Oh my god, i love this vidro. So informative, short on verbosity. To the point. Creative. Love the color graduation and the extra medallion on which can be glued a monigram. Would make a super housewarming gift. I am looking forward to your other videos.
Thanks for sharing your dying technique. I never thought of using acrylic paints which I've gott lots of and graduating the same piece of rope. You taught me something today. Bless you.
This is the BEST video I have seen on dying rope for bowls! So easy and just beautiful with the ombré finish. It was just what I was looking for. I see many of these in my future! Thank you so much.
A member showed her bowls at our quilt group meeting today Another looked at me and teased that I would probably dye my rope to get an ombre look instead of covering with fabric. Now thanks to you, I may just walk into that next meeting with my ombre bowl that has been dyed. That is genius to use diluted acrylic paint. Thank you so much. I have been going down a rabbit hole watching your videos.
@@mimitodd8781 It turned out great. I just completed it. I didn't weigh down the rope when I let it soak for about 10 minutes. So it was not all submerged. No problem, The color was more varied and I like it. It is just another option. It also shows you can goof up and it will be wonderful. I left it dry overnight on plastic Thank you for all of your help. This was fun.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, I love the idea of using paint instead of dye. I’m thinking of starting with the lightest colour in my bowl then darkening the colour in the bowl each time so don’t have to have four separate bowls of colour.
I love the ombré colors on your bowl. I can imagine quartering several 100 ft lengths of rope and dying them to make several bowls of the same colors. I just subscribed.
Thank you for this beginner rope bowl tutorial. SO. Helpful! Your bowls are simply stunning!!! I see that you’re using a cotton/poly blend rope. Not only does Walmart no longer have it in white, they don’t seem to have anything made with those materials. What would you suggest for a substitute that makes such a nice, sturdy bowl? There are so many different blends and diameters. Thanks so much. I’m excited to get started.
I feel your pain regarding the clothesline rope. I’ve ordered some rope off Amazon to try. It’s thicker and softer so I am not sure how this will work. Certain I will need some type of stiffener. Working on that project next week so stay tuned!😊
WOW! I really appreciate the idea of acrylic paint. It is now Sunday night, oh how I wish I would have seen this earlier . But I will try to contain myself til tomorrow to get the paint. LOL Thank you so much
thank you for the video. I want to make a colorful bowl for my nephew and nieces for easter, and I have a lot of paints, so I will try that for sure! and the video was very informative and not too long, like some others. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks! It is my experience that acrylic paints don’t wash out. Not sure why a rope bowl would need to be washed. If you wanted to put something wet inside, your could line the bowl with a plastic bowl insert.
The acrylic paint will not wash out. However I do not recommend washing the bowl. It will soften and lose its shape. You can wipe with a damp cloth or better yet put a coat of Modge Podge sealer to protect the bowl. Hope your bowl turns out great! Be sure to check out my rope bowl play list!
Those are my favourite colours! What a beautiful job you have done and a fantastic tutorial! I have now subscribed to you. I would be thrilled to win one of these gorgeous bowls. 🤗💕
I like that you're using acrylic paints. Your process and description of steps by steps is PERFECT! Thank you!!! Question: If your bowl gets wet, will the acrylic paints bleed?
Do you need a certain sewing machine needle for sewing on the rope? Also, do you you use regular thread or heavier thread to sew the rope? Love the colors you have chosen!
Beautiful!!!! But you said something at the beginning about the paint being water based, does that mean if you ever need to wash it that the colors will fade? Or will they become permanent after a certain period?
It is my experience working with acrylic paints that they don’t wash out. I’ve gotten paint on my clothes and even after numerous washes it’s still stained. My bigger concern about washing the rope bowl is the stiffness of the bowl may be weakened. And this could cause your bowl to become soft and loose. Hope this answers your question. Thank you!
I wish I had found this tutorial yesterday before I used Rit dye. What a royal pain that was and I was so afraid I would spill the dye. You pretty much have to do it near the stove because you have to use very hot water. I want to make a lot of these as gifts. But with the Rit dye I worry about it bleeding onto carpet or whatever is under it if it gets wet by chance - because that stuff is powerful. Have you had a chance to test your method with the bowls getting wet and if so, how they react? I absolutely loved this ombre effect and the colors you chose. I like the way you finished it too. I'm working on making charms out of clay as a unique way to finish it. Thanks so much for this great tutorial. It was really well done.
Thank you for your comments! I chose the paint because Rit dye was way too much of a mess and its permanent! I haven’t checked with the bowl getting wet but the clothesline rope is made for outdoor use so I think it would be ok. I am also looking at ways to making it a more harder bowl after sewing it. Researching varnishes to see which would make it stiffer. I will let you know what I find out. I am so glad you like it.
@@mimitodd8781 I love it!! Yes, the rope would be fine but I'm wanting to make sure the paint or dye doesn't bleed when wet. And yes I would love to see what you come up with to make the bowls a bit harder. I do believe tighter zig zags help. But I hadn't thought of a varnish. Hope you find something.
Just saw your tutorial on using the paint. What brand did you use. I just bought some at Walmart. Think it was Apple something but I noticed they had matte, satin and bold. Which one did you use. Thanks
Hi, I watched a tutorial and the person used a pin on the new rope, pinning it to the already made part. Then used a chopstick to push the cut pieces ends together and just zigzagged it to catch them. You could also use a dab of glue on the meeting ends.
Thanks! It takes me about an hour to sew one large bowl. But it can take longer if it’s your first time. I also have 4 bobbins loaded with thread ready to go.
@@mimitodd8781 pre loaded bobbins are a great idea. End of last year I made several small ones to test for sell appeal. They needed color, and were not large enough or interesting enough for the necessary price point. May try your acrylic paint method for dying.
Is this washable once died? Will the color come out? I am making some and using Rit Dye. I would like to use this method since it would be much easier. and faster.
I would only spot clean if needed. Soaking it in water may make the bowl weak. My experience with acrylic paint is that it doesn’t wash out. I have plenty of clothes stained with paint to prove it doesn’t come out?🤣 Hope this helps! Let me know how your project turns out and welcome to my channel friend!
Well I’ve made many of those bowls and used up all the blue paint. I stated the base with a dark blue and then moved up to the next lighter shade of blue. When you go to purchase the paints they are usually stocked in colors so just move up the colors from dark to light and then take your 4 colors over to the thread section and match the paints. Hope this helps! I plan to make a spring basket next month with directions so stay tuned for that tutorial!
You could spot wipe these but I would not dip in dishwater. It could weaken the walls of the bowl. I use acrylic paints that you buy in bottles from Walmart. If you’ve ever gotten acrylic paint on your clothes it is really hard to get out. Hope this helps! Thanks!🙂
The clothesline rope is made for outside use so I guess it could be washed after it is made into a bowl. However the shape of the bowl may be altered if it gets wet.
I measured my latest bowl which was made using 100 feet of rope. The base of the bowl is 5 inches across. The height of the bowl is 7 inches and is 11 wide across the top. This is a nice size and would hold several items. The bigger you make your base the shorter the height of your bowl will be. The smaller your base the taller the bowl will stand. If you want to see how much a bowl this size will hold check out this video: ruclips.net/video/okXd1SPOYlQ/видео.htmlsi=hFQg0DRuUmEITECz Hope this helps! Thank you!
What type of Acrylic paint did you use? How much water & paint for I tried it tonight and the rope just did not seem to take to the rope. I ended up putting it on by hand when the rope was wet. Is there a certain water temperature and how long to soak. in the water?
@user-yc3mu9kx3l I use the folk art brand from Walmart. I usually use 1/2 of a small bottle with about 4 cups of water. Use more paint if you want a deeper color. Use less paint if you want an ombré look. Most importantly use 100% cotton rope for dyeing. The poly cotton does not take the color well. I used cool tap water.
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Oh my god, i love this vidro. So informative, short on verbosity. To the point. Creative. Love the color graduation and the extra medallion on which can be glued a monigram. Would make a super housewarming gift.
I am looking forward to your other videos.
Thank you so much! Please check out my Rope Bowl playlist for more ideas! ruclips.net/p/PLPbiQfnIZnnM4qIGSQbo74WxWIFZZS2Py&si=c5eh51Os93R521Bw
I love it also ❤️ the live videos with all the interruptions don’t really work for me.
Thank you!😊
Thank you!😊
Thanks for sharing your dying technique. I never thought of using acrylic paints which I've gott lots of and graduating the same piece of rope. You taught me something today. Bless you.
You are very welcome! Let me know how your project turns out!
This is beautiful. Can’t wait to try this! I need more hours in my day.😊
Thank you! If you find more hours in a day please let me know! I’ve been looking for years! So much to do so little time!😂
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This is the BEST video I have seen on dying rope for bowls! So easy and just beautiful with the ombré finish. It was just what I was looking for. I see many of these in my future! Thank you so much.
Thank you for you nice compliment! You are welcome!
A member showed her bowls at our quilt group meeting today Another looked at me and teased that I would probably dye my rope to get an ombre look instead of covering with fabric. Now thanks to you, I may just walk into that next meeting with my ombre bowl that has been dyed. That is genius to use diluted acrylic paint. Thank you so much. I have been going down a rabbit hole watching your videos.
You go girl! It’s an easy technique and always turns out beautifully! Let me know how it goes. Thank you for sharing and watching!
@@mimitodd8781 It turned out great. I just completed it. I didn't weigh down the rope when I let it soak for about 10 minutes. So it was not all submerged. No problem, The color was more varied and I like it. It is just another option. It also shows you can goof up and it will be wonderful. I left it dry overnight on plastic Thank you for all of your help. This was fun.
@@debcavan that is wonderful! Thanks for sharing your success!
awesome tutorial, you packed alot of info in 7 minutes. love it
Thank you!
Very pretty bowl.
Absolutely wonderful tutorial ❤
Thanks so much 😊
Your voice is so soothing and clear. Great demo, thank you!
Thank you!
Very pretty
Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial, I love the idea of using paint instead of dye. I’m thinking of starting with the lightest colour in my bowl then darkening the colour in the bowl each time so don’t have to have four separate bowls of colour.
You are welcome! There are so many possibilities with the colors! Hope yours turns out great!
I love the ombré colors on your bowl. I can imagine quartering several 100 ft lengths of rope and dying them to make several bowls of the same colors.
I just subscribed.
That is a great idea! Thank you for subscribing! I have a playlist of all the other bowls I’ve made!
Super creative…excellent tutorial. I appreciate you packing so much information in such a concise video. Loved it. Great job!
Glad it was helpful! Be sure to check out my rope bowl tips post…ruclips.net/video/5N6Jc3zNZVY/видео.htmlsi=2MHKXd0fk8FfiXwr.
Thank you for this beginner rope bowl tutorial. SO. Helpful! Your bowls are simply stunning!!!
I see that you’re using a cotton/poly blend rope. Not only does Walmart no longer have it in white, they don’t seem to have anything made with those materials. What would you suggest for a substitute that makes such a nice, sturdy bowl? There are so many different blends and diameters. Thanks so much. I’m excited to get started.
I feel your pain regarding the clothesline rope. I’ve ordered some rope off Amazon to try. It’s thicker and softer so I am not sure how this will work. Certain I will need some type of stiffener. Working on that project next week so stay tuned!😊
WOW! I really appreciate the idea of acrylic paint. It is now Sunday night, oh how I wish I would have seen this earlier . But I will try to contain myself til tomorrow to get the paint. LOL Thank you so much
You are welcome! I hope it turns out well for you!
Love the color you achieved. And the workmanship was beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you so much!
So smart to use paint instead of dye! This turned out gorgeous! Thank you for sharing and I'm a new subbie!
Awwwwwww welcome to my channel! Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊
Thanks for the tutorial on dye process and how to make the bowls. I will give this a try. Shelly
Beautiful colors, almost ombre effect! 🧵🪡
I know! I love all shades of blue!
Thanks for a wonderfully informative and pleasant video! Good time management and extremely helpful!
Thank you Grayma!
Will the acrylic paint dyed rope run if the bowl gets accidentally wet?
The acrylic paints are permanent and should not run.
It looks lovely
Thank you!😊
It is really lovely! 👍
😊 thank you!
Wonderful tutorial! I am just starting this craft and love it! Thank you!
That is beautiful and I want to try this! Haven’t used a sewing machine in years so wish me luck!
I am sure it will turn out great!
Your work is so beautiful !!! I have just started to make fabric wrapped rope bowls, now I want to try your way. Thank you so much for this new idea 🤗
Wonderful! Let me know how it turns out!
it's beautiful and you are a GREAT TEACHER AND THANK YOU
Thank you so much!
Lovely work
Thank you.😊
Love the ombré color and that you showed the color process. I will be trying this Thanks
You are very welcome! Thank you!
thank you for the video. I want to make a colorful bowl for my nephew and nieces for easter, and I have a lot of paints, so I will try that for sure! and the video was very informative and not too long, like some others. Thank you so much for sharing!
That's a great idea! I may have to make another using spring colors! Thank you for watching and commenting! Blessings!
Genial!! 🇦🇷🇦🇷Gracias por ésta técnica para dar color.🤗🤗
You are welcome! 😊
What a beautiful bowl!! Thank you so much for this tutorial.
You are so welcome!
This is so cooool!! I wish I had a sewing machine!
It’s absolutely beautiful
What a beautiful bowl with easy instructions to follow! Thank you now off to try my own !
If you liked this video check out my fall bowl! ruclips.net/video/SZi8JwfonBg/видео.html
Just beautiful!! I’ve never seen this before. So lovely 😊 love it❤❤❤
Thanks so much 😊
Something I didn't know how it was done. That's cool, thanks
You are welcome!
Beautiful! Never thought of using graduated colors!
Great idea to dye with the water based acrylics! I assume this is possible for items that are not to be washed only?
Thanks! It is my experience that acrylic paints don’t wash out. Not sure why a rope bowl would need to be washed. If you wanted to put something wet inside, your could line the bowl with a plastic bowl insert.
Marvelous tutorial. Thanks 💖💖💖💖💖
You’re welcome 😊
How beautiful!
I just found your channel. Such a great idea for dyeing the rope!
Thank you Wendy! So glad you found me!
That is very nice. Didnt know that youcould use acrylic paint to dre your rope.
If you liked this video, check out the fall bowl I made! ruclips.net/video/SZi8JwfonBg/видео.html
Can you wash this bowl. Will the acrylic paint fade after washing? This bowl is beautiful! I’m excited to make one. ❤️
The acrylic paint will not wash out. However I do not recommend washing the bowl. It will soften and lose its shape. You can wipe with a damp cloth or better yet put a coat of Modge Podge sealer to protect the bowl. Hope your bowl turns out great! Be sure to check out my rope bowl play list!
I love your colors. Great tutorial. Did you rinse after coloring the rope or go straight from color to a fan.
I didn’t rinse the rope. Just dried it with the fan. Thank you for watching!
Those are my favourite colours! What a beautiful job you have done and a fantastic tutorial! I have now subscribed to you. I would be thrilled to win one of these gorgeous bowls. 🤗💕
Thank you! I will check out your channel!
Beautiful Bowls!
Beautiful colors!
Thanks!
Love the bowl !!! You make it look so simple!!!
Thank you for sharing!!!
Love this idea! Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Beautiful Bowl, looking forward to making one of these someday!
I like that you're using acrylic paints. Your process and description of steps by steps is PERFECT! Thank you!!! Question: If your bowl gets wet, will the acrylic paints bleed?
I don’t think so because I used acrylic paint that does not wash out. Hope your his helps.
Must make! thanks for sharing
Lovely and well done!
Many thanks!
Loved it! I wanted to make one with color!
Do you need a certain sewing machine needle for sewing on the rope? Also, do you you use regular thread or heavier thread to sew the rope? Love the colors you have chosen!
I did use a heavy duty needle. The one for sewing jeans should work fine. Make sure to use cotton rope. Good luck!
Great turtorial.
Really pretty
Absolutely beautiful!!!
Beautiful!!!! But you said something at the beginning about the paint being water based, does that mean if you ever need to wash it that the colors will fade? Or will they become permanent after a certain period?
It is my experience working with acrylic paints that they don’t wash out. I’ve gotten paint on my clothes and even after numerous washes it’s still stained. My bigger concern about washing the rope bowl is the stiffness of the bowl may be weakened. And this could cause your bowl to become soft and loose. Hope this answers your question. Thank you!
I wish I had found this tutorial yesterday before I used Rit dye. What a royal pain that was and I was so afraid I would spill the dye. You pretty much have to do it near the stove because you have to use very hot water. I want to make a lot of these as gifts. But with the Rit dye I worry about it bleeding onto carpet or whatever is under it if it gets wet by chance - because that stuff is powerful. Have you had a chance to test your method with the bowls getting wet and if so, how they react? I absolutely loved this ombre effect and the colors you chose. I like the way you finished it too. I'm working on making charms out of clay as a unique way to finish it. Thanks so much for this great tutorial. It was really well done.
Thank you for your comments! I chose the paint because Rit dye was way too much of a mess and its permanent! I haven’t checked with the bowl getting wet but the clothesline rope is made for outdoor use so I think it would be ok. I am also looking at ways to making it a more harder bowl after sewing it. Researching varnishes to see which would make it stiffer. I will let you know what I find out. I am so glad you like it.
@@mimitodd8781 I love it!! Yes, the rope would be fine but I'm wanting to make sure the paint or dye doesn't bleed when wet. And yes I would love to see what you come up with to make the bowls a bit harder. I do believe tighter zig zags help. But I hadn't thought of a varnish. Hope you find something.
@@mimitodd8781 I've used fabric stiffener spray in the past and it works very well
genius ! thank you for doing this video
You're very welcome!
Really nice tutorial
Glad you liked it!
Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing
Thank you!
I love your tutorial!!!
I'm so glad!!
Beautiful!
Adorei o vídeo, como eu queria que tivesse tradução.!
Beautiful bowl. I just subscribed!
Beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
What color thread did you use as the colors changed? Gorgeous bowl! Thank you
I used four different threads that matched each paint color. Thank you!
love your bowl. never thought of using paint for dye. awesome idea. was wondering did you match your thread with the paint? Thank you
Yes! I purchased the bottles of paint and thread at Walmart matching the colors.
Just saw your tutorial on using the paint. What brand did you use. I just bought some at Walmart. Think it was Apple something but I noticed they had matte, satin and bold. Which one did you use. Thanks
For the blue bowl I used matte. I have used all three and really can’t tell much difference. I think it’s becoming it has been diluted with water.
Beautiful!!
love this
Beautiful bowls. What do you do with the left over paint? I am going to have to try this process.
You can store it in glass or plastic jars for use in another project.
I really like this process. What color thread are you using? Thank you.
I matched the thread color to each bottle of paint. So I changed the thread as the colors changed. Thank you for watching!
would you please teach us how to connect two ropes together when we use separate colors.
The rope bowl is made from one uncut piece of rope that dyed in sections. I did not use cut pieces. Hope this helps!
Hi, I watched a tutorial and the person used a pin on the new rope, pinning it to the already made part. Then used a chopstick to push the cut pieces ends together and just zigzagged it to catch them. You could also use a dab of glue on the meeting ends.
I love this!!
If you liked this video check out my fall bowl! ruclips.net/video/SZi8JwfonBg/видео.html
Does the acrylic paint bleed if it gets wet?
No it’s permanent!
Looks great!
How long did it take for the sewing part?
Thanks! It takes me about an hour to sew one large bowl. But it can take longer if it’s your first time. I also have 4 bobbins loaded with thread ready to go.
@@mimitodd8781 pre loaded bobbins are a great idea. End of last year I made several small ones to test for sell appeal. They needed color, and were not large enough or interesting enough for the necessary price point. May try your acrylic paint method for dying.
Can you save the bowl of paint/water to use again? Maybe in a ziploc.
Yes. You can store in a jar. Make sure to stir it well the next time you use it.
Will the acrylic paint dyed rope run if the bowl gets accidentally wet?
I don’t think so. The paint is permanent.
Thank you. Seems simpler than RIT dye
Do you wet the rope before you dye it?
No I dye it dry. Thanks!
Beautiful! Great job!
Is this washable once died? Will the color come out? I am making some and using Rit Dye. I would like to use this method since it would be much easier. and faster.
I would only spot clean if needed. Soaking it in water may make the bowl weak. My experience with acrylic paint is that it doesn’t wash out. I have plenty of clothes stained with paint to prove it doesn’t come out?🤣 Hope this helps! Let me know how your project turns out and welcome to my channel friend!
Is your water hot? I wanna do this, but not sure what temperature my water should be
I use cold water. It’s pretty easy. If you want a darker shade just add more paint.
I have trouble picking color so I am asking if you can tell us the paint color number you used.
Well I’ve made many of those bowls and used up all the blue paint. I stated the base with a dark blue and then moved up to the next lighter shade of blue. When you go to purchase the paints they are usually stocked in colors so just move up the colors from dark to light and then take your 4 colors over to the thread section and match the paints. Hope this helps! I plan to make a spring basket next month with directions so stay tuned for that tutorial!
Can these be washed that use the paint? What brand of acrylic paint are you using?
You could spot wipe these but I would not dip in dishwater. It could weaken the walls of the bowl. I use acrylic paints that you buy in bottles from Walmart. If you’ve ever gotten acrylic paint on your clothes it is really hard to get out. Hope this helps! Thanks!🙂
What color thread did you use ? Did you change thread per change of color
I matched the thread with the paints. As the colors changed I changed the thread.
Did you use the same color thread for the entire bowl or change it as the rope color changed?
I used different color threads as the rope color changed. When I bought the paints I matched them with a spool of thread.
Thanks. I thought it looked like you did. It's beautiful! Love the colors.
Is this process washable?
The clothesline rope is made for outside use so I guess it could be washed after it is made into a bowl. However the shape of the bowl may be altered if it gets wet.
Do you have a site where you sell your items.
Not at this time. I am working to create my own store in the future. Thanks!
I am looking to make a bowl for a gift & put a few items in it. Is there a formula to how much rope to use per the size of the bowl?
I measured my latest bowl which was made using 100 feet of rope. The base of the bowl is 5 inches across. The height of the bowl is 7 inches and is 11 wide across the top. This is a nice size and would hold several items.
The bigger you make your base the shorter the height of your bowl will be. The smaller your base the taller the bowl will stand.
If you want to see how much a bowl this size will hold check out this video: ruclips.net/video/okXd1SPOYlQ/видео.htmlsi=hFQg0DRuUmEITECz
Hope this helps! Thank you!
What type of Acrylic paint did you use? How much water & paint for I tried it tonight and the rope just did not seem to take to the rope. I ended up putting it on by hand when the rope was wet. Is there a certain water temperature and how long to soak. in the water?
@user-yc3mu9kx3l I use the folk art brand from Walmart. I usually use 1/2 of a small bottle with about 4 cups of water. Use more paint if you want a deeper color. Use less paint if you want an ombré look. Most importantly use 100% cotton rope for dyeing. The poly cotton does not take the color well. I used cool tap water.
@@mimitodd8781 certain amount of soak time or water temp?
@user-yc3mu9kx3l I use cool tap water and soak the rope 30 minutes to an hour.
How do you set the colour so it won't run.
The acrylic paints really don’t run after the drying step. I’ve never had an issue with that. Hope this helps.
gorgeous!