Love it!! Those colors are phenomenal 💙💙 Hint for the cabochons: I use golf tees with poster putty on the wide end. Then stick the sharp end into floral foam to let them dry. So easy.
Those large magnets are so cool! I love using this dip method for magnets. I found that you can use poster putty to make little "handles" to use to hold the glass while you dip it. And you can reuse it over and over
Love this and thank you so much for sharing! I was doing the magnets with so many more steps by using dried paint and a round die cut to punch them out, then gluing the cabochon to the magnet. This way, your method, eliminates so many of those steps making it much more enjoyable! Thank you again!!
Hi, I always let the paint dry after adding glitter or colored glass. Then I’ll use a punch to make my circles or scissors for other shapes. I have several boxes of skins I go to and pick a skin to work with. They are so pretty! I use e600 glue. I’ve never made ornaments but that you’d have to do with wet paint unless you want to glue stripes or something like that.
You could maybe arrange coasters around the work piece to catch the runoff. I would dam the edges of them with tape and put a layer of clear resin over them.
Love the cabachons! Not fond of the coasters at the point where you left them in the video but I think they’ll be great with a covering of resin. Not at all enthused with the ornament.
@@tiffykitty1694 do you fill the whole cabochon with paint or just coat the glass, it looked like the whole thing was filled? I have wanted to try this but never knew how to do it.
Some silver run around inside the ornament would be pretty and show up in the lightly covered spaces! 💙 What are you using to pour on now? It doesn't look like silicone. Would the run off peel off? Otherwise, how would you get it off to use?
@@gidgetnsweetpealacarter9797 Thank you, I only started pouring October 20th of this year. So very new at all this. I purchased your book and it has really gave me a lot of ideas and answers to many questions.
Thanks Tina! However, I’ve never written a book. I think you have me mixed up with MMG. She is phenomenal and really knows her stuff and she has written the book you speak of. I started acrylic pouring about 2 1/2 years ago so I guess you could say I’m still learning too.
@@gidgetnsweetpealacarter9797 oh, I did get you mixed up with mixed media girl. She is amazing, so is your work. Do you resin or varnish these to use as magnets on the refrigerator?
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Love it!! Those colors are phenomenal 💙💙 Hint for the cabochons: I use golf tees with poster putty on the wide end. Then stick the sharp end into floral foam to let them dry. So easy.
GREAT idea! Thanks for sharing 😊
Those large magnets are so cool! I love using this dip method for magnets. I found that you can use poster putty to make little "handles" to use to hold the glass while you dip it. And you can reuse it over and over
Great ideas. I would definitely resin the coasters. These would make awesome gifts.
Thanks for the ideas. 🦋
Love this and thank you so much for sharing! I was doing the magnets with so many more steps by using dried paint and a round die cut to punch them out, then gluing the cabochon to the magnet. This way, your method, eliminates so many of those steps making it much more enjoyable! Thank you again!!
That first coaster dip reminded me of Van Gogh irises. I love this idea, it attracts my inner child and produces great results!
Lots of cool ideals .love how all of it came out .I love the results. Thanks 😊.
Hi, I always let the paint dry after adding glitter or colored glass. Then I’ll use a punch to make my circles or scissors for other shapes. I have several boxes of skins I go to and pick a skin to work with. They are so pretty! I use e600 glue. I’ve never made ornaments but that you’d have to do with wet paint unless you want to glue stripes or something like that.
You could maybe arrange coasters around the work piece to catch the runoff. I would dam the edges of them with tape and put a layer of clear resin over them.
Those magnets and pendants are awesome!
Loved this video
Thank you :)
Awesome ideas. Thanks
Очень красивые идей сделали из оставшихся красок.
Beautiful!!
Love the cabachons! Not fond of the coasters at the point where you left them in the video but I think they’ll be great with a covering of resin. Not at all enthused with the ornament.
I actually loved the more matched hues that you used, very lovely! Where do you get the glass for magnets and beads? What are they called?
Amazon, they are called glass cabochons😁
@@tiffykitty1694 do you fill the whole cabochon with paint or just coat the glass, it looked like the whole thing was filled? I have wanted to try this but never knew how to do it.
Awesome, thanks very much for this video. What kind of paper have you got underneath your projects please?
Awesome and good to know. Can you glue the good side of skin to the coaster and put cork on the other side ?
Cool :)
fantastic idea. easy and better than using the skins. I could not understand on the video what you said; Where did you get the coasters? Thanks
Www.artisttilldeath.com
I made magnets the past weekend 🤪
if it was a tan color, that ornament would have looked great half-covered...like a beach scene
Some silver run around inside the ornament would be pretty and show up in the lightly covered spaces! 💙 What are you using to pour on now? It doesn't look like silicone. Would the run off peel off? Otherwise, how would you get it off to use?
she uses craft or construction paper. when it dries, she just cuts the paper out too.
💗👏🏻💗👏🏻💗👏🏻😊
Where do you get the piece for your magnets, and your pendants, please??
How would you finish off the pendant without a hole being in the pendant?
Oh, I love the glass pieces you're going to use for magnets. Where do you purchase those at?
Those are called Cabochons. You can get them at any art & craft store as well as eBay & Amazon just to name a few. 🤗
@@gidgetnsweetpealacarter9797 Thank you, I only started pouring October 20th of this year. So very new at all this. I purchased your book and it has really gave me a lot of ideas and answers to many questions.
Thanks Tina! However, I’ve never written a book. I think you have me mixed up with MMG. She is phenomenal and really knows her stuff and she has written the book you speak of. I started acrylic pouring about 2 1/2 years ago so I guess you could say I’m still learning too.
@@gidgetnsweetpealacarter9797 oh, I did get you mixed up with mixed media girl. She is amazing, so is your work. Do you resin or varnish these to use as magnets on the refrigerator?
That’s the best part, you don’t have to do either! The Cabochons are shiny and beautiful just by themselves. 😊👍
Thanks for the info!
Where do we purchase the acrylic coasters?
ATD
Here is a link to their YT. There should be a link to their website there 😊
th-cam.com/users/ArtistTillDeath
Did you mean to leave in both times that you did your intro? “Hey Guys! Mixed Media Girl here.”
Lol nope! But it's ok. Sometimes I just lose my train of thought and start over, lol
Hello!
Bacana demais
Please add closed caption!
I have cc on all of my videos :)