@@christinejeppsson180 Hey Christine…you can find lots of my artwork on my artist FB page…click on PHOTOS. m.facebook.com/studiojanetm Thanks for commenting
Love this! You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you so much and I wish you would maybe do Christmas painted ornaments during December!!! You are great!!!!!!!
Did you try to paint on completely clear plastic baubles? I keep trying but no good results. I need white background for decoupage with napkins, any advice is more than welcome. Btw thank you for your video, your baubles are beautiful 😊
@@agiagata945 I don’t usually use plastic for these, but if I did I would definitely prime them with a white gesso first. I have also used Annie Sloan Chalk Paint very successfully. I find matte paint works much better. Thanks for your comment and keep creating!!! Janet xx
I appreciate your teaching approach. I already have spray fixative for my pastel painting, so I sprayed my painted ornament with that. Do you think that will prevent the paint from chipping off over time?
Hello Suzanne! First I want to say thank you for watching my video. I think the fixative should work fine. It's non yellowing and should protect the painted design properly. Happy Holidays!! Warmly, Janet x
Hi Janet, I love your video. I'd like to use some of the products I already have on hand. So can you please tell me if Liquitex Pouring Medium is an extender? Also, for the finish, I have Minwax Water Based Polycrylic Protective Finish, DecoArt Triple Thick Brilliant Brush-on Gloss Glaze and Judikins Diamond Glaze. Is one of these a good alternative to seal the paint images as the final step? Thank you
Hey Roseanne.......Thanks so much for watching my video. I researched your poring medium and I am not sure if they are interchangeable. The pouring med. looks like it makes your paint more fluid as opposed to an extender, which just gives you a longer open time with your paint. It dries slower. You can always try just a touch of it. The extender is not absolutely needed, try it without. The Minwax polyacrylic finish should be fine as a final sealer. Be sure to let your paint dry completely. Have fun! Janet xx
Lynette T hello Lynette! I bet it will work beautifully. I would definitely give it a try. I see no reason why it shouldn’t work as long as you put down a base coat of gesso first. That will give your paint something to grab onto. Have fun painting and please let me know if you have anymore questions...janet x
Kelly Acker For this project are used artist grade acrylics like Amsterdam or Liquitex . Having said that if craft paint is all you have, that will work also. They are just not as highly pigmented as artists grade. As for brushes, I use lots of different brands. Some of my favorite that I’ve had for many years were purchased online at Artist Club, their Papillon brand. Round brushes are my favorites. Thanks so much for watching..Janet x
kerryd59 hey Kerry.... I like to use a filbert brush for these roses. If you don’t have a local art shop, you can buy very good quality and inexpensive filbert brushes at artistclub.com Happy painting...janet
i enjoyed watching you paint...i too will be painting your roses...i would like to see more of your piantings
@@christinejeppsson180 Hey Christine…you can find lots of my artwork on my artist FB page…click on PHOTOS.
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Thanks for commenting
This is fantastic! I have a container of plastic clear ornaments I’m going to play with these flowers!
That's wonderful Diane, have fun!! Janet xx
I’m so happy I found your channel.
I'm happy that you are happy!!!!
Thank you so much. I want to start painting,You are a very good teacher.
You are so very welcome and I hope you do fill your days with painting!
I cannot draw or paint, but going to try this! Love your videos!😊
Thank you so much 😀
Love this! You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you so much and I wish you would maybe do Christmas painted ornaments during December!!! You are great!!!!!!!
holly hallmark Thank you so much Holly those are sweet words. That’s a great idea to do some more painting ornaments for December, I just may do that!
Jacqui: Wow! You are a great teacher. Glad I found you!
Thank you for your kind words.
Love love them very pretty
thank you!!
Great video! Thanks for the info and idea ♥️
Your welcome and thank you for visiting my channel!
i ove it love the colors
so thank you
Thank You for visiting my channel!......Janet xx
Did you try to paint on completely clear plastic baubles? I keep trying but no good results. I need white background for decoupage with napkins, any advice is more than welcome. Btw thank you for your video, your baubles are beautiful 😊
@@agiagata945 I don’t usually use plastic for these, but if I did I would definitely prime them with a white gesso first. I have also used Annie Sloan Chalk Paint very successfully. I find matte paint works much better. Thanks for your comment and keep creating!!!
Janet xx
Thank you! Love this! And so informative! Subscribed 😊
Hope to see more hand painted ornaments, this was so fun 😁
Patricia Damon Very happy that you enjoyed it. I hope you give it a try and create some beauties for yourself!
I appreciate your teaching approach. I already have spray fixative for my pastel painting, so I sprayed my painted ornament with that. Do you think that will prevent the paint from chipping off over time?
Hello Suzanne! First I want to say thank you for watching my video. I think the fixative should work fine. It's non yellowing and should protect the painted design properly. Happy Holidays!!
Warmly, Janet x
Very pretty!💕
K H Thank you!
Love it !
cottageglen I’m so glad.. thank you for watching😉
Great tutorial! So does the gesso stay on without oven curing?
Angela Canterbury Hello Angela, yes, the gesso stays on without oven curing. It makes a great basecoat. Thank you for watching.
Janet xx
Love it
cottageglen Thank you so much for watching my little video and for your sweet comment.
Hi Janet, I love your video. I'd like to use some of the products I already have on hand. So can you please tell me if Liquitex Pouring Medium is an extender? Also, for the finish, I have Minwax Water Based Polycrylic Protective Finish, DecoArt Triple Thick Brilliant Brush-on Gloss Glaze and Judikins Diamond Glaze. Is one of these a good alternative to seal the paint images as the final step? Thank you
Hey Roseanne.......Thanks so much for watching my video. I researched your poring medium and I am not sure if they are interchangeable. The pouring med. looks like it makes your paint more fluid as opposed to an extender, which just gives you a longer open time with your paint. It dries slower. You can always try just a touch of it. The extender is not absolutely needed, try it without. The Minwax polyacrylic finish should be fine as a final sealer. Be sure to let your paint dry completely. Have fun! Janet xx
@@StudioJanet Thanks Janet for the quick response!
Hi Janet, can I use plastic ornaments? I have quite a few that I would like to paint.
Lynette T hello Lynette! I bet it will work beautifully. I would definitely give it a try. I see no reason why it shouldn’t work as long as you put down a base coat of gesso first. That will give your paint something to grab onto. Have fun painting and please let me know if you have anymore questions...janet x
What kind of brushes and paints do you use?
Kelly Acker For this project are used artist grade acrylics like Amsterdam or Liquitex . Having said that if craft paint is all you have, that will work also. They are just not as highly pigmented as artists grade. As for brushes, I use lots of different brands. Some of my favorite that I’ve had for many years were purchased online at Artist Club, their Papillon brand. Round brushes are my favorites.
Thanks so much for watching..Janet x
What brushes do you use please
kerryd59 hey Kerry.... I like to use a filbert brush for these roses. If you don’t have a local art shop, you can buy very good quality and inexpensive filbert brushes at artistclub.com
Happy painting...janet
I am looking for better quality ones as I am tired of the cheaper ones loosing hair in my work 😣