Joanna, you sent me on a creative adventure with the first video you did with magicals. I had never heard of them, but I bought them after watching your video. When I saw how beautiful they worked on watercolor paper, I got myself a die cutter, embossing folders and dies and started making jewelry from paper and uv resin. You started a new way of jewelry making for me. When you make your videos, you never know whose life you will touch, or in what way. I'm so gratefully you made that video.
@@lauriegardonis3851 you made me tear up, Laurie! You have no idea what it means to me when I get to inspire others! Do you have instagram?if you do can you send me a message with pictures of your pieces? I cannot wait to see your creations. I'm at joannas_corner on Instagram. I love love love magicals. I use them for backgrounds in my cards all the time. I have used them also on cardstock and then used die cuts to cut our shapes from the magical background. Since you have uv resin, you can totally duplicate this pendant. Thank you for your kind words. You get me keep on creating! Hugs
@@joannascorner4478 Thank you so much for getting back to me with your very kind words. I love your video's; you always sound so happy and cheerful. Joanna, I am so low tech, I don't know how to send a picture, but I am going to learn. As soon as I do, I will send you some. Something I know you will love if you haven't tried is let's resin chameleon powders. They are so beautiful on polymer clay. They are worth the money. They have a really nice sparkle to them too. If you love the look of magicals on polymer clay, you will love these. Hugs, and have a great week
@@carolhammond9624 hi Carol! Thank you so much! I got uv resin for this technique because I fell in love with it. If you love texture then you will have fun with it. It is great to hear from you! Hugs!
Cieszę się, że nareszcie "wróciłaś" 🤗 Super jest ta technika ☺ Już jej próbowałam i to naprawdę świetna zabawa. Ja robiłam pianę w zamykanym plastikowym pojemniku. Dałam dosyć dużo płynu do wody, zamknęłam pudełko i nim trzęsłam. Piana wyszła gęsta i nie była taka mokra. I wypełniałam te "kratery" farbami metalicznymi. Moja żywica UV jest dużo gęstsza i może dlatego po wyjęciu spod lampy musiałam wierzch przeszlifować pilnikiem, bo wyszły bardzo ostre brzegi. Ale za to mogłam robic nia dowolne wzory 😉 Ale fakt - te bez żywicy wyglądają lepiej - mają głębię ☺ Buziaki 😘
@@dagmaramajdziak7532 Dagmara, jakswoetnie ze sie odezwalas! Jak robilam film to myslalam ze dluzej powinnam byla Bic ta plane tak ze sobie wyobrazam ze Tobie wyszlo to dobrze gdy Piana byla bardziej sucha. Przyslij mi zdjecie ztwojego wisiorku na Instagram! Usciski
I've done this technique but not with Magical powders. They are already in my cart on Amazon. I love all the cells the detergent creates. Love the ones without resin best. Great job Dear Joanna. You are my most favorite teacher and artist. You are so fun to watch, and really creative and a beautiful person. Thanks for sharing your lovely talent. Ida Rogers
@@idarogers341 my dear Ida, thank you so much for watching! I also love the texture we are getting with this technique. Metallic pains would work great with it perfectly as well but the magicals are just so fun. I like to use them for card making as well. Have a beautiful day my friend! Hope it's a bit cooler where you are because I'm melting here! Hugs
@@joannascorner4478 You are so great JTemps. Your work always amazes me. I also like the detergent bubbles, it's so fun and exciting. I live in Maryland, we have extreme heat and humidity with very little rain every Summer. I can't wait for fall and cooler temps. Our Winters are always colder than normal. The state has lots to offer, the Chesapeake Bay & dual bay bridges are amazing.
I wondered if you had used the bubble technique for these. I don't do resin crafts, but I am an avid watcher of other people doing resin crafts, so I have seen this technique recently. I love the pieces without a resin finish. The texture is fabulous. Resining them definitely takes away from the beauty. I like both the mica and the magicals, equally. I wonder if you used chameleon powders if they would need a resin top coat to bring out the colour shift? Anyway, I may have to become a resin crafter to try this out!
@@sherylwright5705 my dear Sheryl, it is great to hear from you! I will have to look into chameleon powders. I saw someone use it on a tumbler and it looked great! I definitely don't do as much resin as polymer clay but I did couple of resin projects and I posted them on At Home With Joanna. I am not too crazy about uv resin but this technique is so much fun! Thanks fir checking in! Big hugs
AWESOME!!! ❤❤❤ I'm with you, Joanna. No resin is better. The colors pop more. Did you get the Lindy's Magical from Amazon? Michael's? I need them (yes, NEED) so I can do this project. 😂
@@darlaboyle1074 hi Darla! Yes I got them from amazon. Aren't they just so fun! I have used them on my paper crafts as well and they don't disappoint. Little goes a long way and they have different color combinations. I did not kid when I said that it's hard to stop playing around with them. Let me know how you like them once you try them out. Hugs
Beautiful and yes I love them both ways but that’s me, lol how is my neighbor, (unless you’ve moved) lol hope all is well with y’all. Tfs and hugs from AV.
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Joanna, you sent me on a creative adventure with the first video you did with magicals. I had never heard of them, but I bought them after watching your video. When I saw how beautiful they worked on watercolor paper, I got myself a die cutter, embossing folders and dies and started making jewelry from paper and uv resin. You started a new way of jewelry making for me. When you make your videos, you never know whose life you will touch, or in what way. I'm so gratefully you made that video.
@@lauriegardonis3851 you made me tear up, Laurie! You have no idea what it means to me when I get to inspire others! Do you have instagram?if you do can you send me a message with pictures of your pieces? I cannot wait to see your creations. I'm at joannas_corner on Instagram. I love love love magicals. I use them for backgrounds in my cards all the time. I have used them also on cardstock and then used die cuts to cut our shapes from the magical background. Since you have uv resin, you can totally duplicate this pendant. Thank you for your kind words. You get me keep on creating! Hugs
@@joannascorner4478 Thank you so much for getting back to me with your very kind words. I love your video's; you always sound so happy and cheerful. Joanna, I am so low tech, I don't know how to send a picture, but I am going to learn. As soon as I do, I will send you some. Something I know you will love if you haven't tried is let's resin chameleon powders. They are so beautiful on polymer clay. They are worth the money. They have a really nice sparkle to them too. If you love the look of magicals on polymer clay, you will love these. Hugs, and have a great week
I’ve watched you grow and grow in your polymer clay journey! These were so beautiful! And, I agree, the resin does them no favors. Thanks for sharing!
@@carolhammond9624 hi Carol! Thank you so much! I got uv resin for this technique because I fell in love with it. If you love texture then you will have fun with it. It is great to hear from you! Hugs!
Cieszę się, że nareszcie "wróciłaś" 🤗 Super jest ta technika ☺ Już jej próbowałam i to naprawdę świetna zabawa. Ja robiłam pianę w zamykanym plastikowym pojemniku. Dałam dosyć dużo płynu do wody, zamknęłam pudełko i nim trzęsłam. Piana wyszła gęsta i nie była taka mokra. I wypełniałam te "kratery" farbami metalicznymi. Moja żywica UV jest dużo gęstsza i może dlatego po wyjęciu spod lampy musiałam wierzch przeszlifować pilnikiem, bo wyszły bardzo ostre brzegi. Ale za to mogłam robic nia dowolne wzory 😉 Ale fakt - te bez żywicy wyglądają lepiej - mają głębię ☺ Buziaki 😘
@@dagmaramajdziak7532 Dagmara, jakswoetnie ze sie odezwalas! Jak robilam film to myslalam ze dluzej powinnam byla Bic ta plane tak ze sobie wyobrazam ze Tobie wyszlo to dobrze gdy Piana byla bardziej sucha. Przyslij mi zdjecie ztwojego wisiorku na Instagram! Usciski
These are so cool❣️❤️🥰
Very beautiful Joanna. I so enjoyed your written post as well. Yes, happy and great day to you my friend 😊❤
@@gabydavis10 my dear Gaby, how are you? Thank you so much for watching! It is always great to hear from you. Hugs
I love both ways1
YEY YOU ARE BACK 💜🙏✨💜🙏✨💜🙏✨💜
@@kerryhall7506 hello my friend! Hope all is well with you! Hugs
Wow!! Love this!❤
@@cathyrezba3132 thank you so much my dear Cathy!
Fabulous!
@@carolynmozzone412 thank you so much, Carolyn!
I've done this technique but not with Magical powders. They are already in my cart on Amazon. I love all the cells the detergent creates. Love the ones without resin best. Great job Dear Joanna. You are my most favorite teacher and artist. You are so fun to watch, and really creative and a beautiful person. Thanks for sharing your lovely talent.
Ida Rogers
@@idarogers341 my dear Ida, thank you so much for watching! I also love the texture we are getting with this technique. Metallic pains would work great with it perfectly as well but the magicals are just so fun. I like to use them for card making as well. Have a beautiful day my friend! Hope it's a bit cooler where you are because I'm melting here! Hugs
@@joannascorner4478 You are so great JTemps. Your work always amazes me. I also like the detergent bubbles, it's so fun and exciting. I live in Maryland, we have extreme heat and humidity with very little rain every Summer. I can't wait for fall and cooler temps. Our Winters are always colder than normal. The state has lots to offer, the Chesapeake Bay & dual bay bridges are amazing.
I like them both
@@dianep3071 thank you so much, my friend!
I like the texture w/out resin
@@pennyjacobi6482 Me too! Hugs
I wondered if you had used the bubble technique for these. I don't do resin crafts, but I am an avid watcher of other people doing resin crafts, so I have seen this technique recently. I love the pieces without a resin finish. The texture is fabulous. Resining them definitely takes away from the beauty. I like both the mica and the magicals, equally. I wonder if you used chameleon powders if they would need a resin top coat to bring out the colour shift? Anyway, I may have to become a resin crafter to try this out!
@@sherylwright5705 my dear Sheryl, it is great to hear from you! I will have to look into chameleon powders. I saw someone use it on a tumbler and it looked great! I definitely don't do as much resin as polymer clay but I did couple of resin projects and I posted them on At Home With Joanna. I am not too crazy about uv resin but this technique is so much fun! Thanks fir checking in! Big hugs
AWESOME!!! ❤❤❤
I'm with you, Joanna. No resin is better. The colors pop more.
Did you get the Lindy's Magical from Amazon? Michael's? I need them (yes, NEED) so I can do this project. 😂
@@darlaboyle1074 hi Darla! Yes I got them from amazon. Aren't they just so fun! I have used them on my paper crafts as well and they don't disappoint. Little goes a long way and they have different color combinations. I did not kid when I said that it's hard to stop playing around with them. Let me know how you like them once you try them out. Hugs
Beautiful and yes I love them both ways but that’s me, lol how is my neighbor, (unless you’ve moved) lol hope all is well with y’all. Tfs and hugs from AV.
@@karenthomas2302 thank you so much, my friend! Stay cool!