Thank you for explain to detail what we need the most supplies needs.. So teach me how to mixture plus what measure of painting with mixture, thanks! I'm learning for the very beginning ..😄
Thank u SO much 😃 Super happy it’s helpful. I use modge podge to glue paint skin to things and such. It’s a great versatile glue. Thank u for watching 😃💙
I got this palette knife at my local art store as they were getting rid of them so not sure they make this specific one but I have found a similar one on Amazon; amzn.to/2T6MYoJ I hope this helps and thank you SO much for watching ;)
Thanks for the info! I've noticed you attach thumb tacks on the back of your canvases to raise your canvases up on your pours, smart! What type of plastic do you use to catch the paint pour off and where do you get it? Does it come in a roll? Thanks again, great work!
Thank you so much for watching :) Yes the thumb tacks are super handy just so the paint will drip off and not dry funny to the bottom :) I got a large roll of plastic sheeting; amzn.to/2uJzUqD You can also probably find it at your local hardware store. It's just a big roll of plastic that I cut up and put down under the paintings - It's great because the paint that's dripped off can be used to create paint skins which has so many other applications :P I hope this helps and thank you for watching :)
CraftyJenn thanks for the quick reply and the link for that plastic sheeting! I had a feeling it wasn't just Saran wrap lol. Also, I've seen Rain X being sprayed directly on to a poured canvas to get cells...makes sense as it's another water repellent. Cool stuff!
Of course happy to help :) LOL Yeah I don't think saran wrap would be ideal LOL Plus that would be super expensive to cover the surface area LOL That's cool I have not seen the rain X yet but I'll have to look for it :) Thank for watching :)
Very helpful Jenn! Great idea to inform us- I wish I had seen this when I first started! Have you tried coconut oil yet? Interesting results. Thanks again!❤️
I'm so happy to help LOL That's why I did a short video just showing some of the stuff to help people :) I have not tried the coconut milk yet but I definitely want to try it :) Thank you SO much for watching :)
Hello Aynaz!! I'm in Edmonton, Alberta. So more west from you and I've never been to Niagara but always wanted to see it LOL I'm so happy my videos are helpful and I hope they help you create some cool art :) Thank you so much for watching!!
Thank you 😊, I'm going to learn this and your videos are very helpful.
Thank you for explain to detail what we need the most supplies needs..
So teach me how to mixture plus what measure of painting with mixture, thanks!
I'm learning for the very beginning ..😄
Thank you SO much for watching ;) Glad it was helpful ;)
thank you for the good sharing, I like it, 🙏👍❣️
Thank you SO much for watching 😃💙
Hola, me gustaría saber cuándo ocupas el papel de cocina con que lo remojas, saludos 🤗
This is super helpful 👏.
Quick question what do u use the modge podge for?
Thank u SO much 😃 Super happy it’s helpful. I use modge podge to glue paint skin to things and such. It’s a great versatile glue. Thank u for watching 😃💙
Could I get a little more information on your large palette knife? Dimensions and manufacturer? Thanks. Love your videos.
I got this palette knife at my local art store as they were getting rid of them so not sure they make this specific one but I have found a similar one on Amazon; amzn.to/2T6MYoJ I hope this helps and thank you SO much for watching ;)
Thanks for the info! I've noticed you attach thumb tacks on the back of your canvases to raise your canvases up on your pours, smart! What type of plastic do you use to catch the paint pour off and where do you get it? Does it come in a roll? Thanks again, great work!
Thank you so much for watching :) Yes the thumb tacks are super handy just so the paint will drip off and not dry funny to the bottom :) I got a large roll of plastic sheeting; amzn.to/2uJzUqD You can also probably find it at your local hardware store. It's just a big roll of plastic that I cut up and put down under the paintings - It's great because the paint that's dripped off can be used to create paint skins which has so many other applications :P I hope this helps and thank you for watching :)
CraftyJenn thanks for the quick reply and the link for that plastic sheeting! I had a feeling it wasn't just Saran wrap lol. Also, I've seen Rain X being sprayed directly on to a poured canvas to get cells...makes sense as it's another water repellent. Cool stuff!
Of course happy to help :) LOL Yeah I don't think saran wrap would be ideal LOL Plus that would be super expensive to cover the surface area LOL That's cool I have not seen the rain X yet but I'll have to look for it :) Thank for watching :)
Thankyou ya beautiful human
Awe thank you SO much you beautiful Awesome human 😀💙💙💙 and thank you for watching ;)
@@CraftyJenn a pleasure
Very helpful Jenn! Great idea to inform us- I wish I had seen this when I first started! Have you tried coconut oil yet? Interesting results. Thanks again!❤️
I'm so happy to help LOL That's why I did a short video just showing some of the stuff to help people :) I have not tried the coconut milk yet but I definitely want to try it :) Thank you SO much for watching :)
Where in Canada are you from?? I live in Niagara! Just found your channel! It’s so informative and helpful!
Hello Aynaz!! I'm in Edmonton, Alberta. So more west from you and I've never been to Niagara but always wanted to see it LOL I'm so happy my videos are helpful and I hope they help you create some cool art :) Thank you so much for watching!!
Oops! Coconut MILK.