Hello, I do not have a written step-by-step as this was my first time attempting this technique. I still have much to learn. I can tell you the basics of what I know. I will be revisiting this technique and testing everything I didn't try in this video to try and answer all of the questions I wasn't able to in this one. I hope this helps. 1.) Fill a large container with water. a.) Use anything big enough to dip your item of choice, width, and length-wise. Also, remember that the paint will ruin the container, so choose something you don't mind ruining. I kept mine as the designated hydro-dipping container. b.) I used water straight out of the backyard hose on a summer day. I don't know if warmer water would make a difference. I have heard that it does, so consider that. 2.) Prep your item before dipping. I like to prime my bottles; so the colors look brighter, and it also serves as a base coat to cover any spots that might not get some paint. I used white, gold, black, and silver spray paints as a primer. You can also leave the bottles clear and later add lights to them. It would probably look pretty cool. I didn't think to look at the kind of spray paint I was using. I used what I had in my art supplies. I don't think it matters for the primer/basecoat. Make sure to let them completely dry before dipping. 3.) Before dipping, I filled the bottles with water to avoid it from wanting to come back up as I dipped it. a.) This method was something I decided to try. It worked for me, but it's not necessary. If you fill the primed bottles, remember to wipe the outside dry before dipping unless you want that spotted look. 4.) Put some gloves on and create your colorful pattern on top of the water using spray paints. a.) I didn't check the spray paint I used. All I can tell you; is that the metallics for the dipping process did not work for me. I believe the glossier paints worked best. b.) Choose two to three colors and create your pattern by alternating them as you spray. c.) You can create the pattern in two different ways. There's the bullseye, as I did on most of them. You want to spray directly in the center alternating with the colors until you've built a nice set of rings. And there's the random spraying. Spray in random spots, but make sure to alternate the colors. There's no right or wrong way. It's all preference. 5.) Dip the bottle. a.) You can dip it straight down slowly or add a twist as you do. Do not lift it back up while dipping. It will ruin the design. b.) Once it's completely submerged, clear the top of the water using your glove or anything you wish to use before taking it out. Once the top is clear, take it out of the water. c.) Do not reuse any/if leftover paint. 6.) I set mine on a cinderblock outside overnight to dry. 7.) I didn't seal mine, but you should. Use any clear acrylic sealer of your choice. 8.) No, you don't have to refill the container with new water for the next dip. I used the same water for all of my dips. Make sure the top of the water has no paint and only add water if you see the level gets low. 9.) Dispose of water in two ways. Call your city townhall and ask or take a bucket with holes and fill it with sand/charcoal. Pour the water in that and let it filter. (Thank you to the person who suggested this.)
I love to see the alleged "fails" because it shows the human side of artist. We often see end results or videos with a bunch of edits but you keep it real. Love it. Also I wonder how the ones that were not primed would look with lights inside.
All extremely beautiful to me. Sometimes the faults in our work turns out to be the best fashion. Love them. Will be definitely getting to work on some.
WOW I LOVE THEM!!!!! ,, THANK YOU ,,YOU DID ALL THE HARD WORK FOR US... I CAN'T WAIT TO TRY...... MY MIND IS BUZZING WITH IDEAS THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION.. GOD BLESS...
Those are absolutely beautiful !!! Im researching hydro dipping because I am doing a masquerade mask. But now I want to do bottles, too !!! Your sunny personality added a lot to this video, too.
I know this video was put out a little while ago and I bumped into this by accident... I think this is just what I needed to compliment my other art.. and then I say to myself great that's all I need one more project.. thank you for sharing and all of the inspiration
I have learned that if you use spray cans, your water needs to be warm. The reason you get stringy paint is because the paint is cold. You can reclame your bottles with a brush and mineral spirits, and use them again. I like how you didn't give up, and kept on trying inspite of all the fails, and did it all with a smile. Good job.
I know I'm no art expert or anything. But the bottles you think you failed at. Are the ones I like most. Because they are unique and created by you and are fantastic. If it were me I'd be proud to display them on my shelf. 🙂
This is the best video I've seen that talks about the technique and the "do's" and "don'ts" of dipping!!! Thank you so so much for sharing your experience!!!
Greetings from Puerto Rico! You brought back memories from my childhood; I saw this technique in a car model magazine (we did not have internet/youtube for reference fifty years ago...). I would like to add just two suggestions we (my friends and I) used with quite good results: first, use warm water to warm the paint before spraying; it makes the paint flow better, and the second, try swirling the water BEFORE you apply the paint, that way you lessen the "blank spots". The step about drying the droplets is new and useful to me, but remember we did not have to fill our models with water, we used a bent (metal) coat hanger taped to the underside of the model so we could dip it upside down. Keep up the good work!
This is a stunning example of how to make a video that imparts useful information for novices. The learning experience really came alive for me watching your "mistakes". Many of the results I thought were great. The "stars" on your patriotic red white and blue bottle was a very happy "mistake". I plan to include this in my school holiday art programme for older children. .
I really like your approach to creativity and art. Because you seem to be enjoying the process. Even if the result doesn't always turn out how you expected it would. You're still having fun. And that of course is the most important thing. It is my belief that being creative should bring you joy. In my experience, if it doesn't bring you joy, it is very likely you won't enjoy the result. I've tried this technique with nail polish on nail tips. And had very little success. But after watching your video I just may have to try it out again. But, not with nails and nail polish. LoL Have you tried using any other kind of paint? Acrylic, craft paint, nail polish, etc? Thanks for a great video and inspiring me to give hydro dipping another try.
Wow! Thank you for showing us how you worked through the process. The fails and added tips were brilliant to see, and the end results are magnificent. Excellent work and fabulous editing and narration. This is my first time seeing you, momma and I'm smitten!! Totally love your style. Thank you for the content!
That Lava one would be awesome with a decoupage 🐉 dragon on it and the cork could be a gold nuget or a precious stone the dragon is holding on to! 😍 I can see It now! So pretty!
Thank you so much for showing your whole learning process here. Most "How to" videos are shown by people who are already experts. They naturally make things look easy, which can be intimidating to the novice audience for whom a "how to" video is intended. We need more people to show their mistakes and learning process along the way. Not only does it help new people learn from those mistakes to hopefully shorten the learning curve, but it helps us feel better about the inevitable mistakes we make in our own processes.
I just came across your video and I’m so glad I did!! Thank you so much for sharing your successes and your “failures”, (they turned out beautifully as well)! You have such an engaging voice and I definitely enjoyed this video! You have inspired me, thank you again☺️
Many years ago in the 70's I did the same technique with a "Mustang" motor cycle tank. I use lacquer car paint with retarder added so it wouldn't dry quick. I used a black, sanded base and then add the three primary colours of Red, Blue and Yellow.... I made my marble pattern in a cut in half 30 gallon oil tank (used for check air leaks in tires in the old days) I masked off both side ovals, added custom candy apply colours and used it as my back ground for an airbrush mural. re-sprayed the black after masking and then added 6 coats of clear lacquer... it's an old trick and sure beats spray cans...
Love your honesty no project can be perfect on the first try you didn't just showed a video like you waved a wand and it was perfect ,you walked us through all your fails thanks need more videos like this
I was watching etching videos before finding your hydrodipping one. Made me wonder if, like when etching, you could use a decal so part of the bottle shows through after dipping and peeling it off. Could be an interesting experiment 🙂
Honestly, your Horizontal Dipping Style is still pretty good actually, if you're looking for that specific look. I personally think it adds a uniqueness to the piece that no one does. Then again that's just me. I like things most people usually don't. As for the water droplets from filling the bottles your sister was right about the Red White and blue bottle. They Doo look like stars and what's more it works for the piece. So Instead of calling water droplets a "Don't" Why don't you call it a "Happy Accident" or "Artist's Flair"
I love The Blue/Black bottle,, and the Orange/White one with the spots. That's the great part about art 🎨 You take joy in effing up, creating beautiful mistakes.
I just stumbled upon your video. #1 great idea and easy to come up with the notions. #2 great tips #3 nice video edits. I absolutely love the double handed spray technique at high speed. #4 excellent music choice. Last but not least. #5 you have the best attitude.And your laugh makes me smile. Have a blessed crafty day.
Wow those are so cool. Loved watching the first ones. Sorry but that was fun to watch. I guess I should not laugh but you were so cute at fails..I thought the bad ones were not bad.. Actually it makes us learn better what not to do. Very smart girlfriend. Thanks for your time and talent. Great job and Gorgeous inspiration pieces....hugs Sheryl 💙🎨💙
When I first encountered this video, I initially thought it was too long, but your engaging personality kept my eyes pealed to it. I love that you were secure enough to tell us/show your flaws, but I couldn't see anything wrong with those pieces that you said were mistakes. Thank you ever so much for taking the time to show us how to do this.
I haven't sealed them yet because I was mostly focused on getting the technique down, but I was planning to use a spray sealer once I do. 🤔 However, sealing them with apoxy would take my pieces to a whole new level. I've been wanting to try that, but I don't have the proper tools. Maybe it's time I DIY a rig. Thanks for the great question! It got my gears going! 🙌🙏💗
We used nail polish when I was in Girl Scouts in the 70’s. It has a longer open time than the spray paint seems to. We made trinket boxes out of plastic Leggs pantyhose eggs, first dipping them, then standing them up and using glued- on drapery rings as the base.
I thought it was really refreshing to see your fails even though a lot of them looked just as good as some of my best work and I definitely am not gotten to your level of any sort of like paint porters or anything like that so you are doing good things and you seem like you are just sending out positivity and I appreciate that keep crafting
Thank you for taking us through your learning experience. Knowing what didn't work out for you helps the rest of us achieve the desired result without the extra frustration. So thank you again for the do's and don't! I will be looking forward to more videos from you in the future. Keep up the great work and wonderful teaching techniques you incorporate into your videos!!!!
Your spirit is the first thing that I noticed about your video. Praise God for your obedience and creativity and for coming back for those of us who have similar passions and interests.
This was SO very helpful!!! Thanks so much for documenting and sharing your whole process - including what you think didn’t work (though they were beautiful as well!)!
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Hello, I do not have a written step-by-step as this was my first time attempting this technique. I still have much to learn. I can tell you the basics of what I know. I will be revisiting this technique and testing everything I didn't try in this video to try and answer all of the questions I wasn't able to in this one. I hope this helps.
1.) Fill a large container with water.
a.) Use anything big enough to dip your item of choice, width, and length-wise. Also, remember that the paint will ruin the container, so choose something you don't mind ruining. I kept mine as the designated hydro-dipping container.
b.) I used water straight out of the backyard hose on a summer day. I don't know if warmer water would make a difference. I have heard that it does, so consider that.
2.) Prep your item before dipping. I like to prime my bottles; so the colors look brighter, and it also serves as a base coat to cover any spots that might not get some paint. I used white, gold, black, and silver spray paints as a primer. You can also leave the bottles clear and later add lights to them. It would probably look pretty cool. I didn't think to look at the kind of spray paint I was using. I used what I had in my art supplies. I don't think it matters for the primer/basecoat. Make sure to let them completely dry before dipping.
3.) Before dipping, I filled the bottles with water to avoid it from wanting to come back up as I dipped it.
a.) This method was something I decided to try. It worked for me, but it's not necessary. If you fill the primed bottles, remember to wipe the outside dry before dipping unless you want that spotted look.
4.) Put some gloves on and create your colorful pattern on top of the water using spray paints.
a.) I didn't check the spray paint I used. All I can tell you; is that the metallics for the dipping process did not work for me. I believe the glossier paints worked best.
b.) Choose two to three colors and create your pattern by alternating them as you spray.
c.) You can create the pattern in two different ways. There's the bullseye, as I did on most of them. You want to spray directly in the center alternating with the colors until you've built a nice set of rings. And there's the random spraying. Spray in random spots, but make sure to alternate the colors. There's no right or wrong way. It's all preference.
5.) Dip the bottle.
a.) You can dip it straight down slowly or add a twist as you do. Do not lift it back up while dipping. It will ruin the design.
b.) Once it's completely submerged, clear the top of the water using your glove or anything you wish to use before taking it out. Once the top is clear, take it out of the water.
c.) Do not reuse any/if leftover paint.
6.) I set mine on a cinderblock outside overnight to dry.
7.) I didn't seal mine, but you should. Use any clear acrylic sealer of your choice.
8.) No, you don't have to refill the container with new water for the next dip. I used the same water for all of my dips. Make sure the top of the water has no paint and only add water if you see the level gets low.
9.) Dispose of water in two ways. Call your city townhall and ask or take a bucket with holes and fill it with sand/charcoal. Pour the water in that and let it filter. (Thank you to the person who suggested this.)
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Awesome description n explanation….loved ur technique…gonna try it..u got a subscriber…
@drpriyankakulkarni1101 Welcome to the crafty FAM! 🙏🏼❤️
WOW! Thanks for this master case in bottle dipping. Well done...
I watched this with my mom!! She works at a liquor store and we have a lot extra bottles! Thank you so much!!❤🎉
The bottles you said you messed up. Came out so different and beautiful.
I love to see the alleged "fails" because it shows the human side of artist. We often see end results or videos with a bunch of edits but you keep it real. Love it. Also I wonder how the ones that were not primed would look with lights inside.
🤔 I think you're on to something! Great idea! 🙏🏼❤
Exactly!!!
😅 Great Idea 💡
Very beautiful ! How did you let them dry?
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Call me crazy, but I liked ALL of them. This was so much fun to watch.
It makes me so happy to hear you say it was so much fun to watch! Thank you!! 🥰🤗🙏
Crazy!
All extremely beautiful to me. Sometimes the faults in our work turns out to be the best fashion. Love them. Will be definitely getting to work on some.
WOW I LOVE THEM!!!!! ,, THANK YOU ,,YOU DID ALL THE HARD WORK FOR US... I CAN'T WAIT TO TRY...... MY MIND IS BUZZING WITH IDEAS THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION.. GOD BLESS...
God bless you!! 🙏🏼❤ Thank you! 🤗 So happy it got your creative juices flowing! 🙌🏼
I loved all of them, life isn't perfect, they're a work of art
Those are absolutely beautiful !!! Im researching hydro dipping because I am doing a masquerade mask. But now I want to do bottles, too !!! Your sunny personality added a lot to this video, too.
Thank you! 🤗🙏
I know this video was put out a little while ago and I bumped into this by accident... I think this is just what I needed to compliment my other art.. and then I say to myself great that's all I need one more project.. thank you for sharing and all of the inspiration
Hydro dipping looks fun! Thank you ❤
I have learned that if you use spray cans, your water needs to be warm. The reason you get stringy paint is because the paint is cold. You can reclame your bottles with a brush and mineral spirits, and use them again. I like how you didn't give up, and kept on trying inspite of all the fails, and did it all with a smile. Good job.
I know I'm no art expert or anything. But the bottles you think you failed at. Are the ones I like most. Because they are unique and created by you and are fantastic. If it were me I'd be proud to display them on my shelf. 🙂
In Art there are no mistakes only discoveries 💗😊
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Love this video because you see her entire learning process, including the fails.
I love them all. Even the ones you practiced with. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
This is the best video I've seen that talks about the technique and the "do's" and "don'ts" of dipping!!! Thank you so so much for sharing your experience!!!
Thank you!!! 🤗🙏❤️
Greetings from Puerto Rico! You brought back memories from my childhood; I saw this technique in a car model magazine (we did not have internet/youtube for reference fifty years ago...). I would like to add just two suggestions we (my friends and I) used with quite good results: first, use warm water to warm the paint before spraying; it makes the paint flow better, and the second, try swirling the water BEFORE you apply the paint, that way you lessen the "blank spots". The step about drying the droplets is new and useful to me, but remember we did not have to fill our models with water, we used a bent (metal) coat hanger taped to the underside of the model so we could dip it upside down. Keep up the good work!
Hola!! Thanks for the tips! 🙏❤
This is a stunning example of how to make a video that imparts useful information for novices. The learning experience really came alive for me watching your "mistakes". Many of the results I thought were great. The "stars" on your patriotic red white and blue bottle was a very happy "mistake". I plan to include this in my school holiday art programme for older children.
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All bottles are still beautiful
I really like your approach to creativity and art. Because you seem to be enjoying the process. Even if the result doesn't always turn out how you expected it would. You're still having fun. And that of course is the most important thing. It is my belief that being creative should bring you joy. In my experience, if it doesn't bring you joy, it is very likely you won't enjoy the result.
I've tried this technique with nail polish on nail tips. And had very little success. But after watching your video I just may have to try it out again. But, not with nails and nail polish. LoL Have you tried using any other kind of paint? Acrylic, craft paint, nail polish, etc?
Thanks for a great video and inspiring me to give hydro dipping another try.
Wow! Thank you for showing us how you worked through the process. The fails and added tips were brilliant to see, and the end results are magnificent. Excellent work and fabulous editing and narration. This is my first time seeing you, momma and I'm smitten!! Totally love your style. Thank you for the content!
Thank you for the awesome feedback!! 🥰 Welcome to the crafty FAM!! 🎉🎊🎨🙏🏼🤗
That Lava one would be awesome with a decoupage 🐉 dragon on it and the cork could be a gold nuget or a precious stone the dragon is holding on to! 😍 I can see It now! So pretty!
Thank you so much for showing your whole learning process here. Most "How to" videos are shown by people who are already experts. They naturally make things look easy, which can be intimidating to the novice audience for whom a "how to" video is intended. We need more people to show their mistakes and learning process along the way. Not only does it help new people learn from those mistakes to hopefully shorten the learning curve, but it helps us feel better about the inevitable mistakes we make in our own processes.
I just came across your video and I’m so glad I did!! Thank you so much for sharing your successes and your “failures”, (they turned out beautifully as well)! You have such an engaging voice and I definitely enjoyed this video! You have inspired me, thank you again☺️
Many years ago in the 70's I did the same technique with a "Mustang" motor cycle tank. I use lacquer car paint with retarder added so it wouldn't dry quick. I used a black, sanded base and then add the three primary colours of Red, Blue and Yellow.... I made my marble pattern in a cut in half 30 gallon oil tank (used for check air leaks in tires in the old days) I masked off both side ovals, added custom candy apply colours and used it as my back ground for an airbrush mural. re-sprayed the black after masking and then added 6 coats of clear lacquer... it's an old trick and sure beats spray cans...
Love your honesty no project can be perfect on the first try you didn't just showed a video like you waved a wand and it was perfect ,you walked us through all your fails thanks need more videos like this
I love your style and personality!
Found myself smiling through the entire video, so I had to subscribe and watch more!
Well done 👍🏼
Thank you!! Welcome to the crafty fam! 🎊🎉🎨🙏🏼
Me too,lol
I was watching etching videos before finding your hydrodipping one. Made me wonder if, like when etching, you could use a decal so part of the bottle shows through after dipping and peeling it off. Could be an interesting experiment 🙂
Brilliant idea!!! 🤩
Thank you for sharing your experiences
All your bottles turned out good none of them look bad that's what art is messy and imperfect that's why I love art
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Honestly, your Horizontal Dipping Style is still pretty good actually, if you're looking for that specific look. I personally think it adds a uniqueness to the piece that no one does. Then again that's just me. I like things most people usually don't. As for the water droplets from filling the bottles your sister was right about the Red White and blue bottle. They Doo look like stars and what's more it works for the piece. So Instead of calling water droplets a "Don't" Why don't you call it a "Happy Accident" or "Artist's Flair"
I too thought the horizontal dip was much prettier
Wonderful patterns,all
Mistakes or no,each one is a beauty
I love The Blue/Black bottle,, and the Orange/White one with the spots. That's the great part about art 🎨 You take joy in effing up, creating beautiful mistakes.
I just stumbled upon your video. #1 great idea and easy to come up with the notions. #2 great tips
#3 nice video edits. I absolutely love the double handed spray technique at high speed. #4 excellent music choice. Last but not least. #5 you have the best attitude.And your laugh makes me smile. Have a blessed crafty day.
Thank you!! 🥰 How incredibly thoughtful of you! You have no idea how much I appreciate all the wonderful feedback. 🤗 Have a beautiful blessed day! 🙏❤️
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I Took Really Enjoy Your Personality Along With The Art!!
@@tonyaharmon1383 Thank you! 🤗🙏🏼
Wow those are so cool. Loved watching the first ones. Sorry but that was fun to watch. I guess I should not laugh but you were so cute at fails..I thought the bad ones were not bad.. Actually it makes us learn better what not to do. Very smart girlfriend. Thanks for your time and talent. Great job and Gorgeous inspiration pieces....hugs Sheryl 💙🎨💙
🤣 I agree, I did learn a lot. Thank you crafty queen! 🙏🏼❤ Hugs🤗
When I first encountered this video, I initially thought it was too long, but your engaging personality kept my eyes pealed to it. I love that you were secure enough to tell us/show your flaws, but I couldn't see anything wrong with those pieces that you said were mistakes. Thank you ever so much for taking the time to show us how to do this.
They all look great! Just like God's unique handiwork - there are no mistakes!
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After you let them dry completely...did you epoxy them or left them as is
I haven't sealed them yet because I was mostly focused on getting the technique down, but I was planning to use a spray sealer once I do. 🤔 However, sealing them with apoxy would take my pieces to a whole new level. I've been wanting to try that, but I don't have the proper tools. Maybe it's time I DIY a rig. Thanks for the great question! It got my gears going! 🙌🙏💗
@@DIYNoNeedToCry I use for my painting on canvas called triple thick and it comes in a spray I love it....
Do you use warm water in your tub
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I used the water straight out of the backyard hose.
@@julieo6266 great add on tip! Thanks for sharing!
Hola me encanta pero no entiendo el ioma que hablas
Hola! Puedes activar los subtítulos en español. 🤗🙏🏼
I love that you showed the trials before the successful dips. Thank you for sharing
We used nail polish when I was in Girl Scouts in the 70’s. It has a longer open time than the spray paint seems to. We made trinket boxes out of plastic Leggs pantyhose eggs, first dipping them, then standing them up and using glued- on drapery rings as the base.
I love your ''failures''! And the blue swirly design bottle was beautiful! I'm going to try this!
Thanks for sharing, they all came out so beautiful. Each one had it own personality. 😊
I just love the light blue ones and I’m definitely going to play this video again to follow along!
You were not the only one having fun, but I was having fun watching you being so persistence, determined, and hooray 👍.! 🎉
Thank you!! I'm so glad you enjoyed along!! 🤗🙏🏼
Just Love them all
Gorgeous! I’ve been dipping for months without success. You’ve encouraged me to try try again
thanks for sharing. looks fun
Such a joyful soul. We can all learn to love our processes from you. 😊
Thank you!!
The blue, black, and white bottle is beautiful!
Gorgeous!thk u for sharing!
I loved them all.
I thought it was really refreshing to see your fails even though a lot of them looked just as good as some of my best work and I definitely am not gotten to your level of any sort of like paint porters or anything like that so you are doing good things and you seem like you are just sending out positivity and I appreciate that keep crafting
I have been so discouraged hydro dipping and so many failures. Thank you for the amazing tutorials of dos and donts! 🥰
You're welcome!! So happy my video could help!! 🙏❤
Love your energy - thanks for sharing your joyful personality!
Yo lo hago directamente todo el tiempo......y me quedan espectacular.
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Even your “FAILS “ are PHENOMENAL…⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️♥️‼️
Thank you for taking us through your learning experience. Knowing what didn't work out for you helps the rest of us achieve the desired result without the extra frustration. So thank you again for the do's and don't! I will be looking forward to more videos from you in the future. Keep up the great work and wonderful teaching techniques you incorporate into your videos!!!!
🏺I like white marble, so I prefer the ones that are white, gray, black. Bravo for these 20 original but also classic vases!
Thanks for Sharing. They are Gorgeous.
Hermosa tecnica , gracias !!!
love the outcome
Loved the out come so glad you did as the saying goes..if you don’t succeed try try again…there beautiful 🤩
❤❤❤ your art.
Lava is my favorite!!
Your spirit is the first thing that I noticed about your video. Praise God for your obedience and creativity and for coming back for those of us who have similar passions and interests.
God bless 🙏🏽🕊
Just beautiful, even the messed up ones!👍👍👍👍
I love all the first bottles you did. They were not bad, they are unique and the best . People like unique and different.
Preciosa. Gracias x dar los detalles
I is crazy for blue. I love blue.
رائع👍انت إنسانة مهضومة وقريبة للقلب😘
beautiful creations. Thank you for sharing your mistakes as well.
All of your attempts were beautiful. All would make beautiful art!
Brilliant!
🎉lovely!!!
All of them were gorgeous!
These are awesome. I'm glad you didn't quit.
I love the pink bottle!
Beautiful ❤ Beautiful ❤
Even the fails look good. I am encouraged! Love your positive can do attitude!
You are an AWESOME sharer!! Enjoyable to learn from!! Thank you, for making crafting fun!!
Thank you!! 🤗🙌🏼
I liked ALL of them! The lava one especially! Awesome, got me wanting to do that! ✌️😎
I think they look fabulous!
This was SO very helpful!!! Thanks so much for documenting and sharing your whole process - including what you think didn’t work (though they were beautiful as well!)!
I think that all of them are beautiful!
Top demais! Cada garrafa é peça única. Uma obra de arte. Parabéns!
Nice idea, thx for showing
All the bottles you did and even the mistake ones are beautifully done.
I love seeing your learning process!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video!! Thank you for giving us a peak into your learning process. I thought all of the pieces were uniquely beautiful❤
Each one unique and beautiful, I might try.
Think, they are all awesome... Each one unique
Amei hidro dipping
Loved these! Great to see how many times it takes you to get the desired look…that’s what makes fun!
You are an amazing teacher!!! Thank you for sharing your challenges as well as your expertise.
I love them they are so pretty
I’m blown away ! Gray video and tips