Love, love this video. Your items are simply wonderful. Thank you for all the information regarding the crayons and how different ways they can be applied. 10 stars.
I hope this helps someone. I found a bunch of small canvas pieces to stamp on at Walmart, right where the have all the are supplies. They were on a bottom shelf. Really cute sizes like 2x2 and 3x3 so just perfect for this sort of project, and they were very flat, so they could be easily mailed in a bubble mailer.
These are awesome Nina. I totally enjoyed watching this. A great video tutorial with LOTS of tips and techniques. Pinned this for future reference! Thanks so much for sharing!
Just completed Creative Chemistry 103 with Tim Holtz. While the Distress Crayons do "dry" they are a water reactive medium and will rewet and move if you move them around with a brush or your finger. Different than the paints that will stay put once dry even when you apply water and attempt to manipulate them.
I really enjoyed 103; hope you did too. I'd encourage you to go back and look at Day 4, both Jennifer McGuire and Tim covered them as a useful medium for resisting (which is only possible if they don't reactivate).
I did re-watch before commenting and they do make a great resist if you do not move them around with something. He commented later, maybe during Chat that he was trying hard to find something that would actually seal the crayons so they would be permanent and totally waterproof. Just don't want anyone to find out the hard way that they can be made to move again with water.
I'm new to this... a little confused when you did the blue (peacock) color for background... it looked like the dog was blue as well, but then he was back to normal.. what happened in between ? thx! loved the video :)
this is by far the most helpful display of watercolor w/distress crayons.
I am so inspired. Beautiful work. Thank you.
I loved seeing this demo! Love your coloring!
Very cool. Thanks for the ideas and demonstrating the crayons.
Thank for demo, really cool & fun on distress crayon. Love it
Love those Crazy Dogs! Thanks for demoing the Distress Crayons, I have a couple and have been hesitant to use them; you have encouraged me.
Really really neat ideas....I had not really used my distress crayon set....but will now...love the blending.🤗☺🤗
Adore this canvas and card, did not think I needed these crayons but now I do because they are so fun to work with, thanks for sharing
Wonderful projects! They turned out so cute.
Love, love this video. Your items are simply wonderful. Thank you for all the information regarding the crayons and how different ways they can be applied. 10 stars.
These are too cute! Great use of the Distress Crayons too :) Thanks for sharing
Wondering coloring and I will have to look for the distressed crayons. Cute card. Thanks for sharing.
Linda D.
Thanks for the information on the crayons. I have been looking at them but didn't know why I would need them. I think I might. Love the cards
I love both of them, they are just too cute for words!!!!!
You are a great teacher, love your class glad I found you and Tims class! Great job, Cmt
Adorable! Thanks for showing us how to use those crayons!
I hope this helps someone. I found a bunch of small canvas pieces to stamp on at Walmart, right where the have all the are supplies. They were on a bottom shelf. Really cute sizes like 2x2 and 3x3 so just perfect for this sort of project, and they were very flat, so they could be easily mailed in a bubble mailer.
These are awesome Nina. I totally enjoyed watching this. A great video tutorial with LOTS of tips and techniques. Pinned this for future reference! Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you for sharing your techniques working with distress crayons.
I love your color blending techniques.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us! You are a good teacher! I just bought some of these, and I am excited to use them!
Thanks for sharing, i love this so much!❤️ The stamps, the colors, the layout! GREAT! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Xu really like how you've used these crayons!
That is brilliant! Especially loved the little canvas.
I love the mini canvas example!!!
I learned so much watching this, thank you!
Excellent!
Great Job!! You explained it so good, ohh and i love your name. i named my daughter Nina Marie! :)
Great video. Thank you for the inspiration using the Distress Crayons.
Amazing video and instructions! Your projects are fantastic!
I really enjoy your cards & projects!! Thank you!!
super great ideas!! thanks for sharing - can't wait to try!!
Just completed Creative Chemistry 103 with Tim Holtz. While the Distress Crayons do "dry" they are a water reactive medium and will rewet and move if you move them around with a brush or your finger. Different than the paints that will stay put once dry even when you apply water and attempt to manipulate them.
I really enjoyed 103; hope you did too. I'd encourage you to go back and look at Day 4, both Jennifer McGuire and Tim covered them as a useful medium for resisting (which is only possible if they don't reactivate).
Everyone needs to watch this video at least 4 times, it is wonderful. Cmt
I wish i could like this seventeen thousand times!!
I did re-watch before commenting and they do make a great resist if you do not move them around with something. He commented later, maybe during Chat that he was trying hard to find something that would actually seal the crayons so they would be permanent and totally waterproof. Just don't want anyone to find out the hard way that they can be made to move again with water.
i wonder if you can use both the distress crayons as the distress markers when coloring a stamped image, because I only own one set of the crayons...
WOW just amazing
Lovely enjoyed your tutorial and very informative
Very helpful and cute
excellent video! So useful to a newbie!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow that looks great
I love love your projects. The little dog canvas is super cute. What did you use after the project was finished to darken up the outline of the dog?
love your coloring! hei from Norway
Cute
Great job! Can't wait to try this technique. What did you use to darken the outline on the canvas dog?
Wauwww, amazing!!!!!!
I'm new to this... a little confused when you did the blue (peacock) color for background... it looked like the dog was blue as well, but then he was back to normal.. what happened in between ? thx! loved the video :)
Very late reply, but it was masked.
Adult Coloring! Fun! Fun! Fun!
I love it but you talk so fast to follow sometimes
i wonder if you can use both the distress crayons as the distress markers when coloring a stamped image, because I only own one set of the crayons...