I made orange lilies from this stuff in the late 60's, early 70's. I didn't know they still made it. Been wondering about that now that I'm into the different types of clay (reason I found this channel) and making miniature food. I liked the way they turned out so always remembered them. Never scrunched it up so didn't know that it dried like plastic wrap or how durable it was. Interesting video and it answered a lot of my long thought about questions.
I just watched...waited, and never got a chance to try it. Im very good with my hands, so i would of loved it. Even at a young age. Finally googled it, after finding the name of it on Pinterest. I found others who love this too.👍🏻
oh man I used to love this stuff back in the early seventies. I didn't even know they still made it. To read the description and see it being called a "Vintage craft", okay, now I feel old. LoL
I loved making these when I was a kid! Thanks for the throwback. I think it's time to rediscover it. My daughters already love other crafts and styles from the '70s.
Wow the liquid plastic is fascinating, it dries like plastic wrap! I wonder if it can be used in combination with polymer clay to make 'window cookies' or transparent bits of jewellery.
I do have a bottle of transparent liquid, i wonder if it will work as a glaze too. It kind of works as a glass paint, maybe if you put it in a small tube and squeeze the liquid to the window cookie.
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If I understand you, yes we maid all kinds of designs including jewelry (for the more creative/talented. I loved it so much. A friend posted one of her online color by numbers. It was so lifelike the crafted flowers back then. 😳...is this a Senior Moment? 😄😄😄
Thank you for this tutorial; many years ago I had a 70s handicrafts magazine (now long since lost) with this technique described and I've been looking for something about this for ages! Someone told me the dipping liquid is called Dip-it film and it can be clear (glass) or porcelain (opaque).
Hi, just found your clay recipe on Pinterest and checked it out, I am now watching the videos on your TH-cam channel. How lucky are we to have such a talented lady sharing her knowledge and time to show us how to make such amazing and beautiful creations. Thank you so much, kind regards Liz
Vaya....!!!! que idea mas extraordinaria....!!!!! te felicito, que gran creatividad, que técnica tan interesante y el resultado bello....!!!! parece vitral.... hermoso... gracias por compartirlo.... saludos
I'm still mind blown by this it is so cool. I hope you can make more crafts like this or just in general. You haven't really updated with any new videos and I really enjoy watching you 😊
In the UK, there is a TV crafter who made DIY furniture, sewing and other cute vintage crafts super popular (I love her!) called Kirsty Allsop and she did a small series on British Craft Shows in the countryside which are a tradition and very popular. In one of the episodes, she showed us a craft from the Women's Institute (crafting nationwide group) which was exactly like this but with gelatine! I tried it and it worked really well and it was super fun but difficult to get the texture right, and I didn't know about that nifty wire technique you used! Love to see you back on your channel- keep up the wonderful videos!
Wow, I had no idea about the material. I have seen it before, and it seemed like it would make beautiful wings but I didn't know the name or how to use it. Thank you for the video, I'm looking forward to the nail polish version.
Love the video and just got my clear liquid resin so going to give this a try...wish me luck...also they have "Dip It Fantasy Film" to use if you can not find the resin.
Wednesday Rowan resin is most like plastic,hardest,most resistant especially if used harden .Polish is just waist of time and wire,crap,brakes easy and fast.wood glue is other shit..there is good materials to do this with,with no need to use polish and glue.I like Dip-it Fantasy film,very good amount of product for what t8ny nail polish can be bought,so even comes out cheaper than doing with polish.i think people use polish cos don’t know that resins can be used,just don’t know better products or have nail polish near and want to try it out
@@EmiliaDiazA la verdad que es muy buen producto,las flores i cosas que ice hace años todavía siguen preciosos...también ice experimentos con dip it,ice como simples aros,cubri primero con dip it,i después con resinas UV,productos de uñas,como geles magnéticos-cat eye ice tremenda colección de pendientes,cada pareja distinta...así gastando poca resina,tremendos pendientes muy guapos ice.bamos que se puede por encima de dip it,trabajar con mil cosas,aunque son supuestamente muy delgada capita,pero aguanta peso d resinas muy bien,no se rompen..Quedan preciosos aros,como con vidrieras,cristales de glass,Tambien muy chulo fue añadir los folios de uñas,glitters,pigmentos,todo tipo de cristales..o sea por encima se puede meter todo Dios que hay en casa,dip it aguanta muy bien,no se rompen.tambien aquí en TH-cam abría vídeo..pongan en busqueda,dip it,fantasy film..😉 suerte
May I ask where the Liquid resin is sold? In Germany we called it Tauchlack but it isn't Sold anymore. and the Fantasy Film from the Uk doesn't ship out of Uk . :(
I remember my sister doing this in the late 60s. I would like to start doing this but have no idea what to buy. I saw a video that said after dipping, you need to use a uv light to cure it. I have a black light flashlight, would that work? Also I see you are dipping them into colored I guess resin, is that better than using clear then painting it? When I looked, there are so many different "resins" to buy that I don't know what is best for a starter. We used to call it liquid glass so I have no clue what I am doing. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
This is new to me, I feel like the only person who has never seen this before. What are you dipping it in?? How do I make that? I get the wire shaping part but I have no idea what’s going on with the dip. 😢
Like Andy M, I used to love making these flowers back in the late 60's-early 70's. I'd forgotten all about them until I saw one at a little independent hamburger place where we like to eat. These were fun to make, and pretty to look at.
I did this as a teen...loved it. Now it's back and bigger than ever...and you can't get it in the US! Only place I found it was in the UK! If anyone knows where you can get it in the US, please share!
Can someone please comment on the brand name of this. I’ve been looking for it for years and would love to get some…..just can’t remember what it is called. Many many thanks
Oh and can I use ICE resin instead of liquid plastic? I believe this is the dip it version of resin right? Can I just use any resin or does it have to be the dip it kind?
Hola, esa resina tiene algún otro nombre ? Porque acá en Uruguay la estoy buscando hace más de 1 año y nadie la conoce. Puedes ayudarme ? Desde ya, muchas gracias.
it looks so pretty!!! i'd like to try it out but now i don't know if i buy that liquid plastic dip, how does it actually smell? i'm pretty sensitive to nail polish smell. does it smell like that? i'd really appreciate your answer, would help me out a lot!
I think this product was called dippin daisies...something like that..have had it on my mind since I started working with epoxy...seems like you'd be able to do this with it.
You should of uploaded this video on Mothers day! I would of made this for my mom because its sooo pretty! I ♥ how the dipped parts are translucent! :-)
I have been looking for this stuff for DECADES! I loved it so much when I was a kid.
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Me also but what is the nameof that liquid thing
I made orange lilies from this stuff in the late 60's, early 70's. I didn't know they still made it. Been wondering about that now that I'm into the different types of clay (reason I found this channel) and making miniature food. I liked the way they turned out so always remembered them. Never scrunched it up so didn't know that it dried like plastic wrap or how durable it was. Interesting video and it answered a lot of my long thought about questions.
Me too!!!!
I just watched...waited, and never got a chance to try it. Im very good with my hands, so i would of loved it. Even at a young age.
Finally googled it, after finding the name of it on Pinterest.
I found others who love this too.👍🏻
oh man I used to love this stuff back in the early seventies. I didn't even know they still made it.
To read the description and see it being called a "Vintage craft", okay, now I feel old. LoL
😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
I just answered someone else's post...
Ending w/ "Am I having a Senior Moment?" 😄😄😄
What is the plastic called or where can you get it?
I loved making these when I was a kid! Thanks for the throwback. I think it's time to rediscover it. My daughters already love other crafts and styles from the '70s.
I totally agree. I don't have anyone to share it w/. Doesn't mean I want to do it any less. 💖
I used to make these when I was a kid! I'd love to buy or make the dip, please post soon!!!
Wow the liquid plastic is fascinating, it dries like plastic wrap! I wonder if it can be used in combination with polymer clay to make 'window cookies' or transparent bits of jewellery.
Ooh, that's a wonderful idea! It might take a while to dry though because it is thicker
I do have a bottle of transparent liquid, i wonder if it will work as a glaze too. It kind of works as a glass paint, maybe if you put it in a small tube and squeeze the liquid to the window cookie.
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If I understand you, yes we maid all kinds of designs including jewelry (for the more creative/talented. I loved it so much. A friend posted one of her online color by numbers. It was so lifelike the crafted flowers back then.
😳...is this a Senior Moment? 😄😄😄
One of my favorite mediums back in the late 60's and early 70's! Thanks
Thank you for this tutorial; many years ago I had a 70s handicrafts magazine (now long since lost) with this technique described and I've been looking for something about this for ages! Someone told me the dipping liquid is called Dip-it film and it can be clear (glass) or porcelain (opaque).
Dónde se puede comprar el liquido?
Thank you, that's exactly what I thought it was called...
YET! I Can't remember something from 5 minutes agooooo.
Hi, just found your clay recipe on Pinterest and checked it out, I am now watching the videos on your TH-cam channel. How lucky are we to have such a talented lady sharing her knowledge and time to show us how to make such amazing and beautiful creations. Thank you so much, kind regards Liz
Elizabeth Turnbull thank you for your kind words Liz :)! I am grateful you liked my videos.
The liquid we used in the 60's and 70's was called Fantasy Film & you could get plastic molds for shaping the wire into different petals and leaves.
I used something called Dip It
I remember watching my mom and sister make these back then. Cool
Same here! So cool!
That’s the best tutorial I’ve seen on making these flowers love the way you made and shaped the petals and leaves. Thank you for your inspiration!
Vaya....!!!! que idea mas extraordinaria....!!!!! te felicito, que gran creatividad, que técnica tan interesante y el resultado bello....!!!! parece vitral.... hermoso... gracias por compartirlo.... saludos
Fond memories of this from my childhood.
I love❤❤❤❤ this !!! It takes me back to my school days..Will someone please add a link where supply's can be purchased 🙏🏾
amazon its called uv resin dip
I'm still mind blown by this it is so cool. I hope you can make more crafts like this or just in general. You haven't really updated with any new videos and I really enjoy watching you 😊
These are so beautiful! Great tutorial!
In the UK, there is a TV crafter who made DIY furniture, sewing and other cute vintage crafts super popular (I love her!) called Kirsty Allsop and she did a small series on British Craft Shows in the countryside which are a tradition and very popular. In one of the episodes, she showed us a craft from the Women's Institute (crafting nationwide group) which was exactly like this but with gelatine! I tried it and it worked really well and it was super fun but difficult to get the texture right, and I didn't know about that nifty wire technique you used! Love to see you back on your channel- keep up the wonderful videos!
Thank you so much!! It sounds like a great TV show, I wish there are more craft shows like this.
Absolutely love this.... But what's the stuff that's being dipped into?
Where do u buy the liquid? It doesn't say what it is. I had this kit in the 70s💖
Wow, I had no idea about the material. I have seen it before, and it seemed like it would make beautiful wings but I didn't know the name or how to use it. Thank you for the video, I'm looking forward to the nail polish version.
Thanks!! ^_^
WOW! I never thought about "wings", Angels, Butterflies, etc. Back then EVERYTHING A was "Flower Power"!
Brings back a lot of memories.....
This is amazing , I wonder to know what key words I should type in Taobao that can this dip u are using
Hola. Gracias por el video. Está hermoso el trabajo. Dónde puedo comprar el dip it fantasy? Gracias
It's beautiful and sooo cleverly done
This is beautiful! I've never seen this before, I can't wait for more tutorials!
thanks!! :D
What can i use instead of liquid plastic ? I do love the glass look of the flower
Love the video and just got my clear liquid resin so going to give this a try...wish me luck...also they have "Dip It Fantasy Film" to use if you can not find the resin.
Where did you find your resin?
So pretty! I wad wondering about that plastic liquid. I thought it dried hard , but I guess it dries to the consenctancy of a bag. Thank you! Cool!
Beautiful work! Can't wait to see the tutorial with mail polish!
*nail
Wednesday Rowan resin is most like plastic,hardest,most resistant especially if used harden .Polish is just waist of time and wire,crap,brakes easy and fast.wood glue is other shit..there is good materials to do this with,with no need to use polish and glue.I like Dip-it Fantasy film,very good amount of product for what t8ny nail polish can be bought,so even comes out cheaper than doing with polish.i think people use polish cos don’t know that resins can be used,just don’t know better products or have nail polish near and want to try it out
@@ligaskirbauska8652 hola felíz noche. Dónde puedo comprar dip it? Gracias
@@EmiliaDiazA la verdad que es muy buen producto,las flores i cosas que ice hace años todavía siguen preciosos...también ice experimentos con dip it,ice como simples aros,cubri primero con dip it,i después con resinas UV,productos de uñas,como geles magnéticos-cat eye ice tremenda colección de pendientes,cada pareja distinta...así gastando poca resina,tremendos pendientes muy guapos ice.bamos que se puede por encima de dip it,trabajar con mil cosas,aunque son supuestamente muy delgada capita,pero aguanta peso d resinas muy bien,no se rompen..Quedan preciosos aros,como con vidrieras,cristales de glass,Tambien muy chulo fue añadir los folios de uñas,glitters,pigmentos,todo tipo de cristales..o sea por encima se puede meter todo Dios que hay en casa,dip it aguanta muy bien,no se rompen.tambien aquí en TH-cam abría vídeo..pongan en busqueda,dip it,fantasy film..😉 suerte
Nice Video And Beautiful Flower Too.. Thank You For Sharing,,
OMG! So cool! A lotus flower with this thing would be so beautiful. :D
It's going to be a challenge, i'll give it a go!
The liquid plastic is so cool!
May I ask where the Liquid resin is sold? In Germany we called it Tauchlack but it isn't Sold anymore. and the Fantasy Film from the Uk doesn't ship out of Uk . :(
I remember my sister doing this in the late 60s. I would like to start doing this but have no idea what to buy. I saw a video that said after dipping, you need to use a uv light to cure it. I have a black light flashlight, would that work? Also I see you are dipping them into colored I guess resin, is that better than using clear then painting it? When I looked, there are so many different "resins" to buy that I don't know what is best for a starter. We used to call it liquid glass so I have no clue what I am doing. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
This was a craft I learned in Brownies as a child. Where do you get the supplies from?
The liquid plastic is awesome....where do I get it ?
www.clayalley.com/dipit.htm Sold at the Clay Alley
This is new to me, I feel like the only person who has never seen this before. What are you dipping it in?? How do I make that? I get the wire shaping part but I have no idea what’s going on with the dip. 😢
Loved this! My mother used to do this!
What is this material called? I'm trying to find it online but don't even know what it would be labeled as exactly.
I so remember making these when I was in jr high love them tfs
Is there a link to the plastic dip you used?
Like Andy M, I used to love making these flowers back in the late 60's-early 70's. I'd forgotten all about them until I saw one at a little independent hamburger place where we like to eat. These were fun to make, and pretty to look at.
Jimilyn Butt
I used to make them then too - I think it was called Dip-It Lacquer
I did this as a teen...loved it. Now it's back and bigger than ever...and you can't get it in the US! Only place I found it was in the UK! If anyone knows where you can get it in the US, please share!
it is amazing. could you give a taobao link？i can not find this material on taobao.
kcoyote75
www.clayalley.com/dipit.htm
Yes!!! Where can you buy it. Need to make fairy wings!!!!
How did u make the liquid plastic? The stuff is so gorgeous
Felicidades tu método me parece mejor que los pétalos por separado Gracias por compartir
We made these in an art class I took in junior high. I don’t know what happened to them. It was fun making them.
Hi can you please tell me what are all the materials you used for this & where do I get it?
Wow tutorial. What is this chemical called as and where will I get? Thanks in advance for answering
Have wondered for some time about this stuff! Thanks for the help on it!!
Thanks for it looking for it since long as I used to make it can you please tell me name of the chemical
I just read on your site that it's liquid plastic is that still something that you recommend
Never heard of liquid plastic. Where do you get it?
Nail polish!!! Lol just use it
Pls share details of things used...been searching these since long
It very beautiful,nice idea, where will I get this liquid plastic
kcoyote75
www.clayalley.com/dipit.htm
Oh wow I remember making these when I was little with my mom
how to make that liquid
I used to do this with my sister in the 70's.... Where can you buy the plastic and what do they call it now please ?
Can someone please comment on the brand name of this. I’ve been looking for it for years and would love to get some…..just can’t remember what it is called. Many many thanks
What are you using to dip the flowers in I can't seem to find it
Oh this is so cool! Thanks for introducing it to me! :D
I cant find the liquid - do you have a link?
These are so fun! I used to make them all the time when I was a kid! :-)
It's amazing, but I wonder if we can do something to give it a gradation effect?
Oh and can I use ICE resin instead of liquid plastic? I believe this is the dip it version of resin right? Can I just use any resin or does it have to be the dip it kind?
It's sooo cute ! Love the idea !♥️♥️♥️
Hi! What is the material name? I want to do it!
we did this in art class in the sixties! where do you buy this?
very beautiful where I can buy it online. I'm an American center
Wow we just watched your vid on liquid plastic dip what is the liquid your dipping in and where can we get it
You have wonderful videos, ignore negative comments from unhappy people ...they are just jealous...keep up the good work..
Rhonda M I like those, your right never mind all the negativity other people say just keep on your hobby there pretty...
Wow these would make awesome gifts!
Hola, esa resina tiene algún otro nombre ? Porque acá en Uruguay la estoy buscando hace más de 1 año y nadie la conoce. Puedes ayudarme ? Desde ya, muchas gracias.
Hola que material ocupas. Es pintura de aceite o como se llama?
Amazing work! I remember doing these as a kid:)
Can I ask how to make this plastic liquid?
that's awesome! where do u get the liquid plastic dip ?
Where we can get it...plz inform
Hello great tutorial pls tell me where i can buy liquid plastic?
Anais chama
Anais chama fantasy film th-cam.com/video/4cAAwIJMeOI/w-d-xo.html
www.clayalley.com/dipit.htm
it looks so pretty!!! i'd like to try it out but now i don't know if i buy that liquid plastic dip, how does it actually smell? i'm pretty sensitive to nail polish smell. does it smell like that? i'd really appreciate your answer, would help me out a lot!
I think this product was called dippin daisies...something like that..have had it on my mind since I started working with epoxy...seems like you'd be able to do this with it.
What the liquid called? Where I can get the one?
Where can I get Liquid plastic?
So did anyone find the dipping solution to make these? Where can you buy it or is there a recipe to make your own? Thanks.
okay but what is that material y dipping it in????????????
Lovely! Great video. 🌷
From where I can buy the dip
Wher we broght this material
That's so beautiful and cute!
Can you link to product you used?
May i knw wat is the liquid dat u used
What is the dipping liduid?
You should of uploaded this video on Mothers day! I would of made this for my mom because its sooo pretty! I ♥ how the dipped parts are translucent! :-)
Thanks!! I was too lazy! XD sorry hehe!
How do you store the liquid Between uses ?
συνχαειτηρια ειναι υπεροχω θα σας οαρακαλουσα να μου πειτε βμε τι υλικο τα βαφεται και ειναι τοσο παχειρευστο
What is the name of this liquid??
What's the name of this paint liquid
I've been searching since 1975!!!
Where can I buy a kit?
What is the kit called in Chinese? I am so buying one haha.