LOVE THIS! What a gorgeous light. Thanks for sharing your technique for using the Alcohol Inks. I’ve had crummy results, but now will try the sponge technique on my tiles. Awesome!
UV sealer... I hadn't thought of that. I have such a hard time with alchohol inks..I love them. Use them alot but they fade... even on my indoor projects. I did a lamp shade which was GLORIOUS for about 2 years. Ha ha. Thanks for that input. Keep up the good work! 💚💜💙
That is a gorgeous effect! I even think the inside is beautiful. Of course, you wouldn't want to put a real candle in if the inside was inked. Thanks so much for the video!
Check with your local restaurants for gloves. Some of our local restaurants are doing markets selling groceries and supplies while their dining rooms aren't able to be open.
Great idea. I've been asked to teach an alcohol ink class ( when it is safe ). Thanks for sharing. Will definitely try my $store and do a sample for them.
Hey, as a tip, ETHER gets ANY kind of glue off. Of course you may have some difficulty getting access to it but it's not impossible. It's the most painless way to make adhesive lose its stickiness quickly so bandages can be removed without taking off skin or hair or causing raw irritation. Of course the trick is to NEVER use it in an enclosed space. Other than that, it's awesome and effective.
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What a fun cute idea!!
Awesome!!👏👏 And fun!! 🥰🥰 Love the color choices!! 💜💜💙💙
OK, that is amazing! I need to go to my dollar store for some inspiration!
Everytime I go I spend $50? Uhggggg!
LOVE THIS! What a gorgeous light. Thanks for sharing your technique for using the Alcohol Inks. I’ve had crummy results, but now will try the sponge technique on my tiles. Awesome!
That is beautiful! Thank you, MMG!
Beautiful! Can’t wait to try this!
Very pretty such a cute idea ty for sharing
UV sealer... I hadn't thought of that. I have such a hard time with alchohol inks..I love them. Use them alot but they fade... even on my indoor projects.
I did a lamp shade which was GLORIOUS for about 2 years. Ha ha.
Thanks for that input.
Keep up the good work!
💚💜💙
That's pretty cool looking, great idea!
Fantastic! Absolutely gorgeous! 😀💜🐨👍
Love this 😍 would love to see more alcohol ink projects!
Love this look!
Hi that is so nice. I got alcohol inks that Im going to play with now. Thanks for sharing
Ooohh love this idea!😍
That is a gorgeous effect! I even think the inside is beautiful. Of course, you wouldn't want to put a real candle in if the inside was inked. Thanks so much for the video!
Pretty cool !! 😊💜
Love the dollar store! I can easily spend a lot of money there. 😁
Came out Great!
James
Fairy lights would be Kewl! Awesome!
Definitely! I think that's what I'll end up doing :)
Check with your local restaurants for gloves. Some of our local restaurants are doing markets selling groceries and supplies while their dining rooms aren't able to be open.
Great idea. I've been asked to teach an alcohol ink class ( when it is safe ). Thanks for sharing. Will definitely try my $store and do a sample for them.
Thats super cute! I 👍
Looks great :)
This looks amazing but it kinda looks smushed and blurred 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Can this method be done on ceramic ? Love this look- would love for you to show plastic wrap on ceramic vase
I would think it would work on ceramic...
Gorgeous! Dangit now i have to try this too uuuugh lol😁😁😁😂😂
Does it rub off when you touch it?
It can. You would definitely want to seal it to prevent that from happening 😊
Can I used acrylic ink or must it be alcohol ink? I have some acrylic inks I’d love to use up.
Cool
This is very pretty. Is it a plastic or glass wine cup? Thanks for showing us.
Glass
Hey, as a tip, ETHER gets ANY kind of glue off. Of course you may have some difficulty getting access to it but it's not impossible. It's the most painless way to make adhesive lose its stickiness quickly so bandages can be removed without taking off skin or hair or causing raw irritation. Of course the trick is to NEVER use it in an enclosed space. Other than that, it's awesome and effective.