Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you! These have been on my wish list and l had given up on ever affording them. I have the ingredients already for this alternative. Brilliant! It amazes me how much craft supplies cost and l have found that there is usually a cheaper alternative somewhere. You deserve a medal!💐
Same here. I cannot afford buying them because here arts/crafts supplies are so expensive due to taxation. So I use mostly recycled materials and things I can collect in nature 🌲🌱🍁Thank you so much! Hugs from a Brazilian living in Finland 🇧🇷🇫🇮♥
I can’t wait to try this. 🤩 I’m thinking adding some mica powder might be nice since my pastels are all matte. A coffee cup warmer might work nicely for a slow low heat melt. Hmmmm I might have an empty pallet of lip gloss that might work for storage🤗 You Noit, are brilliant, creative & inventive truly a work of art 🖼
Brilliant, Ms. Noit!!!! I love using metallic wax, but can only find it in a few shades...now I can make the colors I love. Thank you for sharing the process and I appreciate your time and talent!
i,love diy supply hacks to save $- i like your colors better than ones i have seen in stores. happy i found your channel😊 i also like your accent❤ tysm for sharing
What an ingenious idea!!! The color saturation looks better than the store bought product. What a money saver ❤️ and we hv so many color options now. Such a smart lady! Thank you for sharing your talent!!!
Oh My Goshhhhhh Thank you!! You just saved me a ton of money by watching this video! I was literally about to purchase a bunch of different Finnabair waxes for a mixed media project. So thank you VERY much! I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching more of your videos learning from you and being inspired!!! Sending blessings your way!!! ~Michelle from Dallas TX
Noit, I stumbled across you when i was looking for mix media art and WOW have i found the one Artist , your work is absolutely breath takingly amazing , your ability to create something that you can not easily get is even more so very creative , your Children are so lucky to have you as their Mum . I feel like a obsessed stalker 😂 the way every morning with i have to watch your video's with a cup of tea or two 😀
I love this! I love the consistency of your paste. It looks like it's perfect for avoiding getting too much on your art page which happens to me all the time. I can't wait to try this!
I just made a batch of copper from mica, coconut oil (solid) and white glue. The coconut wax melts if you grate it in then goes more solid again. The mica is really cheap in many many colours on eBay. Thanks for starting me on this!
I HAVE ENJOYED THIS SO MUCH. I WAS LOOKING INTO BUYING SOME OF THE WAX, BUT IT WAS TOO PRICEY . THAT YOU . YOU SAVED ME SOME MONEY AND I CAN STILL DO MY CRAFT. THANK YOU AGAIN.
Wonderful idea! Thank you for coming up with such clever affordable ideas for art supplies! it would be useful to know how well this holds up in your art journal over time.....i REALLY enjoy your channel!
Thank you so much for the information on making your own supplies. I live on disability and cannot afford to buy a lot of supplies as they are so expensive. I will be making my own. I love your videos and have just started mixed media. You aresuch an inspiration..💖💙💚💞
I just found you a few days ago. Now I watch you all the time and love you so much♥️ Wish we lived close so we can hang out. You have spurred me on to create like no other. Though Gina Deluca inspired me to do acrylic pours. With you I produce art everyday now. Thank you, my dear friend Noit!
I simply use Annie Sloan clear furniture wax and pearl ex pigment powder. Works like a charm. You could use any high pigment powder, old eye shadow or whatever you have.
Thank you so much! I have some inks gold that has gone hard and I have revived it but it goes hard again. I think this will work better! Again thank you so much. 🙏
This is fabulous! I too was shopping online to buy some and it is so pricey. I have coconut oil already and I think I have oil pastels as well. Thank you so much for sharing all your tips.
Great idea, DIYing supplies is so much fun. Consider making smaller amounts of each colour as coconut oil will go rancid over time. That way you use up what you have before you may have to toss it. And sealing it is definitely a good idea for the same reason. Even the commercial metallic waxes can mold and end up getting tossed.
I look at all the crafters using expensive products and I just cannot afford it.This is a great option for colors I want to use.Thanks for discovering this and the results look good to me.
Noit, you are quite the chemist! It seems like there are many uses for coconut oil but yours is the most clever! I wonder if the same melting and mixing could be done, using a low power in a microwave and small glass bowls or dishes? I also love the look of the texture paste covered with black gesso. Thanks for sharing these ideas with us. They are much appreciated, believe me. :-)
What a great tutorial on making your own waxes. I am definitely going to try this soon since I've been able to find many used packs of the oil pastels in thrift stores. Tyfs!!
Have you tried using mica powder with the coconut oil? I'm going to experiment with this and see what it does. Also wondering about add a little Gum Arabic to help it adhere especially for card makers.
Thanks for sharing the tutorial, its a great idea. I wonder if it will work on metal components. Also, In India, coconut oil is a liquid, never a paste, so I am wondering how to solidify the coloured paste to store it. Will freezing work?
Has anyone tried using Ranger Perfect Pearls with the coconut oil? How does this mix stay on the surface? Are you able to buff it shiny after it sits for a while?
I can’t wait to give this a try. Also, I loved the box with the heart on top. You mentioned you didn’t film that, but is there any chance you could recreate that on film? I would love love love to learn how to do that. Love all of your work and your channel. Thank you for sharing your talent and creativity. 😍
Спасибо вам большое! Вы просто выручили меня , ведь купить пасты разных цветов дорого , а теперь я сделаю разные оттенки . Большой привет вам из России.Остаюсь вашей подписчицей и буду всегда смотреть ваши видео !
This is such a clever idea. Thanx very much. Gilding wax is also not freely available where I stay and when you can get hold of it, it is very expensive. I will be trying this very soon. Will it work with free flowing coconut oil or must it be the solid coconut oil?
Great job. I dont think we get those oil pastels in our dollar stores but I will search for them. This is fun. Love how you made your own metallic paste.
I have wanted to try the wax accents but I am on a fixed income I love your idea and will try it. Thank You for taking time out of your day to share this with us
marvellous. I am so much grateful for all the cheap ideas for crafting you offer to us. It is necessary to seal it with varnish in spray after to avoid it to stick on somewhere else ?
Hi, I love your commentary, style & work!!! I couldn't catch the name of the magenta color thingy you cut and put in the tin before the coconut oil. Thank You. -Mercy🥀
OMG you are amazing....I so appreciate all your creativity that you share with us.....this will save me money so I can enjoy the craft without spending even more money than I need to....I enjoy everything you do.....God Bless and thank you
Absolutely brilliant idea, thank you so much for sharing your discovery! I have just two questions, does this mixture dry completely and could I use melted wax crayons instead of oil pastels? Budget price metallic oil pastels seem to be very hard to find in UK!
Thank you Margaret. The mixture dries completely.. Do an experiment with one crayon and see how it looks. I buy the metallic oil pastels at the kid's craft section at my cheap store, what about Pound-Land or Lidle?
What a genius idea. Thank you so much as I don't have these where I live also, so this is a fantastic substitute, Of course I don't have metallic oil pastels as well, so the regular oil pastels will do. I wonder if you use beeswax instead of coconut oil, if it will work too???
The metallic waxes by Viva Decor are made with beeswax. They are prone to growing mold because of the beeswax, but it's a very good wax for making the metallic wax colors. Scraping the wax out of the container with a pallet knife instead of dipping fingers in the container seems to help prevent the mold.
Thank you so much for this. I wonder if you added some clear liquid glue to the mixture before pouring, would it do away with the need to seal/fix the end result? Also metallic eyeshadow instead of oil pastels? What do you think?
Hi, it’s a few years since you made this video and these metallic pastes. Just wondering how they have lasted after this time? Wondering about it as you used coconut oil. Also how did you melt it in the kitchen over the hob? Did you still put the oil and colours into a metal dish inside a saucepan on the heat or did you mix it directly in an old (?) with pan?
They have lasted as the day I made them. I used aluminum pan to melt the oil pastels and than added the coconut oil and stirred. Than into the plastic container
@@NoitArt I used a pancake frying pan, very flat, and put 4 small aluminium cups in and the mixture. Stirred each with a different lolly stick. Not sure I’ve used enough coconut oil...one teaspoon per pastel stick.
I wonder if you can not find cheap oil pastels if metallic crayons would work if you added a bit more oil or if the finished product would end up being to oily ? Also, does using the coconut oil eventually make it go rancid ?
Hello, where in Vienna did you find this little jar? I live in Vienna but there is not really a cheap craft store, yes Action and Tedi. Thats wonderful! Hugs angel.💓
@@NoitArt oha, boesner, yes, this is very expensive, I have been there only once!!! I will try this you showed, this is great, thank you!!!!! hugs angel.
Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you! These have been on my wish list and l had given up on ever affording them. I have the ingredients already for this alternative. Brilliant! It amazes me how much craft supplies cost and l have found that there is usually a cheaper alternative somewhere. You deserve a medal!💐
Thank you Linda
Same here. I cannot afford buying them because here arts/crafts supplies are so expensive due to taxation. So I use mostly recycled materials and things I can collect in nature 🌲🌱🍁Thank you so much! Hugs from a Brazilian living in Finland 🇧🇷🇫🇮♥
As a crafter, you have saved all of us some dollars. Many thanks!
Thank you Pat
Everything a company makes and sells was probably made at home at one point,
Well done and great idea, thankyou for sharing
I can’t wait to try this. 🤩 I’m thinking adding some mica powder might be nice since my pastels are all matte. A coffee cup warmer might work nicely for a slow low heat melt. Hmmmm I might have an empty pallet of lip gloss that might work for storage🤗
You Noit, are brilliant, creative & inventive truly a work of art 🖼
Thank you Abbie
Brilliant, Ms. Noit!!!! I love using metallic wax, but can only find it in a few shades...now I can make the colors I love. Thank you for sharing the process and I appreciate your time and talent!
Thank you Diane
Love all your crafty concepts and alternative ideas for a cheaper version of rather expensive products . Tfs. 🌹
Thank you
This came when I was going to look for a DIY on Rub-N-Buff or something like it and here this is!! Thank you very much!!
Thank you Marci
i,love diy supply hacks to save $- i like your colors better than ones i have seen in stores. happy i found your channel😊 i also like your accent❤ tysm for sharing
Awesome idea, I have some wax metallic's but now I can extend my colors and a great way to use up my cheap oil pastels that I rarely use.
Thank you Barb
What an ingenious idea!!! The color saturation looks better than the store bought product. What a money saver ❤️ and we hv so many color options now. Such a smart lady! Thank you for sharing your talent!!!
Thank you
Oh My Goshhhhhh Thank you!! You just saved me a ton of money by watching this video! I was literally about to purchase a bunch of different Finnabair waxes for a mixed media project. So thank you VERY much! I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching more of your videos learning from you and being inspired!!! Sending blessings your way!!! ~Michelle from Dallas TX
Thank you Michelle
Brilliant. I was just looking at the high prices for ready made wax online. Thankfully this came up in my search. Genius. Thank you. X
Thank you
This is so great! I love doing stuff like this. You are SO creative!
Noit, I stumbled across you when i was looking for mix media art and WOW have i found the one Artist , your work is absolutely breath takingly amazing , your ability to create something that you can not easily get is even more so very creative , your Children are so lucky to have you as their Mum . I feel like a obsessed stalker 😂 the way every morning with i have to watch your video's with a cup of tea or two 😀
Thank you Kathy
I love this! I love the consistency of your paste. It looks like it's perfect for avoiding getting too much on your art page which happens to me all the time. I can't wait to try this!
Thank you Dawn
I just made a batch of copper from mica, coconut oil (solid) and white glue. The coconut wax melts if you grate it in then goes more solid again. The mica is really cheap in many many colours on eBay. Thanks for starting me on this!
Thank you
3 colors arrived and I couldn’t remember what I was so inspired about. Thank you! I know exactly why I wanted it. I’m always looking for textures.
I love the way your brain works Noit and very appreciative that you share your ideas. Thank you so much
Thank you Vicki
Great tutorial!! Thank you so much. I would really love to see a tutorial on the beautiful little blue box that you showed in the beginning!
Thank you Mary Nan
I HAVE ENJOYED THIS SO MUCH. I WAS LOOKING INTO BUYING SOME OF THE WAX, BUT IT WAS TOO PRICEY . THAT YOU . YOU SAVED ME SOME MONEY AND I CAN STILL DO MY CRAFT. THANK YOU AGAIN.
Thank you Joyce
I totally agree with you Joyce
Wonderful idea! Thank you for coming up with such clever affordable ideas for art supplies! it would be useful to know how well this holds up in your art journal over time.....i REALLY enjoy your channel!
Thank you Valerie
Wow thanks for sharing your ideas .Love the colors. God bless you take care..
Thank you Naida
Thank you so much for the information on making your own supplies. I live on disability and cannot afford to buy a lot of supplies as they are so expensive. I will be making my own. I love your videos and have just started mixed media. You aresuch an inspiration..💖💙💚💞
Thank you Sherri
This is ingenious! I’m curious how this does over time. I will just have to try it and see. Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you NR
kindly share your experience
I just found you a few days ago. Now I watch you all the time and love you so much♥️ Wish we lived close so we can hang out. You have spurred me on to create like no other. Though Gina Deluca inspired me to do acrylic pours. With you I produce art everyday now. Thank you, my dear friend Noit!
Thank you Linda, glad to hear it
An amazing explorative mind. Thank you for idea
Thank you Marcia
I simply use Annie Sloan clear furniture wax and pearl ex pigment powder. Works like a charm. You could use any high pigment powder, old eye shadow or whatever you have.
Thank you Lisa
Such a clever and inexpensive idea!!!! Thank you so much💜
Thank you Pat
Thank you so much! I have some inks gold that has gone hard and I have revived it but it goes hard again. I think this will work better! Again thank you so much. 🙏
Lovely idea. You always come up with something New.
Thank you Pati
This is fabulous! I too was shopping online to buy some and it is so pricey. I have coconut oil already and I think I have oil pastels as well. Thank you so much for sharing all your tips.
Thank you Alicia
Great idea, DIYing supplies is so much fun. Consider making smaller amounts of each colour as coconut oil will go rancid over time. That way you use up what you have before you may have to toss it. And sealing it is definitely a good idea for the same reason. Even the commercial metallic waxes can mold and end up getting tossed.
Thank you
This was wonderful! ...I like how you think girl!
Thank you so much for sharing! xoxo
Thank you Maria
I look at all the crafters using expensive products and I just cannot afford it.This is a great option for colors I want to use.Thanks for discovering this and the results look good to me.
Thank you Sue
Noit, you are quite the chemist! It seems like there are many uses for coconut oil but yours is the most clever! I wonder if the same melting and mixing could be done, using a low power in a microwave and small glass bowls or dishes? I also love the look of the texture paste covered with black gesso. Thanks for sharing these ideas with us. They are much appreciated, believe me. :-)
Thank you Phyllis
Such a wonderful idea.!!! Thank you so much 😊
Thank you
What a great tutorial on making your own waxes. I am definitely going to try this soon since I've been able to find many used packs of the oil pastels in thrift stores. Tyfs!!
Thank you Terry
Have you tried using mica powder with the coconut oil? I'm going to experiment with this and see what it does. Also wondering about add a little Gum Arabic to help it adhere especially for card makers.
I don't have mica powder that's why I made them with oil pastels, but I was thinking that maybe eye-shadow will work because it has mica in it
Thank you for sharing and using supplies I have.
Thanks for sharing the tutorial, its a great idea. I wonder if it will work on metal components. Also, In India, coconut oil is a liquid, never a paste, so I am wondering how to solidify the coloured paste to store it. Will freezing work?
I'm sorry, I don't know
Has anyone tried using Ranger Perfect Pearls with the coconut oil? How does this mix stay on the surface? Are you able to buff it shiny after it sits for a while?
I can’t wait to give this a try. Also, I loved the box with the heart on top. You mentioned you didn’t film that, but is there any chance you could recreate that on film? I would love love love to learn how to do that. Love all of your work and your channel. Thank you for sharing your talent and creativity. 😍
Hi Debra, the box was made in the same technique i used to alter the jars in this video: ruclips.net/video/Mo4Xyom5IlI/видео.html
Спасибо вам большое! Вы просто выручили меня , ведь купить пасты разных цветов дорого , а теперь я сделаю разные оттенки . Большой привет вам из России.Остаюсь вашей подписчицей и буду всегда смотреть ваши видео !
Спасибо
This is such a clever idea. Thanx very much. Gilding wax is also not freely available where I stay and when you can get hold of it, it is very expensive. I will be trying this very soon. Will it work with free flowing coconut oil or must it be the solid coconut oil?
Thank you Paula. I think only solid will work
The metalic wax looks great. I don't have the oil pastels either. I may try the mica eye shadow. I love what you have done.
Thank you Susan
If you were to apply this on say a moulding. If you were to buff it, would it rub off? And how has it fared over the years? Thank you.
I don't think it will rub off but I recommend to seal it with clear spray. I still have it and still use it from time to time :)
Great job. I dont think we get those oil pastels in our dollar stores but I will search for them. This is fun. Love how you made your own metallic paste.
Thank you Marlene. here they are sold in the kids craft section
I really like the idea of making this gilding wax at home!
Thank you Bonnie
Will this work with metalic crayons too? Can't wait to try it. Thank you for the great ideas!!
I don't know, haven't tried it with crayons
You are so ingenious! Does the coconut oil go bad over time? I was just wondering about longevity.
All good, I still use it and it's been 5 years now
@@NoitArt Good to know, thank you!
I have wanted to try the wax accents but I am on a fixed income I love your idea and will try it. Thank You for taking time out of your day to share this with us
Thank you Candy
Brilliant idea!!! Thanks so much for sharing your idea. It will be a great help to those of us who are not able to afford the expensive wax.
Thank you Linda
Great idea. I wonder if you could use old gelatos. I have some sparkly ones.
Thank you Star
Do you think it would work on painted wood . . . like relief on small furniture? Legs of a table or stool?
Maybe, it worked for me on so many textures. Try first on corner that doesn't show and remember that at the end you need to seal it
Noit Art Of course. Thank you!
marvellous. I am so much grateful for all the cheap ideas for crafting you offer to us. It is necessary to seal it with varnish in spray after to avoid it to stick on somewhere else ?
Thank you Agnes. No sealer needed
Thanks for sharing this! I just discovered gilding wax and will try this out!
Go for it Susan
@@NoitArt I will. I have eyeshadow that would make beautiful gilding. TY
Hi, I love your commentary, style & work!!! I couldn't catch the name of the magenta color thingy you cut and put in the tin before the coconut oil. Thank You. -Mercy🥀
Metalic oil pastel
@@NoitArt, TYSM FOR YOUR TIME & ENERGY! -Mercy🥀
Fantastic. The expensive gilding wax I have dried up and is practically useless. i have tried to revive it but.... !! Thanks. XXB
Thank you
Fabulous. Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to try it ❤❤
OMG you are amazing....I so appreciate all your creativity that you share with us.....this will save me money so I can enjoy the craft without spending even more money than I need to....I enjoy everything you do.....God Bless and thank you
Thank you Judy
Using coconut oil, does it have to be refrigerated? Will it hold up without deteriorating without refrigeration?
It doesn't need refrigeration, just at room temp.
What a fantastic idea! Thank you Noit.
Thank you Bozena
Thank you for sharing this great idea. I will certainly try this. The store bought gilding wax is expensive.
Thank you
Brilliant, Gilding wax or Inca gold Is VERY expensive here in Canada, This is a brilliant tutorial Not sure if my cheap store carries oil pastels
Thank you Ann. Here the oil pastels can be found in the kids section in the cheap store
@@NoitArt I am going to have a look today I will check both locations. Your Marvelous
Thank you so much for sharing, and be a part of my creative ideas.... Huggles!
I love these thank you so much I realise this is some years ago but do they transfer please xx
Thank you. What do you mean by transfer?
@@NoitArt to the next page rub off on the next page. Thank you for answering me such a great idea xx
It didn't rub off the other page, but you can always use a sealer
That is really great! Thank you so very much for figuring that out! I’m going to look for some cheap pastels to try it. Excellent job!💕
Thank you Donna
Have u ever added mica powder to just REGULAR pastels...to make them shiny
No, I haven't
Absolutely brilliant idea, thank you so much for sharing your discovery! I have just two questions, does this mixture dry completely and could I use melted wax crayons instead of oil pastels? Budget price metallic oil pastels seem to be very hard to find in UK!
Thank you Margaret. The mixture dries completely.. Do an experiment with one crayon and see how it looks.
I buy the metallic oil pastels at the kid's craft section at my cheap store, what about Pound-Land or Lidle?
Does it dry out ?
What a genius idea. Thank you so much as I don't have these where I live also, so this is a fantastic substitute, Of course I don't have metallic oil pastels as well, so the regular oil pastels will do. I wonder if you use beeswax instead of coconut oil, if it will work too???
The metallic waxes by Viva Decor are made with beeswax. They are prone to growing mold because of the beeswax, but it's a very good wax for making the metallic wax colors. Scraping the wax out of the container with a pallet knife instead of dipping fingers in the container seems to help prevent the mold.
Thank you Nimmi. I don't have a clue about beeswax, sorry
You can order metallic mica powder online and then you mix a little in with your regular oil pastels and you have metallics.
Another superb idea, Noit! You are a multi talented lady! Thank you. 😀
Thank you Keryn
U r a art genius
Thank you
Wow. Great idea. I will be trying this. TFS. Have a crafty day.
Thank you Pamela
I really appreciate you for sharing this interesting tutorial GOD BLESS YOU
Thank you Mina
Thank you so much for this. I wonder if you added some clear liquid glue to the mixture before pouring, would it do away with the need to seal/fix the end result? Also metallic eyeshadow instead of oil pastels? What do you think?
If I will add glue it will not be in the consistency of wax that can be rubbed on texture. Glue and eyeshadow are great as paint or glaze
Absolutely awesome Noit!!
Thanks for this affordable way to make a rub n buff product!
Hugs Marsha
Thank you Marsha
Hope you answer my comment Question: how has this held up on your pages?
have you ran into the issue of it going rancid (smelling bad)?
thanks so much
It held up as the day I used it on my pages, didn't go rancid
Does this bleed underneath to other pages, if you don't gesso or have a protective coating on the page
not that I've noticed
I love it! Thank you for your time!
Thank you Patricia
I wonder if mica powders would work for this. Hmmm. I may give it a try.
Go for it
Wow! Great idea! I’m gonna try it. And the hairspray fixative!
Thank you Angie
This is beautiful... thanks for sharing
Thank you Harjith
Can you melt in the microwave? In glass jar?
Probably but I haven't tried it
Hi, it’s a few years since you made this video and these metallic pastes. Just wondering how they have lasted after this time? Wondering about it as you used coconut oil. Also how did you melt it in the kitchen over the hob? Did you still put the oil and colours into a metal dish inside a saucepan on the heat or did you mix it directly in an old (?) with pan?
They have lasted as the day I made them. I used aluminum pan to melt the oil pastels and than added the coconut oil and stirred. Than into the plastic container
@@NoitArt I used a pancake frying pan, very flat, and put 4 small aluminium cups in and the mixture. Stirred each with a different lolly stick. Not sure I’ve used enough coconut oil...one teaspoon per pastel stick.
Great stuff, I have no gilding wax, too expensive, but I am going to have a go at this, Thank you
Go for it Kathleen
I'm probably missing something but where and how to you use the coconut oil?
You melt a small amount of coconut oil with the oil pastel to create wax paste
@@NoitArtI was actually looking into making my own since Finnabair changed the texture into somewhat of acrylic paint. Thank you
Do you need a sealant/cheap hair spray for bought 1?
I didn't use a sealer but you can
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Dana
Does this dry enough not to transfer to your other page? This is pretty neat.
It's dry enough but you need to spray it with fixative/hair spray to sill it
What a great tutorial, Noit! An easy and cheap way to do this. Tfs, Fia xx
Thank you Fia
Brilliant!!! Just BRILLIANT!!!! Thank you so much for sharing and sparking my creativity!!! 💙💙💙
Thank you Leslie
You are so clever, and very kind for sharing thank you,
Thank you
I wonder if you can not find cheap oil pastels if metallic crayons would work if you added a bit more oil or if the finished product would end up being to oily ? Also, does using the coconut oil eventually make it go rancid ?
You can use metallic crayons instead of oil pastels. I don't know I made a small quantity
Thank you. @@NoitArt
Hello, where in Vienna did you find this little jar? I live in Vienna but there is not really a cheap craft store, yes Action and Tedi. Thats wonderful! Hugs angel.💓
I think i bought it at boesner Künstlerbedarf but it's not a cheap store
@@NoitArt oha, boesner, yes, this is very expensive, I have been there only once!!! I will try this you showed, this is great, thank you!!!!! hugs angel.
With the wax I have for making wax seals work for this process?
I don't know, experiment 😊
Does it come off if you heat the paper a bit? Or does it cure and form a permanent coating?
I don't know, didn't try to heat it again
Wonderful idea n Thank you so much GBU
Thank you
You can also use it for lipstick :)
Does it dry completely or stay oily? how do you seal it after? im working with chalk paint and wanted a recipe for gliding metallic wax
It dries and get soaked into the paper so there is no oily fill and doesn't need sealer
What a great idea! Thank you for sharing this!
Thank you Susan