile (not that they tear, but they collapse easily)- I guess it doesn't really matter, since they won't break, but it's not easy to get them back to the original shape if one side smooshes down. I think if I made it again, i would add a layer of resin by pouring it in, waiting a bit then pouring most of it back out, leaving a thin layer of resin inside that will make it stable but won't affect the translucency of the clay. I also found that filling it with water made the inner layer of clay get cloudy over time, so I would also switch to oil or alcohol if I filled it again (though the resin might not react to water the same, so lining the inside with resin might help in two ways)

    • @sarahe1184
      @sarahe1184 7 років тому

      what about coating it with resin when it's done? I love them, they are magical looking...

  • @Ritercrazy
    @Ritercrazy 7 років тому

    Well done doing so much work. Thanks for your time.

  • @loudlaughter12z33
    @loudlaughter12z33 4 роки тому

    Now that was a lot of work but how beautiful that's really nice I like that thank you for sharing that people have so much talent🌻

  • @thebohemianromantic6970
    @thebohemianromantic6970 9 років тому +4

    sandrartes:
    I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video. I have been trying for this effect - almost getting there by experimenting - for at least two years, maybe more! I work with Fimo liquid and Pardo Translucent. And you've so generously shared on UA-cam... THANK YOU. Your tutorial was clear and easy to follow. The coloring is absolutely awesome! I make a lot of custom molds and have much work to finish right now. But the moment I get clay time to myself, I will be following your method. VERY exciting!!
    xxoo

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      The Bohemian Romantic Hello!! :D
      Thank you so much for your lovely words!! It's my pleasure to share my work and my experiments! We all learn more when we share!
      I would love to try pardo clay! I will have to look for it on the internet. Around here I can't find it...
      I love this process and It's even more exciting when you see the end result!! :D
      Big hug!!!

    • @thebohemianromantic6970
      @thebohemianromantic6970 9 років тому

      sandrartes You are very welcome! xo Pardo is a German company so I bet they will help you locate a distributor (try www.viva-decor.de/index.php/de/mpaw/pardo-modelliermasse/pardo-transparent-clay-de.html)
      I have been looking all over online to get the Hobby Time Soft Ton by Glorex in Switzerland. I did find it in England - but no place I could find it will ship to the US. Do you know what is a substitute we can obtain here? As long as the air-dry clay dissolves in water and dries hard would it be satisfactory?

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому +1

      Thank you for the link! :D
      For this project you can use any ceramic clay (potters clay). You can even use Kaolin (powder) and mix it with water to obtain the creamy liquid

    • @thebohemianromantic6970
      @thebohemianromantic6970 9 років тому

      sandrartes i never knew about Kaolin! Thank you! Not only can I use it for the project but also for body powder and other things - I have been looking for a natural alternative to talc for a long time! Wow!!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому +1

      I'm happy that I could help!! :D

  • @lyphenjoiable149
    @lyphenjoiable149 9 років тому

    I love how very creative this tutorial is. Thank you for sharing.

  • @kaylahuang4017
    @kaylahuang4017 9 років тому

    wow when I saw this video I totally did not expect it to be this interesting! I thought it would be very simple, but it turns out that this video is very complex and creative!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      kayla huang Hi Kayla!! :DThank you so much for your nice comment!!
      Hugs! :D

  • @jobernhardt6531
    @jobernhardt6531 6 років тому +3

    Very nice and beautiful, but wouldn't leaving water in it increase the chance of mold? Especially if there is any air at all trapped in with the water, as when the sunshine's on it etc. Thank you

  • @sshear57
    @sshear57 8 років тому

    Beautiful! You are an artist!

  • @noemicarrion6883
    @noemicarrion6883 8 років тому

    I am so happy I came across your tutorials. They are absolutely amazing. Thank you for sharing!

  • @rhondam883
    @rhondam883 9 років тому

    That's very cool but lots of work....great job!

  • @RasputinandMurdoc
    @RasputinandMurdoc 7 років тому +2

    Such and interesting idea! I never thought of using liquid fimo to make something like this before! :) Nice tutorial.

  • @7000film
    @7000film 8 років тому +1

    Used liquid polymer clay for transfers, never would have thought of this. Well done video, very interesting!!!

  • @FranOnTheEdge
    @FranOnTheEdge 7 років тому +3

    I really like this method of making Hollow beads in Polymer Clay, thanks for posting this.

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  7 років тому

      My pleasure!!
      Thank you so much for your nice comment!!
      Hugs!!

    • @jiaalinaqi1891
      @jiaalinaqi1891 7 років тому

      +sandrartes very nice thanks for posting

    • @esthergoldemberg4796
      @esthergoldemberg4796 7 років тому +1

      sandrartes o que é fimo líquido amei o trabalho mas não sei o que é isso me responde

    • @annastellato6301
      @annastellato6301 7 років тому

      Jia Ali Naqi Ciao

  • @daisy3690
    @daisy3690 8 років тому +3

    Absolutely fabulous! What genius, so pretty. Thank you so much for sharing. Bye now

  • @georgied74
    @georgied74 8 років тому

    WAUW!!!! I don't know what else to say!! Thank you for sharing your tecnique!

  • @meows1121
    @meows1121 6 років тому

    I am going to try this. Many thanks for the lesson. IT looks way cool.

  • @irinaaleksanyan4381
    @irinaaleksanyan4381 9 років тому

    I never knew you could do these kind of things with clay but when I watched this video I got amazed!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      oreo gamer14 Thank you so much for your nice comment!!! :D

  • @Hana.Behl-Lecter
    @Hana.Behl-Lecter 7 років тому +6

    Super clever technique! The way the colors/patterns ended up on the piece in the video combined with its shape almost made it look like an incredibly delicate, elegant little radish 😄
    ...Speaking of 'delicate', I'm really curious how fragile the finished pieces are? They're beautiful and I think having such a dainty appearance may even be part of what makes them feel so unique and pretty...it does make me a bit concerned it would instantly shatter into a bazillion pieces if I so much as looked at it the wrong way or somethin haha

  • @malpiyali
    @malpiyali 9 років тому

    beautiful work , very creative

  • @evelynsharland3030
    @evelynsharland3030 2 роки тому

    How clever! Thanks for showing us.

  • @carmenrigotti2744
    @carmenrigotti2744 9 років тому

    Esta técnica foi o maior presente que poderia ter recebido, por que: Por ter legenda em português. Muito, muitíssimo obrigada. Muita luz

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      Carmen Rigotti Olá Carmen! :DEu é que agradeço todo o carinho e simpatia!! :D
      Beijinho grande!! :D

  • @KalyanaDesignTutorials
    @KalyanaDesignTutorials 7 років тому

    What an interesting idea! Excellent!

  • @SpanishRose315
    @SpanishRose315 9 років тому

    Bravo! awesome beautiful work.

  • @angelann77
    @angelann77 9 років тому

    Very Talented and patience. Just to much work for me.. You are Awesome!!

  • @NCoft
    @NCoft 7 років тому

    Wow..! Gosh, SO Cool! I love it! Looks like a lot of creative fun.
    Also I love the music you chose for the video. 👍
    Thank you for sharing. ❤️

  • @karenmercer3006
    @karenmercer3006 7 років тому

    Interesting idea. Nice...thank you for the video.

  • @DonnaScarpa
    @DonnaScarpa 4 роки тому

    Beautiful result!

  • @monti409
    @monti409 6 років тому

    Muy bonito, la felicito. Very beautiful i congratulate you.

  • @lucz1554
    @lucz1554 7 років тому

    That was beautiful to watch you make those beads.a lot of work goes into it.very nice .

  • @bewareofthewolf
    @bewareofthewolf 9 років тому

    That was simply awesome...have to try it!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      bewareofthewolf Thank you so much bewareofthewolf!! :D

  • @usherl250
    @usherl250 4 роки тому

    This was so much fun to watch, but a lot of work and patience

  • @beckv8526
    @beckv8526 7 років тому

    Oh wow! This is so beautiful. I watched in amazement and after a very rough day I also found this so relaxing to watch. I'm saving this video so that when I'm in my new home I will try to make it. Thank you for sharing your talent.

  • @marie-lauredechauton6756
    @marie-lauredechauton6756 7 років тому

    Quelle patience! Le résultat est magnifique! Merci pour votre partage!

  • @princessinvidia
    @princessinvidia 9 років тому +1

    Muito obrigrada. Isto foi fascinante.

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      Anne Karakash Eu é que agradeço!! :DBeijinho grande!! :D

  • @whatcanidooo
    @whatcanidooo 8 років тому +1

    This is awesome! My mom(who knows nothing about translucent clays) just happened to buy me TLS and a heat gun fore Christmas!
    I can't wait to try this out:)

  • @ryannsam5298
    @ryannsam5298 7 років тому

    by far the best video! loved it and the finished product is so beautiful.

  • @marykayewaterson6771
    @marykayewaterson6771 9 років тому +3

    I swear, you are a genius LOL. I would never have thought of this in a million years.

  • @afroditimentoni5450
    @afroditimentoni5450 7 років тому

    lovely... i think i ll try it in bigger for my xmas decoration...

  • @carmenrigotti2744
    @carmenrigotti2744 9 років тому

    Espetacular, Sucesso e muita luz.

  • @rifugioilparadisodipuck9839
    @rifugioilparadisodipuck9839 5 років тому

    SUPER WOOOOOOW!
    👌👍!!!

  • @threepot900
    @threepot900 9 років тому

    Very interesting. I'm just getting started with fimo, and am looking for ideas. I've liked your video, and saved it to my file for easy access in the future.

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      threepot900 Thank you so much threepot900 for your nice comment!Happy creations!! :)
      Hugs!!

  • @alisonlekarev2183
    @alisonlekarev2183 8 років тому +1

    OMG! So much work! I'm tired from just watching that! If only I had your patience.... Sigh.

  • @antoinettewebb5
    @antoinettewebb5 3 роки тому

    Love this idea beautiful

  • @shw8179
    @shw8179 9 років тому

    I KNEW this could be done, and YOU did it! Fabulous!!! Thank you for sharing~

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      Sandra Wiatrowski Hi Sandra!! :DI'm very happy that you enjoyed this video!! :D
      Thank you so much for watching and for your sweet comment!!
      Hugs!

  • @marcelajeres167
    @marcelajeres167 9 років тому

    Nossa, que trabalho lindo você faz!! Adorei! Parabéns!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      Marcela Jeres Muito Obrigada pelo carinho!! Um beijinho grande!! :D

    • @nekhatamna5857
      @nekhatamna5857 8 років тому

      it is so hard to make this

  • @TheCheshireCats
    @TheCheshireCats 8 років тому +2

    mind=blown. so many new toys i gotta find to play with. beautiful work!

  • @brookspa94
    @brookspa94 7 років тому

    WOW! Amazing & Beautiful! Thank You so much for sharing your knowledge, method, creativity, & art work!☺

  • @HeavenLeeMadeOnEtsy
    @HeavenLeeMadeOnEtsy 9 років тому +1

    fascinated from start to finish.

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      Mara Tirado Thank you so much Mara!! You are very sweet!! :DBig hug!!

  • @Helen120864
    @Helen120864 8 років тому

    I'm speechless ....wow!!!

  • @sabithas1324
    @sabithas1324 5 років тому

    Beautiful. Thanks for sharing

  • @inndesign2
    @inndesign2 5 років тому

    Increible!! Lo que es capaz de inventar la gente! Mucha imaginacion.

  • @moclay
    @moclay 9 років тому +5

    My dear Sandra :-) you are always brilliant! You have a lot of new ideas as usual :-)!

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому +2

      Mo Clay Aww!! Thank you so much my dear Monica!
      This one was not easy! I've been trying this effect for a few times... my brain was boiling!!!
      And the answer was right in front of my eyes! I was so excited when I made it work! You have no idea!! was like: Eureka!!! lol!! :D
      I'm very happy with this project and I will explore this technique much more! :D
      Big kiss!!

  • @doranascimento3031
    @doranascimento3031 6 років тому

    Show. Adorei. Parabéns

  • @yamieandre7700
    @yamieandre7700 6 років тому

    beautiful art work.

  • @shelleynobleart
    @shelleynobleart 7 років тому

    Ingenious! Absolutely brilliant.

  • @famousdee
    @famousdee 9 років тому

    This is absolutely AWESOME! Thank you so much for sharing!

  • @pcking2008
    @pcking2008 7 років тому

    Interesting looong process...unique

  • @Team-makulit
    @Team-makulit 4 роки тому

    Who is watching this in june year 2020 ?Genius talent 😘 I'm obsessed

  • @bettyhall9777
    @bettyhall9777 7 років тому

    That is awesome , I will definitely try this, turned out so pretty, thanks for sharing

  • @spiritualmother9263
    @spiritualmother9263 9 років тому

    Beautiful,delicate and so creative amazing

    • @sandrartes
      @sandrartes  9 років тому

      ***** Thank you so much Spiritual mother!! :D
      Big Hug!!

  • @ElianaTCatib
    @ElianaTCatib 8 років тому

    Just beautiful!!!

  • @Tatacchan
    @Tatacchan 5 років тому

    You are very creative! Amazing work

  • @colros50
    @colros50 5 років тому

    This is fabulous!!!! thank you so much!