Faux labradorite -polymer clay tutorial 337

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Note: the opal magic blue mica is not produced anymore. Use instead a thicker layer of the yellow-blue paint and any ghost blue interference mica. The Black Diamond ones seems to be the strongest.
A fairly easy technique to make faux labradorite using polymer clay, with quite decent realistic looking results.
I will release later a more intricate one that is master class.
You can get the ArtAlchemy Opal Magic acrylic paint in Yellow-blue from Polyclay play

I used Pinata alcohol inks in Rainforest Green, Havana Brown and Matilla black

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I am using the Sculpey cabochon mold

and the Best Flexible Molds «eggs cabs and more «and «almond cabochons»

(they can also be found in my Amazon influencer store for international subscribers.
Happy claying!
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