Unlike some of the other videos on cookie tin makeovers, these are something I would actually like to display in my home. You are artistic and creative.
Dear Irene, this project would have to be my favourite I've seen on youtube. It is stunning, and you are so sweet to share with us. I love it. Thank you. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia ❤
Wow they are gorgeous. and thanks for the links to the puffy paint. I have some quite interestingly patterned tins that could use a freshen up. Maybe some Christmas ones for cookies.
Ya tengo una de esas latas pero aprenderé primero a hacer la pintura para delinear espero me salga tan bonito como los tuyos. Gracias Irina, bendiciones.
You are so sweet !! You share your DIY diaries with us selflessly and so easy to understand. And you give such positive credit to other DIY people. I love these cookie tins !! Immediately I thought of how I would want them in my fantasy beach house on the ocean. Those colors would be fantastic to match my nautical theme. [Think sea (azure gray) and seaweed (Icelandic moss) and sea shell (bleached oak)]. I live in North Carolina USA and not too far (about four hours) from the Atlantic Ocean. I love where I live but I might sell and move to the beach someday. Do you like the ocean ? My favorite tin is the first one painted with Azure Gray. You are ... by far ... the best MASTERCLASS DIY INSTRUCTOR on You Tube!! Thank you and may God, blessed be He, bless and keep you always !! ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ⁖💞
I used puffy paint and it was different, it made thicker lines and became puffy only after heating. But maybe it's just the difference in names and brands.. These outliners make super fine lines as you could see and look like very thick acrylic paint. If the puffy paint you have is similar then that's it!
@@IrenesDIY well I thought they did look much finer but I've never used outlining paint or puffy paint! As an outsider I just thought perhaps they were the same thanks for clearing that up! Beautiful work as always. I get excited when you put a video out. If my health was better I try every one of them!
Well, actually I made them about a year ago (this video is translated from my native language), and they're still perfectly fine, these outliners are really resistant. The thumbnail photo has been taken today, so I'm quite sure about that) And since food touches only the insides, which is not painted, I don't think it's a problem about the paint not being a special one, but if this bothers you, you can always use the tins for storing non-edible items
Irene, love your channel and the content you bring us! Do you have an Instagram account that is in English? Wanted to follow you there but the account I found is in your native language. Thanks!
Unlike some of the other videos on cookie tin makeovers, these are something I would actually like to display in my home. You are artistic and creative.
Very Cute.
Dear Irene, this project would have to be my favourite I've seen on youtube. It is stunning, and you are so sweet to share with us. I love it. Thank you. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia ❤
Beautiful! They look like a wedding cake! 😱💕💕💕
Wow they are gorgeous. and thanks for the links to the puffy paint. I have some quite interestingly patterned tins that could use a freshen up. Maybe some Christmas ones for cookies.
Beautiful tins
OH MY GOSH the are so beautiful.
Oh they are stunning 😍!! I love your DIY paint recipe, it works so well. Have a wonderful weekend 🤗🙏🏻!
Love this video! I have soooo many round and square tins! Thank you for your inspiration!
Wow so pretty
My favorite is the largest tin, but they are all beautiful
Gorgeous!
Lovely project🌼 thanks for video. 🙂
Gorgeous
Wow these look amazing!! 🖤
Beautiful!
Tank you . I am always like youre idees 😍 cant want to see more .greetings from the Nederlands.
Thanks!)
Very nice!
They’re nice just for decorations.
You are a wonderful creator! Very useful video! I couldn't figure out what primer you use? Thanks.
Ya tengo una de esas latas pero aprenderé primero a hacer la pintura para delinear espero me salga tan bonito como los tuyos. Gracias Irina, bendiciones.
Muchas gracias, Ana🥰
Very beautiful ❤❤❤
You are so sweet !! You share your DIY diaries with us selflessly and so easy to understand. And you give such positive credit to other DIY people. I love these cookie tins !! Immediately I thought of how I would want them in my fantasy beach house on the ocean. Those colors would be fantastic to match my nautical theme. [Think sea (azure gray) and seaweed (Icelandic moss) and sea shell (bleached oak)]. I live in North Carolina USA and not too far (about four hours) from the Atlantic Ocean. I love where I live but I might sell and move to the beach someday. Do you like the ocean ? My favorite tin is the first one painted with Azure Gray. You are ... by far ... the best MASTERCLASS DIY INSTRUCTOR on You Tube!! Thank you and may God, blessed be He, bless and keep you always !! ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ⁖💞
Thank you so much! I've never seen an ocean, but I'm sure I'll like it) and yeah, the colors are great for coastal decor
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Irene, is this like puffy paint? I've not used either but the outcome looks similar.
I used puffy paint and it was different, it made thicker lines and became puffy only after heating. But maybe it's just the difference in names and brands.. These outliners make super fine lines as you could see and look like very thick acrylic paint. If the puffy paint you have is similar then that's it!
@@IrenesDIY well I thought they did look much finer but I've never used outlining paint or puffy paint! As an outsider I just thought perhaps they were the same thanks for clearing that up! Beautiful work as always. I get excited when you put a video out. If my health was better I try every one of them!
Question: Painting where the lids attach don't interfere with putting lids back on?
No, it works fine, if the paint layer is not too thick)
@@IrenesDIY ok, thank you so much! I love your channel! Thank you for sharing and for all the inspiration! Xoxo
I was sure it was going to be a cake decoration 🤣
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They are very pretty but I am not sure they are food safe. Also the pattern looks like it would scratch off very easily.
Well, actually I made them about a year ago (this video is translated from my native language), and they're still perfectly fine, these outliners are really resistant. The thumbnail photo has been taken today, so I'm quite sure about that) And since food touches only the insides, which is not painted, I don't think it's a problem about the paint not being a special one, but if this bothers you, you can always use the tins for storing non-edible items
Wooow wonderful idea I love it so much and love your colours it's amazing, thank you for sharing keep in touch and visit me I have new ideas
Thanks! I will!
Irene, love your channel and the content you bring us! Do you have an Instagram account that is in English? Wanted to follow you there but the account I found is in your native language. Thanks!
Thanks, Pat! Actually I've stopped posting on Instagram after the war has started, and I'm thinking on starting the other account in English)
@@IrenesDIY war has nothing to do with u. I know so many great and lovely ppl from Russia, don't let the politcs to ruin ur creativity. 🙋🏼♀️
@@cool3041 thank you for your support❤ I want so much the war to be over 🙏 Can't imagine how hard it is for the Ukranians😢
@@IrenesDIY Please do post an Instagram in English. We love you and want to follow you and all your creative ideas! Thanks!