oh so pretty!!! I love water marbling, it is both fun and relaxing. I have never used the paints like you used, I normally use cheap nail polish,, That gives some really pretty results also.
Just love this technique and am eating my ❤️out that i cannot attempt it because here in India we dont get aquacast or the peabeo marbeling kit. If i import it, will pay more in delivery charges, so its not an option 😥 Still doesnt stop me from admiring your ideas and creativity. I want to jump into your brain to learn how it ticks. Have seen many of your videos which have given me ideas i can execute with the ltd material I can buy locally. Great job.
Oh, I just LOVE this, Louise! The colors are great and the colors are so lovely and bright! My eye was also immediately drawn to the lines, too! I I was thinking, "The lines! Do the lines!" LOL Just as I thought that, you mentioned The Lines. 😅💕👍😊 These are just so cool! I love psychedelic. 😅😍
Really super cool! I love these!!! I'd seen marbling done with spray paint, in order to dip wine bottles. I like this better, though I imagine it would be difficult to do a bottle this way. Very beautiful.
❤Hi my dearest friend, I can see you are having so much fun. It looks wonderful. Can you use this with wood rounds and heavy card, as it would make some really good gift tags. Also, if you had a deeper dish could you dip baubles. Then I thought about balloons, dip and dry then inflate to see the results. Balloons and place name cards for weddings or special parties. I'm 74 today....I want to go back 20years so I can make just a few of the beautiful things you make...well I'd try. Love you xxx
That looks like a lot of fun. I’ve seen videos where they do intricate designs on pottery, it fascinating. Whenever I see a out of the box technique like this.. I always wonder, who was the first person to think this up?😆 Thanks for another great video Louise.
What a cool craft! I love this usces paint drops versus spray pain I've seen before. I can see some projects for your cycle shop with this technique. Can't wait to see what else you come up with. Thank you!!💖💖
Thank you so much for such a brilliant tutorial. The results are absolutely gorgeous, and the technique looks great fun. I will now have to buy some marbling paints, as I have a load of aqua cast pieces crying out for colour. While I'm here, I just want to thank you for a saviour technique you showed where you used Liquitex. I used it yesterday, and it totally saved my piece. I thanked you in my head! Much appreciated x ❤
Aw you are most welcome Apple and thank YOU for your continued support. I’m finding it hard to keep up with replying to comments these days but I do read them all and it helps me so much.
I've been marbling for a while now, I would love to help you if you'd like some help...I've used acrylic paints and marabu paints to marble....marbling can be addicting! You definitely needed to have a deeper pan with your water...good luck in your next marbling day!
These look fabulous, Louise. I use a cat litter tray for my marbling if that helps? They're readily available, and quite cheap! That Aquacast looks interesting, and the mould you used looks really nice quality - the edges are beautifully rounded. Being the cheapskate I am 😬 and wanting to squeeze every last penny out of things, your comment about creating a pastel effect by wiping off the excess paint got me wondering if you could even do a series of 'ghost prints' onto slightly damp hotpress watercolour paper, creating a nice second piece to use in mixed media work later...? [Been a little while since I've been able to watch one of your videos, hope the café opening went well and that you are thriving.]
This is amazing!! I have the kit and it never occurred to me to use it in aqua cast. I wondering if you had used the size on your coasters first would prevent so much white? But I loved the pieces with the white in them.
been watching this technique since before Christmas. No aqua cast here. Wpuld it work on cured resin or would one have to marble special paper ,seal then immerse in resin?????
Thank you very much. It needs to be done on a porous surface so your idea of marbling paper and immersing it in resin would work. Resin darkens paper though so if you want to keep it looking the same you could laminate it first x
**@Louise Singleton Creations** If you want to avoid white spots in your marbeling in future, clean off the blanks with 99% Isopropyl Alcohol and then let them dry thoroughly, and DON'T touch them with bare hands after you clean them with the alcohol. That should reduce/prevent the white spots.
Brilliant tip! I hadn’t thought about my finger prints causing the spots. It’s funny really because I know how that happens with resin but didn’t use that knowledge with Aqua Cast.
OH! IDEA! Use your restaurant's colors and make coasters!!! Drag out the colors into thick-ish lines and boom! Awesome coasters!
oh so pretty!!! I love water marbling, it is both fun and relaxing. I have never used the paints like you used, I normally use cheap nail polish,, That gives some really pretty results also.
Just love this technique and am eating my ❤️out that i cannot attempt it because here in India we dont get aquacast or the peabeo marbeling kit. If i import it, will pay more in delivery charges, so its not an option 😥 Still doesnt stop me from admiring your ideas and creativity. I want to jump into your brain to learn how it ticks. Have seen many of your videos which have given me ideas i can execute with the ltd material I can buy locally. Great job.
Oh Louise what a fantastic tutorial, theis takes aqua cast to the next level. Thank you for sharing and giving inspiration 😊
You are most welcome, thank you for watching xx
I love these! Definitely want to give it a try. Thank you!
Hi Louise, Thank you for sharing WOW super psychedelic I wish this technique would work on ready made resin coasters how fab would that be 🥰👍✨
I can't believe how incredible the colours look! Such pretty patterns, too! Love it!!!
Thank you so much Monica xx
Very cool! The round one with the light background looks like a Japanese print of a mountain, almost. You have to squint but it's there!
I thought exactly the same! And I wasn’t even squinting 🤣
Oh my goodness louise! You have given me more ideas for yet another hobby 🤣. I love this and I already use Aquacast a lot, thank you for sharing 💕
Oh, I just LOVE this, Louise! The colors are great and the colors are so lovely and bright! My eye was also immediately drawn to the lines, too! I I was thinking, "The lines! Do the lines!" LOL Just as I thought that, you mentioned The Lines. 😅💕👍😊 These are just so cool! I love psychedelic. 😅😍
You are so lovely, this comment really made me chuckle. Thank you xxx
Those looks so cool! I love them!
Love this idea can't wait to try this I loved the strong colours
Really super cool! I love these!!! I'd seen marbling done with spray paint, in order to dip wine bottles. I like this better, though I imagine it would be difficult to do a bottle this way. Very beautiful.
That's called hydro-dipping afaik?
❤Hi my dearest friend, I can see you are having so much fun. It looks wonderful. Can you use this with wood rounds and heavy card, as it would make some really good gift tags. Also, if you had a deeper dish could you dip baubles. Then I thought about balloons, dip and dry then inflate to see the results. Balloons and place name cards for weddings or special parties. I'm 74 today....I want to go back 20years so I can make just a few of the beautiful things you make...well I'd try. Love you xxx
marvelous marbling, you have some amazing patterens. Thanks for sharing.
That looks like a lot of fun. I’ve seen videos where they do intricate designs on pottery, it fascinating. Whenever I see a out of the box technique like this.. I always wonder, who was the first person to think this up?😆 Thanks for another great video Louise.
They look amazing 🤩
What a cool craft! I love this usces paint drops versus spray pain I've seen before. I can see some projects for your cycle shop with this technique. Can't wait to see what else you come up with. Thank you!!💖💖
Thank you so much Barb, sorry for the late reply, I seem to be forever playing catch up these days! Great idea for the cafe!
Thank you so much for such a brilliant tutorial. The results are absolutely gorgeous, and the technique looks great fun. I will now have to buy some marbling paints, as I have a load of aqua cast pieces crying out for colour. While I'm here, I just want to thank you for a saviour technique you showed where you used Liquitex. I used it yesterday, and it totally saved my piece. I thanked you in my head! Much appreciated x ❤
Aw you are most welcome Apple and thank YOU for your continued support. I’m finding it hard to keep up with replying to comments these days but I do read them all and it helps me so much.
I've been marbling for a while now, I would love to help you if you'd like some help...I've used acrylic paints and marabu paints to marble....marbling can be addicting! You definitely needed to have a deeper pan with your water...good luck in your next marbling day!
That is so kind of you, yes it’s definitely something where you learn as you go along xx
Lovely Louise.
Absolutely love this ❤❤❤
This would be great with the bowl mold x
These look fabulous, Louise. I use a cat litter tray for my marbling if that helps? They're readily available, and quite cheap! That Aquacast looks interesting, and the mould you used looks really nice quality - the edges are beautifully rounded.
Being the cheapskate I am 😬 and wanting to squeeze every last penny out of things, your comment about creating a pastel effect by wiping off the excess paint got me wondering if you could even do a series of 'ghost prints' onto slightly damp hotpress watercolour paper, creating a nice second piece to use in mixed media work later...?
[Been a little while since I've been able to watch one of your videos, hope the café opening went well and that you are thriving.]
These are fabulous ❤
Those r so cool 😎 😍
This is amazing!! I have the kit and it never occurred to me to use it in aqua cast. I wondering if you had used the size on your coasters first would prevent so much white? But I loved the pieces with the white in them.
This is incredible!!! So excited I saw this. How would you seal it afterwards?
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been watching this technique since before Christmas. No aqua cast here. Wpuld it work on cured resin or would one have to marble special paper ,seal then immerse in resin?????
Thank you very much. It needs to be done on a porous surface so your idea of marbling paper and immersing it in resin would work. Resin darkens paper though so if you want to keep it looking the same you could laminate it first x
**@Louise Singleton Creations** If you want to avoid white spots in your marbeling in future, clean off the blanks with 99% Isopropyl Alcohol and then let them dry thoroughly, and DON'T touch them with bare hands after you clean them with the alcohol. That should reduce/prevent the white spots.
Brilliant tip! I hadn’t thought about my finger prints causing the spots. It’s funny really because I know how that happens with resin but didn’t use that knowledge with Aqua Cast.