Just FYI - on one of my devices (old laptop, Windows 10) I have a problem with volume on this and several other youtube channels; on my (also fairly elderly) android tablet, volume is absolutely _fine_ on everything.
Many thanks for that - I really appreciate you taking time to let me know. It is hard to explain to people that the volume is perfectly fine on all my devices and so I cannot explain why it is low for certain people - so this is really helpful. Thanks so much for watching too.🙏💕
These pieces were gorgeous. I’m hoping you can also top the with uv resin. Can’t wait to give this technique a try. Thanks for such a good tutorial. No volume problems here.
I Have Watched Your Tutorials like This One Several Times & I Love Your Inspirational Ideas! I’m Going to Order Some of The Paper & Some of the Pearl Alcohol Inks & Get Started Creating Beautiful Pieces of Art!
Absolutely beautiful ❤ I love how not only have you provided a cheaper option for your viewers but that everything was so clear and easy to understand. Thank you 😊 I especially love your 2nd way of using alcohol inks. That end result alone is frame worthy! Gorgeous colours!!! Thank you for sharing such a beautiful tutorial ❤
Thank you! I'm glad you stumbled on my videos too - many thanks for taking an interest and leaving comments. This is probably the closest I get to anything like a clasp on my stuff - the ball chain, as you might know has a small joiner that you slot the ends in. That's why I love ball chains!🤩 Thanks for watching🙏💕
very very impressive. i dont make jewelry but i do make bottle art and magnets so i will encorporate your beautiful paper into these treasures. so glad i found this video. your terrific..
This is BRILLIANT in so many ways! I’m grateful for you taking the time to record and share this! Your level of creativity is off the charts! The “screwing it up” part I will definitely succeed in doing!😂 Your pendants are all stunning!!👍🥰👏
Thank you for your lovely feedback. You made me smile with the screwing it up part 😍I think all us crafters know that feeling well!! Glad you like the video and have fun making your own. Thanks for watching and reaching out. 🙏💕
Thank you Wendy, I appreciate your comments. I agree, alcohol inks can be so bad for our health. It does worry me that the stuff we use in our arts and crafts might not be taken seriously enough from and health point of view. I was guilty of that myself but as I get older, I am more and more aware of the hazards to our skin and respiratory system of so many different art materials. Also fire hazards from alcohol based products. I watched a video recently of some poor girl who got very ill from using resin without a mask and proper ventilation and yet there are many people doing resin tutorials without mentioning the dangers. Thanks so much for watching and taking time to reach out. Glad you are someone who thinks about these things. 🙏💕
I love this beautiful idea, will enjoy seeing what I can achieve, it’s quite different to what I’ve been trying with alcohol ink in the last few years. Thank you so much for sharing.
Hi Jane, glad you like it. I think you’ll probably enjoy seeing what you can do with this technique, especially if you are already familiar with alcohol inks. Enjoy your endeavours and thank you so much for watching - it is much appreciated. 🙏💕
I think it would look much better with resin but I worry about the fumes as I have asthma. If I ever use resin, I need to wear a chemical mask so I rarely use it. Thanks for watching and giving that tip - much appreciated because other people might like to try resin. 🙏❤️
@RainbowLane I'm going to try it as soon as me resin comes in next week. 😁 I'll let you know how it came out. Thanks for sharing your technique, it looks like so much fun! Can wait to start trying it myself!
I've just enjoyed watching this video of yours. I've not used alcohol inks and wow! you made such beautiful pendants in such a unique way! I love the texture it gave them. Wonderful! 💖 Best wishes, Alison Hood from Western Australia
Thank you Alison - I really appreciate you watching and taking time to reach out. I’m glad you liked the pendants - they are fun to make. Best wishes to you down-under from ‘up-over’ 😍(It’s funny how we often here the term down-under but never up-over🤔) Thanks again for watching. 🙏❤️
Hi Catherine, thanks for watching and your lovely comment. Sending you hugs back across the Atlantic to my old home. I do miss Canada and Canadians! 🍁💕
Hi Ginny, glad you like them - but if you do teach in your retirement community, make sure there is plenty of ventilation when using alcohol inks. I always where a mask and have a window wide open because there is an strong odour with them - maybe not a great idea if anyone has any kind of breathing issue. Thanks so much for watching and reaching out. 🙏❤️
Hi Denise, yes it really would. I have got resin but I rarely use it because the fumes bother me a lot. I have tried the UV resin and also the two part epoxy resin but they both irritate my chest and I hate working in a fumes mask. If I ever get a fan filtration system I will probably use it more but I doubt that will happen! Or maybe I'll do some outdoors in summer. Thanks so much for watching and reaching out. Much appreciated.🙏❤️
@@RainbowLane ¿Entonces qué tipo de mascarilla utilizas para las tintas al alcohol? ¿Es una mascarilla normal de las que usábamos en pandemia? ¿No es la misma que para los vapores de resina epoxi? Gracias
Hi Gilly, another beautiful project. I really loved the pendants, and the beads too. As we can print them using your free printables the beads won't be expensive done that way. Then we can have matching pendants, earrings, bracelets and hair stick beads. I thought Yummy was asleep in the kitchen when I started your video, but she was quickly up on my lap to enjoy your voice again. I think if she ever met you she would be so happy you'd never be able to put her down :)
Hi Ally, that’s a great idea to have a matching set! I think Yummy must be my best international friend 🐱 🥰 Would be wonderful to meet up one day - I’d have to remember to get off the plane in Australia and not NZ 😂😂😂 Thanks so much for watching, as always, your time and thoughts are much appreciated. 🙏 🐈 💕
@@RainbowLane Yummy is undoubtedly your best international friend. She would listen to your same video over and over and never get bored so long as you keep talking to her.
Hi Rachel, yes, all of those! 🤗 But please note, anyone using alcohol in whatever way but especially spraying or squirting, please use a mask that stops aerosol droplets - breathing the fumes is REALLY bad for your lungs and nervous system. Thanks so much watch for watching and contributing - much appreciated 🙏💕
I tried this! I found I could use regular bright white copier paper, (94 gsm?) and it worked fine for me. I made a few pendants that turned out great. This is a fun technique! Thanks for sharing your ideas.
wow, absoluty great pendant paper you made, thank you to show itt. Please tell me were can l find the pendantpaper cuter. This make it much easier to cut itt.
Hi Coringa, it’s a one inch square craft paper punch. I got mine on Amazon. If you have a local craft shop, ask for one there, but if you don’t have a craft shop, try Amazon if you can. Just search for one inch square paper punch. Hope you find one! Thanks so much for watching and reaching out. 🙏💕
Awesome video - thank you! Just one question- after you cut out the square, how do you stick it so that it holds to the inside of the square tray pendant? Glue? Mod Podge? Thank you 😊
Hi, I use a variety of sticking options from double-sided tape to various glues. From memory I think I used a strong double sided tape for those pendants but I can’t say for certain. They are still stuck firm in the bezels after 2 years though. A thin layer of Dimensional Magic would hold them in too. Thanks for watching and reaching out. 🙏💕
So glad I found your channel. Love this project. About the beads - I wish I could give proper credit but I accidentally closed the window without saving and can't remember her name, However, using Yupo, she cut two of those long triangles and folded them over each other and made puff beads??? for bracelets. still might be too much ink usage but the patterns were very pretty. Thanks for sharing
Hi Deanna, welcome to my channel and thank so much for watching and commenting. I agree, it is a much better way to make the beads, they are also called pillow beads and they do show off much more of whatever paper you use. Thanks again for being here and contributing- much appreciated. 🙏💕
Hi, you’re welcome and thanks for being here. I don’t see any reason why you couldn’t use Mod Podge instead of PVA. My guess is maybe use the glossy one. But in theory any Mod Podge should work as the aim is to make the inks run on the paper instead of being absorbed. I use PVA because it’s pretty inexpensive compared to Mod Podge in the UK. And I’ve never really been sure how standard Mod Podge is different to PVA - it seems finer but still works like PVA. Maybe test it out on a small piece of paper first? Let me know if it works. Thanks for watching. 🙏💕
Hi Oonagh, yes, your are right they would look good under cabochons as long as they are completely flat with no texture in the paper. Thanks for watching and reaching out - much appreciated. 🙏💕
Hi Wendy, many thanks for your comment, glad you liked the video. Regarding your question - I am aware that people do say that alcohol ink fades but it’s not as straightforward as saying yes it does or no it doesn’t - it depends on a couple of factors. So what I’ll do is post a picture on my Community section that will help answer your question based on my experience - and it is only MY experience based on where my pieces have been kept and the climate I live in. Give me a few hours and I’ll either post a picture or a video short. I’ll let you know when it’s up on TH-cam. Thanks for watching and for a very good question. 🙏💕
You might be able to use glossy photo paper but really you’d have experiment with it. I’m not sure how well it would scrunch up to get the ridges - probably best to try with a small piece of glossy photo paper like a 6x4 to see how it reacts. I just tried scrunching up a sheet of glossy 6x4 and it did go wrinkly and get ridges quite well but it made a really annoying squeaking sound! If you can put up with that maybe try it😍I’ll drip alcoholic inks on it when I get a moment and I’ll let you know how it goes. Thanks for watching and reaching out. 🙏❤️
So stunning. Another great way to use what you have! Even without a bezel you could as you said, glue them over layers of the same shaped card stock or thin cardboard. Love it!
Where do you buy the little bottles of the inks please.it helps if you use a fan from back of you to direct fumes out of window..i do this for resin.as years ago actually 50 years ago i was soaking some terri toweling nappys in a bucket with strong bleach and my bathroom had no window.i was overcome with fumes and couldnt breath either from mouth or nose.it was so frightening.we didnt phone ambulance in those days i had no phone and nearest phone box was out of order.usual.but i actually am so careful now da.age was done but i could have died.i was only 22 with a 6 month old and noone to help
Thank you Jeanette - that’s a very good tip. Wow - your story is frightening and I’m so glad you survived to tell it 🙏. Bleach is an awful chemical - so dangerous. You were very lucky you weren’t seriously injured, or worse. I’m guessing you are UK based as you mentioned a phone box being out of order. Gosh, I remember those days so well! Phone boxes were either out of order, stunk of urine or there’d be a queue because someone was in it with a huge stack of coins having a long conversation! I am really grateful for that tip about the fan - it is so simple but very clever andI hadn’t thought of it! I am very wary of using inks or resin, or strong varnishes because I have a weird asthma type issue that gets triggered so easily by odours. I have a great big chemical mask with a non-return valve built in . It’s brilliant but I find it uncomfortable to wear when crafting. So I tend to avoid chemicals a lot of the time. So your tip is very welcome. I even wear a small paper mask when knitting now because of the tiny fibres that float in the air off the wool. I always cough when I knit and then one day I saw the floating fibres in a shaft of sunlight - you’d never believe you need a mask for knitting would you! Well thanks again for your brilliant comment, it’s lovely to hear people’s stories. Thanks for watching 🙏❤️
Thank you for the wonderful video! Can you please tell me how you secured the 1" square of paper into the bezel. Did you glue it with a certain type of glue or product? Thank you! Lynn
Hi and thanks for your question. I use various methods ranging from strong double-sided adhesive tape to various glues. I prefer the tape though. Thank you for watching. 🙏❤️
I’m sure you can. I’ll let you know because I just got a UV light and some resin. I haven’t used it yet because I need to get a proper mask first. I saw a video by a young woman who used lots of resin without protecting her lungs from the fumes and is now ill. So it’s put me off using it until I get a good mask. I will let you know. Thanks for watching. 🙏❤️
Hi Carolyn, I’m sorry for such a late reply - yes you do crush/screw the Yupo paper up to get creases but you need to get the thinner one so you can do it easily. There are different thicknesses of Yupo. Again, sorry for late response and thank you for watching. 🙏❤️
Hi Estelle, thanks for watching and taking time to comment. I use Artiste brand metallic gold and silver acrylic paint. I used to get them from The Range in the U.K. but not sure if they still have them. You should be ok using any brand though, just make sure it’s metallic. Thanks again for watching. 🙏❤️
Thanks for the reply, I have some of the artiste paints ( got them from the works ) but the neon ones. I know some metallics are better than others,, I’ll have a search around 😊
Hi, thanks for watching. Where do you live? If you are in the USA, I think you can get most of the things you need in craft stores. I’m not sure about other countries. I buy most of my supplies online at Amazon.
Hi Jeanette, Yes, you can and probably a good idea to do so. I tend to avoid resin because of the odours in the air but will rethink that now because of your tip in another comment. Thanks for watching 🙏❤️
Ciao, grazie per la domanda. Probabilmente potresti usare la carta fotografica, ma potresti avere difficoltà ad avvitarla senza strapparla. Dovresti usare quello più sottile che potresti trovare e vedere cosa succede quando lo rovini per ottenere le pieghe di cui hai bisogno. Se lo provi, fammi sapere come va. Molte grazie per la visione. 🙏❤️
Olá e obrigado pelo seu comentário. É uma boa pergunta e peço desculpas por não ter deixado claro. Você coloca a tinta no lado onde colocou a cola. então a cor fica em cima da cola. Obrigado por assistir meu vídeo. 🙏
Hi Laura, firstly, so sorry I have taken so long to respond. The punch is an DIMENSIONS EK Success-1 Inch Square Punch, Metal, Multi-Colour, 12 x 6 x 3 cm but it's coming up on Amazon as unavailable. You should be able to find a similar one somewhere because most punches let you take the bottom out to see what you are punching. If I see anything else, I'll come back here and let you know. Thanks for watching.🙏
Oh man, I thought this was my idea. good tips, i'll be sure and try. so dimensional magic worked? i heard it reacts with the ink and just makes a mess. but you got it to work?
Hi Diego, yes, the Dimensional Magic worked very well for me - no problems at all. Still wearing pendants I made two years ago. Maybe that's why it's called magic😍. Thanks for watching and commenting.🙏🌷
@@RainbowLane Good to know. in general, do you like the pendents with or without? I just don't want to purchase something, use it, be disappointed, and have the rest of the jar of stuff sit unused.
Well Diego, I could tell you that I like them best with (or without) couldn’t I? And whatever I tell you is down to my taste which could be completely different to yours. So really, you’ll need to experiment yourself and see what YOU like best. I could say that with is best, you get the product and then you hate the results. So my opinion is really worth nothing - see what I mean? I can only show you how I have chosen to do things.
Thank you - I usually leave any wet media overnight to be sure. Alcohol ink is strange though in that some colours dry quicker than others! Very odd. But leave over night or check to see if it’s touch-dry after a few hours. It also depends on your climate and season too. Thanks for watching. 🙏❤️
Hi, thanks for your question. I don’t sell my stuff. I either keep the things I make to use myself or to give as presents for family and friends. Thanks for watching. 🙏💕
I am waiting for my paper to dry and can't wait to start! These are gorgeous. I have a question... what is the difference between the regular inks and the mixatives? I want to understand what I'm buying before I choose my colors, but the descriptions aren't really clear.
PS I love that you pivoted your intention for the tutorial. I do love the look of the beads, but you're right, it is a lot of work to go through. Maybe I'll have enough scraps to make beads with.
Hello Princess Sparkle of the resistance 🤩. Wow - you are very keen - well done!🤗. The mixatives are a metallic ink that give a nice metallic sheen to your work. they need to be be shaken well before you use them. Enjoy your painting and thanks for being here and joining in 🙏💕🤴
Hi Allie, thanks for asking - no I don't sell a bicone template - mine are just straightforward triangle strips that give you a bead that is tapered at either end. 🙏💕
Hi Holly-Marie, no it isn't, it's an acrylic water-based product which can be used like resin, in this case. I prefer it because it doesn't have the resin odour or fumes. Thanks for your question and for watching.🙏💕
Hi Sandra, many thanks for watching and reaching out. I'm glad you like the video. Unfortunately, I can't answer your question because I don't use epoxy resin - I am highly sensitive to chemical odours and the fumes get me even with a mask on. But I don't see why it wouldn't work. I do apologise for the delay in getting back to you. If you ever decide to go ahead and try using the resin with this, do let me know the outcome because several people have asked me about it. Thanks again.🙏
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Just FYI - on one of my devices (old laptop, Windows 10) I have a problem with volume on this and several other youtube channels; on my (also fairly elderly) android tablet, volume is absolutely _fine_ on everything.
Many thanks for that - I really appreciate you taking time to let me know. It is hard to explain to people that the volume is perfectly fine on all my devices and so I cannot explain why it is low for certain people - so this is really helpful. Thanks so much for watching too.🙏💕
These pieces were gorgeous. I’m hoping you can also top the with uv resin. Can’t wait to give this technique a try. Thanks for such a good tutorial. No volume problems here.
I Have Watched Your Tutorials like This One Several Times & I Love Your Inspirational Ideas! I’m Going to Order Some of The Paper & Some of the Pearl Alcohol Inks & Get Started Creating Beautiful Pieces of Art!
Great video. ❤
Thank you - glad you like it. And thanks for watching.,🙏❤️
Very nice work and clever ideas. Thank you for sharing. ❤
Thank you - I really do appreciate that. Sorry I took so long to acknowledge your comment. Thanks for watching.🙏
Absolutely stunning 😍 thanku for sharing ur knowledge
My pleasure Thanks for watching. 🙏❤️
This is my favorite tutorial using alcohol ink for pendants. Thank you
Thank you Wendy, you are welcome. Glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching and taking time to comment. 💕🙏
Absolutely beautiful ❤ I love how not only have you provided a cheaper option for your viewers but that everything was so clear and easy to understand. Thank you 😊 I especially love your 2nd way of using alcohol inks. That end result alone is frame worthy! Gorgeous colours!!! Thank you for sharing such a beautiful tutorial ❤
Thank you Rechelle, your comment is very much appreciated. I’m glad you found the tutorial useful. Thank you also for watching. 🙏💕
Good day!
Thank you for the useful information and the work of your warm hands!
A low bow to the parents for such a beautiful daughter! 💗
Thank you for watching! 🙏💕
This is absolutely beautiful. I am so glad I stumbled across your video. Thank you for sharing. 💜💙💚💛🧡
Thank you! I'm glad you stumbled on my videos too - many thanks for taking an interest and leaving comments. This is probably the closest I get to anything like a clasp on my stuff - the ball chain, as you might know has a small joiner that you slot the ends in. That's why I love ball chains!🤩 Thanks for watching🙏💕
very very impressive. i dont make jewelry but i do make bottle art and magnets so i will encorporate your beautiful paper into these treasures. so glad i found this video. your terrific..
Hi Beverley, many thanks for watching and taking time to comment. Much appreciated. Enjoy your crafting adventures. 🙏❤️
WOW! Such a brilliant idea using templates. What a difference they make in showing possibilities. Just loved that. So exciting!
Glad you like this Hilda. Thank you so much for watching and reaching out. Much appreciated! 🙏💕
This is BRILLIANT in so many ways! I’m grateful for you taking the time to record and share this! Your level of creativity is off the charts! The “screwing it up” part I will definitely succeed in doing!😂 Your pendants are all stunning!!👍🥰👏
Thank you for your lovely feedback. You made me smile with the screwing it up part 😍I think all us crafters know that feeling well!! Glad you like the video and have fun making your own. Thanks for watching and reaching out. 🙏💕
beautiful pendants!
Thank you Becky - glad you like them! Thanks so much for watching. 🙏💕
Beautiful work, thank you for giving warnings about alcohol inks can be very bad for health. Good you mentioned proper ventilation.
Thank you Wendy, I appreciate your comments. I agree, alcohol inks can be so bad for our health. It does worry me that the stuff we use in our arts and crafts might not be taken seriously enough from and health point of view. I was guilty of that myself but as I get older, I am more and more aware of the hazards to our skin and respiratory system of so many different art materials. Also fire hazards from alcohol based products. I watched a video recently of some poor girl who got very ill from using resin without a mask and proper ventilation and yet there are many people doing resin tutorials without mentioning the dangers. Thanks so much for watching and taking time to reach out. Glad you are someone who thinks about these things. 🙏💕
I love this beautiful idea, will enjoy seeing what I can achieve, it’s quite different to what I’ve been trying with alcohol ink in the last few years. Thank you so much for sharing.
Hi Jane, glad you like it. I think you’ll probably enjoy seeing what you can do with this technique, especially if you are already familiar with alcohol inks. Enjoy your endeavours and thank you so much for watching - it is much appreciated. 🙏💕
I think you can also use Acrylic paint here too. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Have you tried using uv resin instead of dimensional magic on your pendant? I wonder if that will work without messing it up.🤔
I think it would look much better with resin but I worry about the fumes as I have asthma. If I ever use resin, I need to wear a chemical mask so I rarely use it. Thanks for watching and giving that tip - much appreciated because other people might like to try resin. 🙏❤️
@RainbowLane I'm going to try it as soon as me resin comes in next week. 😁 I'll let you know how it came out. Thanks for sharing your technique, it looks like so much fun! Can wait to start trying it myself!
That’s brilliant - enjoy your explorations with resin but please be really careful not to breathe the fumes - I’m paranoid about It ! Take care. 🙏💕
Use a sharp exacto knife to cut around it. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you forca wonderful tutorial 🎉
You are most welcome - thank you for watching. 🙏💕
You are very welcome and thank you for watching.🙏💕
I think the entire piece of paper came out stunning. I love the way you use color
Thank you! I’m glad you like it. I hope you try it out, you will see how easy it is to get the same sort of results I did. Best wishes to you. 🙏❤️
Fabulous tip about the gold paint...thanks!
You’re welcome - glad you like it. Thanks for watching 🙏❤️
I've just enjoyed watching this video of yours. I've not used alcohol inks and wow! you made such beautiful pendants in such a unique way! I love the texture it gave them. Wonderful! 💖 Best wishes, Alison Hood from Western Australia
Thank you Alison - I really appreciate you watching and taking time to reach out. I’m glad you liked the pendants - they are fun to make. Best wishes to you down-under from ‘up-over’ 😍(It’s funny how we often here the term down-under but never up-over🤔) Thanks again for watching. 🙏❤️
@@RainbowLane Haha, very true! 😂
Just Gorgeous! I’m So Inspired By Your Art Work, Can’t Wait To Give It a Go. Thank You For Sharing!
Thank you Kathy, you are very welcome. Hope you have fun giving this a go. Thanks so much for watching and reaching out. 🙏❤️
These are beautiful so happy I came across you.
💕Thank you! And I am glad you are here watching - it is much appreciated.🙏
Absolutely LOVE this video of yours. Thanks for sharing😊
You are welcome Karen, glad you like it. Thanks for watching 🙏❤️
Thank You so much, I even can watch every day for just enjoy the beautiful art that You created ❤️and gives me idea of my galaxy project!
Thank you so much Sophia - really glad it's been helpful. Thanks so much for watching - much appreciated.🙏❤️
Very nice. I’m making necklace with paint skins.I think,I’ll try the alcohol ink next.
Thank you Reba, hope your paint skin necklace turns out really beautiful. Thanks so much for watching. 🙏💕
Brilliant Watson.. bloody brilliant I dare say. !! Thank you for sharing !! Love and Peace from Canada and HUGE hugs !!
Hi Catherine, thanks for watching and your lovely comment. Sending you hugs back across the Atlantic to my old home. I do miss Canada and Canadians! 🍁💕
Wonderful video tutorial. Thank you for the ideas.
You are so welcome! Glad you liked it. Thank you so much for watching - much appreciated.🙏💕
I loved this video. Thanks so much for sharing. I think every inch of every paper is beautiful
Thank you - I really appreciate you watching and commenting. 🙏❤️
You are very talented I love your work.❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your kind comment and thanks so much for watching, much appreciated 🙏💕
Fabulous. I am so inspired! I want to teach it in the retirement community where I live. So easy and impressive! Thank you!
Hi Ginny, glad you like them - but if you do teach in your retirement community, make sure there is plenty of ventilation when using alcohol inks. I always where a mask and have a window wide open because there is an strong odour with them - maybe not a great idea if anyone has any kind of breathing issue. Thanks so much for watching and reaching out. 🙏❤️
beautiful-works of art
Thank you Lynne. And thanks for watching🙏💕
Wow they are beautiful. I am going to go and give it a try now. ❤
Hope you enjoy it and make some beautiful pendants! Thanls so much for watching🙏💕
Very good video thanks for the warning about the ink
You are welcome - and thank you for watching - much appreciated. 🙏❤️
Resin over the center would be gorgeous
Hi Denise, yes it really would. I have got resin but I rarely use it because the fumes bother me a lot. I have tried the UV resin and also the two part epoxy resin but they both irritate my chest and I hate working in a fumes mask. If I ever get a fan filtration system I will probably use it more but I doubt that will happen! Or maybe I'll do some outdoors in summer. Thanks so much for watching and reaching out. Much appreciated.🙏❤️
@@RainbowLane ¿Entonces qué tipo de mascarilla utilizas para las tintas al alcohol? ¿Es una mascarilla normal de las que usábamos en pandemia? ¿No es la misma que para los vapores de resina epoxi? Gracias
Beautiful project ❤❤
Thank you Karen. And thanks for watching. 🙏❤️
hello very very good job 👏👏👍👍💪
Thank you! And thanks for watching. 🙏💕
I love these!thank you!
Hi Nina - I'm so glad you like them. Thanks so much for taking time to tell me and thanks for watching - it is much appreciated🙏💕
Beautiful. I have all the supplies on hand so I can’t wait to try this.
Oh good! Hope you have made some lovely pendants and had fun with it. Thanks for watching! 🙏💕
Hi Gilly, another beautiful project. I really loved the pendants, and the beads too. As we can print them using your free printables the beads won't be expensive done that way. Then we can have matching pendants, earrings, bracelets and hair stick beads. I thought Yummy was asleep in the kitchen when I started your video, but she was quickly up on my lap to enjoy your voice again. I think if she ever met you she would be so happy you'd never be able to put her down :)
Hi Ally, that’s a great idea to have a matching set! I think Yummy must be my best international friend 🐱 🥰 Would be wonderful to meet up one day - I’d have to remember to get off the plane in Australia and not NZ 😂😂😂 Thanks so much for watching, as always, your time and thoughts are much appreciated. 🙏 🐈 💕
@@RainbowLane Yummy is undoubtedly your best international friend. She would listen to your same video over and over and never get bored so long as you keep talking to her.
You can also add alcohol to lighten it up. Isopropyl alcohol, drip, squirt, spray or blow. These are absolutely gorgeous! Thanks!
Hi Rachel, yes, all of those! 🤗 But please note, anyone using alcohol in whatever way but especially spraying or squirting, please use a mask that stops aerosol droplets - breathing the fumes is REALLY bad for your lungs and nervous system. Thanks so much watch for watching and contributing - much appreciated 🙏💕
@@RainbowLane you are so right about that! Thanks! Gilly!
Do you ever use cabochons on top..also what in general do you use to seal your alcohol inks. Stunning work ❤. Tk u for sharing
Hi that pearl alcohol ink is beautiful, love that color. Great video and enjoyed watching. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Hi Denise, yes, that pearly blue is gorgeous isn’t it - I can’t wait to get some other colors. Many thanks for watching - glad you enjoyed it🙏😍
I have tons of alcohol inks. Will be doing this!
I think you’ll love it! Thanks for watching. 🙏💕
A little bit late, but.... - biiiiiiig 'thank you' for your video! ❤ 😍😍😍😍😍Amazing!! 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
Thank you! 🤗 Never late - always pleased whenever people come. So thank you so much for watching and reaching out. 🙏💕
I tried this! I found I could use regular bright white copier paper, (94 gsm?) and it worked fine for me. I made a few pendants that turned out great. This is a fun technique! Thanks for sharing your ideas.
That’s good to hear! Glad you enjoyed doing this. Thanks so much for watching and reaching out. 🙏💕
Beautiful, love the idea of using copy paper and inks. Huggs and well wishes! 👏🏻👏🏻💕💕
Thank you Melinda - yes it’s a great alternative to Yupo for sure..Thanks so much for watching 🙏💕
Once again a very cool job love it.
Glad you like it, that’s always good to hear. Thank you so much for watching, much appreciated 🙏🤗💕
I loved it
Glad you loved it - many thanks for watching and letting me know.🙏❤️
Teflon sheet I think is what the iron sheet is called. These pieces are interesting and beautiful.
You are right - thank you, I couldn’t think of it while I was talking about it🙄Thank you for watching too 🙏😍
Beautiful 😍
Thank you - I’m glad you like it. Thanks for watching. 🙏❤️
So pretty ❤️🇩🇰😍
Thank you - your comment is much appreciated 🙏❤️
Beautiful
Thank you and thanks for watching. 🙏❤️
These are so beautiful.Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Betty - I really do appreciate that. Sorry I took so long to acknowledge your comment. Thanks for watching.🙏
I’ve got yupo so will be trying your technique. Thanks so much 🙏🏽
Hi Joy, Hope your Yupo technique worked out and was fun. Again, sorry for lack of response. Thanks for being here.🙏
wow, absoluty great pendant paper you made, thank you to show itt. Please tell me were can l find the pendantpaper cuter. This make it much easier to cut itt.
Hi Coringa, it’s a one inch square craft paper punch. I got mine on Amazon. If you have a local craft shop, ask for one there, but if you don’t have a craft shop, try Amazon if you can. Just search for one inch square paper punch. Hope you find one! Thanks so much for watching and reaching out. 🙏💕
Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing!❤❤❤
Thank you, you are very welcome. Thank you for watching. ❤️🙏
Awesome video - thank you! Just one question- after you cut out the square, how do you stick it so that it holds to the inside of the square tray pendant? Glue? Mod Podge? Thank you 😊
Hi, I use a variety of sticking options from double-sided tape to various glues. From memory I think I used a strong double sided tape for those pendants but I can’t say for certain. They are still stuck firm in the bezels after 2 years though. A thin layer of Dimensional Magic would hold them in too. Thanks for watching and reaching out. 🙏💕
I have a set of metallic alcohol inks and glitter UV resin! So fun in epoxy but would be great used for this also
Sounds brilliant! Let me know how they turn out. I think they will be beautiful. Thank you for watching. 🙏❤️
Do u think u could do this with food colours??
Possibly but I would worry about the long term stability. But I’d say try it and see - it may well work! 😍
THANKS... great project...
You are very welcome and thank you for watching - much appreciated. 🙏💕
So glad I found your channel. Love this project. About the beads - I wish I could give proper credit but I accidentally closed the window without saving and can't remember her name, However, using Yupo, she cut two of those long triangles and folded them over each other and made puff beads??? for bracelets. still might be too much ink usage but the patterns were very pretty. Thanks for sharing
Hi Deanna, welcome to my channel and thank so much for watching and commenting. I agree, it is a much better way to make the beads, they are also called pillow beads and they do show off much more of whatever paper you use. Thanks again for being here and contributing- much appreciated. 🙏💕
Thank u so much for sharing this video I luv them they are so beautiful👍💖
You are so welcome and thank you for watching Brenda.🙏💕
Great project lady❤️
Thank you Shelley🙏💕
Hola se be bonito tu trabajo porque no enseña como se hace el papel con todo esos colores gracias
Hola Doris,
Gracias por ver y por tu comentario. Es muy apreciado.🙏❤️
I absolutely love this project! I'll be making some as soon as I can gather the supplies. Thanks, as always, for sharing! Xo
Thank you Lindy - you are very welcome - I’m sure you’ll really enjoy making them. Thanks so much for watching and commenting - always appreciated 🙏💕
Hi there, thank you for sharing this creation, i was wondering if i could use Mod Podge instead of the PVA glue.
Hi, you’re welcome and thanks for being here. I don’t see any reason why you couldn’t use Mod Podge instead of PVA. My guess is maybe use the glossy one. But in theory any Mod Podge should work as the aim is to make the inks run on the paper instead of being absorbed. I use PVA because it’s pretty inexpensive compared to Mod Podge in the UK. And I’ve never really been sure how standard Mod Podge is different to PVA - it seems finer but still works like PVA. Maybe test it out on a small piece of paper first? Let me know if it works. Thanks for watching. 🙏💕
Brilliant! Gave me some ideas.
Hi Debi - thank you and glad you liked it. I really appreciate you watching and leaving a comment. 🙏💕
Great video!! I love your voice!!!
Thank you, that's very kind💕 And thank you too, for watching.🙏
Thank you! 🙏❤️
These would be cool over or under a cabochon.
Hi Oonagh, yes, your are right they would look good under cabochons as long as they are completely flat with no texture in the paper. Thanks for watching and reaching out - much appreciated. 🙏💕
Loved your video, and the ideas. Just a bit worried as so many people say alcohol ink fades.
Is this true? Thank you. x
Hi Wendy, many thanks for your comment, glad you liked the video. Regarding your question - I am aware that people do say that alcohol ink fades but it’s not as straightforward as saying yes it does or no it doesn’t - it depends on a couple of factors. So what I’ll do is post a picture on my Community section that will help answer your question based on my experience - and it is only MY experience based on where my pieces have been kept and the climate I live in. Give me a few hours and I’ll either post a picture or a video short. I’ll let you know when it’s up on TH-cam. Thanks for watching and for a very good question. 🙏💕
Beautiful work. Could I use photo paper to make this?
You might be able to use glossy photo paper but really you’d have experiment with it. I’m not sure how well it would scrunch up to get the ridges - probably best to try with a small piece of glossy photo paper like a 6x4 to see how it reacts. I just tried scrunching up a sheet of glossy 6x4 and it did go wrinkly and get ridges quite well but it made a really annoying squeaking sound! If you can put up with that maybe try it😍I’ll drip alcoholic inks on it when I get a moment and I’ll let you know how it goes. Thanks for watching and reaching out. 🙏❤️
Thank you for sharing!! These are beautiful. I am sure I will try this.
Hi Muggy, you are very welcome - enjoy making them. Thank you for watching - your time is much appreciated 🙏💕
Is there anything under the square to keep it up against the frame??
Hi there, no, I didn't put anything under mine but you could if you wanted to. Thanks, for watching, much appreciated.❤️🙏
So stunning. Another great way to use what you have! Even without a bezel you could as you said, glue them over layers of the same shaped card stock or thin cardboard. Love it!
Hi Kari, thanks for watching, always very much appreciated. Glad you liked it 🙏💕
Where do you buy the little bottles of the inks please.it helps if you use a fan from back of you to direct fumes out of window..i do this for resin.as years ago actually 50 years ago i was soaking some terri toweling nappys in a bucket with strong bleach and my bathroom had no window.i was overcome with fumes and couldnt breath either from mouth or nose.it was so frightening.we didnt phone ambulance in those days i had no phone and nearest phone box was out of order.usual.but i actually am so careful now da.age was done but i could have died.i was only 22 with a 6 month old and noone to help
Thank you Jeanette - that’s a very good tip. Wow - your story is frightening and I’m so glad you survived to tell it 🙏. Bleach is an awful chemical - so dangerous. You were very lucky you weren’t seriously injured, or worse. I’m guessing you are UK based as you mentioned a phone box being out of order. Gosh, I remember those days so well! Phone boxes were either out of order, stunk of urine or there’d be a queue because someone was in it with a huge stack of coins having a long conversation! I am really grateful for that tip about the fan - it is so simple but very clever andI hadn’t thought of it! I am very wary of using inks or resin, or strong varnishes because I have a weird asthma type issue that gets triggered so easily by odours. I have a great big chemical mask with a non-return valve built in . It’s brilliant but I find it uncomfortable to wear when crafting. So I tend to avoid chemicals a lot of the time. So your tip is very welcome. I even wear a small paper mask when knitting now because of the tiny fibres that float in the air off the wool. I always cough when I knit and then one day I saw the floating fibres in a shaft of sunlight - you’d never believe you need a mask for knitting would you! Well thanks again for your brilliant comment, it’s lovely to hear people’s stories. Thanks for watching 🙏❤️
Do you remember where you got your square hole punch?
I got it online, probably on Amazon or Vassen Creative in the Netherlands. Thanks for your question. 🙏💕
Thank you for the wonderful video! Can you please tell me how you secured the 1" square of paper into the bezel. Did you glue it with a certain type of glue or product? Thank you! Lynn
Hi and thanks for your question. I use various methods ranging from strong double-sided adhesive tape to various glues. I prefer the tape though. Thank you for watching. 🙏❤️
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you Yvonne - apologies for slow response - many thanks for watching 🙏💕
Thanks again for more inspiration for future projects. Beautiful pendants!!!
You are very welcome - glad you like it and thanks so much for watching, I really appreciate it.🙏🤗💕
Can you put UV resin over the top of the pendants?
I’m sure you can. I’ll let you know because I just got a UV light and some resin. I haven’t used it yet because I need to get a proper mask first. I saw a video by a young woman who used lots of resin without protecting her lungs from the fumes and is now ill. So it’s put me off using it until I get a good mask. I will let you know. Thanks for watching. 🙏❤️
What would u put on the pendant when finished to protect it
You could use resin or a sealer such as Dimensional Magic by Mod Podge. Thanks for watching 🙏💕
LOVE IT.. XX
Thank you - glad you like it and thank you for watching.🙏💕
If you have yuppie paper do you crush it up like you did the other paper.I need to use the yup paper.
Hi Carolyn, I’m sorry for such a late reply - yes you do crush/screw the Yupo paper up to get creases but you need to get the thinner one so you can do it easily. There are different thicknesses of Yupo. Again, sorry for late response and thank you for watching. 🙏❤️
This looks like a fun technique to try, thanks!
Thank you - I really appreciate that. Sorry I took so long to acknowledge your comment. Thanks for watching.🙏
I love these especially the veining 😍 can I ask what silver and gold paints you use for doing this? Thanks 😊
Hi Estelle, thanks for watching and taking time to comment. I use Artiste brand metallic gold and silver acrylic paint. I used to get them from The Range in the U.K. but not sure if they still have them. You should be ok using any brand though, just make sure it’s metallic. Thanks again for watching. 🙏❤️
Thanks for the reply, I have some of the artiste paints ( got them from the works ) but the neon ones. I know some metallics are better than others,, I’ll have a search around 😊
From where we can buy the paper alcoholic ink and the blowing tool metal pendant
Hi, thanks for watching. Where do you live? If you are in the USA, I think you can get most of the things you need in craft stores. I’m not sure about other countries. I buy most of my supplies online at Amazon.
I would seal with resin??
Hi Jeanette, Yes, you can and probably a good idea to do so. I tend to avoid resin because of the odours in the air but will rethink that now because of your tip in another comment. Thanks for watching 🙏❤️
I love these.beatiful work. I love working with the inks.i used thin wood and tin foil.ty
Thank you - great idea. Thanks for watching 🙏
Will Elmers Glue all work ?
Hi Patricia, do you mean to stick it into the bezel? Thanks for watching. 🙏❤️
¿Se puede hacer con papel fotográfico? Gracias
Ciao, grazie per la domanda. Probabilmente potresti usare la carta fotografica, ma potresti avere difficoltà ad avvitarla senza strapparla. Dovresti usare quello più sottile che potresti trovare e vedere cosa succede quando lo rovini per ottenere le pieghe di cui hai bisogno. Se lo provi, fammi sapere come va. Molte grazie per la visione. 🙏❤️
@@RainbowLane gracias lo probaré y te lo comunicaré
Belo trabalho. Fiquei na dúvida.... Você pinta a parte da folha plastificada com a cola ou sem a cola? Grata.
Olá e obrigado pelo seu comentário. É uma boa pergunta e peço desculpas por não ter deixado claro. Você coloca a tinta no lado onde colocou a cola. então a cor fica em cima da cola. Obrigado por assistir meu vídeo. 🙏
@@RainbowLane muito obrigada pela atenção. Adoro seus trabalhos. Parabéns!
Very informative. Thank you. Can I ask what brand your punch is? I like the ability to see the section being punched out.
Hi Laura, firstly, so sorry I have taken so long to respond. The punch is an DIMENSIONS EK Success-1 Inch Square Punch, Metal, Multi-Colour, 12 x 6 x 3 cm but it's coming up on Amazon as unavailable. You should be able to find a similar one somewhere because most punches let you take the bottom out to see what you are punching. If I see anything else, I'll come back here and let you know. Thanks for watching.🙏
Oh man, I thought this was my idea. good tips, i'll be sure and try. so dimensional magic worked? i heard it reacts with the ink and just makes a mess. but you got it to work?
Hi Diego, yes, the Dimensional Magic worked very well for me - no problems at all. Still wearing pendants I made two years ago. Maybe that's why it's called magic😍. Thanks for watching and commenting.🙏🌷
@@RainbowLane Good to know. in general, do you like the pendents with or without? I just don't want to purchase something, use it, be disappointed, and have the rest of the jar of stuff sit unused.
Well Diego, I could tell you that I like them best with (or without) couldn’t I? And whatever I tell you is down to my taste which could be completely different to yours. So really, you’ll need to experiment yourself and see what YOU like best. I could say that with is best, you get the product and then you hate the results. So my opinion is really worth nothing - see what I mean? I can only show you how I have chosen to do things.
Love this! How long does the alcohol ink take to dry?
Thank you - I usually leave any wet media overnight to be sure. Alcohol ink is strange though in that some colours dry quicker than others! Very odd. But leave over night or check to see if it’s touch-dry after a few hours. It also depends on your climate and season too. Thanks for watching. 🙏❤️
@@RainbowLane Thank you 😊
Where did you get the pendants?
I’m pretty sure those ones came from Amazon - if you google ‘square pendant trays’ you should find them. Thank you for watching. 🙏💕
How much do you sell the pendants for?
Hi, thanks for your question. I don’t sell my stuff. I either keep the things I make to use myself or to give as presents for family and friends. Thanks for watching. 🙏💕
I am waiting for my paper to dry and can't wait to start! These are gorgeous.
I have a question... what is the difference between the regular inks and the mixatives? I want to understand what I'm buying before I choose my colors, but the descriptions aren't really clear.
PS I love that you pivoted your intention for the tutorial. I do love the look of the beads, but you're right, it is a lot of work to go through. Maybe I'll have enough scraps to make beads with.
Hello Princess Sparkle of the resistance 🤩. Wow - you are very keen - well done!🤗. The mixatives are a metallic ink that give a nice metallic sheen to your work. they need to be be shaken well before you use them. Enjoy your painting and thanks for being here and joining in 🙏💕🤴
@@RainbowLane I'm keen because YOU are inspiring. :-) Thank you for sharing. It's marvelous.
That’s good to hear - thank you😍.
Do you sell the bicone paper bead template? Ty
Hi Allie, thanks for asking - no I don't sell a bicone template - mine are just straightforward triangle strips that give you a bead that is tapered at either end. 🙏💕
Dimensional Magic? Is that resin?
Hi Holly-Marie, no it isn't, it's an acrylic water-based product which can be used like resin, in this case. I prefer it because it doesn't have the resin odour or fumes. Thanks for your question and for watching.🙏💕
Love your video & the result. So happy I found it. I have a question could I use UV resin or epoxy to finalized the project? Thx
Hi Sandra, many thanks for watching and reaching out. I'm glad you like the video. Unfortunately, I can't answer your question because I don't use epoxy resin - I am highly sensitive to chemical odours and the fumes get me even with a mask on. But I don't see why it wouldn't work. I do apologise for the delay in getting back to you. If you ever decide to go ahead and try using the resin with this, do let me know the outcome because several people have asked me about it. Thanks again.🙏