I really appreciate that you aren't using expensive die cut machines. I don't have one and was getting discouraged watching other videos. Thank you for this tutorial, I can't wait to make some! 💜
Love the earrings , they are so pretty. I have a question, the edges of your cut earrings, are they not sharpe ? Do you sand them so they dont cut your skin ? Let me know, i'd love to try this.
WOW!!! How cooooool!!! And, sharpies???? That takes the cake 🎂🍰. Ill run n try these .... I hv cans, toothpaste empty shells n what nots! Whooooooaaaa!!! May the Lord bless you!!!
I am totally inspired by your combination of shapes and texturing, plus color. And hooray for using texturing tools everyone has on hand. I can't wait to get started. You do leave one stone unturned though by not showing the backs. Surely you don't leave them with random can ink. Do you the pieces to get the paint off the back with nail polish remover?
I was surprised that they really weren't as sharp as I anticipated. If you cut in one smooth motion, no jagged cuts, it really isn't an issue (also round corners)
@@a.h.szabodesigns6649 see above about heating the can or the piece, then removing with nail polish remover. That gives you the same shiny surface as the front.
What about the fact that the edges will still be sharp on the earrings. If selling to people, that may well be a turn off and get bad reviews and such. I know you can sand the edges, but is that enough to prevent cuts? Thanks for the video.
You can heat the can to at least 250° F or more for maybe 15 minutes (toaster ovens work), then remove the paint with nail polish remover. You must heat it first! You can do the whole can or individual pieces this way.
I'm not sure where these came from, I've had them a long time. I either ordered them from Rio Grande jewelry supply, or they were part of my college metals tool kit.
Just did a little research on the effects on human skin and apparently it states that "that only at excessive concentrations of aluminium are toxic manifestations seen and, hence aluminium is considered to possess a “low” potential for producing adverse effects." I hope that helps.
I really appreciate that you aren't using expensive die cut machines. I don't have one and was getting discouraged watching other videos. Thank you for this tutorial, I can't wait to make some! 💜
Love the earrings , they are so pretty.
I have a question, the edges of your cut earrings, are they not sharpe ?
Do you sand them so they dont cut your skin ?
Let me know, i'd love to try this.
Are the edges still sharp after cutting the shape with scissors or will could they still slice skin or clothing at that point?
Absolutely fab!!! Thank you❤
Pretty earrings. I can’t wait to try this.
I've seen tea cans with cherry blossom on them , I think I will try that. They are beautiful colors. Thanks for the inspiration 🎉😅❤❤
Brilliant video, great ideas and easy to follow video thank you so much for sharing xxx
Great tutorial. Thanks!
WOW!!! How cooooool!!! And, sharpies???? That takes the cake 🎂🍰. Ill run n try these .... I hv cans, toothpaste empty shells n what nots! Whooooooaaaa!!! May the Lord bless you!!!
Thanks! I hope you are having a blast playing around and making new pieces!
Cool project, thanks for sharing.
You bet!
Thank you for sharing.😘
This looks like fun, I’ll have to try it. Thanks!
Amazing video,many thanks
Thank you too!
Great video and you made pretty jewelry.🦋👏😀
I am totally inspired by your combination of shapes and texturing, plus color. And hooray for using texturing tools everyone has on hand. I can't wait to get started. You do leave one stone unturned though by not showing the backs. Surely you don't leave them with random can ink. Do you the pieces to get the paint off the back with nail polish remover?
GREAT DIY!!! Going to use several of these for my teen class
That's awesome!! Enjoy!
Wonderful video love ❤️ your work!
Great ideas!💖
Les découpes avec des dies fonctionnent très bien aussi 😉
Fascinating!
Thanks!
Thank You.
I do tin can art too
Awesome
This is fantastic. How did you get the edges so they didn’t cut skin?
I was surprised that they really weren't as sharp as I anticipated. If you cut in one smooth motion, no jagged cuts, it really isn't an issue (also round corners)
Are the edges if the piece sharp? Love the idea!🎉 Great detailed video.
I was wondering the same thing. I'm concerned about the edges, especially with earrings being next to the face.
Oops. Sorry. I just read some of the other comments and see where you addressed the edges question!
Just found your Channel... Why don't you use the color of the can on the other side?🎉❤
Do you know how I can wipe the outside of the coke cans?
As in get rid of the print? You could try acetone, or you can sand it down.
@@a.h.szabodesigns6649 see above about heating the can or the piece, then removing with nail polish remover. That gives you the same shiny surface as the front.
What do you do about the backs?
What about the fact that the edges will still be sharp on the earrings. If selling to people, that may well be a turn off and get bad reviews and such. I know you can sand the edges, but is that enough to prevent cuts? Thanks for the video.
I was surprised that they actually weren't sharp at all! If you cut in one smooth motion, and round corners, you're set!
Question??? What do you do so the back, printed part; does not show?
do you paint it or what?
You can heat the can to at least 250° F or more for maybe 15 minutes (toaster ovens work), then remove the paint with nail polish remover. You must heat it first! You can do the whole can or individual pieces this way.
Bonjour, comment faites vous pour que les bords ne restent pas coupants s'il vous plait ?
As long as the cut on the edge is smooth it isn't sharp. It is the jagged edges that are the issue.
Les bords ne sont pas tranchants si vous les coupez en une ligne lisse et des coins arrondis. Ce n'est net que si vous avez des coupes irrégulières.
Where did you buy your took kit? I have not seen flat plyers like the ones you used before...
I'm not sure where these came from, I've had them a long time. I either ordered them from Rio Grande jewelry supply, or they were part of my college metals tool kit.
You can buy them at any craft shop that has beading supplies. Maybe also places like Home Depot or Harbor Freight Tools.
What do you use the nail remover for?
Nail polish remover is used to play with the alcohol inks (rubbing alcohol works too) as well as clean the cans.
Not tin cans! They are aluminium!
Yes, I wondered about that too.
Just did a little research on the effects on human skin and apparently it states that "that only at excessive concentrations of aluminium are toxic manifestations seen and, hence aluminium is considered to possess a “low” potential for producing adverse effects." I hope that helps.
Cans don't pop. There's only soda in there.