SO Gorgeous!!! 🤩 How to make Unique Wine Glasses 🍷 DIY Abstract Fluid Art w/ Bloom Style Technique
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Let's Wine about WINTER! In this video, I show you how I made these Personalized 🍷 Wine Glasses...Do it yourself... Abstract Art with a Bloom on a gloss tile then created a unique wine glass bottom. I absolutely LOVE the results of this one!
I hope you are able to find ways to enjoy the process and learn to create even more fun and unique methods of pouring art…just for you!
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Rhonda R Robson
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I have dipped some before. I think I like dipping better, because the bottom that you see is pretty as well and all in one step. But these are very pretty. ❤️😄
Awesome!!!
I absolutely cannot believe that I just found your channel. What a great idea! You did an awesome job with details and step by step. I searched through other posts to find the recipes. I sat with ALL my tiles this morning and cut them and was only able to peel maybe 10%. The rest are soaking in water now! So many tiles freed up to try the new recipe and be intentional. Subscribed and will be watching many more!
Thank you!!! The best base paint that I have found ( I’m sure there are more…just the ones I’ve tried) for peeling off the tiles is the HGTV Sherwin Williams semi gloss ultra white. Thanks for the kind words! 🥰🥰
I use a lot of paint skins. Just a tip, if you wet your finger and run it along the crease , it will help lift it.
Thank you!!!! I will try that next time. I have been making so many since this video I have a good grove now. I will use this too next time I do some!
When I make my jewelry with the glass cavachons I dip it in the wet paint a lot of times I get the color and the design better than after I let the paint dry and it's one less process to glue the paint skin on
I’ve tried to dip my glasses but I like to have both view the bottom and as looking down on the glass to have similar bloom looks. Thanks for the idea for my magnets or jewelry.
Have you considered making 2 alike disks and glue another one on the bottom facing out.
Sooo beautiful
Thank you!!!
Hi. I am a resin artist. I have noticed if the wine glass is submerged in water, the resin lifts off. Do you give a care card explaining how to care when washing?
I have tested my glasses in hot soapy water and it doesn’t lift off. It works well and I even tested them by soaking them for 30 minutes in hot water. I have found they do break down in the dishwasher. And yes I do say hand wash only. Thanks for asking.
Just a quick question to EVERYONE please.....do you think you could cut these rounds on a BROTHER SCAN N CUT?.??
Thank you for sharing your information and beautiful work 👍🇦🇺👍🇦🇺👍
Yes, I think it is a good possibility! I know for me I dind't have access to anything so I used what I had but absolutely I think you could. Thanks again Elizabeth!
Gorgeous. They came out so great. I’ve been wanting to try this!!!
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Thank you!!! 🥰🥰🍷
lol I watched it to the end, and you do do that. Great idea
It is. I love it! Makes both as you sip or as it is in the table look beautiful!
I love this tutorial. It is very informative and I can't wait to try it.
I’m so glad. Thanks for watching!!!! 🥰❤️🥰
Great idea! Thanks for sharing
You are welcome thanks for watching a number of my videos! Take care!
New subscriber here… great job on this video! I have wanted to do a set of these for sometime having already dipped a piece successfully. Although it was pretty, it just wasn’t what I really wanted to see. Thank you so much for doing this for us.
Thank you and you are welcome! I’m so glad it helped out!
What a neat idea!
Thanks!! I appreciate it!!!
That was great, they take a lot to make, The only way to make it worthwhile is to do a bunch at a time. Can I ask what you would sell them for?
Yea...I haven't "SOLD" any yet...they were for my family. I do however plan to take the lessons learned in this to create 100+ for a fundrasier. It will still be a process but it won't be as much. I would guess $30-40 a pair. I really am not sure what people would pay for them. I may have to ask one of the FB groups. It cost me $2.50/glass then paint would be probably aroun $2...so about $5 for materials. The real time consuming part is drying time. I think I have figured out a real good process. I agree though...doing many at once would be the way to go.
Thank you for sharing!! Your videos are so informative and I love your work!
Thank you so much! I appreciate it!
These are gorgeous!! Love them. Have you ever used the baking in the oven method?
I haven’t. I may have to research that to see if that would work well for me. Thanks for the idea!
Loved this! Now I know what to do with all my experimental tiles ❤️
Nice!!! Thanks!
Are these going to be dishwasher safe? If not, have you tested if they stay on if they are soaked in water at all?
With the resin I would recommend hand washing. Yes I have soaked them for 10 minutes in plain hot water and then an additional 5 minutes is soapy water with Dawn Dish soap. All good no break down. Now I have not tested the dishwasher that is my next test. I’ll let you know once I have completed that test. I will also post the video of the tests soon. Thanks for asking!!!
Great video! Can’t wait to try this
Thank you!!!
Love this and other videos of yours! I’m just venturing into the bloom technique. Your step by step videos are done very well! Thank you for that! I had an idea regarding your left over skins. But them in a blank bezel then top with resin. They would make gorgeous necklaces!! I’ve done that with my Dutch and ring pours, they came out great!! Sorry I’m unable to attach a photo of the necklaces I’ve done. I do have a question, do you know if spraying the tiles with a universal mold release before your pour would help release the skin?
Thank you!!! Great idea! I have done necklace, earrings, bracelets and magnets with the skins! As far as the mold release…I’m not really sure on that. My skins come off so east that I haven’t had to try other products. But I have heard from those who have had difficulties that they soak theirs in water for a few minutes and it must help. Maybe try that if your not able to get the skins off as well🤷♀️. Thanks again!
After scoring the edges, place in a sink or shallow dish with plain warm (105-125 F) for about 5 minutes. The skins will lift right off. Be careful not to stretch the skins in the process!
Thanks
Thank you for the excellent video, Rhonda! Your glasses are gorgeous. I have liked and subscribed👍 I only had time to watch half of video but will return to finish later today. Perhaps you covered this at the end, but I’m wondering if you don’t mind sharing where you purchase your wine glasses and goblets? They seem high quality. I wound like to find good quality at not too high a price. Thank you!!🙏❤️🙏
Thank you!!!! I really appreciate it!I bought them on Amazon and bed bath and beyond.
These are awesome! Thanks for sharing this process. I have a question. What is it that you use to put your spinner in? It kinda looks like a kiddie pool but the edges looked scalloped so I wasn’t sure.
Yes, exactly what that is...a small pool. I think it was actually a dog pool I got from amazon. It is collapible.
Have you thought about placing the shiny side of freezer paper on the tile and then taping it underneath, that way all you have to do is peel the skin off of the freezer paper that you poured it on and you can reuse the freezer paper again
I have never thought of that. What a great thought! I’m going to try that next time. Thanks!
@@RhondasTriRRRtistry I am wondering if the freezer paper worked?
Did you use a white base before pouring your colors?
Yes I do.
You may have already answered this, but how long did you wait after making the bloom before you removed it from the tile?
I will wait anywhere between 24 and 48 hours but I have also peeled them after weeks being in the tile. As long as it is dry you can peel them. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Hi
Loved watching your process and the bottoms of the glasses!
Did you resin to seal in the end?
Yes I did. 😜🥰
Am wondering if you can wash these
I tested them by hand washing in hot soapy water and I tested in a dishwasher. Hand washing worked great but they are not dishwasher safe.
Gorgeous!!! What is your mix recipe for the bloom?
Paint Medium:
1 part Sherwin Williams Semi-Gloss Base C + 1 Part Minwax Clear Gloss Polyacrylic
Paint :
1 part Paint Medium + 1 part Paint
Cell Activator Paint: Black - Amsterdamm
Cell Activator #3
3 parts American Floetrol + 1 part Glue-All + 1 part Amsterdam paint + 6 drops of Minwax Wood Conditioner
I also have a number of videos after this one that talk about it as well. Hope this helps you!!! Take care!
Thank you so much for your info.
@@RhondasTriRRRtistry really appreciate the details on the recipe. I went through the posts looking for exactly this!
Can you wash them?
Yes you can just not in the dishwasher.
I know these would need to be hand washed but do you need to avoid getting the stems wet?
No...All worked great when I hand washed them and soaked them for 10 minutes in hot water and then in hot soapy water for another 5 minutes. I am testing dishwasher today...will update later.
They turned out so nice,, you really covered everything, thank you so much! I am making jewelry, looking for larger projects. I thought you should know Shelee of SheleeArt pronounces her. Name Shelly
Thanks for letting me know. I appreciate it!!! I thought that was how I’d do pronounce it but I must not have sometimes when I am really into my pouring I am so focused I don’t catch mistakes and that makes me feel terrible. Thank you! I will make sure I do a better job of that! That is important to know. I will make that adjustment.
i was afraid to tell you, i did not want to embarrass you. I have heard others miss pronounce Shelee;s name
Hi Rhonda, I"m using my Cricut Maker to cut the circles. The Cricut is expensive, so it wouldn't be of value unless you plan to do MANY of these. However, if you have a friend with a Cricut, maybe she can cut them for you! They come out perfect!
Great idea!!! Some glasses are a bit larger than others but it would have helped when I cut 210 circles the other day for 105 glasses!!! Haha! Will have to remember that!
@@RhondasTriRRRtistry I have also had some problems with the 2 skin layers being a bit wavy on some of the edges. I'm going to try to use a brayer (rolling pin) on them when I glue them to see if they will lay flatter. The wavy edges are like your glitter - they can cause some rough edges.
What is the reason for doing it on the tile rather than a silicone mat? or baking paper? much easier to peel
Really a lot of reason. To be able to spin them out and I can produce 20 -30 tiles in a few hours allow them to dry and repeat where the small circle mat I would have I could one produce one it would take two days to dry and could repeat. And to mix a ton of different colors. I really wanted to practice my technique. And I had the tile. I do have a silicone mat under my tile and when it dries I use the skins from that as well. I will try the mat sometime and see but I had so much extra paint from experimenting that I wanted to use up all the different colors and see what colors go well together. Thanks for asking!
How much should I charge per stem or pair?
I charge $20 each or $35 for the pair. This would be for my larger wine glasses.
@@RhondasTriRRRtistry thank you for your response.
Can you give a link to the shiela art?
Links don’t work well in comments but if you google SheleeArt it pops up. Good luck!
how come the underside of your skin is white
It is the base or pillow paint that I use.
I dont think that will hold up with washing the glasses
I would not recommend washing in a dishwasher the heat from the drying could breakdown the resin. However I did test them soaking in very hot water for 10 minutes and then again for 5 in soapy hot water (dawn dish soap) for an additional 5 minutes and no problem. No pealing and no coming off. I will have those test in a video soon. Thanks for commenting so I can offer an answer.
OMG!!!😮😮your making me nervous!…that looks so dangerous! Isn’t there a safer way to remove the skins? The glasses are beautiful. A great idea for gifts. Do take care…😟😟🥰💕❤️🐶🇬🇧🇬🇧
😃😄thank you. I am very carful but you are right it can be dangerous. Thanks for being worried about me! Thanks again!
WAY too much work, much easier to just dip in the paint
Everyone enjoys different challenges and want different results. For me I like it this way over dipping. It is both an enjoyable challenge for perfection. The reason I love doing it this way better is because I can ensure the bloom will be what I want on both sides. And for me dipping can create too much of a mess and muddy the colors.