A tip is to not use wood spatulas, they often cause bubbles actually , we stopped using them atmwork totally as they create microbubbles as it is a natural material, plastic that dont breathe is way better
All I would add is that your amusement at yourself is refreshing and your enthusiasm for the craft is inspiring. I learn something new from every video I watch. 😊
I love your videos and your perseverance with your experiments, I want to try this, but I am working this weekend, so I will have to wait until next weekend I am hoping it will work with vista's white pigment.
My guess is that the acetone is just breaking down whatever binder is used to hold the pigment particles together. Since it's a resin pigment and resin pigments are often pigment mixed with part A, this makes sense. See if you can find out what the raw pigment/s they used are, and if you can obtain them in their raw forms (probably a powder), and you can probably skip the need for acetone entierly! Might even be able to experiment using your own binders; maybe find one that helps it suspend in the alcohol better. I don't know anything for sure. But the limited knowledge I have on pigments, chemistry and acetone... It does make sense.
Amazing. And perfect timing... I'm almost out of sinker white, but have a project planned where I wanted to use it...but I do have Ocean white and Acetone lol. Thanks so much for your experimenting and tutorials.
I’m one of the people who can’t get sinker whites so I really appreciate your experimenting. It’s definitely going to get a game changer for me. Thank you.
The *Translucent* ones are _absolutely GORGEOUS!_ What a *MARVELOUS Pattern on the odd Heart!* Wouldn’t it be Fantastic to be able to use and recreate this unique and entrancing look?! 🤔 Thank you SO MUCH for this Highly Useful video! I’ll 100% be making the sinker! 🤍
Hi, thanks for sharing. Just a FYI: I’m not sure if everyone knows that the alcohol count/% whether it’s 99, 91, or 70 is the amount of alcohol to the amount of water/aqua. So when you use alcohol as an additive, or dilution, or to deduct water from, you have to take an account that you are adding water also. If you were going to add water anyway, add to 70% first to save money and use less water. With resin we all know that water is the enemy, so your best option is 99 or a light misting of 91% because the water will do what it did for him, come to the surface. Never use 70% with any resin product, it will affect finished product ;) Beautiful Results
Thank you for acknowledging that not all of us in other countries can access the full range of products. And thank you showing us an alternative method. I’m new to resin art and recognise that I’m on a huge learning curve. Kia Ora from New Zealand 😊
Thanks Libby, very welcome 😊 It really sucks that the same products aren't available everywhere, hopefully once perfected, others can now create great petri art wherever they are 😊😊
I've now watched 3 of your videos and while its interesting to see the experiments I'm more confused than ever. Could you title your videos with "experiment" and "perfected", and include a summary text page with formulas plz? Right now I feel that I'd need to do a ton of experimenting myself. Thx!
Hi, the title states experiment and so does the thumbnail 😊 I also mention that I will follow up this video with a full ingredient video for the 2nd version if viewers want one 😊 Please remember, all this information I am giving is free and so far, experimental 😊
That first heart - WOW!! IN LOVE!! I laughed when you said it reminded you of a marble because that was exactly what I was thinking! Reminded me of my brothers marbles when we were kids playing.
Hi ,from Australia Daniel .I haven't been doing resin for that long and have watch thousands of videos I must say you are legend, at all your experiment and the beautiful work you do
I never would have thought to use acetone in ink. Finally I might be able to get through all the acetone I’ve accumulated here. ❤ the effects. I’ll be making a lot of this. Thanks again for a mind blowing technique. ❤ it.
Daniel you are just terrific with all your experimenting. And then figuring out what the problem was with the aqua, you have such a scientific mind. Blow me away is what you are doing. Thank you so much. Awaiting your next video now!! Yes I am impatient!! lol
Okay Daniel I am gonna watch this til the end. No click bait allowed plzzzzzzzz! Will be back after to comment again. Drink is ready, bathroom break taken. Let’s Gooooooo! Awesome job. You figured out the secret of alcohol with the acetone. All the pieces looked great. When I started with resin I was doing pours creating painting. I actually would flick water drops onto some of my pieces at the end for a certain added texture. As long as you don’t stir the water into the resin meaning mixing them up and, it’s not a lot of water the resin will cure fine. And the water will evaporate and leave those craters because the water is heavier than the resin. Sometimes I would wait until the resin was pretty thick and do this also for different effects. Resin is always teaching new things. Of course silicone on resin is interesting too. Thank you for sharing. This was fun.
Well another ingredient in my collection of gel nail supplies. 😅 Seems like I have to buy bigger and bigger bottles of acetone. 😂 Makes sense. Alcohol is a dehydrator. So it will accelerate the evaporation of the water.
Less is definitely more when it comes to this stuff. Love your work. I have a blast watching and learning. You would be such a grand science teacher. I know all of my students would have been very excited to hear you were gonna be their teacher this semester. You really have a gift for teaching. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. 🤍🗝️🌀🕊️♾️🙏🙇🏻♀️🧚🐉🤍
Thank you so much for your videos. I shaped a whole Shopping trip around your videos today 😂 Your videos are great because you have such a fun personality
Hi Daniel!! I have to thank you, indeed, we have to thank you because in recent months you have not only shared your "experiments" with us, but you have taught us so many secrets and procedures! I was able to improve and correct many mistakes I made with the petri dish, but that's not all!! Thanks thanks thanks!!! Sabina
Daniel you are a true resin wizard. Thank you so much for this experiment. So true that it creates more ideas to try. You are so curious and will explore ideas in such a way that comes across so well. Pure genius!
Welcome to Dr Cooper's Labratory!! I keep saying that this medium is 99% science and I appreciate you doing the experiments and sharing your results! You are the best of the best! Thank you Thank you Thank you!! 💕
That is fantastic! I have Castin' Craft white pigment and 100% acetone! I can't wait to try this! I only have 91% alcohol, though. I haven't been able to find anything higher than that. All of the pieces that you made are so cool! I would love to see the video that includes the alcohol. I love watching your experiments!
Hello, I am new to your channel. I am new to resin crafts. I am amazed at the time you took experimenting on various designs. Someone has to do it, right? Your cabochons are absolutely beautiful. Thank you, i'm anxious to try some of these combinations. I do this full time now after retirement. I started out designing jewelry. This is just another step up to jewelry making with resin. And I am also learning which resins are good. Never imagined there was so much to learn.
Some really beautiful colours. I have fallen down the resin hole of awesome videos. I would love to try, but I don't have the space to make them, but I definitely admire others' creativity working with resin. Much respect from Northern Ireland 🍀.
Hey Daniel, I'm at 13.01 and loving the results so far. It's funny you using acetone, about 6 weeks ago I learnt about cleaning my brushes in pure acetone, not the acetone/water mix. I'm a resin artist, I paint with UV resin. I do so many other crafts too, and as I've said before, you've cost me a bldy fortune with the petri castings. Menapausal...remember? lol I do love your videos, and I appreciate all that you show us. xxx
@@daniel..cooper It is, I'm terrible at drawing, I've just started making sun catchers in a stained glass style using acrylic panels and a silhouette cameo. They've gone down remarkably well! You should give it a go, I'm sure you'd enjoy it x
Full video please, with a concentration on the amount of pigment paste in addition to the 30/70% split of acetone/alcohol. Thanks Daniel! I've been trying but didn't have the knowledge or thought to try acetone!
Daniel I love watching your videos and creating new formulas. They are beautiful pieces you create. Yes I would like to see a video with the new formula for the sinker white.
I went looking for you on Instagram, but it says you don't exist. I wanted to show you my latest creations from a past tutorial you did. You bring me such joy.
*WOWWW!* Absolutely GENIUS, Daniel! Honestly, I think I like the results better than with alcohol-based sinker white? These are just amazing! Okay, that was apparently just the first batch...! I had wondered if one could then mix alcohol with the acetone/pigment mix. Gee, I no more think that, than you answered! Yes, I'd LOVE to see a "from-scratch" video on making this new sinker white! Thank you SO much for the experiments you do, Daniel! You are awesome! 👍😊❤
Love, love, love it. I thought of when your done, put the stencle back on add glitter or color to resin fill up were the cream was and cure. Now it beautiful !! Just a thought.
Oh wow, this is absolutely brilliant!!! I was hoping I'd be able to DIY some sinker white so I could try the Petri effect. I have everything but the pigment paste. Grr However watching you experiment has made me want to try and see if I can replicate these effects with other products! Keep up the great work!
The full Recipe is in my latest video for the 2nd batch th-cam.com/video/XH5LbSmLve0/w-d-xo.html
Is there a limit to the pigment/acetone ratio? It seems to me that the more pigment added the less "alcohol ink " needed to make the effect.
Do you mean water?!
A tip is to not use wood spatulas, they often cause bubbles actually , we stopped using them atmwork totally as they create microbubbles as it is a natural material, plastic that dont breathe is way better
Daniel, these were so cool. You’re such an unselfish artist. I love that you share your experiences with the rest of us, so we can all be successful.
Thanks Lauri, if I learn something new, everyone else will too 😊🥰
I love that he stares his ideas. That's why I watch him.
@darlenejohnson2662 thanks Darlene 😊 🙏
Yes, Daniel rocks 👍. Thank you for sharing with us 🙏. I'm having a great time trying your techniques ❤🎉🎉
All I would add is that your amusement at yourself is refreshing and your enthusiasm for the craft is inspiring. I learn something new from every video I watch. 😊
More genius-ness from the master himself. Thank you Daniel 🎉
Thank you 😊
ALWAYS watch through to the end, never skipping! 😊💕
You're the best! 😊😊😊
You are genious Dan 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I have tried so many things to make my own white alcohol ink but never thought acetone would work 🙈 thats so genious 😍
Wow, thanks Damla 🥰 Hope all is well, still planning a come back?? 😉🥰
Hi Daniel! No skipping. Watching advertisements. Saved. I’m ready!
Thank you so much Sue, it really helps my channel otherwise TH-cam does not push out our content 🥰🥰🥰x
I love your videos and your perseverance with your experiments, I want to try this, but I am working this weekend, so I will have to wait until next weekend I am hoping it will work with vista's white pigment.
Love them. Definitely a game changer
These are spectacular. I love the square. That very first one was just wowww.
Thank you so much! 😊
My guess is that the acetone is just breaking down whatever binder is used to hold the pigment particles together. Since it's a resin pigment and resin pigments are often pigment mixed with part A, this makes sense. See if you can find out what the raw pigment/s they used are, and if you can obtain them in their raw forms (probably a powder), and you can probably skip the need for acetone entierly! Might even be able to experiment using your own binders; maybe find one that helps it suspend in the alcohol better.
I don't know anything for sure. But the limited knowledge I have on pigments, chemistry and acetone... It does make sense.
100%, hairspray can also be used as a binder too 😁
Amazing. And perfect timing... I'm almost out of sinker white, but have a project planned where I wanted to use it...but I do have Ocean white and Acetone lol. Thanks so much for your experimenting and tutorials.
Awesome, make sure you get the balance right before jumping into anything big 😊
@@daniel..cooper Starting small is the key to a lot of things with resin art😁
I’m one of the people who can’t get sinker whites so I really appreciate your experimenting. It’s definitely going to get a game changer for me. Thank you.
So glad it will help Maxine 😊😊
You are always good for a surprise. Keep testing and sharing dear Daniel! You are amazing! 😊
Thank you! 😃 I sure will 😊 I will have a full vid on the formula by next week 😊
The *Translucent* ones are _absolutely GORGEOUS!_ What a *MARVELOUS Pattern on the odd Heart!* Wouldn’t it be Fantastic to be able to use and recreate this unique and entrancing look?! 🤔
Thank you SO MUCH for this Highly Useful video! I’ll 100% be making the sinker! 🤍
Thanks 😊 I will work on the exact formula and make an update vid 😊
@@daniel..cooper Awesome, thank you! It was SO singular and spectacular! You are an inspiration, a gentleman and an artist! 🤍
Hi, thanks for sharing. Just a FYI: I’m not sure if everyone knows that the alcohol count/% whether it’s 99, 91, or 70 is the amount of alcohol to the amount of water/aqua. So when you use alcohol as an additive, or dilution, or to deduct water from, you have to take an account that you are adding water also. If you were going to add water anyway, add to 70% first to save money and use less water. With resin we all know that water is the enemy, so your best option is 99 or a light misting of 91% because the water will do what it did for him, come to the surface. Never use 70% with any resin product, it will affect finished product ;) Beautiful Results
This is very important info, I have mentioned this in my update video, thank you 😊
Thank you for acknowledging that not all of us in other countries can access the full range of products.
And thank you showing us an alternative method. I’m new to resin art and recognise that I’m on a huge learning curve.
Kia Ora from New Zealand 😊
Thanks Libby, very welcome 😊 It really sucks that the same products aren't available everywhere, hopefully once perfected, others can now create great petri art wherever they are 😊😊
The first heart that you popped out is fantastic!!!
I've now watched 3 of your videos and while its interesting to see the experiments I'm more confused than ever. Could you title your videos with "experiment" and "perfected", and include a summary text page with formulas plz? Right now I feel that I'd need to do a ton of experimenting myself. Thx!
Hi, the title states experiment and so does the thumbnail 😊 I also mention that I will follow up this video with a full ingredient video for the 2nd version if viewers want one 😊 Please remember, all this information I am giving is free and so far, experimental 😊
That first heart - WOW!! IN LOVE!! I laughed when you said it reminded you of a marble because that was exactly what I was thinking! Reminded me of my brothers marbles when we were kids playing.
Thanks 😊 Yes, a lot of my petri work reminds me of marbles 😂
Thank you Daniel for sharing this new formula. 👍😻👍
Very welcome 😊 Thanks Dolores 😊
Hi ,from Australia Daniel .I haven't been doing resin for that long and have watch thousands of videos I must say you are legend, at all your experiment and the beautiful work you do
Wow, thank you 😊
Daniel, would love a video step by step... This is great information. Thank you
Thanks Tina, will be up by next week latest 😀
The green one right before the red heart is my favorite! It's amazing!
Thank you 😊
Love the sound of the birds in the background!! Those came out beautifully!! Thanks for experimenting with us!!
You are so welcome! 😊
The most beautiful pennants I've ever seen ! A successful experiment yeah woo !!
“Agua” is Spanish for water. Not good for resin. Great hack. Lovely results. Fun experimenting with you.
You're so amazing Daniel, the first square is my fave but all of them looks awesome!!!
Thanks Let's Resin 😊😊😊
I never would have thought to use acetone in ink. Finally I might be able to get through all the acetone I’ve accumulated here. ❤ the effects. I’ll be making a lot of this. Thanks again for a mind blowing technique. ❤ it.
Thanks 😊 Yes, the acetone is definitely needed or a similar Ketone alongside the alcohol, as long as they marry without danger 😂
Daniel you are just terrific with all your experimenting. And then figuring out what the problem was with the aqua, you have such a scientific mind. Blow me away is what you are doing. Thank you so much. Awaiting your next video now!! Yes I am impatient!! lol
Thank you so much 😊 Have just started filming the update 😊😊😊
Absolutely LOVING these effects. I would back them with that beautiful metallic powders.
Thank you, I may try that soon 😊
Absolute game changer, both acetone and acetone alcohol mix have produced beautiful results, thank you.
Thank you 😊
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING 😮😮😮😮😮😮 AMAZING AND GORGEOUS
Thanks Tammy 😊
Yes, please, full vid. You're like Willy Wonka of the resin world. Brilliant x
😊😊 will have it ready by next week 😊😊
Awesome result congratulations
Thanks for leading the way
Cheers from 🇦🇺
Thank you Andrew 😊
Brilliant, absolutely a game changer... Daniel the alchemist 🧙♂️
Thanks 😊
They are gorgeous, another great experiment. 😊
Would love a full video. Your ideas are Brillant and I’ve learned so much from watching you. Thank you😊
Started filming today 😊😊😊
Great tutorial ! thank you. The more information the better! 👍☺️
Thanks Sue, will make an update soon 😊😊
Okay Daniel I am gonna watch this til the end. No click bait allowed plzzzzzzzz! Will be back after to comment again. Drink is ready, bathroom break taken. Let’s Gooooooo!
Awesome job. You figured out the secret of alcohol with the acetone. All the pieces looked great. When I started with resin I was doing pours creating painting. I actually would flick water drops onto some of my pieces at the end for a certain added texture. As long as you don’t stir the water into the resin meaning mixing them up and, it’s not a lot of water the resin will cure fine. And the water will evaporate and leave those craters because the water is heavier than the resin. Sometimes I would wait until the resin was pretty thick and do this also for different effects. Resin is always teaching new things. Of course silicone on resin is interesting too. Thank you for sharing. This was fun.
Thank you 😊 I haven't tried much with water yet but will soon 😊😊
You are awesome. I have tried a number of your experiments without the success you have. I will keep on trying. Thank you
Glad you figured this out. That is great. Thank you 😊
Thanks Bob 😊
Just gorgeous!!! You've been busy!!!!!
Thanks Laura 😊 Always 😊😂
Well another ingredient in my collection of gel nail supplies. 😅 Seems like I have to buy bigger and bigger bottles of acetone. 😂
Makes sense. Alcohol is a dehydrator. So it will accelerate the evaporation of the water.
Daniel your an amazing artist and truly care about and want to help everyone. Bravo
alcohol inks are alcohol + a non acrylic pigment. Acrylic Paints work just as well. both can be used with silica.
Less is definitely more when it comes to this stuff. Love your work. I have a blast watching and learning.
You would be such a grand science teacher. I know all of my students would have been very excited to hear you were gonna be their teacher this semester.
You really have a gift for teaching.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
🤍🗝️🌀🕊️♾️🙏🙇🏻♀️🧚🐉🤍
Thank you so much for your videos. I shaped a whole
Shopping trip around your videos today 😂 Your videos are great because you have such a fun personality
Thank you so much 🥰 Very welcome 😊 Have fun creating 😀
Hi Daniel!! I have to thank you, indeed, we have to thank you because in recent months you have not only shared your "experiments" with us, but you have taught us so many secrets and procedures! I was able to improve and correct many mistakes I made with the petri dish, but that's not all!! Thanks thanks thanks!!!
Sabina
My pleasure! Thanks Sabina 😊
Daniel you are a true resin wizard. Thank you so much for this experiment. So true that it creates more ideas to try. You are so curious and will explore ideas in such a way that comes across so well. Pure genius!
I guess that’s what I get for watching your videos in reverse order, you already answered questions I put in other videos.
Lol
Absolutely gorgeous!!! I can’t wait to make so of these 😊
Yay! Thank you! 😊
Thank you Daniel, they are stunning.
Thanks Irene 😊
Thankyou so much for this informative video. I haven’t tried this technique yet, but I sure will be this week. It’s amazing 👏👏👏👏👍
Thank you 😊
Great work! It would be good to see the new recipe in action to see the process and reactions in the resin. Thanks for the hack!😊
Thanks, will make the update vid for next week 😊
@@daniel..cooper is white pigment paste different from the white in the Let's Resin colour pack?
looks like cool little planets. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks 😊
I liked the back of the pendants more than the front on the second ones. thanks for your work, Daniel!
Welcome to Dr Cooper's Labratory!! I keep saying that this medium is 99% science and I appreciate you doing the experiments and sharing your results! You are the best of the best! Thank you Thank you Thank you!! 💕
Thanks Cindy 😊 🫂
Very beautiful. Love experiments . Awsome job
Brilliant, thanks so much for experimenting and sharing your knowledge ❤
You are so welcome! 😊
That is fantastic! I have Castin' Craft white pigment and 100% acetone! I can't wait to try this! I only have 91% alcohol, though. I haven't been able to find anything higher than that. All of the pieces that you made are so cool! I would love to see the video that includes the alcohol. I love watching your experiments!
Thanks 😊 91% will work, you may just need to adjust the 30/70 ratio or pigment used 😊😊
@@daniel..cooper Okay. Thank you Daniel!
Hello, I am new to your channel. I am new to resin crafts. I am amazed at the time you took experimenting on various designs. Someone has to do it, right? Your cabochons are absolutely beautiful. Thank you, i'm anxious to try some of these combinations. I do this full time now after retirement. I started out designing jewelry. This is just another step up to jewelry making with resin. And I am also learning which resins are good. Never imagined there was so much to learn.
Thank you and welcome to resin art 😊 yes, so much to learn, I'm still learning every day and trying to push new ideas and techniques, it's great fun 🥰
Some really beautiful colours. I have fallen down the resin hole of awesome videos. I would love to try, but I don't have the space to make them, but I definitely admire others' creativity working with resin. Much respect from Northern Ireland 🍀.
Do enjoy your videos, so helpful and inspirational!
Not going to lie but I personally liked the first lot you made on this video. They looked like different galaxy's. Very pretty.
Thanks Tracey 😊 both work in their own ways 😊🥰
Nice experimenting Daniel, appreciate you developing a tool that is not available to others. ❤great tutorial
Thanks Maddie 😊 always great to share 😊😊
Hey Daniel, I'm at 13.01 and loving the results so far. It's funny you using acetone, about 6 weeks ago I learnt about cleaning my brushes in pure acetone, not the acetone/water mix. I'm a resin artist, I paint with UV resin. I do so many other crafts too, and as I've said before, you've cost me a bldy fortune with the petri castings. Menapausal...remember? lol I do love your videos, and I appreciate all that you show us. xxx
Thank you 😊 I'm yet to try painting with UV, I mainly draw and fill using needle tips 😊 Sounds fun with brushes 😀
@@daniel..cooper It is, I'm terrible at drawing, I've just started making sun catchers in a stained glass style using acrylic panels and a silhouette cameo. They've gone down remarkably well! You should give it a go, I'm sure you'd enjoy it x
Full video please, with a concentration on the amount of pigment paste in addition to the 30/70% split of acetone/alcohol. Thanks Daniel! I've been trying but didn't have the knowledge or thought to try acetone!
Will do 😊 the acetone or a similar safe ketone is definitely needed. I will get some good measuring tools for the pigment paste 😊
@@daniel..cooper What a blessing you are to us all! And in addition, you are a "hoot" and so fun to watch!
I love the acetone ones, the colours are stunning xx
Daniel I love watching your videos and creating new formulas. They are beautiful pieces you create. Yes I would like to see a video with the new formula for the sinker white.
Thanks, will work on the update vid 😊
Thank you Daniel for all the techniques you've taught me.
And thanks for doing all the experimenting you do on our behalf!!!🎉
My pleasure! 😊😊😊
Beautiful! I love that first heart
What an eye opener. Would love an indepth tutorial. Absolutely love your work and experiments.
Thanks, already filming the follow up 😊
I went looking for you on Instagram, but it says you don't exist. I wanted to show you my latest creations from a past tutorial you did. You bring me such joy.
My insta is in my bio in the About section 😊
I tried going through your link tree but your insta won't load for me.
These are all awesome, very informative, Thanks Daniel!
Thanks Gail 😊
wow fantastic technic ! keep them coming ! take care !
Thanks, will do! 😊😊
These are way beyond stunning and beautiful. Oh my goodness! They’re breathtaking.
*WOWWW!* Absolutely GENIUS, Daniel! Honestly, I think I like the results better than with alcohol-based sinker white? These are just amazing! Okay, that was apparently just the first batch...!
I had wondered if one could then mix alcohol with the acetone/pigment mix. Gee, I no more think that, than you answered!
Yes, I'd LOVE to see a "from-scratch" video on making this new sinker white! Thank you SO much for the experiments you do, Daniel! You are awesome! 👍😊❤
Thank you 😊 Have just finished filming the 2nd mixture, the results are epic 😊🥰
What a great idea!! You are a genius 😊. They are all beautiful!!
Thank you Dolli 😊 🫂
Daniel your so clever!!! Thanks for this 😊
You're so welcome! 😊😊😊
So cool, you are amazing. Thank you for a substitute. ❤❤
You're welcome 😊
Wow, awesome results. Those are gorgeous!
Thanks so much! 😊
Absolutely Brilliant! Thank you kindly for taking the time to research and share your findings with us!!!
Your experiments are definitely the best!! These are beautiful. ❤
Thanks Myla 😊 Will work on the update vid for next week 😊
Love, love, love it. I thought of when your done, put the stencle back on add glitter or color to resin fill up were the cream was and cure. Now it beautiful !! Just a thought.
Hi Daniel great video , with amazing results as always 😍 thanks for sharing ❤ xx
Thanks as always Michelle 😊😊
Gorgeous pieces
Watched it all as instructed 😇. I’m loving the peacock colours and now all the Mail varnish remover will be out of stock! 😄
Thanks Amanda 😊 Hopefully not 😂😂😂
Hey Amanda, if you are in the US, Dollar Tree has 100% acetone.😊
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you so much! 😊
Thanks!
Thanks so much for the Super Thanks 😊 😀
They have turned out brilliantly.x
Thanks Debbie 😊
Thank you! Very well explained!
Thank you 😊
Wow stunning ❤well done 🎉
Thanks so much 😊
Absolutely love this thank you so much for sharing this with you viewers game changer because I cant get the sinker white 🤗🤗🤗
You are so welcome! 😊
Brilliant as always! Would love to see in its entirety 😀
Thanks, will make a follow up for next week 😊
Wow! I was wondering about using a paste and how to make it work. ❤❤❤
😊😊😊
You're always coming up with something new for me to try. Thanks for all of your great ideas! 😊
You are so welcome! 😊 Thanks Lisa 😊
This is so cool! Thank you for showing this. I cannot seem to find sinker white without it being included in a whole set.
91% alcohol and water soluble titanium dioxide works pretty well you should try it some time
Oh wow, this is absolutely brilliant!!! I was hoping I'd be able to DIY some sinker white so I could try the Petri effect. I have everything but the pigment paste. Grr However watching you experiment has made me want to try and see if I can replicate these effects with other products!
Keep up the great work!
Thank you 😊 Yes, a pigment paste is a must for this, but trust me when I say, a little goes a long way, update vid coming very soon 😊
Wow! Amazing!! Yes please on the video from scratch. 😃♥
Thanks 😊 Will do 😊
@@daniel..cooper thank you.