Louise, first off...that piece of wood is so surreal, and I for one, can't wait to watch you transform it, into the beautiful end results!!! Now I am appreciative of your explanation of how you get the "transparent" paint 😊 I was completely fascinated with the cutout of the one flower, that fit down into the hole on the wood, with the small tips flowing downward, just amazing ☺😍 you work so tediously, and with complete confidence, as you are a true "Fluid Art Artist"!!! So gorgeous, thanks so much for teaching us such a beautifully done creation!!! I appreciate you, Louise 🤗☺❣💯
Wow Jude, you’re blowing my doors off!! Thank you so much for such a voice of confidence, honestly sometimes I’m not sure what I’m doing. I’m just doing what comes naturally I guess! 😂. I take some time looking at a piece before I even start to work on it. I have a wood piece right now that I have sitting on my fireplace that I’ve been staring at trying to figure out what I’m going to do with it. That’s half the fun is just looking at some thing and imagining what can be done with it. No doubt, though this particular fusion art form does take a little more effort but it’s a more intimate process. I feel it’s well worth it.
@@LouiseMcKayArt I am and always have been "creative" so I think that when you see and hear someone who actually "cares" about creating, you find a solace also...and enjoy the journey with them 🤗
Thank you, Terrie, 😘 I always try to make my videos more about the viewer and what you’re going to possibly learn, then about what I am creating myself. Less ego and more info!
Another wonderful creation! Love the natural beauty of the wood showing through the natural colors of the pallette! Great color choices for this! Excellent find of this wood piece!
@@elainelee6741 thank you so much Elaine, I still have it available, I was hoping to put this in a certain shop downtown, but that shop no longer exist😔
Thank you, Dee🧡, here’s a little fun fact about black bears, I extracted this from the website North American bear Center… “Black bears have killed 61 people across North America since 1900. This no longer worries me. My chances of being killed by a domestic dog, bees, or lightning are vastly greater. My chances of being murdered are 60,000 times greater. One of the safest places a person can be is in the woods.” in my experience with these guys, they’re very gentle don’t wanna be bothered and don’t wanna bother you. They just want to live their lives with peace, which is something I think we all can learn.!
Thank you, Paula, 😘I keep trying to make them interesting and different as they almost always are naturally just because it’s a different starting point!
Thank you, Debbie, 😘you’re busy. I see you all over the place too. I really appreciate you finding the time to spend with me as well and I’m glad you enjoyed this. In person this thing is a knockout.
Omg, Louise..this is beyond gorgeous!! Love your process, and creativity. Your work is so meticulous, and yet you simplify just enough to make it possible for us to try. ❤
Thank you, Debrah, 😘I honestly have a philosophy that if I can do it, anybody can do it, so that’s probably why I’m relatable, I know what would be important for me to know, so I figure that’s probably good for you guys too!
I would be ecstatic as well - that is a beautiful work of art, Louise. I’d love to see the resining process. Using pieces of the natural world, bringing them back to life, so to speak, with your fusion technique, is just the best form of art out there, in my opinion. Especially when it’s functional fusion . You earned the FF seal of approval . 😂❤
Hi Alice, 😘I haven’t shown the resining process, because I’m so focused on making sure I get every nook and cranny. It’s very hard for me too. Have the video going at the same time. Maybe someday I will and I feel more comfortable, it is a little bit of an effort, but I do it all by hand, and then spread it out with my hand until I get everything covered. Reconstituting these natural pieces of wood back into life is a real joy for me.🧡
Alice, I did go into some of the resining in this video at around 21 minutes if you want to check it out. ruclips.net/video/JIHFSDOkdd4/видео.htmlsi=7IF0KcF7s9NlLsdA
Thank you so much, 😊 Nathan, these are a blast to create, take a little more time, but it’s a much more intimate and creative process working with two art forms at the same time!
Gorgeous Louise just simply Gorgeous!! Your color palate for the skins are soooo perfect!! I need to mix up more of my Zeus combo!! Thank you sweetie You're such an inspiration 💛 ✨️
I absolutely love this! Have to tell you, I've been so inspired by your videos! Recently found a random piece of slate in my garden and though "hmmm, what would Louise do with this?" So I painted on it and it turned out gorgeous...so thank you!
OMG Deb, that’s the best thing I’ve read in a while😘😘😘I love that you’re looking at what’s in front of you and you’re creating on it to enhance the beauty, I love this!😘😘😘
Thank you so much, 😘Betty, this fusion creation process is the best. From hiking to begin with, to spotting a potential piece, to imagining what to do on that piece, to cleaning it by hand in intimately getting involved with the peace, creating the skins, applying them finishing, it is such an intimate and almost communal experience in creation and this can’t be beat!
With each new one it gets better and better! I oh so wish I could go to DC to take your class! If for any other reason then to really pick your brain 🧠!! As if I don’t do that enough already! Keep creating from your heart! Trust me Louise it shows in the final piece!
Thank you so much, 😘Pamela, it’s easy when you love what you’re doing and here I love working with Wood and Fluid art so it’s a perfect perfect blend!!
Thanks so much Stella and Welcome!!! If you’re interested, check out my playlists, and I have a Fusion playlist you may want to peruse! Thanks for subbing!😘 ruclips.net/video/A1QyJjZAVrM/видео.htmlsi=Wv0wwsshtxV3Skwh
Thank you, Charlene🥰, I hate when that happens. Sometimes I just copy things as I’m going along, so I don’t lose everything, especially if it’s long. Yes there are so many parts of this process. I love finding the wood, imagining what I’m going to do on it, the sanding process while tedious I actually enjoy Because it’s relaxing and helps you connect to the wood and see all the nuances of it. Of course there’s the paint skins. It’s just a really fun connecting with the nature process and I love it! 🥰
That is awsome Louise....thank you for sharing. I did my first skin today and thinking about how I get it off the spinner to let it dry on a levelled ground.....so I levelled and fixed my spinner lol....😂....that was a bit difficult. Now, after seeing your Video....I know how to do it❤👍👍🥰
Wow Ozwald, 😘i’m sure you’re right, we do have Pines spruces here, we have all kinds of trees in my neighborhood, oak, maple, Birch, Pines, Hickory, more than I can even imagine with all of their own different characters to the wood. I appreciate you giving me the insight to the wood pier I honestly can’t tell the difference, I don’t have that knowledge in my brain. I really appreciate you sharing though for me to learn. it helps having an outdoorsman guy like you on my wing!
this is spectacular!!! I wonder how you got the skins to be "transparent" on the back? It so beautifully lets the wood grain come through and doesn't look like a "sticker" on wood! The skins that I have made are always very white underneath. What am I doing wrong? Thank you for this amazing tutorial!
@@karenmccandless7104 hi Karen, if you go back into the video, I do call out what the recipe was that I used for the translucent pillow, it’s not fully transparent, but it is translucent and I share the recipe in the video. I can’t remember exactly what it was because I’m always tinkering with it. I hope you find it. Good luck, I’m actually going back to translucent because skins disappear into the wood too much😂
Wow Louise this is gorgeous!!! That piece of wood is the coolest. I love that you added your blooms on it. Just an amazing piece. When you add the resin - to do you brush it on??
Hi Kim, thank you so much, that’s half the fun is finding a cool piece of wood. I apply the resin mostly just with my fingers and in this video I show a little bit of what I do. I often don’t show the rezoning part because it takes a lot of attention, but check out this video and it just shows you how I push it around with my fingers into the nooks and crannies.ruclips.net/video/mLrFnh8Ib3c/видео.htmlsi=177JtjFymbPYFZPX
@@elainelee6741 hi Elaine, no actually I’ve done it with my regular pillow paint that is opaque, and I was using the translucent paint to try to expose some of the wood underneath. I find that sometimes having too much wood exposure is too distracting to the piece still nice, just not the look I’m going for.
Thank you, Sandra, oh, believe me these pieces of wood are long natutally dried out, I’m often pulling them out of a couple years of leaf debris. I have to make sure to get out all the bugs that have taken up residence🐜😅 whatever you do, you definitely have to make sure the wood is dried out. Fresh wood would not work.
These creations are very multi-layered, and I have a series and a playlist for them where I covered different phases as we go going in more detail about resining, sanding, preparing, painting…I can’t cover everything all at the same time in one video it would be a two hour video. If you go back through my playlist, ruclips.net/p/PLD3gEym1bn-MzpInaGRMrrqhCyHf9iIbd&si=PMJJlw7dm6s4P_11 you’ll get more details. The actual paint creation was on a silicone mat, that after drying u applied to the natural wood. I also show how I removed the paint skins from the silicone mat and prior videos. All of my fusion pieces are from wood finds in the woods where I live I used to approximately 3 ounces of resin.
@@LouiseMcKayArt, thank you so much!!! I appreciate your prompt reply. I might experiment with it just to see what happens. Thank you again for all your wonderful videos, you are an amazing artist!!!
This is amazing! I am a woodturner and would love to add some flowers to vases!! My channel just started so keep an eye out for me to do this on one of my creations! Artisan woodturning by Cyndi
Hi Cyndi, nice to meet you. Do you do fluid art or what kind of flowers are you talking about? I will check out your channel. Thank you for finding me.😘 just subbed
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Louise, first off...that piece of wood is so surreal, and I for one, can't wait to watch you transform it, into the beautiful end results!!! Now I am appreciative of your explanation of how you get the "transparent" paint 😊 I was completely fascinated with the cutout of the one flower, that fit down into the hole on the wood, with the small tips flowing downward, just amazing ☺😍 you work so tediously, and with complete confidence, as you are a true "Fluid Art Artist"!!! So gorgeous, thanks so much for teaching us such a beautifully done creation!!! I appreciate you, Louise 🤗☺❣💯
Wow Jude, you’re blowing my doors off!! Thank you so much for such a voice of confidence, honestly sometimes I’m not sure what I’m doing. I’m just doing what comes naturally I guess! 😂. I take some time looking at a piece before I even start to work on it. I have a wood piece right now that I have sitting on my fireplace that I’ve been staring at trying to figure out what I’m going to do with it. That’s half the fun is just looking at some thing and imagining what can be done with it. No doubt, though this particular fusion art form does take a little more effort but it’s a more intimate process. I feel it’s well worth it.
@@LouiseMcKayArt I am and always have been "creative" so I think that when you see and hear someone who actually "cares" about creating, you find a solace also...and enjoy the journey with them 🤗
Woooow absolutely gorgeous work wonderful sharing friend
Thank you so much, Ronak, I appreciate your friendship and your viewership😘
So unique absolutely stunning 👏👏👏🤗
Thank you again 😘Domi i appreciate you looking around!
Lady L, this was another fantastic video because of your explanations that are so thorough.
Thank you, Terrie, 😘 I always try to make my videos more about the viewer and what you’re going to possibly learn, then about what I am creating myself. Less ego and more info!
So beautiful your new technique in fusion art, dear Louise ❤
Thank you so much, 😘dearest Nanete, I appreciate you being here being you and your support🧡
Fusion.
How cool 😎
So nice Louise Aunt 💖
I love this kind of arts on u ❤
Thank you so much,😊 sweet niece Aishu, and to think I aired my very first one on one of our collaborations in February!
So beautiful your new technique in fusion art, dear Louise 👌👌❤❤
Thank you so much 😊 Pemburu, glad to meet you here!
They may be blooms but this combo is so unique and brings both forms of art to a new level.
Thanks so much Linda😘, I think so too, and the intimacy creating these is astounding!
Great idea, Louise. The wood is a beautiful added touch!! 😊
Thank you Shannon😘, in my Fusions the wood is essentially the canvas and a big part of the art. I love creating these and blending art with nature!
It's absolutely gorgeous Louise. It's going to look great hanging from someone's wall!
Thanks so much David and Kathy, 🧡enjoyed your visit today to Illinois on the brick road !
How beautiful!!!! You made this piece of wood come to life again, it's amazing!!!!
Thank you, 😘Marcia, I actually take great joy in blending these two art forms together. It is just quite an experience.
Another wonderful creation! Love the natural beauty of the wood showing through the natural colors of the pallette! Great color choices for this! Excellent find of this wood piece!
Thank you, 🧡Jennifer . There is no end to the different types of wood and different different states/forms that I can find here.
This is soooooo beautiful.
@@elainelee6741 thank you so much Elaine, I still have it available, I was hoping to put this in a certain shop downtown, but that shop no longer exist😔
Wow! These fusion pieces are absolutely beautiful!!
Beware of bears while seeking new substrates! 😅
✌️💜😊
Thank you, Dee🧡, here’s a little fun fact about black bears, I extracted this from the website North American bear Center…
“Black bears have killed 61 people across North America since 1900. This no longer worries me. My chances of being killed by a domestic dog, bees, or lightning are vastly greater. My chances of being murdered are 60,000 times greater. One of the safest places a person can be is in the woods.”
in my experience with these guys, they’re very gentle don’t wanna be bothered and don’t wanna bother you. They just want to live their lives with peace, which is something I think we all can learn.!
Louise, this is absolutely gorgeous! You really did a fantastic job with this piece. I love it ❤
Thanks so much Leaetta, yes, one if my favorites!😘
Another beautiful creation!!❤
Thank you, Paula, 😘I keep trying to make them interesting and different as they almost always are naturally just because it’s a different starting point!
You rock Louise🎉 great job!!!
Thank you so much, 😘Debbie, I appreciate you being here in your support🧡
Louise! I have been trying to sit and watch this all day! This is exquisite! I love it 🥰!
Thank you, Debbie, 😘you’re busy. I see you all over the place too. I really appreciate you finding the time to spend with me as well and I’m glad you enjoyed this. In person this thing is a knockout.
Wow! Those colors are really nice to look at. They are perfect together ❤
Thank you again😘😘
Omg, Louise..this is beyond gorgeous!!
Love your process, and creativity.
Your work is so meticulous, and yet you simplify just enough to make it possible for us to try.
❤
Thank you, Debrah, 😘I honestly have a philosophy that if I can do it, anybody can do it, so that’s probably why I’m relatable, I know what would be important for me to know, so I figure that’s probably good for you guys too!
I would have loved to see how you coated the resin. It looks like it would have been very difficult. Did you happen to get that on video?
@@debrahaberman5592 thanks and no, the resin is tricky in these and I can’t focus on it and think about a camera too… maybe when I get more experience
Live this piece. So soft & pretty looking even tjo it's wood. Great job
Thank you, 😘Anita, it’s really something else!!
I would be ecstatic as well - that is a beautiful work of art, Louise. I’d love to see the resining process. Using pieces of the natural world, bringing them back to life, so to speak, with your fusion technique, is just the best form of art out there, in my opinion. Especially when it’s functional fusion . You earned the FF seal of approval . 😂❤
Hi Alice, 😘I haven’t shown the resining process, because I’m so focused on making sure I get every nook and cranny. It’s very hard for me too. Have the video going at the same time. Maybe someday I will and I feel more comfortable, it is a little bit of an effort, but I do it all by hand, and then spread it out with my hand until I get everything covered. Reconstituting these natural pieces of wood back into life is a real joy for me.🧡
Alice, I did go into some of the resining in this video at around 21 minutes if you want to check it out. ruclips.net/video/JIHFSDOkdd4/видео.htmlsi=7IF0KcF7s9NlLsdA
@@LouiseMcKayArt
You are so kind, thank you, Louise!
I love these fusion pieces ❤
Thanks so much 🧡
Yet again you absolutely SMASHED it out of the park, also I love the pro tips, they are very helpful, thank you so much for sharing, you ROCK 🤘❤️🤘
Thank you so much, 😊 Nathan, these are a blast to create, take a little more time, but it’s a much more intimate and creative process working with two art forms at the same time!
🤠That is absolutely gorgeous and ingeniuous!! Thank you for sharing and inspiring me to try new things!!
Thanks Donna😘, I love to share my crazy idea, glad you’re enjoying these!
Gorgeous Louise just simply Gorgeous!!
Your color palate for the skins are soooo perfect!!
I need to mix up more of my Zeus combo!!
Thank you sweetie
You're such an inspiration 💛 ✨️
Thank you so much😘, Jennifer, I have so much fun creating these. It’s so eye-opening.!
Absolutely love this and I love that you found items in nature beautifully done 😍
Thank you, Geri, i’m just so fortunate to have this raw material all around me🧡
Absolutely gorgeous
Thank you, Carolyn😘
Gorgeous piece Louise! I want to take a walk in the woods and see what I find. You are so inspiring ❤
Thanks Darlene, 😘would you find a good piece of wood or not, you’ll probably have a good!
This is such a beautiful piece!!❤
Thank you so much Janese
I absolutely love this! Have to tell you, I've been so inspired by your videos! Recently found a random piece of slate in my garden and though "hmmm, what would Louise do with this?" So I painted on it and it turned out gorgeous...so thank you!
OMG Deb, that’s the best thing I’ve read in a while😘😘😘I love that you’re looking at what’s in front of you and you’re creating on it to enhance the beauty, I love this!😘😘😘
Stunning!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much, 😘Betty, this fusion creation process is the best. From hiking to begin with, to spotting a potential piece, to imagining what to do on that piece, to cleaning it by hand in intimately getting involved with the peace, creating the skins, applying them finishing, it is such an intimate and almost communal experience in creation and this can’t be beat!
Amazing!❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much Jerelyn 🧡🧡🧡🧡
This is awesome and will look great on a wall!
Thank you, August, I’m just trying to expand my approach and imagination on these🧡
Dang! That turned out so amazingly gorgeous ❤
Thank you, I love creating these!😘
Wow You did it again!! I love it!
Thank you so much😘, I appreciate
your support and your comment!
Wonderful creation dear ❤
Thank you so much Dr Radha🧡
This is so pretty. The wood piece you picked out is amazing and how you transformed this. ❤❤❤
Thanks so much Carolyn😘, this piece was pretty rough when I unearthed it!
@@LouiseMcKayArt This is very unique and hope this gives you much success.
With each new one it gets better and better! I oh so wish I could go to DC to take your class! If for any other reason then to really pick your brain 🧠!! As if I don’t do that enough already! Keep creating from your heart! Trust me Louise it shows in the final piece!
Thank you so much, 😘Pamela, it’s easy when you love what you’re doing and here I love working with Wood and Fluid art so it’s a perfect perfect blend!!
@@LouiseMcKayArt okay now…. We need to see one that you turn into a clock with…… you guessed it! Pink, Turquoise, and Gold
Absolutely gorgeous piece of art Louise, thanks for sharing your talent with us. I subscribed to watch more of your work.
Thanks so much Stella and Welcome!!! If you’re interested, check out my playlists, and I have a Fusion playlist you may want to peruse! Thanks for subbing!😘 ruclips.net/video/A1QyJjZAVrM/видео.htmlsi=Wv0wwsshtxV3Skwh
Another beautiful piece Louise❤and great tips too!!
Thank you so much, Shelli. I appreciate you being here.😘
Stunning work 👏🤗
Thank you so much, Dominique😘 glad you’re here. I appreciate your support.🧡
This is stunning Louise! Love from NB Canada!
Thanks so much Brenda🇨🇦
Absolutely stunning
Thanks Susan🧡
Gorgeous
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I am such a fan of yours, but sure wished I could find wood like that.
Thanks so much 😘Cherry, go where Nature’s untrammeled if you can! I know I’m so lucky to have got a this method with all the resources around me!
@@LouiseMcKayArt I will do this when the snow clears. TY
@@cherrycollier wow, where are you??
Beautiful ❤
❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just wrote a whole thing but it disappeared. UGH!!! I'll ask next time! This is fascinating!!!!
Thank you, Charlene🥰, I hate when that happens. Sometimes I just copy things as I’m going along, so I don’t lose everything, especially if it’s long. Yes there are so many parts of this process. I love finding the wood, imagining what I’m going to do on it, the sanding process while tedious I actually enjoy Because it’s relaxing and helps you connect to the wood and see all the nuances of it. Of course there’s the paint skins. It’s just a really fun connecting with the nature process and I love it! 🥰
Wow so amazing artwork 👌🏻❤️ you are really talented 😍
Thank you so much, 😘Soren, great material to work with!
Simply beautiful as always, Louise. What would you do if you showcased your beautiful work at art shows?
Thank you, Byron😘, I don’t know. I have not put any of my pieces in any art shows, so maybe someday🧡
Beautiful!
🧡🧡🧡😘
Love it!
Thank you so much, 🧡Moe, glad to see more guys on the ride! I absolutely love this union between Fluid art and natural woods that I find
That is awsome Louise....thank you for sharing. I did my first skin today and thinking about how I get it off the spinner to let it dry on a levelled ground.....so I levelled and fixed my spinner lol....😂....that was a bit difficult. Now, after seeing your Video....I know how to do it❤👍👍🥰
Thank you so Hannik, 😘you definitely need a silicone mat if you don’t have one already. I’m glad I was able to help you out with this.🧡
This piece is absolutely gorgeous!😮I love it. ❤ I probably would have picked bolder colors and ruined it. 😂
Thank you, 😘Stacy, Boulder colors could work, I’ve done one with blues, even a purple in it, so it just depends on what the piece is calling for.
Your wood is a pine spruce. I work around and under these trees all the time. If the branches get torn out, it leaves behind indentations like yours.
Wow Ozwald, 😘i’m sure you’re right, we do have Pines spruces here, we have all kinds of trees in my neighborhood, oak, maple, Birch, Pines, Hickory, more than I can even imagine with all of their own different characters to the wood. I appreciate you giving me the insight to the wood pier I honestly can’t tell the difference, I don’t have that knowledge in my brain. I really appreciate you sharing though for me to learn. it helps having an outdoorsman guy like you on my wing!
this is spectacular!!! I wonder how you got the skins to be "transparent" on the back? It so beautifully lets the wood grain come through and doesn't look like a "sticker" on wood! The skins that I have made are always very white underneath. What am I doing wrong? Thank you for this amazing tutorial!
@@karenmccandless7104 hi Karen, if you go back into the video, I do call out what the recipe was that I used for the translucent pillow, it’s not fully transparent, but it is translucent and I share the recipe in the video. I can’t remember exactly what it was because I’m always tinkering with it. I hope you find it. Good luck, I’m actually going back to translucent because skins disappear into the wood too much😂
Wow Louise this is gorgeous!!! That piece of wood is the coolest. I love that you added your blooms on it. Just an amazing piece. When you add the resin - to do you brush it on??
Hi Kim, thank you so much, that’s half the fun is finding a cool piece of wood. I apply the resin mostly just with my fingers and in this video I show a little bit of what I do. I often don’t show the rezoning part because it takes a lot of attention, but check out this video and it just shows you how I push it around with my fingers into the nooks and crannies.ruclips.net/video/mLrFnh8Ib3c/видео.htmlsi=177JtjFymbPYFZPX
So you would only use transparent paint for this?
@@elainelee6741 hi Elaine, no actually I’ve done it with my regular pillow paint that is opaque, and I was using the translucent paint to try to expose some of the wood underneath. I find that sometimes having too much wood exposure is too distracting to the piece still nice, just not the look I’m going for.
I have been loving these wood pieces Louise! Is the wood dry for the most part when you collect them or do you give them more drying time?
Thank you, Sandra, oh, believe me these pieces of wood are long natutally dried out, I’m often pulling them out of a couple years of leaf debris. I have to make sure to get out all the bugs that have taken up residence🐜😅 whatever you do, you definitely have to make sure the wood is dried out. Fresh wood would not work.
Wonder if you got a heat gun to have it wrap and hold better?
Hi Dawn, 🧡I have a heat gun, not sure what you mean here, but appreciate your comment!
Few. Ore details wld be nice. What were you painting on. How much resin did u use
These creations are very multi-layered, and I have a series and a playlist for them where I covered different phases as we go going in more detail about resining, sanding, preparing, painting…I can’t cover everything all at the same time in one video it would be a two hour video. If you go back through my playlist, ruclips.net/p/PLD3gEym1bn-MzpInaGRMrrqhCyHf9iIbd&si=PMJJlw7dm6s4P_11
you’ll get more details. The actual paint creation was on a silicone mat, that after drying u applied to the natural wood. I also show how I removed the paint skins from the silicone mat and prior videos.
All of my fusion pieces are from wood finds in the woods where I live I used to approximately 3 ounces of resin.
Hi Louise, I have a question. I have some chalk paint that I've never used yet and I was wondering if that would work for the pillow?
Honestly Marcia, I’ve never used chalk paint, so I don’t know.
@@LouiseMcKayArt, thank you so much!!! I appreciate your prompt reply. I might experiment with it just to see what happens. Thank you again for all your wonderful videos, you are an amazing artist!!!
@@marciabignell6221 always be curious and see what happens, small scale to start!
This is amazing! I am a woodturner and would love to add some flowers to vases!! My channel just started so keep an eye out for me to do this on one of my creations! Artisan woodturning by Cyndi
Hi Cyndi, nice to meet you. Do you do fluid art or what kind of flowers are you talking about? I will check out your channel. Thank you for finding me.😘 just subbed
I have never done the fluid art before and find it fascinating. Just stunning
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Thanks so much Mummas, I appreciate you reaching out to me and finding me😘
❤Saya senang mrlihat vidio nya sayang ❤
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