The Product I REGRET THROWING AWAY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- How long have we kept something in our cupboards because its too painful to throw it out and then when you do….. it bothers you so much that you have to get it out of the garbage. It is almost painful because you’re literally throwing money away. That’s what recently happened to me when t cleaning my kitchen cupboard and what I found is the perfect thing to use for Mixed Media Art.... you will even love the tool I found too.
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• Tonic Studios Nuvo Easy Clean Mat -
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I bought Tumeric capsules to take for health benefits AND I can open them up to use in art! Tfs💕
They're kind of a mustard color 😍
Yes yes I've used turmeric as well in my art. The yellow color is amazing. I take turmeric capsules as well but maybe just buy some cheap turmeric powder on amazon as those capsules are expensive lol
@@KerenTamir wish I cd send u turmeric powder...use it daily in.our cooking....and also other stuff which would be exotic from.usual.craft material......
ive worked in art stores for 23 years......you are amazing.
thanks so much!
What a beautiful page that is!!! I was reading last night about being mindful of the simple moments/activities of our daily lives with a focus on aroma/color/texture. Started paying attention to details with making my coffee this morning and moving onto creative visions for a project...and then I watched this video. Aroma/color/texture are all over that page!!! You seem to always share something that I need to see at just the right time - I swear our spirits are linked somehow - lol Thank you my friend for being so inspirational 💜
Sherrie wow yes I think thats called raised consciousness. it happens to me often that I'm thinking of someone and at that second they call me. I discovered recently that I'm a highly sensitive person, and I don't mean sensitive in emotions, that of course I am and know. But I mean sensitive to things perceived in the senses like visual and sound sensitivities, even aromas they affect me both positive and negative.... depending on what it is.... and very deeply so I'm careful. The aroma of the coffee in my art that I showed a couple of weeks ago is an example.... thank you for being so open and truthful.... I appreciate it so much!
Oh wow Keren, this is absolutely gorgeous! I love the matcha tool and the texture you've created with it. The rose petals effect is incredible! Love it, love it! Thanks for sharing with us this amazing tips 💖💖
thank you so much!! that brush was truly so cool! I wish I would have used it earlier!!
Another enjoyable and informative tutorial! It’s a pleasure to listen to such a well planned video. Your videos just flow with no wasted words.
Thanks so much Brenda, I work very hard on this and I even took a course on this matter
What a great experiment! We have no idea what all we can use. We must think outside the box and into the trash 😂🤣😂. Thanks for sharing. Blessings and Hugs 🤗
yes Susie that's exactly what I've been trying to show and emphasize in the past few weeks in my videos, hopefully you saw what I did with the tea and coffee in those videos. thanks so much for watching!
@@KerenTamir I did!!! I love it all!
WHAT A COOL BRUSH - never seen THAT before. VERY Creative my friend. LOVED this video. 😍😘🎨
thank you so much Ingrid!! I was so surprised myself!! the texture is amazing
Oh my goodness, I love that page you’ve shown! Wow!
thank you so much Amy!!
What a great video! Makes me think of my ‘junk’ differently. ♥️
yes its a whole different meaning form trash to treasure.... not sure if you've watched the ones with coffee and tea from the past few weeks, there's some other ideas there
Amazing !!! Loved the effect you got with the matcha brush. I think your videos are so inspirational. Keep them coming please!
thank you so much!! stay tuned as there's more and feel free to browse some of the ones from the last few. months there's some other ones I think you'll enjoy!
For decades I have one rule....before you throw it away or recycle it think about what you could do with it. Call me a hoarder but I prefer Recycling Queen. Love this video. Now if I only had some Matcha and a brush but I do have Tumeric.
Yes yes yes me too!! sometimes I forget and then reach into the garbage again. lol.
Loved your use of the tea bag and now I can use some of that macha I have I didn't particularity like.
thank you so much Emilie!! it's finding use for things that otherwise might go in the garbage that brings me joy!!
Tell my son when he sees all this stuff and collection of bottle caps. He's 60 so he looks down his nose at what he considers junk. LOL
Oh my goodness that’s SO brilliant Keren, and such a beautiful page you created, WoW🤩
As soon as you dabbed the Matcha brush “dandelions!!!” Popped into my mind 😂
I just love it when you share your creative discoveries, so inspiring!
yes that was the magical part for me too, making dandelions so easily.... that's why I chose the quote I chose.... because I love blowing dandlions in the wind. Thank you so much Sheila!! sending love!
Keren, really love these videos! This morning when I finished my coffee I kept the coffee pod to mix the coffee grounds with the homemade gesso I made from your video. And I'm now going to change my PJs to run outside and get some hibiscus petals to make red ink! 🌺🎨♥️
Marisol you're so lucky you can go outside to sunny weather and pick up some hibiscus... make sure you dehydrate it. probably on low temperature in the oven for a few hours. although I'm curiuos what happens if you steep the flower directly with hot water lol.
Wonderful tips!great ideas!you are wonderfully creative Keren! Thx for showing the way!!
You are so welcome! so glad to hear!! thank you
Great story telling as usual and great page thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much! I appreciate it!
@@KerenTamir your very welcome.
What a beautiful color from the hibiscus and the matcha too!
thanks so much Cat!! so glad you liked it!
Amazing!! Never heard about match but I love the tool!! It’s a great discovery for an art s tool!!! 🥰
thank you so much Sonia! Matcha is a tea powder made of the green tea leaves. It tastes very grassy. You use the whisk to make sure the powder doesn't clump up. I never liked the taste and almost threw it out and then I got a better Idea lol
it is more about using what we have around the house. What kind of things are typical to Portugal that you could use in your art?
Macha.... I didnt know it till now.... Wow!!!!! Awesome page!!!! It looks like mandala with an owl in it... You know me.... 🥰
Yes it's a powder made out of grinded green tea... It tastes very grassy. I'm sure there's stuff in greece that you could use in your art, maybe some special spices in different colors.... I like the mandala with the owl you see so so cool
What can I say but what a brilliant idea. I absolutely love your pages and especially the "dandelions" made with the matcha brush. I wonder what you will come up next. TFS. 💕💕💕
Oh my dearest Elaine, you always make me blush and feel so good. I do love finding out of the box ideas.... although its hard to always find new ones... something will come to me lol
oh and thank you so so much!!
Oh wow, this is so cool!! Love it! I love everything you've used, especially the hibiscus flowers. (I have matcha in my cupboard too! Hate it! LOL!) I'll have my mom save hers when they fall off the trees she has. AWESOME!!
Hahaha so you're in the same boat as me, thought you'd like it but the taste never grew on me. lol. I literally threw it out and then as soon as I did, I realized I could use it as paint. LOL hibiscus I bought for tea on amazon, I love too far north to have them grow on trees. You might need to dry or dehydrate them.
@@KerenTamir my mom has several hibiscus trees. They live in her house because its also too cold in utah for them to be outside. I can't recall if they bloom in the winter tho! It might be quicker to buy on amazon! Lol! Do you like hibiscus tea?
oh wow that's great. I don't have a green thumb so they wouldn't survive here lol
@@KerenTamir ya, i dont have a green thumb either. :(
I love your brain! ❤️
thank you so much!! I love my brain too lol!!
lol. this is a very funny post but I completely understand and can relate. good work! All paper creafters understand scrap hoarding. I'm contemplating tossing many many drawers full of stuff I'll probably never use. Maybe you've inspired me to ACTUALLY spring into action and use them! Thanks!
yay!! yes I'm glad to hear, thats how it should be, we should use those! its like hidden treasure ready to be discovered
Fabulous Karen and your page is amazing xx
thank you so so much!
WOW!!! Keren!! That is awesome!! I also hate to get rid of things also!! Now I will look at it differently now!! Thanks for sharing!!
Michele that's exactly it, I'm sure we all have many things lying around our hose collecting dust that we could use in our projects.... you could probably mix the matcha or coffee from the other video into paste and use as background in your cards. People will open the card and the aroma will just seep out.
@@KerenTamir That is an awesome idea!! I had not thought of that!! Thanks!!
Michelle most techniques I show can be adapted to cardmaking.
Wow Keren the page is amazing, but more amazing is how you gathered these special mediums! Man, I want to buy matcha and hibiscus tea just to have these mediums! I wll try to refran and just think about what I have around my house. Thanks so much for the inspiration!
yes that's exactly it my friend using things that we find around our house that are just sitting there. Could be spices or coffee like I showed last time. I use the hibiscus flowers to stain fabrics.... its really really cool. thank you so much my dear friend
I love your creativity! Thank you . I have hibiscus trees. Can you tell me how you prepare the flowers for a tint? 😊
thank you so much Betsy!! I bought dried flowers on Amazon however I believe you could dehydrate them in an oven on low heat for many hours. you might need to look up how to re-hydrate things
Ordered a matcha kit! My hubs mother was Japanese, so I’ll have him taste the tea!
a lot of people like Matcha lattes and teas. I found the taste too grassy. but using it in my art helped not to waste it
Scrunching Your Paper And Undoing It You Also Use Coffee Especially Instantly Coffee Even Like A Paste So To Speak Just Use Less Water And You Can Do The Same With Powder Drinks Too And The Smells Nice Too Heeehee Love Your Videos Always Very Helpful Thanks😉
thank you so much!! yes look at the video from the beginning of january, I have done exactly that used coffee but I also used another really cool product in that video that I've never seen people use
Very good
Thanks
I have some matcha in my cupboard too and just can’t toss it out! And I have the brush! Thanks for this wonderful idea!! I wonder how chili powder would work. Will let you know!
Linda that's so awesome I bet you so many people do..... the brush is awesome I can't wait to use it with paint. I would be careful with chili powder as it could burn your eyes if you touch your face with it by accident. I have tried turmeric for yellow and if you haven't watched yet, check out what i did with coffee a few weeks ago in a video.
@@KerenTamir I do have some plain red mild chili. I live in New Mexico and we grow it here so it might work. I’ll have to try turmeric. I have some! I’ve tried coffee and tea and turmeric teabags (the dried bags are great to use after you empty them as the paper is a great color. Thanks for answering! I’ll check out your coffee TH-cam! ❤️
I'd love to see how it turns out please share in my facebook group. that's a great experiment. and yes the dried tea bags is what I used 2 weeks ago in my tea video. The texture is amazing!! Its the video I linked at the end of this one.
Hello from a fellow hoarder but at least yours is organized n you can find what you need. Lol
He he he Sherry, organized? thats just an illusion. you can't see my floor or table in the video. I hide it well.
@@KerenTamir lol
I just found you! Wondering, did you do a video on that celestial picutre you have in the background here? The teal and purple with the moon and stars? I looked but didn't find it and am hoping you can direct me to it, as it's beautiful and would like to know how you did it. :)
thank you so much Jamie, I taught that one in person as part of a big event a few years ago. However I've taught this technique before on other surfaces using the finnabair waxes and moulds. Here is a playlist of how to use them.
@@KerenTamir Thank you so much, I will definitely check those out!
Hello karen i have enjoyed your videos very much and you such wonderfully imaginative ideas! BUT...i strongly object to cutting up books. For any reason. You can print whatever you need from your computer . Books could very easily become a thing of the past. It is necessary to protect the books we now have .
Kate you're right and I understand what you mean.... thank you for sharing your concern..
Oh no! I threw my matcha tea away a couple of months ago,
Oh yes I used black tea bag , turmeric , beets juice .
yes I love that!! love using natural products!