Thank you so much! I didn't do anything to the tape; I use "frog tape" it comes in green and yellow. The green is similar to the blue painter's tape and the yellow is supposed to be for more delicate surfaces. I normally would use the green one but was out of it at the time. All I do to the the tape is make sure it's on really nice by pressing it with my fingers. I also make sure my surface is clean of dust and debree before I put it on. I hope that helps! 😊
@TheScarletSorceress respectfully, not at all lol what is the process? I'd imagine the edges would break off or still be messy. Do you use a blade or anything? Will you make a video showing that process? The actual removal of the tape. I'd love to see. These boxes are to die for. So beautiful!
@@Resinating Oh I see. No I didn't use a blade, just removed the tape like I did on the rest of the box but slow and easy. If you do it when the paint has just become dry to the touch but not cured yet it comes off very easy and leaves a clean line. I will make sure I show that in the next box making video, I see it cuts off a bit early at the tape removal in this one. Thank you for the compliments! 🙂
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your technique. I have a question. I've painted boxes, and sometimes the lid wants to stick together after it's closed. I'll paint, and use sealer over the paint. Do you have any suggestions on how to prevent this? Thanks! Again, lovely work.
@@chicgeekery Thank you! I’ve had that happen too. I find that letting the sealer/varnish dry for 24 to 48 hours minimum before closing it at all helps some. Another thing that could help, and I have not tried this yet; a friend suggested running a finger on those edges with super thin layer of vaseline on it, and then wiping it with a dry towel.
Thank you! They are 8.5" x 3" x 2" and you can find them on my website www.thescarletsorceress.com, but only the red one is left. The little blower is from amazon www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C7WY8BM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
In general, first lightly sand the whole thing, then seal with clear wood sealer and wait 24 hours for it to dry fully, otherwise it may warp from the water in the paints. For this one I used two layers of MixWax polycrylic wood sealer for the top where I poured the paint. For the rest of it I stained it first, and then antiqued, and lastly sealed with Liquitex varnish.
@@heyneen20 Here you go. I spray painted and then clear-coated mine to get the color you see in the video. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0894WDCPQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
Great project, but I can not stand videos that are " how to " and the creator just lays bad music over the video, instead of talking and telling " how to " Beautiful boxes tho !!
Thank you! Turns out this is not my favorite video style either and have since changed it to where I talk and explain things. Music tastes are subjective though; I don't think it's that bad. 😄
Beautiful work 💜
Thank you very much! 😊
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
🙏🏼
How did you get the edges so neat when you removed the masking tape? Did you heat it? Thank you. Your work is incredible!
I was referring to the paint layer that covers the edges and dries like that.
Thank you so much! I didn't do anything to the tape; I use "frog tape" it comes in green and yellow. The green is similar to the blue painter's tape and the yellow is supposed to be for more delicate surfaces. I normally would use the green one but was out of it at the time. All I do to the the tape is make sure it's on really nice by pressing it with my fingers. I also make sure my surface is clean of dust and debree before I put it on. I hope that helps! 😊
@TheScarletSorceress respectfully, not at all lol what is the process? I'd imagine the edges would break off or still be messy. Do you use a blade or anything? Will you make a video showing that process? The actual removal of the tape. I'd love to see. These boxes are to die for. So beautiful!
@@Resinating Oh I see. No I didn't use a blade, just removed the tape like I did on the rest of the box but slow and easy. If you do it when the paint has just become dry to the touch but not cured yet it comes off very easy and leaves a clean line. I will make sure I show that in the next box making video, I see it cuts off a bit early at the tape removal in this one. Thank you for the compliments! 🙂
Absolutely stunning. Love the colors. I don't think I have the patience for that. Kudos to you. Just my 1 cent.
Thank you! 😊
These are absolutely beautiful. What a wonderful personal gift they would make.
Thank you so much Janine! 🤗 I agree! And you can make countless of combinations of colors and bloom designs, and they will still be one of a kind! 😊💖
Beautiful.
Thank you!
Absolutely georgious ❤
Thank you very much! 😊
Beautiful! Wow!
Thank you! 😊
These are beautiful! I have a similar box I have been wanting to do this to for mine and my husband's remains , when the time comes.
What a beautiful and romantic thought Tracey! 🙂💖
I love these boxes! Just beautiful
Thank you! So happy to hear that! 😃
WELL DONE YOU!!!!
Thank you! 😊
Super!
Neat Idea!
Thank you! I get a lot of commissions; people love these to give as gifts! 🙂
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your technique. I have a question. I've painted boxes, and sometimes the lid wants to stick together after it's closed. I'll paint, and use sealer over the paint. Do you have any suggestions on how to prevent this? Thanks! Again, lovely work.
@@chicgeekery Thank you! I’ve had that happen too. I find that letting the sealer/varnish dry for 24 to 48 hours minimum before closing it at all helps some. Another thing that could help, and I have not tried this yet; a friend suggested running a finger on those edges with super thin layer of vaseline on it, and then wiping it with a dry towel.
@@TheScarletSorceress Thank you! I'll try that.
BOMBA! I let a like here. The finish is nice. What a talent 😄
Thank you friend! 🙏😊
Beautiful effect, are these acrylic paints?
Thank you! No, they are dry pigments mixed with pouring medium. 🙂
@@TheScarletSorceress thank you 💜
Beautiful. Where did you purchase the boxes from please?🌻
I don't remember from which one, but it was either Michaels or Amazon. 🙂
Where can one buy these boxes you used; please share
I don't remember from which one, but it was either Michaels or Amazon. 🙂
What size is this box and where do u find them. Your little blower is cute where did u ever find it
Thank you! They are 8.5" x 3" x 2" and you can find them on my website www.thescarletsorceress.com, but only the red one is left. The little blower is from amazon www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C7WY8BM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
How do you prepare the wood?
In general, first lightly sand the whole thing, then seal with clear wood sealer and wait 24 hours for it to dry fully, otherwise it may warp from the water in the paints. For this one I used two layers of MixWax polycrylic wood sealer for the top where I poured the paint. For the rest of it I stained it first, and then antiqued, and lastly sealed with Liquitex varnish.
Preubavo Sekoj bi posakal da go ima🤗😊❤❤❤
Blagodaram mnogu! 🤗❤️
Da, tie se sovršeni za ličen podarok! 😃
Where did you get the little feet?
Amazon. 🙂
@@TheScarletSorceress link please?
@@heyneen20 Here you go. I spray painted and then clear-coated mine to get the color you see in the video. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0894WDCPQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
@@TheScarletSorceress thank you!
@@heyneen20 Happy to help 🙂
Great project, but I can not stand videos that are " how to " and the creator just lays bad music over the video, instead of talking and telling " how to "
Beautiful boxes tho !!
Thank you! Turns out this is not my favorite video style either and have since changed it to where I talk and explain things. Music tastes are subjective though; I don't think it's that bad. 😄