So pretty. Another source for inspiration is quilt block patterns! btw: south Texas temp 108* ... case of canned sodas in car ... explosion ... continue to find and cleaning more sticky spots in the car! The cans are still art worthy! 😁
Do you sell these wonderful pieces you make? They are rather beautiful. I can see the same technique could be utilized but using fabric swatches, or coloured plastic instead of tin cans. Thank you for the inspiration, the possibilities are endless. Have a great weekend.
Hi Carly - I don't sell a lot but I do have a craft fair that I enjoy going to before Christmas. Thanks for your kind words and encouragement I am happy you are inspired 😊
Thanks. I hope you enjoy the project. Sorry you are suffering through a heat wave. I would love to visit Greece some day. It seems so very romantic compared to middle American but I can't complain Colorado is a beautiful state. Cheers and happy crafting 🙂
Hi - and welcome. I hope you enjoy looking around my channel. I have lots of crafting projects that use beer and soda cans, recycled glass projects and more. 🙂
Hooray for upcycling! I love how your pieces turned out. I’ve made so much jewelry out of soda cans. It’s fun making something out of “trash”. You’ve inspired me! Consider me subscribed.
First time watching one of your videos. I really enjoy your style of videos and your finished art. I have been saving seltzer cans for something (?) and now have found my craft. I will have to start asking for other varieties of cans! Look forward to watching more of your videos!!!
This was really neat to watch. I dont think I'll ever look at a soda can the same way again. I hope to try this project at some point. I also wanted to mention how enjoyable it was to watch your video. The quality is fantastic as far as sound, editing, clarity, easy to follow and understand, etc. Thank you for a great video. I liked and subscribed.
I feel a new project coming on😄 I do quilts, scenery quilts, mostly. I like to make them look like stained glass too. I love to do curtains that look like stained glass and when the sun shines through it's so bright and colorful. I've tried real stained glass but I wasn't good at it. My soldering always clumped up. 🤷 You did great explaining how to do this. I subbed and liked! Thanks !
Just as an aside - it might have been the flux or the temperature of your heating element. Mind you, this is just from my research, I haven't attempted my stained glass project yet because I'm waiting for cooler weather so that I can work outside, but from what I've read, that is the main causes of clumping. 🤷🏻♀️
Wondering how sun-proof the cans are for outdoor use? Was thinking about doing a flag. I would nail or wire colored pieces to waterproof material. Super sunny here!
Thanks for your question. The cans do fade in the sun. I believe that you can find sealers that provide UV protection so I would definitely recommend using one if you plan to put your project outside.
Instead of glue stick when you’re cutting out your design, I would use double stick tape. I just thought I would share my idea. That’s very creative. What you came up with kudos to you👍🫶
I wonder if you could use that metal tape for the edges of earrings also...😮😅🥰 Thank you for sharing. This video was awesome, and your artwork and creativity are amazing.
It came out nice. I love it.hign 10-times. Well done. Very created. Thank you for sharing this with us. God bless you. Continue to do more your beautiful work love it.❤Love ❤Luz
Hi, I just discovered your YT channel and I love it! I watched the glue comparison video just now and would like to get the JB weld w/ the light- so exciting. I wanted to ask if you have any advice or insight on creating bezels for irregularly shaped beach glass, paperclay, beads etc when using strips cut from aluminum cans. I am trying to avoid soldering. Thanks so much for the info you share.
Hi thanks for watching. I haven't done anything with bezels but it is an interesting idea I will have to contemplate. I am terrible at solder so I understand. 🙂
Thanks. I would not recommend putting them outside unless you have a really good sealer that also protects from UV rays. The print on the cans fades pretty easily in the sun and the paint and tape would also need to be sealed to withstand the elements. 🙂
@@UpcycleDesignLab I had never done this before, and thought it would be easier, but found out the hard way, when I tried doing this myself. 😂. I have come up with some ideas that I will be trying. This is fun and addictive. 😀
The soda cans can be embossed with a design. Place the metal over a textured surface and rub. Embossing machines are made for this.
Yes the aluminum drink cans are easy and fun to emboss by hand or with a machine. Thanks for watching
@@UpcycleDesignLab 😀😁
This was such a good idea and very pretty. I couldn’t believe the silver lines were just paint.
Thanks for watching. I am happy you liked the project. 🙂
So pretty. Another source for inspiration is quilt block patterns! btw: south Texas temp 108* ... case of canned sodas in car ... explosion ... continue to find and cleaning more sticky spots in the car! The cans are still art worthy! 😁
Yikes sorry for the mess and the heat. Thanks for watching. I am intrigued by the quilt blocks idea thanks for sharing. 🙂
oh my goodness they are so pretty.
Thanks for watching. I am happy you like the project 😊
I love this idea. The tutorial is perfect and I thank you. Christmas gifts here I come.
Thanks so much for watching.
Wonderful tutorial as always. I love your creativity and clear step-by-step instructions.
Thanks so much 😊
This is my favorite project you've made. I am going to try it.
Thanks so much. Have fun. 🙂
This craft is amazing. Imagine that from an aluminum can. I never would've. Thanks for sharing.
Pretty cool. I would have loved to have done this in school or amp as a kid.Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching 😊
These are so wonderful. Thank You for sharing ~* = 8 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for watching 😊
That's so beautiful! Thank you for sharing. ❤
Thanks for watching. I happy you liked the project. 🙂
Great idea. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching 😊
You r amazing n talented ❤️. I applaud you🎉
Thanks so much 😊
Welcome
I’d like to do stained glass, but working with lead gives me pause. This is a really fun (and economical) way to get a similar look. TYFS
Thanks for watching. 🙂
Great job, love it❤
Thanks 😊
Like the simplicity and the use of recycled materials ❤
Thanks for watching 😊
This is awesome, and very pretty! Cannot wait to try this, possibly with some Fall and holiday themes.
Thanks. I am happy you like it. Enjoy your project it is the perfect time for some autumn colors. 🙂
I was searching a video to reuse drink cans for a long long time and finally I found a good one . Thanx a lot for sharing amazing art👍👏👏
Thanks I am happy that you like the project. I have lots more drink can crafts tutorials available on my channel.
Beautiful! ❤❤❤
Thank you! 😊
Do you sell these wonderful pieces you make? They are rather beautiful. I can see the same technique could be utilized but using fabric swatches, or coloured plastic instead of tin cans. Thank you for the inspiration, the possibilities are endless. Have a great weekend.
Hi Carly - I don't sell a lot but I do have a craft fair that I enjoy going to before Christmas. Thanks for your kind words and encouragement I am happy you are inspired 😊
This is genius! Gorgeous work and such creativity!
Thanks so much 😊
You are so clever! I’m definitely going to try this…after our heat wave( all summer) subsides here in Greece. 🥵
Thanks. I hope you enjoy the project. Sorry you are suffering through a heat wave. I would love to visit Greece some day. It seems so very romantic compared to middle American but I can't complain Colorado is a beautiful state. Cheers and happy crafting 🙂
Just wonderful, love the recycling aspect so much!
Thank you! Cheers!
I just found your channel. Great project. I am excited to watch your other videos. ❤😊
Hi - and welcome. I hope you enjoy looking around my channel. I have lots of crafting projects that use beer and soda cans, recycled glass projects and more. 🙂
Hooray for upcycling! I love how your pieces turned out. I’ve made so much jewelry out of soda cans. It’s fun making something out of “trash”.
You’ve inspired me! Consider me subscribed.
Thanks for watching and subscribing. Welcome to my little TH-cam community. 🙂
omg the sound of her cutting into the tape at 13:58
Thanks for the video🎉 I have been thinking about how to put the tin on a picture, but I can't draw. So thanks
I can't draw either. Thank goodness for the internet. 🙂🙂
Great idea- they're turned out awesome!
Thanks for watching. 🙂
First time watching one of your videos. I really enjoy your style of videos and your finished art.
I have been saving seltzer cans for something (?) and now have found my craft. I will have to start asking for other varieties of cans!
Look forward to watching more of your videos!!!
Awesome, thank you! I do have a lot of videos on aluminum can crafts and other recycled materials. Thanks for watching 😊
Those scraps would be great for making mosaics if you have the patience!
I like the way you think. I my have to give that a try. Thanks for the idea. 🙂
Awesome!
Thanks! 🙂
You are so very clever and inspirational ❤
Thanks so much. I'm happy you are inspired 😊
Really lovely & looks simple to do
Thanks so much 😊
Adorei o resultado! Obrigada. Um abraço do Brasil.
Thanks so much for watching. I am happy you are inspired 😊
This was really neat to watch. I dont think I'll ever look at a soda can the same way again. I hope to try this project at some point.
I also wanted to mention how enjoyable it was to watch your video. The quality is fantastic as far as sound, editing, clarity, easy to follow and understand, etc.
Thank you for a great video. I liked and subscribed.
Thanks so much for watching and welcome to my little TH-cam community. 🙂
great recycling idea
Thanks 😊
Ugam dugam!
This was so enjoyable, thank you!
Thanks for watching 😊
This was great! Thanks!
Thanks for watching. I am happy you enjoyed the project. 🙂
I feel a new project coming on😄
I do quilts, scenery quilts, mostly. I like to make them look like stained glass too.
I love to do curtains that look like stained glass and when the sun shines through it's so bright and colorful.
I've tried real stained glass but I wasn't good at it. My soldering always clumped up. 🤷
You did great explaining how to do this.
I subbed and liked!
Thanks !
Thanks so much for watching and subscribing. I tried soldering once too. It wasn't pretty 🤣🤣
Just as an aside - it might have been the flux or the temperature of your heating element. Mind you, this is just from my research, I haven't attempted my stained glass project yet because I'm waiting for cooler weather so that I can work outside, but from what I've read, that is the main causes of clumping. 🤷🏻♀️
@@teebee9735thanks I hope to find the courage to try it again 😊
I love these!!!
Thanks 😊
Just found your channel. Beautiful project, clear explanation. Subscribed😊
Awesome! Thank you! And welcome to my little TH-cam community. 🙂
beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Wondering how sun-proof the cans are for outdoor use? Was thinking about doing a flag. I would nail or wire colored pieces to waterproof material. Super sunny here!
Thanks for your question. The cans do fade in the sun. I believe that you can find sealers that provide UV protection so I would definitely recommend using one if you plan to put your project outside.
pretty cool.
Thanks 😊
Instead of glue stick when you’re cutting out your design, I would use double stick tape. I just thought I would share my idea. That’s very creative. What you came up with kudos to you👍🫶
Thanks for watching and for your tip. You could definitely use the double sided tape if that is what you have available.
Absolutely gorgeous
Thank you! 😊
Great content. Love from ireland
Thanks so much 😊
Hi Cindy! I LOVE this! I’m gonna give it a try.
❤️💜💚
Thanks Paige. Have fun 🙂
Hi I'm a new subscriber love watching your videos👍👍👍👍🌼💐🌷🌺🌻🌹🌸🦋 everything you make is so beautiful thank you for sharing🤗🤗🤗🤗 have a Blessed day💜💜💜💜
Thanks so much for watching and welcome to my little TH-cam community. 🙂
I wonder if you could use that metal tape for the edges of earrings also...😮😅🥰 Thank you for sharing. This video was awesome, and your artwork and creativity are amazing.
Thanks so much for watching. I haven't tried using the tape on earrings but you certainly could. 🙂
It came out nice. I love it.hign 10-times. Well done. Very created. Thank you for sharing this with us. God bless you. Continue to do more your beautiful work love it.❤Love ❤Luz
Thanks so much for watching I am happy that you enjoyed the project. 🙂
Love this crafty idea
Thank you! 😊
This looks so fun!!
Thanks 😊
If you don’t have a prayer, use a spoon because you can put your thumb in the spoon and rub over top and get everything nice and contacted the glue
Thanks for the tip. I will have to remember that one. 🙂
What a great idea.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Debbra 😊
O wow this looks so fun
Thanks for watching 😊
Beautiful work.
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow. I thought you used actual solder!
Thanks for watching. I have tried using solder once but it wasn't pretty 🤣🤣
Great job! So creative!
Thank you! 😊
Amazing work.lovely 😊
Thank you so much 😀
Hi, I just discovered your YT channel and I love it! I watched the glue comparison video just now and would like to get the JB weld w/ the light- so exciting. I wanted to ask if you have any advice or insight on creating bezels for irregularly shaped beach glass, paperclay, beads etc when using strips cut from aluminum cans. I am trying to avoid soldering. Thanks so much for the info you share.
Hi thanks for watching. I haven't done anything with bezels but it is an interesting idea I will have to contemplate. I am terrible at solder so I understand. 🙂
@@UpcycleDesignLab ah, a kindred non soldering spirit! I would love to know if you try riveting a bezel !
Nice video 👍. A!d thanks for not doing the fake open mouth thing in your picture. Somebody please tell me why ppl do that?
Thanks for watching 😊
Instead of that tape, I think they would look so pretty in a wood frame🤷♀️
Sure you could do that. Thanks for watching 😊
Very beautiful
Thanks!
Thanks for your support. Cheers 🙂
Just beautiful. Are these best for indoor or out, and if out, what would be the estimate on longevity?
Thanks. I would not recommend putting them outside unless you have a really good sealer that also protects from UV rays. The print on the cans fades pretty easily in the sun and the paint and tape would also need to be sealed to withstand the elements. 🙂
Thank you.
It’s pronounced Nash-U-Ah 🌞
I think someone has told me that before but I can never remember when I am recording 😁
@@UpcycleDesignLab Lol; I grew up in Vermont, but my mom was from Milford, NH.
The closest “city” is Nashua. 😊🌞
Nashua is 3 syllables: NA shoo aa.
Thanks but I can't promise I will remember 🤣🤣
Have you tried this on glasd?
Hi - I am not sure if I understand your question but I haven't ever worked with stained glass.
Is there a reason for using scissors to cut tape instead of a utility blade?
Scissors are very common for anyone to have.
For safety and control, and accuracy cutting of the aluminum tin can it the better way if you don't have industrial tools
I think it is the easiest but you can use your cutting tool of choice. 🙂
@@UpcycleDesignLab I had never done this before, and thought it would be easier, but found out the hard way, when I tried doing this myself. 😂. I have come up with some ideas that I will be trying. This is fun and addictive. 😀
@@Trammellmjhave fun creating 😊
A lot of folks tell me this is a waste of time!
As much of a waste of time as leaving superfluous comments?
L arte del tacere non fu mai scritto
Nashua is pronounced Nash-you-uh.
Thanks 😊 🙂🙂