Rubbing alcohol removes sharpie hehe. Anywho, love the video and how I was feeling the nail struggle on lifting those corners and my nails are shorter! I still use release papers and washi tape methods, buit I am partial to those vinyl section frames. Maybe I am biased. Protip: leave a gap so you can cut between them :P
Before I section I label the diamond drill numbers on the release paper for the sections to have the drills ready for that particular area, saves so much time. Thanks Mrs Coffee love your channel
I started with washi, but now my favorite are the release papers from Crashley. Super easy, durable, hides confetti/mystery as needed and lots of different patterns that make them fun to use. Love them!
I'm glad you did this video I like that you are revising some of your old videos, I appreciate this alot. I'm still new to diamond painting and learning all I can. I have only did the release papers it works out good for me.
Although I have tried and have used the washi tape, it never worked great for me. I do like the release papers, but now my favorite is the vinyl. I prefer the smaller ones and as I move to the next section, I move the vinyl up to the next part of the kit that needs to be framed and cut the plastic away and work that section. Once there are no other sections, I place the vinyl section on the release papers for the next kit. Great video!
Thank you so much for this helpful demonstration. The vinyl technique gives you a very clean look. I'm glad you showed us the separate versions. I wouldn't want to invest in all 3, just to figure out i only would use one. I use inexpensive release paper, i usually cut it as i go to make smaller sections, and washi tape. But your release paper is so cute. I'm truly grateful for your TH-cam and twitch videos. You keep me inspired! 😊
Hey I’m just found your channel I love diamonds painting. Not even realizing there would be TH-cam channels about this craft🤦♀️. I will be sure to stick around and check out your videos. Never even thought to section off my canvas I usually start at a corner then go from there this might actually help make doing the paintings easier and less daunting to do larger painting. I have 4-5 that I’ve put off because they are so big.
Wow you learn something every day! Thank you for sharing! The vinyl method is very interesting and a cool way to section, but I really like using release papers. I might have to try the vinyl method in the future. Release papers is my favorite way to diamond paint. Thank you for keeping us in the loop on new ways to diamond paint! 😊
After buying my first small canvas a month ago, I immediately hated the plastic cover: it reflected glare from the overhead light. So I came up with my own very simple solution: I covered the canvas with a single sheet of baking paper. (I think it's called parchment paper in the US.) Then I used a ruler and a fine tipped Sharpie to draw grid lines on it. Then I used a craft knife to cut out the section that I wanted to work on. The bonus is that the baking paper is cheap and available at any supermarket. This would work for larger canvases, too: you'd just have to use more baking paper to achieve the same result. You could also cut the baking paper into different sizes to emulate the release papers that are sold elsewhere. Edit: I still use washi tape to cover the adhesive that extends outside the border of the canvas.
That was useful because all these methods were not here when some of us started this craft many years ago. I prefer your release papers as my go to method
Release papers for me all the way! I love getting the squares done within the “squares” of the release papers! I get to see how they lock in in a miniature version and then I go on to the next one. 🎉🎉🎉❤
Good evening Mrs Coffee, thank you for showing all three methods of blocking for Diamond painting. I use the Washi method, but I might try the release paper on my next Diamond painting project. Have a wonderful evening.
Hi Mrs. Coffee! I am on my way to finish my second diamond painting, and I use the release paper. For me, it is easier, and I thank you for this video and sharing other ways to craft! I recently bought diamond paintings from Diamond Art Club, and I am excited to kit up and begin painting! Thank you again, and you too stay safe in these crafty streets!😊
Great video explanation Mrs c! 👍🏻 I use a combination of washi and release papers. I usually section one row (release paper sized row from right to left,with small overlap usually 4 pieces in all) with washi tape as a border to stop the plastic from tearing or rolling on the cut edge,then put down the release paper row,then trim the plastic off above the washi line. Just one row at a time working from the top . If you work from left to right then place papers down right to left,that way as you work the papers don't get caught under each other and stay flat. The washi stabilises the flimsy plastic really well and it's easier than putting release papers on the entire canvas, esp if you have to keep the unworked canvas rolled up due to size of canvas or working area.
Thanks for doing the updated videos: I was just thinking the other day I needed scroll TH-cam for any new trends for diamond art since I started 2 years ago . You read my mind 😂
I just started diamond painting and really enjoy it. I didn't know anything on how to to portion the section and than I saw a video on using washi tape. I also saw a video on using partition paper but that looked like to much work. Anyway thanks for sharing the video I like the release method so thank you.
Thanks for update. And showing all the ways. I myself prefer the release papers. I love Crashleys and your new wonderful designs. I will be stocking up soon. I absolutely love your videos. See you tonight. Sorry I missed twitch this morning. Had Dr's appt. Hope you have an enjoyable day 😊.
I like using the tape but I ran out of tape one time so now what I do is I take a sharpie marker and I write squares on the top of the paper and so that’s what I do now and I really like it. But I want to try the release paper stuff. Thank you for all the videos you make
Great information.....I Love it!!! I'm still a newbie at Diamond Painting so I love all of your information. So I guess for a beginner I started with washie tape and know I.m finally finding out there are methods!! So thanks for all the new information. Back to you to always stay safe and be COOL!!!!😂😉
How our your kids and husband doing now days? What about anotherway by using parchment paper? Do u like to use parchment paper?i like the white on paintings and the on parchment paper.
I prefer release paper, i do use parchment. I actually have a video on it, but for this video, I was showing the newest trends in the diamond painting community
I've only used washi tape so far. I managed to find some thin washi which only covers one row of the painting, for some reason I prefer that to the thicker tape covering a few rows 🤷🏽♀️
Release Papers come in small size over at www.craftswithcrashley.com with code Coffee10 you save 10% off ( not affiliated) with the pape you can make the cover paper your own release paper
I like these ideas,washi tape and the release paper. I would like to ask a question,i have quite a few adhesive painting can i use the release papers on them as well.thank you in advance 😊😊
Every time I see the Johnny Depp Dior commercial before one of your videos. I’m like how appropriate 😂 I’m like I already have to kit up and down to diamond paint. Do I wanna add more work naaa I’m to lazy release papers it is lol
I have done release paper and washi tape. I have found for me that I like the washi tape method best. However, I use the release paper to rest my hand on.
It was super helpful to me. And I have a kind suggestion about thise vinyls, why not leave them on plastic to reuse on the next canvas, instead of trying to get it off with possibility of damaging it. I would use scissors or porcelain cutter to cut the plastic around the vinyl and reuse that plastic in another canvas. Just a thought. That do you all think?
In my opinion the vinyl isn't the best. I work with vinyl daily (not with diamond painting). She's sending you permanent vinyl which isn't meant to be pulled up. It can be, but it will inevitably stretch, especially those thinner squares. So marketing it as reusable isn't fair to say. She should use REMOVEABLE vinyl if she wants to market as reusable but even then, it wouldn't work too well. Also, why isnt there transfer paper included to get the vinyl on the plastic easier? Placing any amount of vinyl is horribly frustrating without transfer tape. I dont know, I just don't think the idea was thought out properly. For someone who owns a vinyl cutter she should know all this. Which is why to me it feels like she may be just capitalizing on people who dont know any better. Just my opinion 🤷🏼♀️
Rubbing alcohol removes sharpie hehe. Anywho, love the video and how I was feeling the nail struggle on lifting those corners and my nails are shorter! I still use release papers and washi tape methods, buit I am partial to those vinyl section frames. Maybe I am biased. Protip: leave a gap so you can cut between them :P
I use washi and quick release. I’m trying to see how the vinyl frames would work. They look more difficult.
I use baking parchment, and that works, but your release papers are cute
Me too
I like parchment best
Before I section I label the diamond drill numbers on the release paper for the sections to have the drills ready for that particular area, saves so much time. Thanks Mrs Coffee love your channel
I started with washi, but now my favorite are the release papers from Crashley. Super easy, durable, hides confetti/mystery as needed and lots of different patterns that make them fun to use. Love them!
I'm glad you did this video I like that you are revising some of your old videos, I appreciate this alot. I'm still new to diamond painting and learning all I can. I have only did the release papers it works out good for me.
I have never heard of the vinyl method. Do you cut out the windows then diamond paint the section of plastic area you cut away?
You cut around 2 sides of the release papers
Although I have tried and have used the washi tape, it never worked great for me. I do like the release papers, but now my favorite is the vinyl. I prefer the smaller ones and as I move to the next section, I move the vinyl up to the next part of the kit that needs to be framed and cut the plastic away and work that section. Once there are no other sections, I place the vinyl section on the release papers for the next kit. Great video!
Thank you so much for this helpful demonstration. The vinyl technique gives you a very clean look. I'm glad you showed us the separate versions. I wouldn't want to invest in all 3, just to figure out i only would use one. I use inexpensive release paper, i usually cut it as i go to make smaller sections, and washi tape. But your release paper is so cute. I'm truly grateful for your TH-cam and twitch videos. You keep me inspired! 😊
Hey I’m just found your channel I love diamonds painting. Not even realizing there would be TH-cam channels about this craft🤦♀️. I will be sure to stick around and check out your videos. Never even thought to section off my canvas I usually start at a corner then go from there this might actually help make doing the paintings easier and less daunting to do larger painting. I have 4-5 that I’ve put off because they are so big.
Welcome to the craft community 🙌🏾
The Hello Kitty washi tape is so cute!
Hey Mrs Coffee I have and do use the release papers and I have used washi tape. My prefer method is the release papers.
The vinyl looks like more trouble than its worth imo, then again I rarely section when I paint so I probably dont have enough experience 😅
I'm a release paper person. I have got to get some of yours...too cute! Thanks for the video!
I usually do the washi tape sectioning but the release paper looks so cute! I like that you have your own designs.
I like that it's a way to do something for the community
Hi! I bought the busy bee release papers!!! I can’t wait to try it.
Wow you learn something every day! Thank you for sharing! The vinyl method is very interesting and a cool way to section, but I really like using release papers. I might have to try the vinyl method in the future. Release papers is my favorite way to diamond paint. Thank you for keeping us in the loop on new ways to diamond paint! 😊
This was helpful especially the vinyl frame portion. It is the one method I haven’t tried. Thanks 😊
After buying my first small canvas a month ago, I immediately hated the plastic cover: it reflected glare from the overhead light. So I came up with my own very simple solution: I covered the canvas with a single sheet of baking paper. (I think it's called parchment paper in the US.) Then I used a ruler and a fine tipped Sharpie to draw grid lines on it. Then I used a craft knife to cut out the section that I wanted to work on. The bonus is that the baking paper is cheap and available at any supermarket. This would work for larger canvases, too: you'd just have to use more baking paper to achieve the same result. You could also cut the baking paper into different sizes to emulate the release papers that are sold elsewhere. Edit: I still use washi tape to cover the adhesive that extends outside the border of the canvas.
That was useful because all these methods were not here when some of us started this craft many years ago. I prefer your release papers as my go to method
Release papers for me all the way! I love getting the squares done within the “squares” of the release papers! I get to see how they lock in in a miniature version and then I go on to the next one. 🎉🎉🎉❤
Before I knew I put washi tape directly on my canvas thank god no problems. After I finished the canvas I was like ooppssiieee 😂
I love the last one.
Thanks for the info. I use release papers from Crashley too. I didn't think about leaving a little rim to be able to pull up easily.
Good evening Mrs Coffee, thank you for showing all three methods of blocking for Diamond painting. I use the Washi method, but I might try the release paper on my next Diamond painting project.
Have a wonderful evening.
Hi Mrs. Coffee! I am on my way to finish my second diamond painting, and I use the release paper. For me, it is easier, and I thank you for this video and sharing other ways to craft! I recently bought diamond paintings from Diamond Art Club, and I am excited to kit up and begin painting! Thank you again, and you too stay safe in these crafty streets!😊
Great video explanation Mrs c! 👍🏻 I use a combination of washi and release papers. I usually section one row (release paper sized row from right to left,with small overlap usually 4 pieces in all) with washi tape as a border to stop the plastic from tearing or rolling on the cut edge,then put down the release paper row,then trim the plastic off above the washi line. Just one row at a time working from the top . If you work from left to right then place papers down right to left,that way as you work the papers don't get caught under each other and stay flat. The washi stabilises the flimsy plastic really well and it's easier than putting release papers on the entire canvas, esp if you have to keep the unworked canvas rolled up due to size of canvas or working area.
Thanks for doing the updated videos: I was just thinking the other day I needed scroll TH-cam for any new trends for diamond art since I started 2 years ago . You read my mind 😂
Very useful, the vinyl window look nice but a pain to get on and maybe to get off and back on their backing film
How do you use the vinyl? Do you cut the vinyl the same way you do washi tape?
Yes you do
I love using my release papers😊
I just started diamond painting and really enjoy it. I didn't know anything on how to to portion the section and than I saw a video on using washi tape. I also saw a video on using partition paper but that looked like to much work. Anyway thanks for sharing the video I like the release method so thank you.
to be honest i will like to try the vinyl but i love the simplicity of the cover papers
For the vinyl write on ones I wonder if a magic eraser will remove the sharpie
I am not understanding how the vinyl helps section. Do you cut along them like washi tape?
Yes
Release papers are my fav but I might try Keona’s windows one day.
Thanks for update. And showing all the ways. I myself prefer the release papers. I love Crashleys and your new wonderful designs. I will be stocking up soon. I absolutely love your videos. See you tonight. Sorry I missed twitch this morning. Had Dr's appt. Hope you have an enjoyable day 😊.
I love the Washi Tape ❤thank you for how to use different methods 💞
I like using the tape but I ran out of tape one time so now what I do is I take a sharpie marker and I write squares on the top of the paper and so that’s what I do now and I really like it. But I want to try the release paper stuff. Thank you for all the videos you make
i use the medicl tpe to cover my ends, i do have washi tape but i dont use it for my diamond inting at all.
Great information.....I Love it!!! I'm still a newbie at Diamond Painting so I love all of your information. So I guess for a beginner I started with washie tape and know I.m finally finding out there are methods!! So thanks for all the new information. Back to you to always stay safe and be COOL!!!!😂😉
I cannot get the hang of the washi tape method but do enjoy the release paper recently.
Going to the website to order some of your release papers.
So, how do you cut using the vinyl? Around the vinyl square or in the windows or both?
Same as you do with washi tape, just 2 sides
Good evening Mrs. Coffee thank you for your sharing. You taught me how to do it right because I was doing it wrong.❤☕️
I use the release papers with a combination of washi tape, but I'm interested in trying the vinyl method. Thanks for all the helpful tips! 🌟
lovley video and nice to see the diffrent methods :)
Thank you for making this video! ❤
Thank you for the review, This was very helpful for me. ☺
How our your kids and husband doing now days? What about anotherway by using parchment paper? Do u like to use parchment paper?i like the white on paintings and the on parchment paper.
I prefer release paper, i do use parchment. I actually have a video on it, but for this video, I was showing the newest trends in the diamond painting community
Thank you for doing this video
I have tried the washi tape way and the release papers. I prefer the release papers, much easier and faster for me❤
I've only used washi tape so far. I managed to find some thin washi which only covers one row of the painting, for some reason I prefer that to the thicker tape covering a few rows 🤷🏽♀️
Do you have any tips on sectioning a double sided tape kit and recovering it please other than release paper as I find those to large?
Release Papers come in small size over at www.craftswithcrashley.com with code Coffee10 you save 10% off ( not affiliated) with the pape you can make the cover paper your own release paper
I like these ideas,washi tape and the release paper. I would like to ask a question,i have quite a few adhesive painting can i use the release papers on them as well.thank you in advance 😊😊
I have used the washi tape method and the last one but I am confused how to do the middle one. Do you cut the plastic in the windows?
Yes you slice the squares as you go
Every time I see the Johnny Depp Dior commercial before one of your videos. I’m like how appropriate 😂 I’m like I already have to kit up and down to diamond paint. Do I wanna add more work naaa I’m to lazy release papers it is lol
I use masking tape then I cut with an X-Acto knife down the center of it, and it works slick
My favorite is the release paper.
I have done release paper and washi tape. I have found for me that I like the washi tape method best. However, I use the release paper to rest my hand on.
That’s a great idea to leave the extra lip. 👍
Where you buy ur diamond painting at
Where do you the the stuff that Mark everything off work where you get it at. Mrs Coffee
Please rephrase the question, i dont understand
I am new at this. How would you use parchment paper?
The same way you use release papers, yes you can cut it
Awesome video. Can I ask where you got this painting from??
Oraloa, its called Muscial Heart : oraloa.com/products/0276-musical-heart?_pos=1&_sid=6ac4955f7&_ss=r
My fav is release papers
Ok, I have a dumb question. Once the viral is down, do you pull it off the place drills?
I use the release paper I tried the washi tape I did not really like it but will give it another try
It was super helpful to me. And I have a kind suggestion about thise vinyls, why not leave them on plastic to reuse on the next canvas, instead of trying to get it off with possibility of damaging it. I would use scissors or porcelain cutter to cut the plastic around the vinyl and reuse that plastic in another canvas. Just a thought.
That do you all think?
Where can you bye wish tape . And cut pin
Amazon
I want to see what you do after you put the vinyls on. I’m not seeing the point of these.
Sectioning frames. How cool.
I am using washi tape. But have brought some release paper and will try them next time.
In my opinion the vinyl isn't the best. I work with vinyl daily (not with diamond painting). She's sending you permanent vinyl which isn't meant to be pulled up. It can be, but it will inevitably stretch, especially those thinner squares. So marketing it as reusable isn't fair to say. She should use REMOVEABLE vinyl if she wants to market as reusable but even then, it wouldn't work too well. Also, why isnt there transfer paper included to get the vinyl on the plastic easier? Placing any amount of vinyl is horribly frustrating without transfer tape. I dont know, I just don't think the idea was thought out properly. For someone who owns a vinyl cutter she should know all this. Which is why to me it feels like she may be just capitalizing on people who dont know any better. Just my opinion 🤷🏼♀️
Washi and parchment until I got the release papers from Crash never going back
Thank you for your time to do this…
i use realise papers i add my own sticker on them 😊thanks for the updated video
Where do I get those thingys
I can put those right on the adhesive??
You put it on the clear cover
Release papers (the 3rd way) all the way!!!
Yes, it was helpful. I use release papers it's easier for me.
In use parchment paper
I use both washi tape and release paper.
Good afternoon 😊blessings
Good Afternoon 💖
❤👍
cute washi tape
Thank you for the awesome tutorial!
I us the relspaper
Diamond art what kind paper is that you.have ❤😂❤Tap on a clip to paste it in the text box.Tap on a clip to paste it in the text box.
"put the washi tape on the plastic, not on the diamond painting"
don't tell me what to do! I like a challenge!
edit: HELP@!@!
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