Ancient techniques resurrected! We were doing these with asphaltum, turpentine, various sprays and lithographic water trays. Back in the early 70s!!!!!!!!! Nice to see this cool art form resumed.
That is too cool. I've been dipping small stuff with Marabu Marbling paint, but now I guess I need to steal one of our ice chests or bins and graduate to bigger things. Thanks!
I would like to see the pillow and records. After they have been dried. I love how the patterns . Come out on both items. Thank both of you for sharing. Your hydro painting technique. Both of you have a super great day.
@@dolorescamarda5962 IMO, The video was pretty self explanatory and yet she still explained it all as she went through it 1- Bucket of water 2-choose an item you want to dip 3- using a few different colors of spray paint (she's mentioned Rustoleum brand works well), spray the paint into the center of bucket, one color at a time until reached desired design/color combo 4-dip the item into bucket 5-before pulling item out of bucket, move the remaining paint to the edge of bucket. 6- lay items flat to dry .....done😐
You have me SO addicted to hydrodipping.... SOOOO glad to see you reminding people to use PPE (personal protective equipment) such as gloves and masks because the fumes got me SO sick the first time. I watched another video and someone was doing this in their kitchen and I had NO idea the fumes could be that intense. The pillowcase is AMAZING!!! But those LP's?????????? THE BOMB!!!! WOW!!!! ~ Jan
@@MixedMediaGirl I'm currently eyeing my tote, trying to remember where my hubby put my spray paint cans and wondering if it's warm enough to do this outside today (it's only 43 in Virginia today) or if that would affect they hydrodipping process.... I have some scratched CD's that are calling my name and they could actually be embellished to make Christmas ornaments. Clearly, I'm going to have to start finding some old vinyl that can't be played anymore. I have a huge stash in storage, but they are literally probably collectors stuff now. I can't even....
Lol I know how you feel. It's been raining the last week or so, we luckily had the one not raining day. And Jake and I just went around the house going "what can we dip?" lol
@@MixedMediaGirl LOL My husband says his power tools are "off the list" and he reminded me we need to be able to eat off the dishes so dangit those are out.... :-(
@@SerendipitySoulFluidArt ...Maybe a thrift store for old vinyl records? Or garage sales might be good for old, scratched up vinyl, too. Then you don't have to use your collectibles.
I did this with t-shirts with my granddaughters. So much fun and they turned out really cool BUT! Some of the paint peeled off after they dried. Any idea why? Or suggestions to keep that from happening?
On your update video, I'd like to know what that pillow smells like after being used. I know it sounds creepy, but really I just want to know if it'll smell like spray paint. 😂 Love how the records came out!
also wondering if it will wash out/fade... can't wait to see how the shoes that MMG has a friend wearing now. If this works, I'm gonna have to go buy more spray paint and masks. LOL
I am so excited to try this after seeing your video for the first time. Right now I do not have any spray paint so dumb question but could I pour acrylic paint directly into the water as a substitute? Just wondering. Thanks
You so inspired me and I tried hydro dipping a record and vase today. But it left skin like strands in some parts that didn't stick to object. What didn't I do right...temperature of water perhaps? Or paint issues? I used plain old acrylic spray paint!
Can you use plain painter's masks, or does it have to be the type you showed? Also what is the type of mask that you showed called exactly? Thank you. These are so cool! I love how they all came out.
I actually looked for it and they didn't have it at my local walmart or michael's. But I did pick up a scotch guard fabric sealer that I'm trying out. I put a couple coats on the pillow so that's part of my experiment :)
@@MixedMediaGirl oh man scotch gaurd! I didn't think of that!! I'd love to know how it works out. I used the fabric mod podge for some glitter shoes I was experimenting on but it seems to be better as glue than sealer
Wow loved it!!! Love those colors!👌🏼💯. I just found out about this fluid art etc etc so I haven’t tried anything yet and look soooooo forward to doing it..... I think I’ll try this out first..... great job.... PS I subbed to his channel as well!!!🤗😁
I know it has been like forever since you posted this but I just had to comment on the dipping. Back in the day (we won't say how many decades it was) I did a report in biology class on hallucinogenic drugs. For the cover I actually dipped it like this but not using paint but ink you use to refill magic markers. It is oil/alcohol based so it floats on top of the water but was readily absorbed by the construction paper I used. It turned out great (got an A... and questions about did I do any experimenting which I denied of course). Any way I thought if you can get anything like that today it would work great on the sneakers, pillow cases anything cloth like. Just thought I would mention that. Also to tell you the paint on the vase thing was awesome. Peace
Love the swirls and your color choices. Was wondering if you could use silkscreening paint for fabric dipping? Not sure if they are acrylic also, but they might stand up to washing and be flexible. And I've seen this done with cheap nail polish, too, on outsides of coffee mugs. I wondered what vinyl records you are using, because I love vintage records and have a victrola to play the old ones, so it makes me a little sad to see them painted. They do look cool, though!
I beg you to please only use records that are badly scratched & in unplayable condition. It's getting harder by the day to find good used vinyl records because so many people are using them for art projects.
Wow.....So a bucket cold water and spray paint ......Wow Those items are Beautiful
Ancient techniques resurrected! We were doing these with asphaltum, turpentine, various sprays and lithographic water trays. Back in the early 70s!!!!!!!!! Nice to see this cool art form resumed.
Guess I'll need to crank out something because you've inspired me my new friend!
That is too cool. I've been dipping small stuff with Marabu Marbling paint, but now I guess I need to steal one of our ice chests or bins and graduate to bigger things. Thanks!
I would like to see the pillow and records. After they have been dried. I love how the patterns . Come out on both items. Thank both of you for sharing. Your hydro painting technique. Both of you have a super great day.
Stay tuned, update video will be out in a week or 2 :)
You don't explain anything. No point of watching 👎
What do you need explained to you?
@@dolorescamarda5962 IMO, The video was pretty self explanatory and yet she still explained it all as she went through it
1- Bucket of water
2-choose an item you want to dip
3- using a few different colors of spray paint (she's mentioned Rustoleum brand works well), spray the paint into the center of bucket, one color at a time until reached desired design/color combo
4-dip the item into bucket
5-before pulling item out of bucket, move the remaining paint to the edge of bucket.
6- lay items flat to dry
.....done😐
@@MixedMediaGirl hi mmg! I would like to know how you primed the records!
OMG how much fun was that. My jaw literally hit the floor on the records. I have to know how the pillow case holds up and washing it ? Love you guys.
These are the coolest hydrodips so far! It MIGHT be the purple but those designs are killer!! Keep it up!!
I'm sooooo excited about this pillowcase!
I absolutely love the patterns on the records
Thanks :)
You have me SO addicted to hydrodipping.... SOOOO glad to see you reminding people to use PPE (personal protective equipment) such as gloves and masks because the fumes got me SO sick the first time. I watched another video and someone was doing this in their kitchen and I had NO idea the fumes could be that intense. The pillowcase is AMAZING!!! But those LP's?????????? THE BOMB!!!! WOW!!!! ~ Jan
Yeah I just do it outside now as well, that really helps :)
@@MixedMediaGirl I'm currently eyeing my tote, trying to remember where my hubby put my spray paint cans and wondering if it's warm enough to do this outside today (it's only 43 in Virginia today) or if that would affect they hydrodipping process.... I have some scratched CD's that are calling my name and they could actually be embellished to make Christmas ornaments. Clearly, I'm going to have to start finding some old vinyl that can't be played anymore. I have a huge stash in storage, but they are literally probably collectors stuff now. I can't even....
Lol I know how you feel. It's been raining the last week or so, we luckily had the one not raining day. And Jake and I just went around the house going "what can we dip?" lol
@@MixedMediaGirl LOL My husband says his power tools are "off the list" and he reminded me we need to be able to eat off the dishes so dangit those are out.... :-(
@@SerendipitySoulFluidArt ...Maybe a thrift store for old vinyl records? Or garage sales might be good for old, scratched up vinyl, too. Then you don't have to use your collectibles.
Omgosh that pillow case is gorgeous! Y'all had a great rhythm going there spraying and it gave awesome results!love it, and you!
Laura m🦋
I love the way it all came out. I did a few shirts back in the '70s, but that was with clothes dyes. lololol xxx 💖💖💖
Can’t wait for the update on these!! Curious if the pillowcase gets stiff and could you show us the back? Wondering how much paint stuck to the back.
Oh my goodness that pillow case is awesome! 🤞
Wow! I SO don't need another addiction, but I think I'm headed towards another one. lol Thanks for sharing, they turned out gorgeous!
That pillowcase was rad!
Great video!
I’ve been wanted to do this.
Thank You
~ Chuck
On the pillow and on the shoe use starch as you would use it on a coat that will help seal it and water proof it
Totally awesome! Great colours too! 😊💜🖤
It's next on my list! It's winter here, so I may have to wait for better weather!
Very cool! I tried once and not very good results I need to try it again. Have a wonderful day.
Oh wow !!!! Super cool 👍
This does look addictive I’m going to make shoes for granddaughter and her friend for Christmas 🎄 love this
I did this with t-shirts with my granddaughters. So much fun and they turned out really cool BUT! Some of the paint peeled off after they dried. Any idea why? Or suggestions to keep that from happening?
On your update video, I'd like to know what that pillow smells like after being used. I know it sounds creepy, but really I just want to know if it'll smell like spray paint. 😂
Love how the records came out!
Lol that does sound slightly creepy but I'll let you know 😁
also wondering if it will wash out/fade... can't wait to see how the shoes that MMG has a friend wearing now. If this works, I'm gonna have to go buy more spray paint and masks. LOL
I actually sealed the pillow with something, so we'll see....stay tuned for the update!
I’m going to make shoes for my granddaughter and her friend they are young so they will grow out of them but I’m excited they will love them💕
@@MixedMediaGirl I wondered if you could seal it with furniture safe-guard type sealer....
OMG, those look amazing!!
Great Stuff!
James
Those turned out really cool!! 💜💜💜💜
OMG That was fun to watch 🤗
Really cool, can you somehow seal the pillow case so it is washable?
Check this out :) th-cam.com/video/aVr8gMZd2N8/w-d-xo.html
Awe you guys are so stinking cute!!! I’m afraid one I start hydro dipping it will be full on addiction 😂. Love love love how it all turned out!
What do you prime the record with? I love all of your creativity.. thank you for always sharing
Can u play the records after dipping.?
Very cool!😍🤩
So awesome. I want to hydro dip all the things!
That is so sick! I definitely want to try this 🙌
Well who can resist clicking on that title. :)
I am so excited to try this after seeing your video for the first time. Right now I do not have any spray paint so dumb question but could I pour acrylic paint directly into the water as a substitute? Just wondering. Thanks
LOVE💖💖💖💖💖💖
Wouldn't you be able to seal the paint on the pillow case with just heat? Kind of in the same way we used to do with fabric paint?
Probably :)
That was so satisfying lol
how do you hang up the records to dry without messing up either side?
I just set it on parchment paper :)
You so inspired me and I tried hydro dipping a record and vase today. But it left skin like strands in some parts that didn't stick to object. What didn't I do right...temperature of water perhaps? Or paint issues? I used plain old acrylic spray paint!
Can you use plain painter's masks, or does it have to be the type you showed? Also what is the type of mask that you showed called exactly? Thank you.
These are so cool! I love how they all came out.
Have you tried the fabric mod podge? As sealer for pillow
I actually looked for it and they didn't have it at my local walmart or michael's. But I did pick up a scotch guard fabric sealer that I'm trying out. I put a couple coats on the pillow so that's part of my experiment :)
@@MixedMediaGirl oh man scotch gaurd! I didn't think of that!! I'd love to know how it works out. I used the fabric mod podge for some glitter shoes I was experimenting on but it seems to be better as glue than sealer
Mixed Media Girl so have you washed the pillow yet? How is the paint holding up?
Yes and just fine :) th-cam.com/video/aVr8gMZd2N8/w-d-xo.html
Wow that was amazing fun 👍🏼
The pillowcase was way cool
How would you dip a bottle?
So cool!!
This is.so cool!
Wow loved it!!! Love those colors!👌🏼💯. I just found out about this fluid art etc etc so I haven’t tried anything yet and look soooooo forward to doing it..... I think I’ll try this out first..... great job.... PS I subbed to his channel as well!!!🤗😁
Thank you!!!
Cool!
I know it has been like forever since you posted this but I just had to comment on the dipping. Back in the day (we won't say how many decades it was) I did a report in biology class on hallucinogenic drugs. For the cover I actually dipped it like this but not using paint but ink you use to refill magic markers. It is oil/alcohol based so it floats on top of the water but was readily absorbed by the construction paper I used. It turned out great (got an A... and questions about did I do any experimenting which I denied of course). Any way I thought if you can get anything like that today it would work great on the sneakers, pillow cases anything cloth like. Just thought I would mention that. Also to tell you the paint on the vase thing was awesome.
Peace
Am I supposed to tilt my screen when you dip the records? 😜😁
Yes, yes you are :)
What kind of paint , did you used? thanks
Rustoleum spray paint (white, black, and purple)
Hellz YES!!! 💜👍🥇👏
Love the swirls and your color choices. Was wondering if you could use silkscreening paint for fabric dipping? Not sure if they are acrylic also, but they might stand up to washing and be flexible. And I've seen this done with cheap nail polish, too, on outsides of coffee mugs. I wondered what vinyl records you are using, because I love vintage records and have a victrola to play the old ones, so it makes me a little sad to see them painted. They do look cool, though!
Wow, that's interesting. Is this pillowcase ready to use when dried?🤔
Are the vinyl records still playable after the hydro dip?
Wow!
Is that spray paint or a special paint
Spray paint
Now the big question: Will the records still play?
I'm thinking so...
Give me that pillow!! Lol
Well it is almost Christmas...
❤️awesome👍💕
Do you think acrylic paint would hydro dip? Or do you think the colors would mud together? That would be a cool experiment to see!
I think acrylic paint would sink :)
@@MixedMediaGirl I an going to give it a go tonight and let you know how it goes!
@@michellelucero6630 sounds good :)
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Shut up! This is awesome! Lol
I love that you left in that GARBAGE TRUUUUCK too 😃
I beg you to please only use records that are badly scratched & in unplayable condition. It's getting harder by the day to find good used vinyl records because so many people are using them for art projects.
I already do that
@@MixedMediaGirl Good to hear. Thank You!
Great vid, crap music
It's my husband's music so thanks for that. You can always mute it and watch with captions