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Aww, glad you enjoyed it! :D

Omigosh! I didn't even think about that! That's actually brilliant! Thank you for that tip! :D

It's called liver of sulfur and I got the solution several years ago on Amazon. So that's the good news, it holds well for several years! But I think places like Michael's and Joanne's might be selling it, also. I haven't looked into physical stores since the one I've been using has lasted me so long. But as the video states, the solution is rather stinky and smells like rotten eggs.

Thank you! And I used .005 36 gauge copper on this. I used thinner copper before and I feel it can be too easy to break through with the ball tools. It's very upsetting when you work hard on embossing a piece only for you to puncture it :(

That's a really good idea! Thank you! :D

Oh, I'll have to try that! Thank you! :D

Hello, my dear! :D <3

Very good to know, thank you! :D

Thank you and YAY! I'm glad that I could share this fun and beautiful craft with others! It's so versatile, also! :D

Oh my goodness, I didn't even think about that! Thank you so much for telling me that! It will make my life MUCH easier! :D

Thank you so much for informing me! I swear, I keep telling myself that I need to look up what they are and keep forgetting. I appreciate your comment! :D

@@TheFaeMuse1 no problem..I get brain farts often..so Google is my best friend..lol. Love your work and your videos.

Thank you! :D

Yay! I'm glad I could provide some motivation! And thank you for watching! I really appreciate it! <3 :D

Oh, so that's what they are! Thank you for letting me know! :D

Thank you so much! :D

Aww, thank you! :D

Dang it, I just saw this! We miss you, too! <3

I was so disappointed that the soy wax didn't work. The hard wax did work, but I think it was partly because the soy wax sunk into the sand and made the sand a little less permeable. I'm sorry you didn't have much luck with this, either.

Thank you for that sweet comment! I'm still learning but I truly appreciate the support!

I'll admit, I didn't know too much about him until a few months ago. I stumbled across some of his newer videos and saw him advertising this kit and became intrigued. I got this and the Nerdecrafter kits as Christmas presents (which I totally opened early, lol). I thought this would be a fun little thing to video tape, but I truly was impressed with the quality. Artists truly do know what other artists need/want. I will definitely be looking forward to any kits Jazza might release in the future! Also, thank you for watching this video. I'm an awkward person but I hope my genuine excitement for the product came through :)

Yes!!!! We can do resin AND pewter things!

Yas!!! You should! Seriously, think of all the LARPy and renaissance faire possibilities!!!

They really were fantastic to work with! I still consider myself a newbie when it comes to markers. But even so, working and blending with these markers felt great!

Actually, I never tried it. I was always worried about messing with the patina too much because I didn't want to accidently scrape off all that lovely blue. But if you do try it, I would love to know the results!

@@TheFaeMuse1 İts been a long time. So, I was think it can be strong patina like a liver of sulphure. I tried it and blue patina is too fragile , weak. I waited a long time for strong result . What should I do to make it permanent and ı want to deep ocean blue , do you have a any idea?

I don't see why not! That's a neat idea!

Go LED UV blacklight. Thank me later.

Thank you so much for the compliment! As far as the paint, can you tell me what part of the video that was in? It'll help me figure out what product I used. Thanks!

Merci beaucoup!

Thank you, Scott! :D

Awww, thanks so much, River!

Thank you! :D

Bob Ross is one of my favorite artists of all time. So I'm totally going to take this as a compliment! Thank you!