Using liquid watercolor to dye sola wood flowers | Product Testing
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Trying out some new product today with @BlickVideos liquid watercolor. We are testing and dyeing flowers in a variety of colors and techniques. Let's get dyeing!
What You'll Need:
Sola wood flowers
Liquid Watercolor by Blick Art Materials
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Colors are fantastic, however the color transfers VERY easily. I have applied 1 coat of Design Master spray to see if it would prevent the bleed, but color still transfers a bit. Will try a second, but just an FYI for those thinking of using for wedding.
Oh interesting! I didnt have that same experience but I am glad you shared that you did!
Did you use glycerin in your formula? The only time I have had transfer was with glycerin... maybe it's because it's a water color? I've used water color but I usually mix it into craft paint so maybe that's why it didn't bleed for me.
Love your videos, thank you!!! I really like the more translucent look of dye or watercolor (vs acrylic wash), but I’m making red and aqua flowers for my wedding and I’m very concerned about transfer in rain or humidity. Is there any way to make them colorfast or will they become colorfast over time?
Have you ever done a tutorial dying flowers with Unicorn Spit?
I have never tried it I am sure it would work though
I’m interested in using this for my wedding flowers! However. I’m looking for a peachy pink color, and a copper or rust paint also. Do you know any good paints I could use? Or colors I can mix to get my desired colors?
Behr can color match paint and gives excellent coverage!! You can get the sample size for around 5 buck!
Reviews about the product say the bottles have (in the past) leaked in shipping. Looks messy, but I’m willing to try it. How long did the glycerin one take to dry, was it needed?
It didnt take any longer than normal to dry. I would still probably use the glycerin just to keep them a little bit softer
Would there be a deep burgundy option with this medium? Do you feel more product is used vs deco art paint with water?
I think to get a deep burgundy it will take a few colors mixed together to get the color you want
Where is this paint available at? I checked your Amazon store and it isn't listed ☺️
The box she has opened at the beginning says Blick Art Materials. It also says it in the description.
Had to go to the Blick website