I really enjoyed this video,I love the way you explain everything.You never rush anything...I wish I had your patience.I'm learning so much from you...thank you.
Thank you so much..it is so cute..I have a one step crackle medium, which I dint know how to make use of..ur so inspiring will definitely try..hope it turns out as wonderful as yours.
Oooo very exciting! Can’t blame you tho, I just ordered some Christmas bauble blanks so there will be loads of Christmas stuff coming from my end too 😄
another great transfer. I have a few questions please if that's ok... !/ do you have to use white chalk paint or will acrylic work as well?, 2/ did you use ordinary printer paper or photo paper & lastly , on your other videos I've seen you use Wood Varnish to seal, is this heat resistant ? thanks so much. 😊
Yvette, I am in awe of your talent and knowledge. I love that image, and that one step crackle makes a really nice look. The finished product looks perfect to me, and I’m sure viewers appreciate knowing what works and what doesn’t. By the way, Tom is a bot. He is on every single video.
Oooo thank you! You know, I was wondering that, but then I thought, well what would be the point of having a not like that? Thank you for letting me know! 💕
Beautiful! Did you learn the how to’s on your own, “trial and error” or did you go to school to know what to do? There are so many different paints and finishes you use that I would never know about. The picture transfer is amazing as well. You’re so talented.
New follower! Ty so much for this informational video :-)! A question please, when rubbing paper off, where you also rubbing with same pressure on car area? And whats the difference between using black acrylic paint or black gesso in first step? Cant wait to see the rest if your videos!!!
I always try to be more careful when going over the area where the picture , i'm heavy handed by nature so extra caution is always good :D You could definitely use black acrylic paint. Gesso is also a primer and I'm also running low on supplies now so I'm trying to stagger them to make them last longer :D And I have a lot of gesso so thats what i used
Great video! I can't wait to try this for Christmas! Where did you find the truck picture? It also looked very glossy. Was it on photo paper or regular printer paper?
Thank you! This picture is from Adobe Stock Photos website :) And yes, I used my inkjet printer I have at home to print it, I used photo paper for it because it stops ink from running
This varnish I used isn’t as heat proof as I would like, it works but if you want to do a lot of coasters I’d recommend Polyvine heavy duty wood varnish ☺️
I said it before but I am loving the finish on that coaster. Are all the products used water soluble? if so I would not have thought soaking the image with water would have worked. I meant to say in the live video that the skull decoration looks great, I am warming to him hahaha!
Thank you! Yep, all water soluble and water based! ☺️ it’s because I used photo paper to print the picture, the photo paper coating protects the ink from running ☺️
So helpfull for me, thank you 🤗 I know that I will look at this video everytime before I will use my crackle glaze again, now it's going to be right, cross your fingers for me 😂😂 Stay safe 💖
You’re welcome! I just recorded a video for Monday, looking at the differences between 1step and 2 step crackle, so hopefully it’ll help you become the crackle master 😄👍🌺
Thank you, steel wool is a type of abrasive, alternative to sand paper, you should be able to find it in your local hardware shop in the same place where all the sand papers are ☺️
Your coaster looks beautiful but I'm confused as to why you bothered with the metallic all over the coaster when essentially you can only just about see them on the edges. I'm not criticising, it's a genuine question.
Excellent video tutorial with excellent results.
Definitely going to try this as I bought loads of coasters
Thank you for show us. Beautiful
Awesome, I wasn't aware we can leave 1 step crackle overnight too. Thanks for the tutorial.
Learn something new every day! 😄❤️
@@IvetaZiedina sure i will wait for your videos
thanks for sharing your beautiful and inspiring work
I really enjoyed this video,I love the way you explain everything.You never rush anything...I wish I had your patience.I'm learning so much from you...thank you.
Thank you so much! Haha I might be a bit more patient on camera because I don’t want to be judged 😂🙈
Brilliant tutorial. Very easy to follow. I look forward to your information on two step crackle.
Thank you! The video is now up if you're interested, just click on my icon to go to my channel :)
This turned out so gorgeous! :)
This is BEAUTIFUL !!! I Love your work. Thanks for sharing !!!!
The crackle effect works in so well with the Christmas scene.Love it.So professional.x
Thank you so much!
Beautiful
This is great as it is hard to find two step crackle varnish and your coaster looks really nice.
Thank you! Yes, I thought that could be a way around it ☺️
Thank you so much..it is so cute..I have a one step crackle medium, which I dint know how to make use of..ur so inspiring will definitely try..hope it turns out as wonderful as yours.
You’re more than welcome and thank you for your kind words! ❤️❤️❤️
This was perfect! I'm so inspired! Thank YOU! Stay well. Blessings.
Thank you so much and I’m so happy I managed to inspire you today! Stay safe and lots of hugs from me to you! ❤️
Loved it...can't wait to try it ....thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you!
I will for sure try this! I already see a line of Christmas cards in my mind!
Oooo very exciting! Can’t blame you tho, I just ordered some Christmas bauble blanks so there will be loads of Christmas stuff coming from my end too 😄
Thankyou s much found it very informative
another great transfer. I have a few questions please if that's ok... !/ do you have to use white chalk paint or will acrylic work as well?, 2/ did you use ordinary printer paper or photo paper & lastly , on your other videos I've seen you use Wood Varnish to seal, is this heat resistant ? thanks so much. 😊
CAnt wait to try this ☺️ is the varnish you used heat resistant?
I loved this tutorial! Explained it perfectly! I can’t wait to try it!! Thanks so much for sharing!😊❤️
Thank you so much! ❤️
I can't wait to try it! I love everything you do!
Thank you! 💕
Yvette, I am in awe of your talent and knowledge. I love that image, and that one step crackle makes a really nice look.
The finished product looks perfect to me, and I’m sure viewers appreciate knowing what works and what doesn’t.
By the way, Tom is a bot. He is on every single video.
I mean Tom is on every video on RUclips.
Oooo thank you! You know, I was wondering that, but then I thought, well what would be the point of having a not like that? Thank you for letting me know! 💕
Beautiful! Did you learn the how to’s on your own, “trial and error” or did you go to school to know what to do? There are so many different paints and finishes you use that I would never know about. The picture transfer is amazing as well. You’re so talented.
Beautiful 😍😍😍
Your project is beautiful!! May I ask where to download digital images like these, please?
Super cute ❤
Muy hermoso!! 👏👏👏👌👍😃
Hello.iveta wow that came up extremely well.n so cute hope you well n safe a lan na xx
Thank you Alanna! Thank you for your kind words and you stay safe too!
I never used it. Going to now. Keep your videos come please.
New follower! Ty so much for this informational video :-)!
A question please, when rubbing paper off, where you also rubbing with same pressure on car area? And whats the difference between using black acrylic paint or black gesso in first step? Cant wait to see the rest if your videos!!!
I always try to be more careful when going over the area where the picture , i'm heavy handed by nature so extra caution is always good :D You could definitely use black acrylic paint. Gesso is also a primer and I'm also running low on supplies now so I'm trying to stagger them to make them last longer :D And I have a lot of gesso so thats what i used
I’ll try
Great video! I can't wait to try this for Christmas! Where did you find the truck picture? It also looked very glossy. Was it on photo paper or regular printer paper?
Thank you! This picture is from Adobe Stock Photos website :) And yes, I used my inkjet printer I have at home to print it, I used photo paper for it because it stops ink from running
So once you put that varnish on, can you use this coaster, for hot and cold drinks, and it won't damage it? By the way the coaster is very pretty.
This varnish I used isn’t as heat proof as I would like, it works but if you want to do a lot of coasters I’d recommend Polyvine heavy duty wood varnish ☺️
I said it before but I am loving the finish on that coaster. Are all the products used water soluble? if so I would not have thought soaking the image with water would have worked. I meant to say in the live video that the skull decoration looks great, I am warming to him hahaha!
Thank you! Yep, all water soluble and water based! ☺️ it’s because I used photo paper to print the picture, the photo paper coating protects the ink from running ☺️
So helpfull for me, thank you 🤗 I know that I will look at this video everytime before I will use my crackle glaze again, now it's going to be right, cross your fingers for me 😂😂 Stay safe 💖
You’re welcome! I just recorded a video for Monday, looking at the differences between 1step and 2 step crackle, so hopefully it’ll help you become the crackle master 😄👍🌺
@@IvetaZiedina That is great, looking forward for that and to use it 😊👌🥰
Can we fast dry crackle medium with a heat tool
We can do white?
its just superb,
what is steel wool??
Thank you, steel wool is a type of abrasive, alternative to sand paper, you should be able to find it in your local hardware shop in the same place where all the sand papers are ☺️
♥️ it!
Why did u do black gesso
It's the photo transfer pic lazer printed or inkjet
This is Inkjet but on Photo paper
I don’t see any varnish mistakes.
Hi
Your coaster looks beautiful but I'm confused as to why you bothered with the metallic all over the coaster when essentially you can only just about see them on the edges. I'm not criticising, it's a genuine question.
The thing that puts me off is all the coats of varnish!!! Bye 💁🏼♀️