Hey Jackie, I'd love to see you try your own version of this. You need acrylic medium though, not white paint. Paint has pigment already in it so it will affect the color. (Been painting minis and such for 25 years now)
Waaait a second. Giving (at least really young children) transparent paint makes sense! Some children love to just slap the paint all over the painting and if it is a coloring page the outlines still shine through and the image is the same in the end but colorful. Never thought about that until now.
@@kellyfoley3268 it´s often hard to put too much paint with these kinda paints at least with one coat and globed on thick. It probably can happen but still less often then with paint that is thick to begin with. I don`t know what brought you to make the E out of hearts but I am here for it!
i'm struggling to see what the difference is between mixing normal poster paint and this? it's obviously not cheaper, i think it's just because it comes with a machine but you could easily teach kids the colour wheel and experiment with colours yourself. for $30 you could get some good quality acrylics and some canvases too
Exactly! You can just mix paint, it's liquid. I understand the marker maker because you can't just mix markers, but you can with paint. I can't understand why people buy this.
There really isn't any difference 😅 it's just a novelty machine and those little paint strips you're getting that I don't think you could get for cheaper
It’s really cool though! I remember REALLY wanting this when it was 2016. This and the marker maker, too! Sadly, the paint maker is either discontinued or not available in America, but I did find the marker maker! Got it a few days ago… And honestly, this makes it kinda simpler because the quantities of each color to mix can get confusing if you’re little. With th color guide, it kinda makes it easier!
Yeah, looks like this kit isn’t available anymore, you must have purchased from one of Walmart’s third party sellers. They’ve made it harder and harder to tell the difference between what they sell, and what they’re third party sellers sell. Here’s hoping it works out! 🤞🏻🤞🏻
Haha, this was evidently only $8.75 when it came out (on Crayola’s website), and was 2014 Time to Play Media, Parents' Choice, National Parenting Publication, Toy Insider's Top Toys for 9+years/Tweens, The National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval and Toys R Us Holiday 2014 Hot Toy List Award Winner. HOW?? How did it win an award? Did they try it out before they gave it the award?? 🤣
@@sharkgoddess I’m a little confused what exactly you’re asking? Yes, they most certainly test the toys before giving an award, basically those toy lists are just expert-recommended holiday shopping lists for parents.
@@tiffanysandmeier4753 Unless it's something you can easily look the value up, like Funko Pops. There are evil people selling Little Debbies cakes for $50, and even worse
But Jackie… you don’t want to use white paint because it already contains pigment, thus you’d pastel pink. You need acrylic binder to show the colors of the paint strips. But there probably wasn’t enough pigment in the strips to make nicely pigmented paint. 😂 It was fun to watch, though.
I think the kit came with a more transparent type of paint, almost like something used in paint, pouring like pouring medium. 25:16 Obviously it’s gone bad but that might be why the paint is so transparent. If you use white paint as the base, then you’re adding extra pigment and the colors are going to be lighter.
Its also Washable paint, and what she used from her own stash wasn't. She likes to crap on Crayola but doesn't stop to comment on how its made for primary use by Kids and Teachers in classrooms, stuff that's easier to clean.
Btw, Crayola paint is water based. Water colors are more transparent. The paint you like is acrylic paint. That is thicker than watercolor. Even the soft body acrylic is thicker than watercolor. The cornstarch method is supposed to be for acrylic paints to make the cheap ones (which are usually not that good of soft body) to a better soft body or maybe even somewhat of hard body acrylic paint. It's not for making watercolor not or less transparent. I feel like acrylic paint is easier to use 'cause it doesn't take a long time to dry, but it still gives enough time to paint with and it isn't as easy to have bleeding of the colors 'cause the paint brush had slightly too much water.
Just because it's water based doesn't mean it's watercolor paint. Many acrylics are water based. The difference between the two is that watercolors are revivable. Once they dry, you can add water and it becomes paint again. With acrylic paint, once it dries, it's done.
I know they used to use cloth to hold and ship dyes. They would super-saturate a cloth with undiluted color (whatever they used to make the color base from) and sell that. Then, the buyer would soak the cloth in oil or egg white or whatever they needed for the medium. Dunno if that's even relevant to color strips lol, it's just what popped into my head. 😊
I love how Jackie gives her honest opinion like not giving a crap about what others would think because i saw another person review this same kit and they said they really liked it and here Jackie just saying what she thinks is really great so you really know what your getting :D
the reason the kit had so many views was because of the nostalgia of the product. many people had it when they were younger so it was of sentimental value to them when they saw it.
When I was younger I used to have these like purple strips of some sorts that I THINK were for sore throats. But they were kinda like thicker listerine strips. I think part of the gimmick with them for kids was they'd even turn your mouth purple or something? And seeing the paint strips really seemed to have unlocked the memories of using those and so I have a very strong instinct to put these in my mouth, oops
Jackie you should try and get some vintage stuff from Crayola and compare it to their newer things. Like crayons (from the 80s) vs crayons from the 2020s. Might be interesting, or might be the same. IDK. lol TYSM for the video!
The cornstarch mixture honestly just reminds me of gel medium. It allows you to extend not only the amount of your paint (mostly acrylic paint) but also the dry time (again, mostly acrylic paints 😂). It wouldn’t really make the paint “denser” or anything. Great recipe with cornstarch is to make your own gesso AND modge podge (same recipe for both is cup of water, cup of corn starch and cup of white or clear glue. If you want it to be colored or sparkly or both just add a drop or two of whatever acrylic paint andor any amount of glitter -that’s safe for the world and you!- to the mixture and mix to your desired thickness. It’s also a handy recipe for texture paste, with or without the glue 😉 😂).
Talk about being a trooper! I can't believe the kit came from 2014! I would love for you to try to find one of the new kits to see what differences you notice. I had heard about the cornstarch trick before. But not that it wouldn't last so thanks for the warning that something precious could be lost. Blessings.
Pretty sure it was last year when I bought raycons with your code, can't believe it's been a year already. I still love them, and they still work great.
For a lot of her reviews/tests, she gives the item a fair chance and only hates on it when it doesn't live up to expectations but not with this one. It seems some brands, especially Crayola, she purposely sets up to fail. Not only is the Crayola water-based, WASHABLE paint, that she's comparing to acrylic, non-washable paint, but the paint base for the Crayola was also so badly expired that even when reincorporated was still the wrong color and consistency from what it should've been. Not to mention the Crayola paint if bought pre-made is less than half the price of the stuff she's comparing it to. It didn't stand a chance.
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I just love how she shows us how to use the kits. She struggles through for us. ❤
Another crapola test video!? Yes please! Don’t mind if I do…not do the laundry and watch this video instead 😅 Ahh bringing me back to Jackie and Sika singing the “Figure it out” song
I love watching your video. I find myself on rough days binge watching your video as you make me laugh and smile so much. Thank you for being such an amazing person.
It doesn't specify that the plastic is there, but it clearly says remove the paint strip, hence making it understood that it's not just the paint sheet. Also, the video you showed clearly shows them removing the paint strip from a plastic backin.
You have no idea how much money you have saved me!! Your reviews are spot on, and watching your humor ( a bonus with either your hubby or sister, helping) make my day. ❤~Gina ~❤
I see a lot of people in the comments saying that this is meant for primary school children and teachers and that it may actually be a blessing that the paint is transparent for easy cleaning ect. However I think what people get wrong is when quality is involved. If you’ve watched crayola testing videos or tried the kits yourself you know for a fact they love skimping out on quality. Often “cool gadgety type mechanisms” don’t work at all or as advertised, the actual art or craft supplies are dollar store quality or even less, and for the $20-$40 average these kits cost they are almost always missing out on tools, supplies or creative freedom (or all of the above!) Also- I know for a fact over the recent years Crayola has marketed themselves as not only being for kids but also the aspiring artists out there, and even producing “professional” products for advanced artists. At least in this video it looks like you could save probably $25 by going to the dollar store and getting poster paint and mixing it yourself. The quality seems the same. In my opinion even if you were buying these kits for your children you still wouldn’t want to waste your $30 on a crappy, flimsy piece of plastic. And for that price I believe you’d at least want your child to have some creative freedom and be able to use the item more than once.
As your sister sika always said "Crapola". And the "Figure it out", is my fav. I even sing the song when im with friends. Haha. The toothpick falling "wheeeeeeee" hahaha. I absolutely love your videos and watching you. I admit the paint shaker is "a waste of money". They could of sold all the stuff except that and the price be some what cheaper and the packaging be smaller. Im guessing when they create this stuff. They dont think us adults are kids too. And we still like doing stuff like this. Its so much easier to manually shake it or stir it. They could of sent a bag full of toothpicks instead of the shaker machine.
I remember wanting this so fricken bad when I was littleeee This and the marker maker tbh. They still make the marker maker tho and I actually bought it last week. Used it same day the package got here (yesterday)! My Amazon packages take a week to arrive because I leave real far in the country.
I think these are meant to be more like watercolors than acrylic paint. You can buy strips of watercolor paint that are very similar to the Crapola strips in this kit. I'm curious what's in the white paint base that you use to mix with the strips.
New subscriber here and already addicted to these videos! My favorite part is when she throws things over her shoulder, sound of breaking glass, then the head nod! I don’t know why but I think that’s too funny!
Have you tried just adding corn starch directly to the paint instead of reducing it to the translucent paste? I think I've seena few videos where just adding the powder makes the paint wayy more opaque. Great video btw!
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Ok I'm sorry but do NOT use cornstarch or flour in paints!! NEVER do that unless you don't care how your painting will look in a few years.. Using those can encourage mold and mildew growth on your paintings; They can also cause unsightly cracking and flaking over time! Not to mention it'll alter your colors..It can also affect the water-resistant qualities of some acrylic paints and make your paints gummier (and dry faster) when they dry making it hard to store and re-use. Instead you can use: Super Thick Gesso (It'll alter the color of your paint and dry to a matte finish), Acrylic Gel Medium (depending on the one you use it may give a different finish such as clear, opaque, matte, or gloss and it may alter your colors but most won't..so make sure to read the labels well), Modeling Paste (it'll alter the color), Baby (talcum) powder can be used but it may make your paint crumbly/brittle.. The Best thing to use to thicken paint is probably Acrylic Gel Medium! It gives a variety of finishes, it's texture can vary, it's quite customizable basically..and you can choose whether or not it affects the color or not (like whether or not your colors look a bit whitened).
Paint strip technology which is just color dye absorbed into paper. . Of course adding an opac substance will create a thicker and less see through paint. I think this is made for children, and they are just excited to paint and make their own colors. I am just realizing we are judging these toys like they aren't made for 6 yr olds.. what is my life.
I always kinda figured Crayola paints were supposed to be pretty transparent, so parents wouldn't have to buy completely different types of paint based on whether their kid is using a blank page or a coloring sheet
It probably wouldn't work with this kit anyway, but if you do want to thicken paints, make them go farther, I suggest using just cornstarch, don't like make a paste or anything, just put straight cornstarch into the paint.
I would like to say I hold your opinion very high when deciding if I want to buy an item. I know you would never lied to us and tell I said an item is good when it's actually not
Ah Cayola, what would we do without you testing Jackie 😅 BTW, thanks to you, I got my husband a pair of Raycons (the fitness ones since he loves to run) he really enjoys them.
The paste is definitly not opaque enough to add any opaqueness to the Crayola paint base. However, if you add the paste to the acrylic white 1:1 you might get a more rich, vibrant, and opaque color.
I Love ur vids!!!! Id love more with Moriah- i watched her before i saw ur collab, idk who I watched first but ever since middle school ive been watching you guys' vids and painting or crafting!!!
Maybe good news. The date printed may not be when it was made in production, just when it was originally licensed/designed. It costs more money to change box designs with factories. I used to work for a big toy company and they often wouldn't change the box design per production run. They'd leave that info up to the production stamp which is added when each batch is made. This also tells regulators if a batch had to be tested and came up with a bad ingredient and how to recall a production run. Super important difference to be made or companies could get huge fines.
so its not the vintage one, the 2014 is when it was copyrighted :3 and all the molds are all the same, but the products are new since this is being re-produced
I suspect that something like household paint mixing base might be a closer match to the cheap mixing paint from the kit or use a mixing white (zinc not titanium). Some sunscreens use zinc because it's relatively transparent. Mixing white is more tranlucent. Titanium is quite opaque which will give you those great pastels.
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Hey Jackie, I'd love to see you try your own version of this. You need acrylic medium though, not white paint. Paint has pigment already in it so it will affect the color. (Been painting minis and such for 25 years now)
Waaait a second. Giving (at least really young children) transparent paint makes sense! Some children love to just slap the paint all over the painting and if it is a coloring page the outlines still shine through and the image is the same in the end but colorful. Never thought about that until now.
yea its meant to be washable 2
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But if they put to much paint it's not gonna be transparent
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@@kellyfoley3268 it´s often hard to put too much paint with these kinda paints at least with one coat and globed on thick. It probably can happen but still less often then with paint that is thick to begin with.
I don`t know what brought you to make the E out of hearts but I am here for it!
i'm struggling to see what the difference is between mixing normal poster paint and this? it's obviously not cheaper, i think it's just because it comes with a machine but you could easily teach kids the colour wheel and experiment with colours yourself. for $30 you could get some good quality acrylics and some canvases too
Exactly! You can just mix paint, it's liquid. I understand the marker maker because you can't just mix markers, but you can with paint. I can't understand why people buy this.
There really isn't any difference 😅 it's just a novelty machine and those little paint strips you're getting that I don't think you could get for cheaper
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The paint strip thing is kind of cool, but I wonder how getting refills was...
It’s really cool though! I remember REALLY wanting this when it was 2016.
This and the marker maker, too!
Sadly, the paint maker is either discontinued or not available in America, but I did find the marker maker! Got it a few days ago…
And honestly, this makes it kinda simpler because the quantities of each color to mix can get confusing if you’re little. With th color guide, it kinda makes it easier!
Yeah, looks like this kit isn’t available anymore, you must have purchased from one of Walmart’s third party sellers. They’ve made it harder and harder to tell the difference between what they sell, and what they’re third party sellers sell. Here’s hoping it works out! 🤞🏻🤞🏻
Haha, this was evidently only $8.75 when it came out (on Crayola’s website), and was 2014 Time to Play Media, Parents' Choice, National Parenting Publication, Toy Insider's Top Toys for 9+years/Tweens, The National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval and Toys R Us Holiday 2014 Hot Toy List Award Winner. HOW?? How did it win an award? Did they try it out before they gave it the award?? 🤣
@@sharkgoddess Hmmm. It does have that whole STEM, learning experience aspect?
@@sharkgoddess I’m a little confused what exactly you’re asking? Yes, they most certainly test the toys before giving an award, basically those toy lists are just expert-recommended holiday shopping lists for parents.
I hate third-party sellers on Walmart. They are almost always predatory. At least for the items that I looked at.
@@tiffanysandmeier4753 Unless it's something you can easily look the value up, like Funko Pops. There are evil people selling Little Debbies cakes for $50, and even worse
But Jackie… you don’t want to use white paint because it already contains pigment, thus you’d pastel pink. You need acrylic binder to show the colors of the paint strips. But there probably wasn’t enough pigment in the strips to make nicely pigmented paint. 😂 It was fun to watch, though.
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I think the kit came with a more transparent type of paint, almost like something used in paint, pouring like pouring medium. 25:16 Obviously it’s gone bad but that might be why the paint is so transparent. If you use white paint as the base, then you’re adding extra pigment and the colors are going to be lighter.
Yea it definitely went bad I actually used to have the kit when it came out in 2014 and it was better than that
Its also Washable paint, and what she used from her own stash wasn't. She likes to crap on Crayola but doesn't stop to comment on how its made for primary use by Kids and Teachers in classrooms, stuff that's easier to clean.
Btw, Crayola paint is water based. Water colors are more transparent. The paint you like is acrylic paint. That is thicker than watercolor. Even the soft body acrylic is thicker than watercolor. The cornstarch method is supposed to be for acrylic paints to make the cheap ones (which are usually not that good of soft body) to a better soft body or maybe even somewhat of hard body acrylic paint. It's not for making watercolor not or less transparent. I feel like acrylic paint is easier to use 'cause it doesn't take a long time to dry, but it still gives enough time to paint with and it isn't as easy to have bleeding of the colors 'cause the paint brush had slightly too much water.
Isn’t acrylic paint water-based?
@@snowpuppies1 nope.
@snowpuppies1 acrylic is plastic based (actually don't quote me on that I'm not sure)
Just because it's water based doesn't mean it's watercolor paint.
Many acrylics are water based.
The difference between the two is that watercolors are revivable. Once they dry, you can add water and it becomes paint again.
With acrylic paint, once it dries, it's done.
@@snowpuppies1 yes
I know they used to use cloth to hold and ship dyes. They would super-saturate a cloth with undiluted color (whatever they used to make the color base from) and sell that. Then, the buyer would soak the cloth in oil or egg white or whatever they needed for the medium.
Dunno if that's even relevant to color strips lol, it's just what popped into my head. 😊
Cool fact!
Now we know why there isn’t a newer version!
Thanks Jackie!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
I love how Jackie gives her honest opinion like not giving a crap about what others would think because i saw another person review this same kit and they said they really liked it and here Jackie just saying what she thinks is really great so you really know what your getting :D
Same! I trust Jackie over everyone else to review things honestly
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Watching Jackie's videos has already been a habit of mine because it surely heals my inner child. Thank you, Jackie!
You are so underrated! I heard about you on Moriah Elizabeth’s channel, and now I love you! ❤
I'm glad you're doing craft kit reviews again. Now, bring back our girl Sika lol.
the reason the kit had so many views was because of the nostalgia of the product. many people had it when they were younger so it was of sentimental value to them when they saw it.
When I was younger I used to have these like purple strips of some sorts that I THINK were for sore throats. But they were kinda like thicker listerine strips. I think part of the gimmick with them for kids was they'd even turn your mouth purple or something?
And seeing the paint strips really seemed to have unlocked the memories of using those and so I have a very strong instinct to put these in my mouth, oops
Oh my god, I'd forgotten about those!! I had them too. I don't know if it was placebo or what, but they did seem to help.
IIRC Dimetapp made kids' cold medicine in this format.
Ooooh I had blue ones. We were obsessed with them for a while, think we ate them like candy tho. Oooops.
@@toohottohandle0_0 I loved those lol
Jackie you should try and get some vintage stuff from Crayola and compare it to their newer things. Like crayons (from the 80s) vs crayons from the 2020s. Might be interesting, or might be the same. IDK. lol TYSM for the video!
The cornstarch mixture honestly just reminds me of gel medium. It allows you to extend not only the amount of your paint (mostly acrylic paint) but also the dry time (again, mostly acrylic paints 😂). It wouldn’t really make the paint “denser” or anything.
Great recipe with cornstarch is to make your own gesso AND modge podge (same recipe for both is cup of water, cup of corn starch and cup of white or clear glue. If you want it to be colored or sparkly or both just add a drop or two of whatever acrylic paint andor any amount of glitter -that’s safe for the world and you!- to the mixture and mix to your desired thickness. It’s also a handy recipe for texture paste, with or without the glue 😉 😂).
I missed your craft kit reviews. Thanks for bringing them back.
Talk about being a trooper! I can't believe the kit came from 2014! I would love for you to try to find one of the new kits to see what differences you notice. I had heard about the cornstarch trick before. But not that it wouldn't last so thanks for the warning that something precious could be lost. Blessings.
I just want to let you know that your content makes me incredibly happy everytime i see a new video on all your channels
Yay! I’m digging the return to craft kits so much! Love your videos, Jackie. 🤩
Pretty sure it was last year when I bought raycons with your code, can't believe it's been a year already. I still love them, and they still work great.
As always, Crayola comin’ in clutch with the 🎶Figure It Out!! 🎵
The nerve of the Sharp Pointy Thing! She is turning into a real diva, always having to be the center of attention!😅😅😅😅😅😅
For a lot of her reviews/tests, she gives the item a fair chance and only hates on it when it doesn't live up to expectations but not with this one. It seems some brands, especially Crayola, she purposely sets up to fail.
Not only is the Crayola water-based, WASHABLE paint, that she's comparing to acrylic, non-washable paint, but the paint base for the Crayola was also so badly expired that even when reincorporated was still the wrong color and consistency from what it should've been. Not to mention the Crayola paint if bought pre-made is less than half the price of the stuff she's comparing it to. It didn't stand a chance.
I just love how she shows us how to use the kits. She struggles through for us. ❤
Instead of crayola is cryola cuz it breaks Jackie’s heart 💔❤️🩹
Another crapola test video!? Yes please! Don’t mind if I do…not do the laundry and watch this video instead 😅
Ahh bringing me back to Jackie and Sika singing the “Figure it out” song
It kept going through my head. 😂
I love watching your video. I find myself on rough days binge watching your video as you make me laugh and smile so much. Thank you for being such an amazing person.
It doesn't specify that the plastic is there, but it clearly says remove the paint strip, hence making it understood that it's not just the paint sheet. Also, the video you showed clearly shows them removing the paint strip from a plastic backin.
You have no idea how much money you have saved me!! Your reviews are spot on, and watching your humor ( a bonus with either your hubby or sister, helping) make my day.
❤~Gina ~❤
Lol... Loved the cameo by SaltE, even in a sponsorship. 🧂❤🥰
Thank You for trying them out and for your honest reviews.😌👍🌷❤️
Thanks for not just reviewing the set but the supposed fix also.
I recall you reviewing this before with the paint strips. Maybe I dreamt it !!
I see a lot of people in the comments saying that this is meant for primary school children and teachers and that it may actually be a blessing that the paint is transparent for easy cleaning ect. However I think what people get wrong is when quality is involved. If you’ve watched crayola testing videos or tried the kits yourself you know for a fact they love skimping out on quality. Often “cool gadgety type mechanisms” don’t work at all or as advertised, the actual art or craft supplies are dollar store quality or even less, and for the $20-$40 average these kits cost they are almost always missing out on tools, supplies or creative freedom (or all of the above!) Also- I know for a fact over the recent years Crayola has marketed themselves as not only being for kids but also the aspiring artists out there, and even producing “professional” products for advanced artists. At least in this video it looks like you could save probably $25 by going to the dollar store and getting poster paint and mixing it yourself. The quality seems the same.
In my opinion even if you were buying these kits for your children you still wouldn’t want to waste your $30 on a crappy, flimsy piece of plastic. And for that price I believe you’d at least want your child to have some creative freedom and be able to use the item more than once.
Hey Jackie!!! I have been watching you for years! You hav inspired me to make so many things, you are so funny and have amazing content ❤❤❤
We love this kind of content, Jackie!
As your sister sika always said "Crapola". And the "Figure it out", is my fav. I even sing the song when im with friends. Haha. The toothpick falling "wheeeeeeee" hahaha. I absolutely love your videos and watching you. I admit the paint shaker is "a waste of money". They could of sold all the stuff except that and the price be some what cheaper and the packaging be smaller. Im guessing when they create this stuff. They dont think us adults are kids too. And we still like doing stuff like this. Its so much easier to manually shake it or stir it. They could of sent a bag full of toothpicks instead of the shaker machine.
I always have fun watching Jackie’s videos, even when I’m feeling down.
Jackie calling something from 2014 vintage… Jackie please 😭😂
I remember wanting this so fricken bad when I was littleeee
This and the marker maker tbh.
They still make the marker maker tho and I actually bought it last week. Used it same day the package got here (yesterday)! My Amazon packages take a week to arrive because I leave real far in the country.
I saw a reel of this a couple of days ago and thought, “man, Jackie needs to do that one- it looks like a major gimmick!”
Same. Really thought it was a newly released product.
Nothing will ever beat the original crayon maker, so many burns, so much fun.
I think these are meant to be more like watercolors than acrylic paint. You can buy strips of watercolor paint that are very similar to the Crapola strips in this kit. I'm curious what's in the white paint base that you use to mix with the strips.
I'm sooooo happy you have the strength for new crapkit videos ❤️
I have missed these cash or trash plus the nurdi skits! Lol all your missing is your sis but im glad you actually feel like makeing these again
I have this one when it originally came out and I really liked it
New subscriber here and already addicted to these videos! My favorite part is when she throws things over her shoulder, sound of breaking glass, then the head nod! I don’t know why but I think that’s too funny!
Yas Thx Nerdy I've been missing your craft videos so glad you doing some again recently.
Have you tried just adding corn starch directly to the paint instead of reducing it to the translucent paste? I think I've seena few videos where just adding the powder makes the paint wayy more opaque. Great video btw!
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Dropping by to say, your videos brighten up my day and takes my stress away. It may be just a few minutes but it's a big help. 💜
It’s weird because I remember you doing this 😂 and the marker vid doesn’t seem like it was that long ago 🥹
Ok I'm sorry but do NOT use cornstarch or flour in paints!! NEVER do that unless you don't care how your painting will look in a few years..
Using those can encourage mold and mildew growth on your paintings; They can also cause unsightly cracking and flaking over time! Not to mention it'll alter your colors..It can also affect the water-resistant qualities of some acrylic paints and make your paints gummier (and dry faster) when they dry making it hard to store and re-use.
Instead you can use: Super Thick Gesso (It'll alter the color of your paint and dry to a matte finish), Acrylic Gel Medium (depending on the one you use it may give a different finish such as clear, opaque, matte, or gloss and it may alter your colors but most won't..so make sure to read the labels well), Modeling Paste (it'll alter the color), Baby (talcum) powder can be used but it may make your paint crumbly/brittle..
The Best thing to use to thicken paint is probably Acrylic Gel Medium! It gives a variety of finishes, it's texture can vary, it's quite customizable basically..and you can choose whether or not it affects the color or not (like whether or not your colors look a bit whitened).
I absolutely love watching your videos after a long night at work. You are so delightful and funny to watch ❤️
This went exactly how I thought it would.
also, please use impasto paste to thicken the paint, not corn starch. Corn starch can catch mould and it can also cause your paint to flake off
Paint strip technology which is just color dye absorbed into paper. . Of course adding an opac substance will create a thicker and less see through paint. I think this is made for children, and they are just excited to paint and make their own colors. I am just realizing we are judging these toys like they aren't made for 6 yr olds.. what is my life.
I always kinda figured Crayola paints were supposed to be pretty transparent, so parents wouldn't have to buy completely different types of paint based on whether their kid is using a blank page or a coloring sheet
Waiting for you to try the nano tape trend! There’s even some kits from Japan!
You should try the Crayola Magic Light Brush Art Set
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The amount of laughing I went through watching this. You made my day for sure watching this Crayola Paint Machine.
Omg when I saw this kit on myFB feed, I immediately thought of you!!
8:49 I love how the earbuds are upside down and then when it cuts back, they're right side up lol
I once got a crayola brush and it was as fine and nice as a nail brush and i cannot explain how happy i was when i saw it
In every video she never fails to always makes you laugh
Love you Jackie ❤
Hello I absolutely love your last two videos
It probably wouldn't work with this kit anyway, but if you do want to thicken paints, make them go farther, I suggest using just cornstarch, don't like make a paste or anything, just put straight cornstarch into the paint.
You win for the most fun reviews on TH-cam, Jackie!🤣
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But I am pretty sure that when the video for the paint strips was playing, you could see them peeling it off the plastic background…
Omg I remember these from when I was little 😢
“iNcLuDeS eVeRytHiNg YoU nEeD” and “figure it out” is my favorite lines😂
I would like to say I hold your opinion very high when deciding if I want to buy an item. I know you would never lied to us and tell I said an item is good when it's actually not
I just love your videos jackie, they always make my day/night 💙
Ah Cayola, what would we do without you testing Jackie 😅 BTW, thanks to you, I got my husband a pair of Raycons (the fitness ones since he loves to run) he really enjoys them.
I have REALLY missed these kinds of videos from you. Thank you so much for bringing this back! ♥️
17:05 The ICONIC Nerdecrafter And Crayola Song
I love the crayola craft series u have done so many lately and I love them. Thank u Jackie. ❤
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JACKIE YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED TO TRY COLOR WONDER BY CRAYOLA ITS SEEMS SO COOL AND MAGIIIIC 😭
Paint for bright colors have a clear base. Pastels have a white base.
Jackie's videos are always fun to watch ❤😊
I swear I saw someone (Jacky or someone in the craft community) do a video on this kit years ago when it first came out.
Wait.. 16:50 flipped us off😂
Okay so I saw this viral video too and could've sworn you tested this at some point 😂😂 my memories are just mixing together 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
The paste is definitly not opaque enough to add any opaqueness to the Crayola paint base. However, if you add the paste to the acrylic white 1:1 you might get a more rich, vibrant, and opaque color.
I like when Jakie says: IN THE TRASH! ❤
I Love ur vids!!!! Id love more with Moriah- i watched her before i saw ur collab, idk who I watched first but ever since middle school ive been watching you guys' vids and painting or crafting!!!
Maybe good news. The date printed may not be when it was made in production, just when it was originally licensed/designed. It costs more money to change box designs with factories. I used to work for a big toy company and they often wouldn't change the box design per production run. They'd leave that info up to the production stamp which is added when each batch is made. This also tells regulators if a batch had to be tested and came up with a bad ingredient and how to recall a production run. Super important difference to be made or companies could get huge fines.
Oh hey I tagged you in this one! I'm glad you're reviewing 😊
Great review with testing different things to make the paint!!👏👏
This woman is parent approved.....my girls love her & I get gift ideas here & its known I get the best gifts. This is my secret shhhhh
jacky can you please consider trying the marker maker from crayola i haven’t seen you do it yet.❤
They sold a kit from 2014??? Goodness! Well, at least "paint strips" don't seem to expire.
Fun video =)
so its not the vintage one, the 2014 is when it was copyrighted :3 and all the molds are all the same, but the products are new since this is being re-produced
Yeeeees! Crapola kits! please please more
Jackie being multiple time s on the screen and singing: ,,Figure it out, hmmm, figure it out, hmmm." That´s all I needed today to laugh😂😂😂.
I suspect that something like household paint mixing base might be a closer match to the cheap mixing paint from the kit or use a mixing white (zinc not titanium). Some sunscreens use zinc because it's relatively transparent. Mixing white is more tranlucent. Titanium is quite opaque which will give you those great pastels.
18:53 lmao Makes me think of the magic mixie fog that was making you sick.
you can buy professional-grade color strips like this. would be interesting to see you compare crayola to an actually good paint strip
I’m so happy you’ve done this series again I missed it