DIY Color Shifting Watercolors & Snazzy Decorated Tin Tutorial!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- You get 2 DIYs for the price of one in this Frugal Friday video!
If you already have mica powders/chameleon powders and gum arabic you can use that, otherwise I will list what I used below. Also, I'll show you how to decorate a standard black tin which is a great way to gussy up an old scratched one!
I am using a lot of supplies from Let's Resin amzn.to/3z5k8IX *This is not sponsored but they did give me a coupon code to share with you so if you are in need of the chameleon powders, resin, or what to try their alcohol inks you can save some money and their prices are very reasonable to begin with:
Discounts:
Amazon US: For all the epoxy resin, UV resin, silicone rubber kit, pigments, mica powders (that is to say all the liquid and powder products), 10% off discount code: Lindsay36
For all the molds, tools, stickers, 10% off discount code: Lindsay11
*Amazon UK: 10% off discount code: Lindsay10
Supplies (affiliate links used)
Chameleon and interference powders: amzn.to/3AluQvC
Gum arabic: shrsl.com/3nm6y
Full pans: amzn.to/3psT68O *or resue a container you have
Black watercolor tin: amzn.to/3waFcf9
*PS you can buy really cute tins that come with half pans if you want a cute tin but don't want to make it yourself: amzn.to/3QRRvos
These are the alcohol inks I used on the tin: shrsl.com/3nm6q alcohol pearls) and I used rainbow iridescent ink (which you can probably just mix with normal alcohol ink for a similar effect) shrsl.com/3nm6s
*If you only have regular alcohol ink you can spraypaint a tin white and ink on that as well as I did with my small palette.
I used my UV resin kit I shared in a previous video and it works awesome to give it a protective glossy finish: amzn.to/3AJiVZ0
*Remember if you are ordering from Let's Resin on Amazon amzn.to/3z5k8IX to use the discount codes above the supply list to save more.
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What a fantastically fun project. I can see myself in a lab coat laughing manically with joy! Umm, is that just me? Thanks for posting this and coping with the mess! 😊😂🌈👏🏻
Definitely not just you, Anita!!
@@lucyc I know rigggggght!
@@lucyc Phew…! 🤪
@@beckystawecki7519 Absolutely!
@@anitadavidson1266 😃
You add clove oil/honey when you liquify your powdered Gum Arabic!
Fun Fact: In India, the gum arabic is considered very very healthy, and is eaten in some recipes (it's really really tasty as well!😛) The nutrition in gum arabic is the reason it catches fungus so soon. :)
Do you have any idea on how much honey to add? I'm not sure if I'll make my own watercolours anytime soon, but the gum arabic I bought was powdered, so ...
Do you mean to add clove oil OR honey to the powdered gum Arabic or both? Will this homemade liquid gum Arabic from powdered keep as long as the professionally manufactured liquid gum Arabic. I know it’s a preservative so it should, but I don’t want to waste half the pot of powdered if it’s best to make it on a per use basis. You wouldn’t happen to have a recipe for it would you? Thank you for your initial post and in advance it you provide the additional information!
What a clever idea and a far cheaper way to make these than buying a pre made set. When you see how expensive all the tins of paints are getting now. I recently had a brows at some new water colours on eBay . I was so shocked at how much everything has gone up , almost as much as the food and every day prices. It’s quite sad really as Art is such an expensive hobby . I remember when I brought my first set of watercolours. It was so dear,but I had used school quality paints for years. Don’t get me wrong you can get some amazing results with them with a bit of experience. But with a family and one income it was not something I could justify spending money on. But when I went back to work I treated myself. And they were my treasured positioned for years,just replacing frequently used pans when needed. But this is is a clever idea and will save a lot of money ..Love n Light 🥰
Oh my goodness, the sparkle of that Marabu Rainbow ink was so PRETTY! I love how your tin turned out and I'm definitely going to try one of my own. I really enjoy metallic/shiny paints even though I don't use them very often; they are some of my favorites. I need to make a point of finding a fun way to use them. I never thought of brushing the powder over a surface like that before - that was fun!
This was so much fun to watch! I have everything except the liquid gum arabic, but I do have the powdered and clove essential oil so I may just go with that. If people are using clove oil as a preservative for paints they make to sell, it’s probably sufficient. I’d prefer to save my essential oil for other purposes, so I will eventually buy a bottle of liquid gum arabic since I enjoy the idea of creating things from scratch and experimenting. That Marabou medium is absolutely amazing! It didn’t just shimmer, it looked like it was actually moving; almost as if we’re alive! I remember you mentioned on another video that instead of buying alcohol pearls, you could add this to regular alcohol inks to get the same or better effect, so it was already on my list of items to try (I believe it was this medium). I love your tutorials and reviews since we benefit from your extensive experience with art supplies and your practice of finding out how the mediums are created and how the work. I am especially appreciative because I have fibromyalgia which greatly limits what I can do. Your sharing of your knowledge and experience saves me a lot of time and effort. Thank you! 💜 👏🏾 🌈 🌺
My pleasure!
I so understand how a project like this can get out of hand. I recently made some alcohol inks using my distress reinkers. I really wanted all 60 of the colors that I have in alcohol ink. Then I wanted to do it all over again using irredescent medium. Then try using the mica colors that I had on hand. I sadly... controlled myself and only made 12 colors. Though I do plan on trying to make some white alcohol ink. Your tin turned out great, very, very pretty.
Your old "eyeshadow-to-water colour paint" tutorial gave me such pleasure in the early Covid-seclusion months. I never dreamed I could "make" water colour then, and this session just makes me want to "play" again. Handmade shimmer paint is scarce in South Africa, and pricey. I don't have a muller, yet, but wonder if mulling would make a difference to the Chameleon finished product?
No, the shimmer pigments don't need mulling
I love your science videos. I had no idea you could make your own paints or alcohol pearls. Such beautiful colours and effects. Thanks for sharing how to make the paints along with options for how to use the powders. Very pretty.
Beautiful colors! It’s fun to see you mix everything up 👍 Alcohol ink, IMHO, hands down, offers us the most dazzling effects and the most beautiful soft blends…can almost be like air brushing. BUT we have to keep it out of the light bc of the quick fading. I used to do a lot of alcohol ink art, but when I found out it has like zero lightfastness, I just moved away from it and haven’t returned. I have so many alcohol ink markers and may sell or donate most of them. I’ll keep some of my faves for other projects that are print reproductions or won’t see the light. I do mostly watercolor now and LOVE IT!
I've used alcohol ink under resin and they're still pretty bright years later. I also have some fabric colored with home made alcohol inks and then sealed with mod podge. The fabric has been exposed to sunlight in a light filled room but has never faded so maybe the color in alcohol inks lasts longer when it's sealed. It's been about 8 years since the project.
You need to only have one light source to see the color shift properly. I've seen someone use these for rock painting. She painted scarabs & they turned out so amazing. Thank you for experimenting & making a mess so we don't have to. Lol! Cool video!
Love these! Cant wait for a demo painting!!
I was always curious how people made their own water color thanks for video enjoyed this video....i can understand how fun and great for small business owners to start a way to make their own business up.really enjoyed this video and your skill on making your own pans and half pans...mikelle art mom👩🎨🎨✍
You made it look so easy to mix your own colors for painting...looks like my daughter and I will be busy with some of her old makeup...THANK YOU so much for this video...and all your videos...they always teach me something...LOVE & HUGS from overcast Nova Scotia
I just crushed up all my old eyeshadows and will be trying to make my own watercolour soon :) Making my own binder and all :3
Just make sure your careful with those pigments, they get like in every crevice ^^'
Aw man, I gotta stop watching your videos, because now my "want monster" is having a hankerin' for those chameleon powders! 🙈😆 (kidding, of course, about not watching your vids 😉)
Those are SO cool, and quite versatile. Wouldn't have thought about turning them (or my eyeshadows) into watercolors. Thanks for the info and demo!
What are you doing! Putting ideas in my head! I'm supposed to be sorting through my craft hoard and and and...😄
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I’ve been eager to see this project since you mentioned it on Sat Chat! Very cool.
OMG that was fun! I love your 'experimenting with supplies' video's. I find them very inspiring and I definitely learn a lot from them.
I actually have some mica pigments in my stash & wasn't sure how to make paints with them. You make it look so easy that I'm gonna have to give that a try. Thanks for sharing!!
😁😁💜💙💚💛🧡❤💯😁😁Lindsey, I have been watching you for a number of years now and always loved when you would do the DIY art supplies. At the time you were making those videos , I was still teaching Elementary School and would love seeing less expensive ways that I could do a little Art in the classroom with the students relating it to something we were studying. I also loved when you would show student grade or less expensive products that could give an effect that was much better than a lot of the supplies that were available at the school. Sadly, much of the school budget shifted from purchasing art supplies to other areas of the budget. I ended up the last few years needing to buy everything from clay to make pinch pots to watercolors as well as craft supplies because I have always felt students connected better with learning information when they had hands on experience using fun things like art and cooking in the classroom. Yes, we woulf cook in the classroom for lunch once a month and tag it to whatever we were learning in social studies. I would love to see more of these mad scientists experiments. Or perhaps you could revisit some of your old videos and show us materials that are now available that weren't available back then that could be used. In any event I love your videos, and I have learned so much over the years. Thank you for sharing.
Lots of oohs and aahs with sparkles and gloss! It’s fun seeing you cut loose and create. A couple of questions: Would you add glycerin to the paint mix to make rewetting easier? Are there different quality grades of gum arabic? Is more clear gum arabic better for transparency? (I guess that doesn’t matter with glitter paints.) Your new photo looks like the “Glamorous and Frugal Crafter!” 🥳
It all has an amber tone in the bottle but it won't show in paint. I don't add glycerin because I want it to fully dry out but you could if you are on an arid climate
When playback speed is set to 0.75 it makes it easier for non-english speakers to follow!
Thank's Lindsay for the great info !
Glad it was helpful!
Very cool tin!! This makes me want to decorate everything I am looking at with this. It's very cool. Looks like a galaxy.
Lindsey!! You’re gonna get me in trouble with my wallet!!! Hahahaha! I love this!!!🤣🤣🤣💖💖💖
I like how this is less intimidating than the ones I saw from other people who make watercolor paints.
“DAMP…paper towel”
I’m dying 😂🤣😂
I was too. 😄
Oh Lindsey that irridescent medium....so beautiful...im thinking it shows up on camera so well because of the black top !!! Gorgeous !!!
Another way to add color to your metal lids, do the you tube fingernail polish in water to dip the tops in. So fun. Looks like all the tins we covet in the colors you love. This will bring you back to par when everyone leaves.
Great idea!
Wow! That's awesome project Lindsay!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰
I love this kind of experimental video. It's mostly experimental with a bit of a lesson thrown in. The tin is GORGEOUS, just like the other one you made. I have some mica powders that I bought in 2018. I didn't think they were all that. (they are super cheap ones off Amazon). I only really knew one application for them - sprinkling them dry onto paper and spritzing with water. But after seeing you use the embossing ink and brush them on - wow! What a great idea! Will they actually emboss if you use a heat gun on them? Or is the embossing ink just a "glue" and embossing powders do the actual embossing? I think it's the embossing powders that cause the embossing to take effect. I saw someone in a video use acrylic paint then sprinkle embossing powered on and heated it up and it worked.
I'll never make my own metallic watercolors. I have way too many to bother with making my own. I loved the ones that are in your half pans. There was one that looked like one of those scarab beetles!
You can mix the mica powder with clear embossing powder and emboss that way but they won't on their own. They will stick to the embossing ink tho!
I finally bought some gum arabic earlier this year to make watercolours. I had some old eye shadow palettes that I wanted to use. It was SO much fun!! One was a regular drug store brand name, regular pigment levels, and I also had two pots of highly pigmented loose powders. They all look fine, but the latter two are AMAZING - with colour-shifting properties, too. They were expensive eye shadows, so it wouldn't make sense to buy them for this purpose, but since I wasn't using them as eye shadows, this gives them a great new life.😁
You gave me an idea for backgrounds on some of my coloring pages.
Wow... I LITERALLY just saved to my Amazon shopping list some chameleon powders and gum Arabic yesterday! 😅 Excited to see how this turns out RN 💖
COOL 😎 PRETTY... LOVE HOW YOUR TIN TURNED OUT PRETTTTY... HAVE A AWESOME WEEKEND
Those spoons are often available in the baby section at Target.
The tin is amazing and i just had to come watch this video to see how you made it!
Looks like stained glass ☺️
I loved this video.
Thanks!
I love glitter, so this is so interesting and fun to watch! Thanks so much!😉
Loved this!! Thank you!
You speak my kind of language. Love experimenting and playing. Always fun to watch cool stuff. I should check my Marabu stash, that rainbow is so pretty mixed into the pearls. I have quite a bit of the Perfect Pearls and the old H2O's too. Fun to remember what I have and haven't used in ages (true confession time). I really like the intense ones, yummy.
Really loved the watercolour tin with the acrylic and resin. I tried using the make up from years ago. Thanks
Fun! I have great success sanding down a palette and using alcohol inks.
This was a lot of fun to watch! Thanks for this tutorial!
Thanks Lindsay. Fun! I have gum arabic and mica powders and empty pans. Woohoo! 🤩💜
Hullo Lindsay, You made those paints so easily! I have made watercolors before and the mauling just wore me out! I guess that is the difference between the pearl powders and pigments! I do have several different brands of metallic paints even some older Finetek full pans. I have only used them for highlights and having a more solid color underneath to provide a good base for the glitter to shine through. I do enjoy that you show how different these powders can be used in so many different ways and in so many different projects too!
This was fun to watch love how you painted the tin.. Thank you 😀
I was SO excited to see the title of this video, but when I clicked the excitment went way down. Now this is absolutely NOTHING against you Lindsay. I love you and I'm still very excited to watch. The reason the excitement went down is because I have been trying for a very long time, to figure out how they make colour shifting pigments from scratch. So when I first saw the title, I though "Did she do it? Did someone FINALLY figure out how to make it without the pigment powder already being provided!?!?" And that was a nope lol. See I watch (and love) a LOT of watercolour paint making videos. Some of the channels I watch even make pigments from scratch, with pomegranite (sp) rhinds and different kinds of plants known for paint making, as well as chemistry based pigment mixtures! Even they haven't touched pearlescent/metallic let alone iridescent and further still, multi-chrome.
So anyway, if you ever feel like digging into it, you have at the very least one subbie who will watch super excitedly. Lol. Now on to actually watching the actual video!
I love how the tin came out!!❤️
Thanks!
Another great idea to try. I have mica powders I bought for making soap. Thanks for another Frugal Friday offering!
Great informative video! I can’t wait to make some watercolors.
Outstanding video☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
Thanks!
I love, love, love Chameleon powders. Lol My crazy 16 year old daughter will still use those baby spoons. Especially when she eats pudding, ice cream and foods like that. Lol Thanks for sharing this idea. I want to try it. I have to find my powders though. Great idea Lindsay!!
Love this! I pulled out my Twinkling H2Os to play with as you made these lovely paints! Their name really describes them well. They have just the tiny bit of twinkle, not as shiny as the metallic WC’s I have. But they’re gorgeous just the same.
They are. They are great on white paper. They are translucent so perfect for stamping.
This was really interesting! So pretty and love the finished tin!
I love this video. I need some chameleon mica powders, they are so beautiful
Great tutorial! Love watching you work and learning so much! Have multiple micas and am ordering glycerine right now. YAY!!!
Have fun!
I just made a bunch of these! I got powdered gum Arabic to save a bit of money
Make sure to add some clove oil or other preservative to it as the powdered version tends to mold easily for some reason.
Thanks so much for the tutorial, Lindsay!
These are so gorgeous!
Watching this again a year later....When you bent the paper, boy, could you see the shift! I guess this is why multichrome looks so good on nails and cars -- because they are curved!
Yes!
I wish you would make a very monochrome/ multichrome watercolor writing pen.A lady on TikTok has some but non in an interference colors.
This was the 5th video I watched today on how to make metallic chrome chameleon watercolors, and the only that actually showed how to make it.
All the others just basically showed people mixing a liquid and some powder together, then milling it forever until it was placed into pans.
No one was willing to give out the recipe.
So I thank you very much for not only showing it, but by doing it.
You also used premixed gum Arabic where the others used the powder.
And no one swatched it afterwards...
Whats the point of making it, if your not gonna show the swatch??
We need to know if it turned out...
This was a great video, thank you very much for sharing 😊
That was fun Lindsay, thanks!
Dear Lindsay, Loved this demo, big question can I do this with my over stocked Brusho. If I can you made my day. And a new adventure for me. If not I will go on. You always do such a great job for use Thanks for your devotion.
Yes, you sure can.
So crafty.
For future reference - multichrome (as you guessed) shows best in one, indirect light source - outside in the shade is the perfect way to see the color shift. Multiple lights kills the multichrome.
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Oooo, sparkly fun. Off to find my Gum Arabic. You mentioned other things to do with Gum Arabic, can you give some examples?
You can use it to stick watercolors babk in their pan. You can add it to mica sprays to keep it from brushing off. You can add it to sum watercolor to increase gloss and shine.
Those are so cool! Will you do a painting using these please?
I'd use them for accents rather than a full painting
@@thefrugalcrafter That would be perfect. I can't imagine how you would work these into a piece even as accents although I think they are stunning. I just don't have the experience to envision it yet.
I enjoyed it and learned a few new things! ☺️
first? thanks for uploading Lindsay!! I love your videos and miss your livestreams!
I love multichrome pigments, but I think they look best in nail polish... and car paint! So fun that you can make them so easily though! I am shocked you can just plop those alcohol inks on the unprepared tin without gesso or even sanding it?!?!?!
Maybe the mica jars are half way full cause they want you to make the paint in the same jar the mica comes in. Thank you for this. I’m gonna try it.
very interesting love it
Yes, more mad scientist videos anytime.
The shift happens on white paper. But not black. I’ve made these myself a while back and that’s what I came to realize.
Oooooo…. I have all of those Lindy Stamp Gang powders that flip - best part - binder is already in them! Now to just find this gum stuff LOL
gum arabic IS a binder, so you won't need it if the Lindy's has it in the powder already- it likely IS gum arabic
I have mica powder that I purchased years ago. I mixed some with water in a spray bottle and just gave up on that project. Now I'm more curious than ever, why can't I use regular watercolor paint with my water mixed mica that is in a tiny spray bottle. (Sold on Amazon)I tried it and I got some really interesting results. I figured that watercolor already has binder in it and is meant to be diluted with water. It only takes a tiny bit of mica in a small bottle to make this. Please try this Lindsay. I used Daniel Smith paints to try it. I'm always wary of cheap watercolor paint because of the light fastness issue. My test turned out fantastic and bonus I can use the same colors as my painting only with a bit of bling that would work great for highlights. I used a scrap of Arches watercolor paper. I sprayed my mix on dried paint in my palette. I did NOT spray it in my pans first.
I have a video of homemade mica atercolor sprays from 10 years ago. Works great!
@@thefrugalcrafterYou should have attached the link !
Me trying to find a 10 y old video...
Not easy... 😢
But I want to see it now...😊
@@thefrugalcrafterMaybe that is where I got the idea. Who knows, I'm working with a 66 year old brain. I have been looking at really expensive handmade color shift watercolor paint that is on Etsy but I am concerned about the colorfast rating, etc. I have purchased some of the duochrome and iridescent paints frorm DS but would like a bit more shine like wings on a butterfly or dragonfly or even dew on the tips of flowers. I guess I just need more practice with what I already own. Thanks for addressing my questions. Maybe some lessons on how to use these stunning paints? I can't find many videos on the actual applications so I am reaching out to you. If you have the time,....(yeah right!) LOL!!!! Just putting a bee in your bonnet.
Lindsay, I just love the pattern on that stamp, where can I find one please.
Impression obsession: shrsl.com/3tzvz
😂 I did this like last week! I do it out of mesquite gum though.
Cool! Where do you get that?
@@thefrugalcrafter harvest it myself. I live in the desert. Want me to send you a bag of it? Apparently mesquite is In the same family as acacia which is where gum Arabic comes from
@@thefrugalcrafter I used the same exact pigments as you too
the spoon that you used seemed a little big, maybe you could try the spoon that sweet and low has in the powdered sugar pack! Just an idea!
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TFS this goodness. Which is the black paper you use for swatching?
Stonehenge aqua (buy you can also use black cardstock. Michaels has a nice thick one)
I really enjoyed this…I have the Arteza mica powders and haven’t used them yet…Those little pots are so pretty…naughty of them but very cute…I’m wondering if I used Glycerin to draw backgrounds ie clouds would it work? 🥰
The powder will stick to it if that's what you mean.
Fun project Lindsay! Would this work with regular mica powder as well?
Yes
When it's Halloween time can you do a watercolor using these in the total painting or at least a portion of a Halloween watercolor 🎃🙏
Good idea!
Thanks. I can't wait to make my own. Did. Hear you say that we can do the same for alcohol inks? Blessings.
For the tin. Mix mica in with alcohol ink to make alcohol pearls.
too bad I bought those Mijello, the Rainbow ink is just WOW!
Totally different products tho:)
@@thefrugalcrafter I li know, but the money is gone!
Have you ever tried making your own acrylic paint. Would it be the same but replace the gum Arabic with an acrylic binder instead?
Yes, use mod podge as the binder.
Some of those inks on the tin look like live cells under a microscope.
I saw you have Arteza mica powder, how do they look after turning them into watercolour please? 😁
Just like pearl ex. I had 3 chameleon colors in half pans too and couldn't tell the difference in quality from those and other brands. They are good. If you have them they will work great!
You say we can mix the alcohol inks with the mica/chameleon powders.
Must we buy the alcohol ink, can't you make alcohol ink?
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Very interesting. If you use the powders dry and spray them with hairspray or fixative will they loose their sparkle?
They shouldn't
How are the let’s resin colours for colour fastness? I’ve noticed that these mica powders vary in quality dramatically from brand to brand and colour to colour.
I have no idea but the resincoat will help significantly
Is it less expensive to make your own? Can I get better quality paint by making my own?
I think it's about the same in price and quality but if you already have the mica powders you can make the paint and not have to buy them.
Question? Are all micas created equal, can you use any mica to make a watercolor?
Yes and no; mica is mica, but the better quality stuff is grounded way finer - usually the pricier it is, the finer it is. But you can most definitely make watercolors out of any old mica, it just might not be as impressive as more expensive product, like it is with any pigment. Hope I answered your question :)
@@janemiettinen5176 Thank you and yes you answered perfectly! I now know I can use what I want but to look for fineness and price to determine better quality! Thanks again
@@beckystawecki7519 No problemo :) Heres an extra tip: I bought accidentally really low quality acrylic paint set and wondered what to do with them, I didnt wanna just trash them, so I added mica and now I got semi-decent metallic acrylic paints. The mica came from another ill-advised buy, a make-up palette - the rare case when two wrongs made a right. Have fun with your experiments!
@@janemiettinen5176 awesome Are you on Lindsay's FB group? I'd love to see your artwork!
@@beckystawecki7519 Sorry, no Im not. I got ADD, so places like fb are difficult, I get lost there for days :D
Lindsay have you used distilled water to mix the pigments?
No, I use waster that I boiled. It's never given me problems and I've done this many times.
Do we know where mica comes from…and how it’s mined?…😢
This is synthetic. Made in a factory. Most is now in fact as you can create color shifts and other special effects that natural mica doesn't do. You can always reach out to a manufacturer if you are unsure of the sourse of the mica.
@@thefrugalcrafter Glad you know about that…the cosmetics companies have been using mica for a long time though. I have stopped buying those products myself.
From your thumbnail I knew this was you, but you changed your profile pic and it threw me off. ;) -Kryste
Thank you very much for sharing💦💦💦
They've developed a cardboard tasting spoon. The tiny plastic ice-cream tasting spoons are hard to find.
All my tiny spoons are in a tiny glass votive holder that lives in the cabinet beside the mixing bowls.
The rest of my possessions are scattered about, unorganized in true hoarder fashion.
I've been saving wooden spoons to make art dolls with 😆