Thank you very much for this informative video. Does it matter the strength of the rubbing alcohol, this is isopropyl alcohol, they come at various strength. Thank you 🙏
I am in the U.S. and get them from several different sellers I've found on Facebook. I'm not sure if they ship internationally, but check out "Stones by Shelley" on Etsy, "Heather Rocks Art" on Facebook, and "East Coast Santorinis" on Facebook!
Thank you so much for your kind words, I enjoy sharing them! Most recently I loaded up on Santorinis when a friend ordered an entire pallet and sold them to me lol. Prior to that I ordered them from a place called Wylie Landscaping in Texas (you can Google them). More recently I've also ordered from Heather Rocks Art on Facebook and she also has some really cute cut santorinis like hearts, circles, coffins (so fun for Halloween!) and my personal favorite...the Tic tac toe set!
It's a waterbrush that has water in it so usually I squeeze out more water and wipe on a paper towel, and then I will also swish in my regular rinse jar like a normal brush. However if I'm trying to create that belnded look from color to color I will only do the squeeze and paper towel because it's okay of there's a little color residue there!
@@amethysthoni just swirling in water and a paper towel! If the pigment stains the brush too much you can swish in rubbing alcohol and then wash with soapy water!
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Jessica, this is absolutely breathtaking. Thank you for making these videos for those of us new to the game ♥️
OUTSTANDING!!! You created your own MAGIC!!!
Thank you! It was a a lot of fun to make!
This is ABSOLUTELY fantastic. I JUST GOT ALCOHOL INKS and I can't wait to play with them.
Oh fun! I can't wait to see what you create! I haven't touched my alcohol inks in a while!
So awesome!!! I love this one! Excellent work! ♥️
Thank you! ❤
Another beautiful rock!!! I love this idea so much….the details are great!!! ❤️
This one was a lot of fun!!
So cute! Btw, I’ve been watching you a little while and I love watching your subscriber numbers go up! Keep up the amazing work!
Aww thank you so much, that means so much to me!
So helpful! Than you. I had always started with the colour on the stone! So smart! Great tutorial.
That is a fun way, too, but the color can be so intense! This is a good way to "build up" the color if you're not sure how bold you want to go! 🙂
I love that rock!!!
Thank you!
Wow! You are so very creative!! 😯
Thank you! 😊 It was inspired by something I saw on Pinterest and I thought it was a fun concept!
This is really cool !!!
Thank you so much! I haven't played with alcohol inks in a long while!
This is just beautiful
Thank you so much! 🙏 It was a fun one to make!
Love this!
Thanks, it was a fun one to make!
Amazing!!
Thank you! I really enjoyed doing this one...there will be more like it in the future I'm thinking!
I love this ❤
Thank you!
Thank you very much for this informative video. Does it matter the strength of the rubbing alcohol, this is isopropyl alcohol, they come at various strength. Thank you 🙏
The one I jave is just off the Walmart shelf...91%!
Vraiment beau. Où puis-je me procurer ces roches santorini? J'aimerais bien essayer ces alcohol ink!
I am in the U.S. and get them from several different sellers I've found on Facebook. I'm not sure if they ship internationally, but check out "Stones by Shelley" on Etsy, "Heather Rocks Art" on Facebook, and "East Coast Santorinis" on Facebook!
One question … where do you get your Santorini stones? Thanks so much!!
Thank you so much for your kind words, I enjoy sharing them! Most recently I loaded up on Santorinis when a friend ordered an entire pallet and sold them to me lol. Prior to that I ordered them from a place called Wylie Landscaping in Texas (you can Google them). More recently I've also ordered from Heather Rocks Art on Facebook and she also has some really cute cut santorinis like hearts, circles, coffins (so fun for Halloween!) and my personal favorite...the Tic tac toe set!
How do you clean your brush between colors?
It's a waterbrush that has water in it so usually I squeeze out more water and wipe on a paper towel, and then I will also swish in my regular rinse jar like a normal brush. However if I'm trying to create that belnded look from color to color I will only do the squeeze and paper towel because it's okay of there's a little color residue there!
@@JessicaRocks what if you are using alcohol inks?
@@amethysthoni just swirling in water and a paper towel! If the pigment stains the brush too much you can swish in rubbing alcohol and then wash with soapy water!