I understand what you're saying about different ways to pour paint there are so many different tools to use it's just blowing my mind but I love variety this is definitely my craft
So.. all those secret recipes, hard to find ingredients, methods, techniques and you do the bloom with just water, floetrol and paint? That was honestly the most informative video I've watched in the last 3 years. Thank you very, VERY much. Your bloom looked exactly like all the others that use the plethora of wood conditioners, varnishes, waxes, etc. All with exactly what I have here at home already. I'm stunned. And happy!!!!
Thank you so much for all the information you've given in this video. You are THE BEST instructor ever! I've watched and listened to dozens of videos on acrylic pouring and while a lot of the instructors were good, none were as informative as you are. You not only go slowly and tell us how to do this but you also tell us WHY we need to do this and I appreciate that so much. Beginner's Mind is something that a lot of teachers forget about once they've learned a technique but you seem to have kept us beginners in mind and because you've made this so much more understandable I now finally feel like I can begin doing this. I've already bought all the supplies (except for the torch) but I've been putting off starting to pour because I hadn't felt comfortable enough before I discovered your video. Now I can truly say I feel much more comfortable doing this so thank you again!
I dont usually comment.. .but what a fantastic video! Usually when i watch acrylic pour tutorials i speed them up. But your video was so informative that i did not want to. You answered so many questions. I love how you not only provided detailed instructions on each step.... you went beyond that and said WHY it was done a specific way. Fantastic video!
Thank you Tammy! You are easy to follow, listen to, and you make me SMILE! You obviously have been doing this along while encompassing all your crafts BUT you still sound like it is a new experience. We can tell by your work and your spirit... You are doing what you love& good luck with your business. You will be worth every penny!
Out of all the videos I have watched, I have learned more about doing a dutch pour watching yours. Thank you for making it simple for those of us (me) that need eazy~pezy !!!
You teached better than anyone else. I've been watching acrylic pouring for about a year but I kept seeing different techniques. People not explaining the way it should. And I watch your video and bam... I feel ready to finally try it 😌
@Maggie Marti Have you tried it yet? Right?? She did a great job of explaining, especially about the consistency of the paint! I stumbled across some paints at Dollar Tree today and came home looking for ways to use them and discovered this technique. BUT alot of the other videos didn't talk in so much detail about the consistency and just said "add water", but I was nervous so I just tried my first one without adding anything... Well, it definitely had a different reaction! Lol I posted my first attempt on video on my Channel. I look forward to trying it again now that I have a better idea on how to mix in the additional ingredients!! Lol Happy Creating!!!
@@TrinaRaysTrekofLife hii! Yes I did. But it came out so weird and it started cracking once it dried up 🤔 and it was hard to move it around. Maybe because I was using a heat gun? And the acrylic pour was a Wal-Mart brand as well. I'll be trying it again soon. Maybe using cold hair dryer rather than heat gun
@@ConvexPaintingNerd Awesome! I'm glad you at least tried it! Sorry that it dried and cracked! 😔 I guess we just have to keep trying until we master it too!!
Thank you I have learn about silicone and the effects on the resin. I did not know that. I appreciate your video. You will do great giving lessons to those who would like to learn 🙏
Oh my gosh.. I can't believe how detailed your instructions are. I haven't started paint pouring yet, but have watched MANY other Artists and Your the BEST Teacher.... Thank you so much, I'm thrilled I came across your channel.... I Love Butterflies, this is Gorgeous....🦋🦋🦋🦋
Fantastic! How did I miss this video? I have done 200+ paintings, and I was starting to get pretty decent results... then I saw a "recipe" and changed what I was doing and started having terrible results! It took me several months to figure out that this new "recipe" that I had found was for a totally different technique! Your teaching skills are amazing! I am now ready to start "finishing" the 200+ projects so I can hopefully sell some of them! I love watching your videos! Keep up the great work Tammy!
U are one of the best videos I have come across I appreciate you very much for sharing and teaching ❤❤❤ Art is definitely a healer Thankfully grateful for you❤❤❤
Tammy, you are a great teacher you explained everything much better than all the other video’s on TH-cam. I’m going to try my first pour today thanks to you .....grazie mille
You are hilarious Tammy. I just realize my comment is for Zach previous video. I laughed like crazy when the high speed on air dryer blew the paint all over the place. I love your videos and I learn from each one. Thanks Tammy.
You answered all of the questions I’ve had on how to do a Dutch pour. Well done and you are an excellent teacher. Good luck with your business and I’m glad I’m subscribed. Thank you.
I agree with everyone else, you are an exceptional teacher. I have tried three of these now and got so discouraged, because I used to do pours and I didn’t realize the paint has to be so thin. I keep my blow dryer on the cool setting after I burnt the paint in the first one.😂😂😂. I’m not giving up you have given me hope. Thank you so much.
Hello Tammy, just wanted to say a huge thank you for this amazing video, I've just started doing acrylic pours and have wasted 3 or 4 canvases now because no other video gives you such a detailed information. So thank you so very much! I now know where I've been going wrong. There is so much rubbish out there about acrylic pouring, some say glue, some say not as it makes the paint crack (and I can say categorically it does!), some say water, some not and Silicone, well don't get me on Silicone! I've been adding Silicone but having done an awful lot of research and also now seeing your amazing video, I now know it's the Floetrol and water that creates the cells, not silicone! I've typed up my notes with a picture of your beautiful delicate flower to give me confidence. I now know it was the heat gun cracking my paint when dry in addition to using glue, so from now on only Floetrol & water to mix the paint! I now have a small torch coming tomorrow. You've given me such hope that I can finally get an acrylic pour right! Wish I was in Connecticut but sadly I'm in St. Albans, UK, otherwise I'd be there having lessons from you! Thanks a million Heather
Hi Tammy, thank you so much for your inspiring and indepth videos. BUT, I'm in the uk and the price of floetrol is madness. A small bottle is about £80 from google. with import costs etc. However owetrol is readily available at a good price in England and wondered what your thoughts are on this product or indeed as floetrol is so expensive can you suggest your next best recipe that does not include flotrol even as a CA ?. I look forward to more videos from you.
Thanks for the lesson as I liked the color burst even though you used minimal colours; once again this is a test piece for you ☆☆.I Feel that's it's colour explosion with minimal colours
I learned more watching your video than I did in the 10 previous I've watched! Thank you so much for taking the time to really explain everything. Your piece is absolutely stunning!
Hi Tammy, thank you for the in depth explanation of each step as you worked on that beautiful painting. For those of us who are new to this technique, it is extremely helpful to be given this information in such a concise and orderly manner. Thank you so much.
This is my second time watching this. I tried a couple last night and got so so results. But I see now that my paint was too thick and I cannot be afraid of using a good amount of paint on the base. I like your quiet way of teaching.
I've been pouring for 2 years now but, I just got a blow dryer to try this technique. Priscilla suggested watching your videos to get great instructions. She was spot on as usual. Great instructions! I'm going to watch a few of your other videos on Dutch pour and then give it a blow😄💜💜💜💜💜
This is so beautiful. Wow. I appreciate some of what you explained. I never realized the heat gun starts to bake the paint. That's all I've used so far to pop bubbles. It didn't seem to do anything to the paint as far as I could tell, but maybe it really did! I'm def going to get a torch! I also didn't realize the Floetrol extended the drying time. I have to admit I've been quite perplexed as to why the dry time is so long as I used to paint with acrylics (in a more conventional type of painting kind of way) and the layers with that would be dry in 10 or 15 minutes or so. I did realize the paint layer with the pours was a bit thicker than when painting in thin layers with a brush, but it still hadn't made sense to me that it was taking 24 hours or even a bit more with the pours. I'm so glad to know that about the Floetrol now. The outcome of this painting here is really amazing!!
Acrylic paint does not dry as quickly as you think unless it is super thin.....what happens with most acrylic applications (not just thick applications like poured paint) is that the surface dries first but the under layers remain wet and continue to off gas for a while. If you try to go in and modify something too soon, the acrylic paint lift in clumps and you may ruin your piece.
thank you so much for this extraordinary beginners lesson on a Dutch Pour. I learned so much and questions I had were answered in the process. I started pouring probably two month ago and I´m hooked.
Tammy i haven't started to pour yet. I have been doing as you say and that is watching so many people and different ways of pouring. I didn't think i needed to look at a beginners class but i saw the picture of the end result and that's what i was interested in. Of course i have watched so many pours where the different colours had developed but until i watched yours i hadn't really absorbed that with just a few colours you had made this kaleidoscope and it was beautiful. Thank you so much Tammy. I will not be thinking again in the future that i don't need to look at something that could help me. I live in the UK but had i been near you i would have had a class from you. Take care Tammy. Shirley. X
Thank you that looks amazing. I have just tried my first puzzle it came out really well but my paint consistency wasn't right your advice I think will help me very much thank you
Love the painting, but more i love the way you explain how to do the pour. I have been watching you for several months and I still learn and pick up things I didn't know. Love you Tammy. Love your videos.
Thank you for sharing your art and techniques through these videos. I have learned so much from you. You have answered so many important questions I’ve been seeking answers to. Keep up the good work! Your videos are more helpful than you know!
Wow, your painting is beautiful! Thanks for explaining the Dutch pour and explaining why you did certain things and what to use. I am new to acrylic pours and can't wait to try this. One question since silicone is so stubborn, why use it, can you do a painting without it?
Hahaha! I splattered black paint everywhere today trying to do a dutch pour. That's why I searched for a beginner video. Tammy is the BEST! Maybe the next time won't be so, ummm, interesting. lol
Your paint might have been in the thin side if it blew past you 😉. Also, it takes a couple of times to get the hang of holding the dryer. Ive been pouring for a year and every once in a while, I’ll get a bit wild with the dryer. You will have failures. I promise this but please don’t give up. The ONLY way you will learn is to push past the failures and learn from them. They will teach you. Remember, you own the paint. It doesn’t own you. Make it work for you. If you don’t like it, swipe the paint off and start over.
Pam Cullen when using a blow dryer or do some spinning I place everything into a kid’s pool to catch the flying colors. When I have my work table closer to the wall I add some of the cardboard trifold boards. I get those at the dollar store.
@@GrandmaMSanger Thank you for that comment...I've been pretty frustrated but have to say that after watching this video, I think I'm ready to give it another go. Her instructions are amazing and I can't wait to see if I can finally have this work out for me. You only learn by doing it over and over...and with all my little failures, I'd like to think I'm due for a success!😉
What a beautiful job! I love how detailed you are at explaining the technique since I am still in the "researching" phase. This can be a little overwhelming at first but I can't wait to jump in and begin. I look forward to finding you on social media.
Stunning work Tammy! This is the first of your tutorials I’ve watched and they’re so informative. I’m so inspired to try a Dutch pour now - thank you 😊🙏🏻 🤗
Thank you for this lesson Tammy. I learned a lot from watching your video. your pouring technic is well explained and what a gorgeous rendering. One question remains unanswered: should the painting be varnished after complete drying? Thank you for this essential information to obtain a quality result.
People may not understand that every paint type is not the same. Thicker paints like the liquitex need more medium, thinner paints like craftsmart need much less and sometimes even a thickener like glue.
Thanks Tammy, I learned another very valuable lesson, after I gave up on the Dutch Pour which are always a flop. Here in South Africa we cannot buy Floetrol, only PM. So I'm now going to do some tests with lots less PM or even only paint and water. Great that you share this knowledge. Thanks again.
This is VERY pretty. You did a very good job of teaching. I've never done acrylic pouring, but I want to. So I watch every beginner video I come across. Then I can pick and choose. This will be one I choose. Thank you
Well ty my friend❤. I have a playlist for beginners although almost every video I post is a teaching video that playlist called back to basics is extremely in depth teaching that may be beneficial. I would recommend learning about different recipes and when to use then for which techniques. This is the list of videos th-cam.com/play/PL70CosHv43rJjr907GuCPbIubFGztGFmK.html
im just starting... ( i love how you taught this process of mixing the colors!). I have one question: Do you mix the base paint (white in this case) with Floetrol in the same way as the colors (small cups)?
I just love it ,lm just starting out l would love to be able to do this beautiful piece,what is in your base paint please l know you have Floetrol but it’s the paint l would like to know thank you
Truly the best video I have found explaining the technique, the types of heat needed, and the way to mix the paints. I really feel enabled to try this for myself.
A very big thank you. Whenever I‘be tried to blow a flower before, it quickly becomes a chaos blow. Being a newbie, your tutorial is the best I have seen. Again thank you. I can’t wait to give this a try. Jules
I'm experimenting with pours now, done a few. It's exciting to see what can be created from these techniques, and the tutorials are so helpful. Expensive hobby, but practice, perfect (hopefully), and sell (hopefully). Very pretty. Tried colander, ring pour, dirty pour, flip cup, blowout.
I went out today and bought a new hairdryer with the type of concentrator your suggested. WHAT A MARVELOUS DIFFERENCE! I sent pictures to my kids and even they noticed the big difference. In addition, I thinned my paints just a bit more. I just made the first Dutch pour I am so PROUD of! Thank you so much for your lessons. You and Kanella are the BEST!
GREAT TUTORIAL TAMMY!!! I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND HOW TO MIX MY PAINTS FOR DUTCH POUR NOW. I NEVER KNEW WHY METALLIC'S SEEMED HARDER TO MIX BUT NOW I KNOW. THANK U FOR USING THE TERM ''CUPS" AND "TEASPOON'S" I UNDERSTAND THAT A LOT BETTER.
You and I share the same name lol from Kentucky here. Thank you for breaking down the steps of a Dutch pour. I've tried so many times to get it right. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Thank you for giving a step by step. I have watched several 101 beginner videos and NONE of them were so good at explaining how to mix. I now understand why I wasn't getting cells. Can't wait to try again tomorrow!!!
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This is the BEST Dutch pour tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you!!!
I understand what you're saying about different ways to pour paint there are so many different tools to use it's just blowing my mind but I love variety this is definitely my craft
So.. all those secret recipes, hard to find ingredients, methods, techniques and you do the bloom with just water, floetrol and paint? That was honestly the most informative video I've watched in the last 3 years. Thank you very, VERY much. Your bloom looked exactly like all the others that use the plethora of wood conditioners, varnishes, waxes, etc. All with exactly what I have here at home already. I'm stunned. And happy!!!!
Totally agree with you!! I’ve seen so many videos with such complicated recipes I didn’t even want to try it. THIS I feel I can do.
To be fair, this is not a bloom. It's a Dutch pour. Very different techniques and products.
@@ConnieLevenhagen yes, I noticed this as well
@@ConnieLevenhagen oh my, so many terms I need to learn the differences of bloom, lacing & cells 😅
@@ConnieLevenhagen but it's basically the same thing
Thanks for such a detailed informative video. I have just scraped a dog's dinner off my canvas and will try your method tomorrow. Here's hoping!
Thank you so much for all the information you've given in this video. You are THE BEST instructor ever! I've watched and listened to dozens of videos on acrylic pouring and while a lot of the instructors were good, none were as informative as you are. You not only go slowly and tell us how to do this but you also tell us WHY we need to do this and I appreciate that so much. Beginner's Mind is something that a lot of teachers forget about once they've learned a technique but you seem to have kept us beginners in mind and because you've made this so much more understandable I now finally feel like I can begin doing this. I've already bought all the supplies (except for the torch) but I've been putting off starting to pour because I hadn't felt comfortable enough before I discovered your video. Now I can truly say I feel much more comfortable doing this so thank you again!
thank u SO MUCH! ive been so confused watching all the other videos! u cleared things up SO MUCH!!!!
I dont usually comment.. .but what a fantastic video! Usually when i watch acrylic pour tutorials i speed them up. But your video was so informative that i did not want to. You answered so many questions. I love how you not only provided detailed instructions on each step.... you went beyond that and said WHY it was done a specific way. Fantastic video!
So many good tips you gave along the way. Really appreciate it!
Thank you Tammy! You are easy to follow, listen to, and you make me SMILE! You obviously have been doing this along while encompassing all your crafts BUT you still sound like it is a new experience. We can tell by your work and your spirit... You are doing what you love& good luck with your business. You will be worth every penny!
I just found her and I agree she is awesome!
Beautiful, Tammy!❤️❤️❤️❤️🌈🌟💥
Out of all the videos I have watched, I have learned more about doing a dutch pour watching yours. Thank you for making it simple for those of us (me) that need eazy~pezy !!!
You teached better than anyone else. I've been watching acrylic pouring for about a year but I kept seeing different techniques. People not explaining the way it should. And I watch your video and bam... I feel ready to finally try it 😌
@Maggie Marti
Have you tried it yet?
Right?? She did a great job of explaining, especially about the consistency of the paint!
I stumbled across some paints at Dollar Tree today and came home looking for ways to use them and discovered this technique. BUT alot of the other videos didn't talk in so much detail about the consistency and just said "add water", but I was nervous so I just tried my first one without adding anything... Well, it definitely had a different reaction! Lol I posted my first attempt on video on my Channel. I look forward to trying it again now that I have a better idea on how to mix in the additional ingredients!! Lol
Happy Creating!!!
@@TrinaRaysTrekofLife hii! Yes I did. But it came out so weird and it started cracking once it dried up 🤔 and it was hard to move it around. Maybe because I was using a heat gun? And the acrylic pour was a Wal-Mart brand as well. I'll be trying it again soon. Maybe using cold hair dryer rather than heat gun
@@ConvexPaintingNerd Awesome! I'm glad you at least tried it! Sorry that it dried and cracked! 😔
I guess we just have to keep trying until we master it too!!
Outstanding teaching! You explained the why’s as much as the how to’s. I learned more on this one video than tons of others combined. Thank you!
I agree!
Hello Valerie how are you
Thank you I have learn about silicone and the effects on the resin. I did not know that. I appreciate your video. You will do great giving lessons to those who would like to learn 🙏
Oh my gosh..
I can't believe how detailed your instructions are. I haven't started paint pouring yet, but have watched MANY other Artists and Your the BEST Teacher....
Thank you so much, I'm thrilled I came across your channel....
I Love Butterflies, this is Gorgeous....🦋🦋🦋🦋
Sandra Lea Melendez I just put the same exact comment lol 😂 she is the BEST... she is very detailed and makes everything clear!!👌🏼
Couldn't agree more!!! All the questions I had in my mind get answered without asking them!
This ^^
Tammy, I think your wonderful! One question.... when you use the hair drier, does it make a difference whether it be cool, warm, or hot?
@@ruthkaplan1724 I was wondering the same thing.
Wonderful teacher
Fantastic! How did I miss this video? I have done 200+ paintings, and I was starting to get pretty decent results... then I saw a "recipe" and changed what I was doing and started having terrible results! It took me several months to figure out that this new "recipe" that I had found was for a totally different technique! Your teaching skills are amazing! I am now ready to start "finishing" the 200+ projects so I can hopefully sell some of them! I love watching your videos! Keep up the great work Tammy!
Hello how are you doing
Belated thanks and happy Pouring!
U are one of the best videos I have come across
I appreciate you very much for sharing and teaching ❤❤❤
Art is definitely a healer
Thankfully grateful for you❤❤❤
Tammy, you are a great teacher you explained everything much better than all the other video’s on TH-cam. I’m going to try my first pour today thanks to you .....grazie mille
Thank you for the knowledge
You’re so generous and thoughtful and talented to boot! thanks for sharing your gift with us
You are hilarious Tammy. I just realize my comment is for Zach previous video. I laughed like crazy when the high speed on air dryer blew the paint all over the place. I love your videos and I learn from each one. Thanks Tammy.
You answered all of the questions I’ve had on how to do a Dutch pour. Well done and you are an excellent teacher. Good luck with your business and I’m glad I’m subscribed. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your support my friend❤😘🤗🤗
Thank 😊 you I am learning
I agree with everyone else, you are an exceptional teacher. I have tried three of these now and got so discouraged, because I used to do pours and I didn’t realize the paint has to be so thin. I keep my blow dryer on the cool setting after I burnt the paint in the first one.😂😂😂. I’m not giving up you have given me hope. Thank you so much.
Hello how are you doing
Hello Tammy, just wanted to say a huge thank you for this amazing video, I've just started doing acrylic pours and have wasted 3 or 4 canvases now because no other video gives you such a detailed information. So thank you so very much! I now know where I've been going wrong. There is so much rubbish out there about acrylic pouring, some say glue, some say not as it makes the paint crack (and I can say categorically it does!), some say water, some not and Silicone, well don't get me on Silicone! I've been adding Silicone but having done an awful lot of research and also now seeing your amazing video, I now know it's the Floetrol and water that creates the cells, not silicone! I've typed up my notes with a picture of your beautiful delicate flower to give me confidence. I now know it was the heat gun cracking my paint when dry in addition to using glue, so from now on only Floetrol & water to mix the paint! I now have a small torch coming tomorrow. You've given me such hope that I can finally get an acrylic pour right! Wish I was in Connecticut but sadly I'm in St. Albans, UK, otherwise I'd be there having lessons from you! Thanks a million Heather
Hi Tammy, thank you so much for your inspiring and indepth videos. BUT, I'm in the uk and the price of floetrol is madness. A small bottle is about £80 from google. with import costs etc. However owetrol is readily available at a good price in England and wondered what your thoughts are on this product or indeed as floetrol is so expensive can you suggest your next best recipe that does not include flotrol even as a CA ?. I look forward to more videos from you.
Thanks for the lesson as I liked the color burst even though you used minimal colours; once again this is a test piece for you ☆☆.I Feel that's it's colour explosion with minimal colours
I learned more watching your video than I did in the 10 previous I've watched! Thank you so much for taking the time to really explain everything. Your piece is absolutely stunning!
I finally understand what a Dutch pour is! Thank you so much ❤
I’ve been Dutch pouring for 6 months I learned so much from you, great teacher.
Very pretty
Hi Tammy, thank you for the in depth explanation of each step as you worked on that beautiful painting. For those of us who are new to this technique, it is extremely helpful to be given this information in such a concise and orderly manner. Thank you so much.
yes you are very detailed!! you are a great teacher!!
This is my second time watching this. I tried a couple last night and got so so results. But I see now that my paint was too thick and I cannot be afraid of using a good amount of paint on the base. I like your quiet way of teaching.
I've been pouring for 2 years now but, I just got a blow dryer to try this technique. Priscilla suggested watching your videos to get great instructions. She was spot on as usual. Great instructions! I'm going to watch a few of your other videos on Dutch pour and then give it a blow😄💜💜💜💜💜
Omg! I couldn’t imagine what was going to happen by covering it up with the white. Amazing
Hello how are you doing
You are very unique. I hope you embrace that. Fun and inspiring watching your journey. Love the lessons and love your work.
Hello how are you doing
This is so beautiful. Wow. I appreciate some of what you explained. I never realized the heat gun starts to bake the paint. That's all I've used so far to pop bubbles. It didn't seem to do anything to the paint as far as I could tell, but maybe it really did! I'm def going to get a torch! I also didn't realize the Floetrol extended the drying time. I have to admit I've been quite perplexed as to why the dry time is so long as I used to paint with acrylics (in a more conventional type of painting kind of way) and the layers with that would be dry in 10 or 15 minutes or so. I did realize the paint layer with the pours was a bit thicker than when painting in thin layers with a brush, but it still hadn't made sense to me that it was taking 24 hours or even a bit more with the pours. I'm so glad to know that about the Floetrol now. The outcome of this painting here is really amazing!!
Acrylic paint does not dry as quickly as you think unless it is super thin.....what happens with most acrylic applications (not just thick applications like poured paint) is that the surface dries first but the under layers remain wet and continue to off gas for a while. If you try to go in and modify something too soon, the acrylic paint lift in clumps and you may ruin your piece.
Thank you Tammy🙏🏻
thank you so much for this extraordinary beginners lesson on a Dutch Pour. I learned so much and questions I had were answered in the process. I started pouring probably two month ago and I´m hooked.
Would love if you lived in Ireland. You are a great teacher. 👍
Just beautiful!
Thank you for all the details for the Dutch pour, now I feel confident to try it.
Thank you for telling us about the small details that are so important
You're an excellent teacher, I've learnt so much from this video, what a beautiful pour too. Thank you so much. Please keep up your good work.
Tammy i haven't started to pour yet. I have been doing as you say and that is watching so many people and different ways of pouring. I didn't think i needed to look at a beginners class but i saw the picture of the end result and that's what i was interested in. Of course i have watched so many pours where the different colours had developed but until i watched yours i hadn't really absorbed that with just a few colours you had made this kaleidoscope and it was beautiful. Thank you so much Tammy. I will not be thinking again in the future that i don't need to look at something that could help me. I live in the UK but had i been near you i would have had a class from you. Take care Tammy. Shirley. X
Tammy, thank you for the lessons, I truly learned several things. Also, the painting is simply beautiful 🌷
Hello Tracey how are you
Good video 😊 thank you
Positively stunning! Loving all the cells and how well the colors reacted
So glad I found this by searching for dutch pour & I got so much more 😀 thanx so much!
Thank you that looks amazing. I have just tried my first puzzle it came out really well but my paint consistency wasn't right your advice I think will help me very much thank you
Love the painting, but more i love the way you explain how to do the pour. I have been watching you for several months and I still learn and pick up things I didn't know. Love you Tammy. Love your videos.
Thank you for sharing your art and techniques through these videos. I have learned so much from you. You have answered so many important questions I’ve been seeking answers to. Keep up the good work! Your videos are more helpful than you know!
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Hello Lisa how are you doing
Beautiful...you are the best teacher! No doubt your classes will fill up quickly. Best of Luck!
Wow, your painting is beautiful! Thanks for explaining the Dutch pour and explaining why you did certain things and what to use. I am new to acrylic pours and can't wait to try this. One question since silicone is so stubborn, why use it, can you do a painting without it?
just adore you. your laugh and direction is awesome
Wonderfully clear instructions...however my kitchen walls now have an interesting pattern on due to an over enthusiastic hair dryer !!! 😆
Hahaha! I splattered black paint everywhere today trying to do a dutch pour. That's why I searched for a beginner video. Tammy is the BEST! Maybe the next time won't be so, ummm, interesting. lol
I hold old large canvas in front of blowing dryer to catch the splatter 👍
Your paint might have been in the thin side if it blew past you 😉. Also, it takes a couple of times to get the hang of holding the dryer. Ive been pouring for a year and every once in a while, I’ll get a bit wild with the dryer. You will have failures. I promise this but please don’t give up. The ONLY way you will learn is to push past the failures and learn from them. They will teach you. Remember, you own the paint. It doesn’t own you. Make it work for you. If you don’t like it, swipe the paint off and start over.
Pam Cullen when using a blow dryer or do some spinning I place everything into a kid’s pool to catch the flying colors. When I have my work table closer to the wall I add some of the cardboard trifold boards. I get those at the dollar store.
@@GrandmaMSanger Thank you for that comment...I've been pretty frustrated but have to say that after watching this video, I think I'm ready to give it another go. Her instructions are amazing and I can't wait to see if I can finally have this work out for me. You only learn by doing it over and over...and with all my little failures, I'd like to think I'm due for a success!😉
SO YOU ARE THE VERY BEST‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ Thank you from Acapulco Mexico❤️🙏🏻
What a beautiful job! I love how detailed you are at explaining the technique since I am still in the "researching" phase. This can be a little overwhelming at first but I can't wait to jump in and begin. I look forward to finding you on social media.
Stunning work Tammy! This is the first of your tutorials I’ve watched and they’re so informative. I’m so inspired to try a Dutch pour now - thank you 😊🙏🏻 🤗
Additional rationales are appreciated.....I’ve watched and gathered supplies and am ALMOST ready to pour. Thx Tammy!
Thank you for this lesson Tammy. I learned a lot from watching your video. your pouring technic is well explained and what a gorgeous rendering. One question remains unanswered: should the painting be varnished after complete drying?
Thank you for this essential information to obtain a quality result.
Thoroughly enjoyed your teaching
I am in CT loved this. Thank you!
Hello my fellow nutmeger❤❤
Beautiful!!! Thank you for a thurough tutorial. Sorry I don't know anyone in in CT :) Hugs....Janie
People may not understand that every paint type is not the same. Thicker paints like the liquitex need more medium, thinner paints like craftsmart need much less and sometimes even a thickener like glue.
Thanks Tammy, I learned another very valuable lesson, after I gave up on the Dutch Pour which are always a flop. Here in South Africa we cannot buy Floetrol, only PM. So I'm now going to do some tests with lots less PM or even only paint and water.
Great that you share this knowledge. Thanks again.
Beautiful! Explained very well, too.
Hello Elizabeth how are you doing
This is VERY pretty. You did a very good job of teaching. I've never done acrylic pouring, but I want to. So I watch every beginner video I come across. Then I can pick and choose. This will be one I choose.
Thank you
Well ty my friend❤. I have a playlist for beginners although almost every video I post is a teaching video that playlist called back to basics is extremely in depth teaching that may be beneficial. I would recommend learning about different recipes and when to use then for which techniques. This is the list of videos th-cam.com/play/PL70CosHv43rJjr907GuCPbIubFGztGFmK.html
im just starting... ( i love how you taught this process of mixing the colors!). I have one question: Do you mix the base paint (white in this case) with Floetrol in the same way as the colors (small cups)?
It seems like all the paints are mixed in the same way, but it would be nice to get some clarity from the master!
Noemi D s
Beautiful painting and thank you for your very clear instructions. God's blessings.
Thank you, I’m going to try this out now, fingers crossed!
I thought Flotrol was pouring medium, so thank you for that information.
What is a painting medium?
Gorgeous
I just love it ,lm just starting out l would love to be able to do this beautiful piece,what is in your base paint please l know you have Floetrol but it’s the paint l would like to know thank you
Truly the best video I have found explaining the technique, the types of heat needed, and the way to mix the paints. I really feel enabled to try this for myself.
U are the best teacher
A very big thank you. Whenever I‘be tried to blow a flower before, it quickly becomes a chaos blow. Being a newbie, your tutorial is the best I have seen. Again thank you. I can’t wait to give this a try. Jules
This is the best beginner video I've found. You not only showed the 'how' but included the 'why'. Thank you!
You are a great teacher. One of the best instructional videos on pour painting I have seen. Thank You!
So helpful. It answered so many questions. I feel so much more confident about pouring now. Thank you so much.
Wow hair drier can do art also !!! not only Saloon work !
I'm experimenting with pours now, done a few. It's exciting to see what can be created from these techniques, and the tutorials are so helpful. Expensive hobby, but practice, perfect (hopefully), and sell (hopefully). Very pretty. Tried colander, ring pour, dirty pour, flip cup, blowout.
Hello pretty how are you doing
Thank you very much! Your teaching is brilliant!
I went out today and bought a new hairdryer with the type of concentrator your suggested. WHAT A MARVELOUS DIFFERENCE! I sent pictures to my kids and even they noticed the big difference. In addition, I thinned my paints just a bit more. I just made the first Dutch pour I am so PROUD of! Thank you so much for your lessons. You and Kanella are the BEST!
Hello Linda how are you
Very good lesson. You are a very good teacher.
GREAT TUTORIAL TAMMY!!! I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND HOW TO MIX MY PAINTS FOR DUTCH POUR NOW. I NEVER KNEW WHY METALLIC'S SEEMED HARDER TO MIX BUT NOW I KNOW. THANK U FOR USING THE TERM ''CUPS" AND "TEASPOON'S" I UNDERSTAND THAT A LOT BETTER.
Love watching your videos xx
Thank you for tutorial. Will help me tremendously. Beautiful design.
You and I share the same name lol from Kentucky here. Thank you for breaking down the steps of a Dutch pour. I've tried so many times to get it right. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Thank you for giving a step by step. I have watched several 101 beginner videos and NONE of them were so good at explaining how to mix. I now understand why I wasn't getting cells. Can't wait to try again tomorrow!!!
Very simple instructions. Thanks
That's amazing! Thank you Tammy.
hello im from south africa i really love your pouring. Thanks
Such a helpful video, you explain everything so clearly, thank you from the UK💐
You are a really good teacher. Thank you
I am from CT too! I just got into this and that’s amazing what you did.. I’m going to try it tonight .. wish me luck!
Beautiful thank you for charing. White love from the Netherlands
You are a fantastic teacher! Thank you for your teachings.
Thank you for the lesson your awesome!
Tammy you will make a beautiful teacher so much patience too bad I am in Montreal but if you are ever here let me know would love to meet you 😘
Very informative. Thank you so very much❤