How to use Acrylic Skins 💲💲💲 Acrylic Pouring Jewelry Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2021
- In this video, How to use Acrylic Skins, I am taking you through my process of turning my wasted acrylic pour paint into beautiful jewelry that you can either sell or wear yourself. This tutorial talks through all the materials that I use to turn this waste into a product that you or others can love and enjoy!
Necklace Trays and Cabochons - amzn.to/3yHa1aN
Necklace Cordage - amzn.to/3oU3vJv
Earring Trays - amzn.to/3vsraDg
Earring Cabochons - amzn.to/2SAqAEJ
Diamond Glaze - amzn.to/3wz88v9
E6000 Adhesive - amzn.to/3wuAyGC
Silicone Mats to collect skins - amzn.to/3wILMrf
Fluid art especially, acrylic pouring for me is a very therapeutic artform. I really enjoy the process of acrylic pour painting and that is why I made this fluid painting tutorial for you! All the fluid art technique I use are suited for pouring for beginners as well as intermediate level artists. If you love fluid painting with acrylics or this acrylic pouring technique smash that thumbs up button for me as it really helps the channel grow!
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General acrylic paint pouring supplies I've used/recommend (affiliate links):
👍Pouring Mediums (Mixed with acrylic paint to thin for pouring)
🔴Liquitex Pouring Medium: amzn.to/379Bc2m
🔴Floetrol: amzn.to/37VZQ5I
🔴Elmer's Glue-All amzn.to/37QQwjK
👍Acrylic Paints
🔴Sakura Pigment Powders - amzn.to/2JZNb9X
🔴Liquitex Basics Acrylics: amzn.to/3nbqvSn
🔴Arteza Pre-Mixed Pouring Paints (thinned ready-to-pour): amzn.to/375XeDg
🔴Arteza Acrylic Paint Tubes (60 small tubes - great for sampling many colors): amzn.to/3gANYdg
🔴Deco Art Metallic Variety Acrylic Paints: amzn.to/2JKPg9P
🔴FolkArt Color Shift Acrylics: amzn.to/39W4YcO
🔴Chroma Molten Metals Metallic Paint Set: amzn.to/3gE4Vn3
👍Various Pouring Tools
🔴Chandler Heat Gun (pops air bubbles and brings up cells): amzn.to/3gAxfad
🔴Mini Leaf Blower (for air swipes): amzn.to/3qM3nvY
🔴Strainers: amzn.to/3a1M0RW
🔴Mardi Gras Necklaces (for chain pulls): amzn.to/376DjUA
🔴Precision Tip Squeeze Bottles: amzn.to/2ICeFBM
🔴Cheap Mixing Cups - amzn.to/30sVdwh
🔴Round Cookie Cutters - amzn.to/3adxsg9
🔴Liquitex Professional Iridescent Medium amzn.to/2Vx0z8D
🔴 Lazy Susan Turntable(NEW) amzn.to/3bVCEGo
👍Cell Creation Oils
🔴Blaster Silicone - amzn.to/2WEBRTU
🔴Coconut Oil - amzn.to/2COIGuY
🔴Treadmill Silicone - amzn.to/3hv06vV
👍Cheap Materials
🔴Cheap Canvas - amzn.to/3eI99aN
🔴Panel Boards - amzn.to/39fmqGY
🔴 12" Wooden Unfinished Wooden Letters amzn.to/2Vr3oIA
🔴 Unfinished State Wood Cutouts amzn.to/2PrjZbh
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I greatly appreciate the time you took for us beginners.
Wow Dude! Thank you for the tutorial! Really pretty pieces❤
Thank you so much, I'm pretty new to this medium and am learning so much from you.
You wear that tshirt well!
Thanks for sharing. I get my diamond glaze from amazon it was 12$ for 2 bottles
Thank you! They are pretty
New here, I love this tutorial!!
Thank you, JMo, I have just tried it, and it was working! Thank you for your tutorial! 😇
Great job. I find it easier to glue with diamond glaze first although l battle bubbles! Before cutting out. Thanks for sharing your method
This is So helpful- have Never seen anyone do an actual video for this process!
So I'm watching your video and something that might help you that really help me is I will glue the cabochons to the area of the skin that I want to cut out and let that dry and then cut around it and then you can get it nice and smooth and adjust it however you want it inside the Tray. Seemed I was able to I to get a smoother look in my jewelry. And I use the diamond glaze for everything! How this helps! I love your videos and you have been so helpful. Thought I would repay the generosity! Much luv
They turned out gorgeous Johnny. Thanks for sharing your talents😀 love your motto, you should put it on a tshirt with one of your painting designs behind it.
Thank u for sharing this (appreciate it). I hate wasting a lot of paint and this is a great way to use it! I will make these for gifts ☺️
Awesome ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for the skin demo, great!
Great idea. Thanks
Yay!! You are the Best! Been waiting for an easy to understand, easy to follow tuturiol on this!! You Rock🤘🏼.Thank you!
So glad to see this video. You answered every question I had. Thank you!
Thank you for showing us how to make the jewelry! I've been thinking about trying to make some, but I didn't know where to start. This is incredibly helpful. :)
Thank you, The teenage Grandkids are coming for Thanksgiving and they requested to make jewelry. I love your site. It is very healing and satisfying to me also.
Thank you 🎀 amazing idea for storage.
It's very generous of you to share your techniques in such detail. Thank you🥰
LOVE how you're using the excess paint. Going to have to drag out my sheet protectors!
Good way to store skins
So simple and brilliant - absolutely love this and can't wait to try!! Many thanks for this tutorial.
Excellent Idea to store the skins! Thanks J Mo:)
What a unique way to reuse art and make something very lovely.
These are beautiful! What a clever way to reuse the paint.
OMG FOUND IT!!! Thanks. You are such an inspirational artist!!!
Those are super. I hate to waste anything, I mean anything! Love it. Thanks for sharing and i so enjoy watching your paintings too.
I love this...those are gorgeous 😍
When I make mine, I put the Diamond Glaze right on the skin, then put cabochon on, let dry and cut them out. I then glue to metal piece. I can get a lot done this way.
Thank you for your time and talent 😍
My cabochons won't stay inside the metal casing. Do I have to use glue? They just fall out! Thought about squeezing the casing around the cabochon with pliers. But prob not a great idea. Can you help please?
Question for you Vicki…do you use E6000 glue or Diamond glaze. to glue finished cabochon into bezel ? I’ve been using the Diamond glaze for all of it.
@@jillianinnes470yes use glue
@@pennyhaase744I’ve seen people use diamond glaze for all
That's awesome. That's how I store mine.
Such an awesome teacher. Whew. Thank you for the clear and specific info!!!
What a great idea!! I had no idea how to use skins for jewelry. Thank you !!
Wow awesome
So THATS what keeping the skins means 😊 thankyou for sharing, they are beautiful 😊
Great job ty for sharing.
Great idea.
Beautiful work 💜👍
Important info! Thanks for sharing
Great video!!!
Totally going to try it that tip with that glaze perfect. Thank you so much👍
Thank you for the info.. Very helpful..
Thanks so much for including Amazon affiliate links. No other pouring artists I follow would tell me what type of cabochon sets they were using and I was at the end of my rope. Bless you. I will use the affiliate links when I purchase!! ❤
Thank you so much for this video.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very informative
Thank you for sharing 💜🙂👋
Thats really awesome. Thank you so much. 😊😍
Always wondered how they made jewelry out of skins - Thanks
Wow, thank you.
BYW your jewelry is awesome
Very nice!
Thanks! Love the Diamond Glaze tip. P. S. I also dip the bottom of the cabachon right into my paint runoff if there isn’t enough for a skin.
I do that too
That’s a fantastic idea! You just cut out a lot of steps!! ❤️❤️👌
Could you use the drips from the canvas and just place a bunch of bezels around underneath while you make a painting and see what you get in them when you are done? You could always wash them off or pour them back into the tub of paint you scrape off the table if they're too muddy/look rubbish?
Wow, that glaze really makes a difference! I'll have to try that. I usually put the e6000 on the back of my cabochon and then put that on the paint skin. I don't cut the paint skin until that dries...its much easier to cut I think. Then I glue the bezel and cabochon together with whatever glue I have handy. I'm going to try your method though because I think yours may be clearer than mine.
Wow Awesome 👍 💞
I just use Diamond glaze and glue cabachon to paint skin and cut out when dry. Then just use e6000 to glue into bezel
I am obsessed with making fluid art necklaces!! Some times the other side of the skin is even cooler. I have too many necklaces 🤦🤦🤦🤦
Its true, isnt it? It has a whole different texture... I always check the underside of my skins. lol
Thanks! I now realize I was using way too much diamond glaze!!! Good to know!
Very good tutorial. I have used Diamond Glaze and it yellowed on some pieces, so not sure what else I could use. I use uv resin mostly.
I sometimes dip the cabs directly into wet drippings.
I make bookmarks and refrigerator magnets out of my drippings. I can use a balloon to dip into the drippings and dab that on watercolor paper for bookmarks. I also use a small water balloon to dip onto the flat backs of cabochons and make magnets. Now you gave me the idea to make pendants out of those also. Lots of good uses for drippings.
What do you use for magnets?
@@rhondapearce Hello. I use flat backed cabochons. I balloon dip the flat side, when dry I glue magnets on the backs. Sometimes i have to add paint to the backs if I did not cover the whole thing. I usually use a sponge and put a layer of gold or silver. That has to dry before applying the magnets. They are fun and people love them.
Obrigada!!!!!’👏👏👏👏
great idea on storing the skins!! I roll mine in wax paper but then can never see what I have!!
Nice one ))
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Is there a way to remove the skin from a pour painting you don’t like?
Like your processes for creating jewelry
Can you mention where on Amazon you order your bezzle trays and cords? There are soooooo many choices and some aren't as good as others. Thanks!
Now I've seen you do it I'm going to try it myself. Is there an alternative to the diamond Glaze cos we don't have hobby lobby in Canada. Could I use the glaze I use on my paintings and then stick it together when that's dried. I always use Gorilla Glue Clear Grip as E6000 smells yucky. That's a great tip about storing the skins. I always bunged mine in a bag and then I have to separate them somehow. Tomorrow I'm off to buy document protectors. Thanks so much.
These are beautiful! Where do you sell them at?
Your directions are excellent. I ordered the materials needed from your links. One thing that you have that you show on the necklace cordage is an extra silver ring that you attached to the pendant and looped thru the black cordage. Where do you get the round circle silver ring? I think they are called "jump rings". What size did you use?
After making acrylic skins how long do you have to let them dry until you can use them to make jewelry
I've also noticed the backings of some of my acrylic skins are more interesting than the top
Thanks for yr tutorial. Lovely jewellery. No idea why, but mine has silver spots after a few days. I used Diamond glaze to glue the acrylic skin to glass cabachon and to the base. Did I miss a step? Do I need to varnish the acrylic skin first?
I have gotten those too and the silver spots are air bubbles from the texture of the skin. Add enough diamond glaze to the top of the skin and press the cabochon down hard to press the air bubbles out. Clean up the little bit of glaze that pressed out and that should solve your problem.
@@JMoPainting thanks so much for your explanation and advice. Very helpful. Will do so.
I love how creative that is! And the result is beautiful! I bet they sell like hotcakes at your shows!! ❤️❤️
Where did you purchase the leather punch and what brand is it?
Hi J Mo. I’m just starting out with acrylic pouring & purchased a plastic shower curtain, thinking it would allow me to peel off my dried paint for skins. Which totally failed & a waste of time 😢 Are all silicone mats the same or do I need to buy a certain type, I followed your link to amazon & was hoping before I purchase one that you could please tell me if they peel off easily without wrecking my finger nails 😊❤
How long do you wait until your skins are ready to be used?
What if you use the E6000 on the front too. Like is okay if you don't have the Diamond glue? Thank you for doing this. I got everything but that Diamond glue. 😱😊
The E6000 I think would be really difficult to get the bubbles out of you could try and substitute polycrylic instead
how would you do a concave?
Is there a space between the skin and the cobochon
How much do you sell your necklaces and earrings for?
I get silver spots and patches when I use skins with diamond glaze. Do you know how to avoid them ? Love your video ! Thanks
Same! I came here looking for answers.
Did you ever find an answer? I wonder if it's answered at 7:40 where he talks about bubbles. I'm a painter, and sometimes if you brush a varnish too much you get haziness from tiny bubbles.
I just bought some pendants to do this! How much do you sell them for? I never know what to price my items. 🤭🤭
What size neck trays you use
Where did you get that leather punch for your skins to cut out? TIA
Love the 173rd flag in the background. I served with the herd in Vietnam 66 67
Can you share the link to leather punch Plz
How much would you sell each piece for?
I've done this before just to see if I could, but how do I sell them?
Have you ever used the skins to enhance your artwork?
Is this handmade jewelry waterproof?
Knife- maybe a cheap, or not so cheap Kiridashi.
Purchase of glaze, plz?
I was wondering! Can u tell me why i get silver spots appearing in my paint skins after I've glued them to the cabochon?
Are they air bubbles? If so apply more pressure to the cabochon when using the glue. I hope this helps
Where did you get the punch fir cutting the circles?
I also wish to know. I hate having to use an exacto knife.
Toni Holt I found it on Amazon. "General Tools 1271M Arch Punch, 1 Inch"
Do you get silver spots. I am so disappointed. I have lots and lots to soak because if silver spots. I use Diamond glaze. I’ve tried using a little a lot. Tried dipping in paint and having only to glue one time. I tried E6000 at the beginning and same thing. Really need help.
Same. It looks great and then I go back a week later and there are weird patches. I'm trying to figure out if I'm using too much glue or not enough. 🤷♀️
I went to order the necklace trays and cabochons and Amazon said the delivery would not be until the middle of August. This is weird.
Awesome vid. Thumbs up. Please stay in touch. Have a great day. 😊
I enjoyed watching your video and was wondering if you could send me a order number# ? So I can order the same jewelry stuff for making my own jewelry that way I get the best stuff Thank you
You're clear jewelry piece is convex, not concave. :)