Decoupage on Rocks with Joan-Marie Domino | #2
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2017
- Here's 2 more techniques to create decorative rocks using decoupage glue and napkins. It's amazing what you can do with ordinary rocks! #DecoROCKitGirls #Vippies
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I just love it , so many ideas, and inexpensive to do. Thanks so much for sharing your craft.
Thank You cheers from Pennsylvania 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I just happened to find your channel and I am already addicted! What beautiful decorations you have made and you've given so many great tips! And I actually find the sound of your voice very comforting and encouraging! Thank you for this!
Hi Carmela! Thank you so much for watching! 🙂 Joan
Impressive handicraft. Great idea.
Love it ❤❤❤
So pretty! Thank you!
I love these but have never had any luck finding beautiful napkins like the ones I see on RUclips. So many lovely things I'd love to try 🙁
Vippies Designs and Decoupage sell single napkins www.vippies.com USA shipping only. Hope this helps! 🙂 Joan
Thanks!!❤️
Since I love napkins, I am always looking for ways in which to use and gift them. Your rock creations are a perfect way to do that. Thanks for the clear, precise tutorial and tips.
Thank you! I will try that.
Really adorable stuff. Thank you for your channel.🌺🌻🌼🌷🌸🏵💮
I like your idea of leaving the rocks somewhere! I love to craft but end up with too much. Great idea as the rocks can be put in your pocket of tote bag to distribute!!
Hi Denise! I agree I always have a lot of stuff from crafting! Look up thekindnessrocksproject.com for more information on hiding rocks, it’s fun and a very nice gesture! Thanks for watching! - Joan 🙂
Norma here. I’ve been hiding painted rocks for years. Just learning about decoupage on rocks. Cool idea.
Such a unique idea. Thank you for sharing.
This is so awesome.. Thank you for sharing!
Brilliant
Thanks!! Can’t wait to try it!
Beautiful and explained in a simple way.
Excellent tips. They look great. Thank you x
Just did this and it worked brilliantly!
Great idea, I love them.
I love this idea thank you for sharing
Wonderful. Nicely presented. Beautiful rocks.
I have never made any rocks before but yours are beautiful and I love vintage and shabby chic style... I’m going to try this ,thank you!!
Thank you for the tip and I love your rocks!!..:)
thanks for the ideas! I'm new to crafting but I'm learning so much from you guys. Thanks so much for your videos
I just found your channel. You are a wonderful teacher! I watched many videos you have done. They are great! Where have you been all my crafting life? I liked and subscribed.
Hi Diane! Thank you so much for such a very sweet comment. I have only been making videos for a few years but have taught crafting for many! Thank you for watching! -Joan 🙂
The Saran Wrap is genius!
AWESOME!! Great video and thank you for all the little tips. 🌻
millerjoan I’m so glad you enjoyed my video! Happy New Year!
This is so Gorgeous!!♥️
Love this so much...can't wait to try it!
It’s lots of fun and pretty simple! Enjoy! - Joan 🙂
Beautiful!
I am a new subscriber and am enjoying your videos.
Hi Lucy! Thank you for subscribing and I’m glad you enjoy my videos! Very kind of you! - Joan 😊❤️
Great video!
Thank you for sharing :)
Love it, thank you.
I’m glad you enjoyed my video, thank you! 🙂
Beautiful, you make it look so easy
Hi Jane! It is not difficult just a little practice. - Joan 🙂
I just came across your channel and I subscribed. I love the decoupage idea for the rocks! I've always hand painted my rocks but never thought about decoupaging them...I LOVE IT! 😃
Thank you so much for subscribing! I hope you enjoy decoupaging on rocks! 🙂
Lovely video thank you for the tutorial x
Anne Owens your very welcome and I hope you will give it a try! 😊❤️
I absolutely love your art sooo pretty ✨✨✨✨✨👌🏽👏🏽
Donna Fabulous! Thank you so much! I hope that you will give decoupaging on rocks a try! ❤️
So pretty. I will try this after the pandemic. Thank you.
Thank you! 🙂
You are such a creative person with such a artistic mind. You give us such great ideas 💡
Hi Suzanne! Thank you so much, you are very kind! I’m glad I can be helpful, thank you for watching! - Joan 🙂
Woow...beatiful
Thank you! 🙂
I love your work on rocks a s shells..beautiful!!!! My daughter is into Mermaids I will use your ideas to make her some special shells etc......
Hi Angelina! Thank you so much! I’m sure your daughter will love the shells you make her! ☺️ - Joan
Awesome
Hi Estella! Thank you! 🙂 - Joan
thank you
Love this! So many things to create, and so simple! I’ll have to share this with my local rock hiding group!
Jessica Freeman thank you so much and I think your rock group will love it! I have another video where I Decoupage loose leaf notebook paper onto rocks. With school opening soon they would be great for the kids! 🙂
Thank you for sharing I love your rocks beautiful
Hi Rebecca! Thank you and I hope you give it a try! Thank you for watching! - Joan 🙂
@@JoanMarieDomino will difently try it honey 😘
Yes I will difently give it a try love your channel God bless you. Happy and all my love 😘😘
Your pizza making style in awesome
So pretty 👍🏻
Thank you! 🙂
Thank you for sharing, loved this video I'm new to your channel. Definitely subscribed x
Hi! Thank you for watching and subscribing! 🙂 Joan
I really really love this idea I'm a crafty person I do a lot of craft from beadworks to window engravings to Woodward drawing wood burning and I love to find new things to do and my kids love to paint rocks but this is a great new way for them to do it and it's so easy thank you for showing me this
queenazeena Thank you for watching my video and I hope you try decoupaging on rocks! The kids will love it too! 🙂
@@JoanMarieDomino I did try it and it is so easy and they look lovely
queenazeena I’m glad you found it easy and you’re pleased with the results! 🙂
GREAT STARTER VIDEO IT HELPED ME ALLOT I HAD NO CLUE HOW TO GET STARTED
Thank you for sharing, actually i'm just started learning of decoupage.
Hi Margaret! Decoupaging is lots of fun and I hope my videos will help you get started! - Joan 🙂
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I am in love with ALL of your crafting videos. I just got all of the supplies to make the holiday plates with napkins. The ones you made are so very pretty and I am excited to make some as well and for gifts. My one question is, does it matter when I put the mod podge down if it can be, the matte, gloss or satin, does it make a difference which one I use? Thank You and I am telling some friends and family who love to craft, all about you and your sharing tips and your creative talent❤️
Hi Maria! Thank you so much for your very sweet comment. I usually put glitter on the plate first and I like to use the matte Mod Podge. I rarely use the gloss or satin . So if you are limited to one variety I would say the matte. Works on most things and then the sealant is the final finish. In the case of the plate it doesn’t matter the sealant because you won’t see it from the front, the sealant goes on the back. Well, that was long winded but I hope it helps., Thank you for watching and let me know how things go! - Joan 🙂💕
Thank you this was a lovely demonstration.
I tried decoupage a couple years ago without knowing what I was doing and it turned out pretty good. I will try it again and with your tips it will be more fun and smoother.
Trish Paule Thank you so much! I’m glad it inspired you to decoupage again! 🙂
Have you ever decoupaged candles? Would love to see you do a video. I am so hooked on your videos.
Hi Debra! Thank you for the very kind words! Candles sounds like a very fun project, thank you for the suggestion! - Joan 🙂💕
How do the rocks withstand outside elements? Do they fade, peel or crack? Great video and you're so creative! Thank you for taking time to make your video.
Leeann springer I think it depends on where you live and the weather. Eventually they will probably fade and crack if left outside for extended periods of time. I’m glad you enjoyed my video! 🙂
So beautiful and looks like fun but I would end up with sooo many rocks and no where to put them.
The Kindness Rock Movement suggests you hide some for others to find and pass on a smile! 🙂❤️
Time to go supply shopping
Lol....I hear ya!! 😄❤️
Thanks for sharing this idea, so I can try and use it for my next project in my class. I just did a MP egg video yesterday and not sure you saw it. Just want to get some input from you too. Subcribed so I can learn and see more of your future post. ♥
Thank you! Yes a very cute idea! And thank you for subscribing! ❤️🙂
I'm curious to know if this same method can be used with tissue paper like from a gift bag. Do you happen to know? Also wondering where you find these awesome napkins???? I've never seen any like those before. Beautiful work!!!
Hi! Yes you can use gift tissue paper and I get my napkins from Vippies Designs Decoupage Napkin Shop at www.vippies.com
I would love to make garden row markers , from seed catalogs :)
That’s a great idea! Hummm...I think I should do that too! 🙄Joan 🙂
I will never think of a rock the same way. They are beautiful. I only have one question... what do you do with all those rocks after they have been so beautiful decorated? If I give them as presents, what are they good for. That is my only worry.
terepardo Decorated rocks are little works of art and they look great displayed on shelves, desk, table and in the garden! 🙂
You may want to try using pieces of laser foil against a black background for decoup age on rocks.
Thanks for the suggestion. This video is 5 years old
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I love your videos and the techniques you use for decoupaging rocks! I used your technique on large garden stones and they turned out really nice. I used matte ModPodge. I was going to give several of these as Christmas gifts and I wanted to spray a UV clear coat to protect them from the elements. Now I’m reading that the rocks have to cure four 4 weeks or more before I can spray on the clear coat, which means they won’t be ready in time. 😕Do you always let your rocks cure 4 weeks before spraying on a sealant?
Hi Carey! No I don’t wait 4 weeks because I don’t use Mod Podge as a top coat or sealant. Mod Podge does take up to 4 weeks to cure. Use a clear spray-on that should be ready for outdoors in a week. Rustoleum makes one with a uva protectant. - Joan 🙂
Oh my goodness..i love this..am so thankful we've got a gazillion river rocks perfect for these projects...AND I have 2 big containers decopodge and outdoor sealant...brushes and tons of magazines with beautiful picture to choose from...i will put decopodge onto the picture..then when dried I will rub the ticker paper so can have a thin layer to paste onto the rocks...but can you make an illustration how to do this?... It's something needed for thick magazine paper.
I'm going to paint a lot of pretty rocks to place around the cemetery where my mom is..space them all around so others can find enjoy them for mothers day..and flag or military ones for the cemetery on labor or veterans day...just hope some hoarders won't grab them all up...
When we held my mom's service I was pleasantly surprised by having beautify painted rocks right near her plot...some were even fabric cut out that had me fooled thinking an awesome artist had painted rocks left for others to enjoy...my siblings all got a rock that we've treasured for the last few years...so there's a great place to share these wonderful treasures given from the heart
Hi! I loved reading your comments! Tom Shaw I think has a video on making thick paper thinner for decoupage. Rocks are wonderful to paint and leave around for others to find. They can bring joy and comfort to those who find them! Thank you for the lovely comments, it made my day! 🙂❤️
A great idea, loved watching , not to sure where your mike is but I could barely hear you.
Great work, Joan where do you get the rocks from. Thank you for sharing
Hi Gladys! I usually get my rocks from Home Depot. I look for the white rocks that come in a bag, they’re good for decoupage. Thank you for watching! - Joan 🙂
Ur Decoupage on various types of rocks is Really Stunning!!
Thanks a ton for sharing your Knowledge ! I am a beginner , M'am, can i do Decoupage on
rocks for the first time?Kindly Reply.Thank U!
Hi Radha! Yes rocks are perfect for a beginner, I hope you give it a try! - Joan 🙂
Can you put these in your garden if using an outdoor sealer on them ? Or, perhaps embed them in a cement stepping stone?
Hi! I’m not sure about embedding in a cement stone but that’s an interesting idea. I have put rocks in my garden but they do fade after awhile, even with sealant they don’t last . I do it anyway 🙂 ❤️
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Thank you!
What MPodge glue,sealant do you use please... I like the glossy effect, there seems to be so many different kinds tho :( I'm looking for ones to use for outside in the garden and inside rocks thank you
Hi there! For glossy I like to use Krylon triple thick spray-on sealant! Nice and shiny! You can use it for inside and outside. The spray is strong odor so do that outside or well ventilated area. Thank you so much for watching - Joan ! 🙂
Do I have to use a spray sealer, what about mod podge or deco triple art gloss sealant?
I use a clear spray sealant by Rustoleum or Krylon to protect from the weather. If its staying inside then Mod Podge is fine. 🙂
I hide them as well. One day I entered s hoise for s work contract. Saw my tock😊😁awh said great taste...where you find that jem
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My apologies for spelling...sticky fingers making paper beads.
Simply beautiful, do you have a favorite label you put on the back of rocks you hide? Thank you for sharing your talent with everyone,. love the Santa rock, what great and unique gift to give this time of year. Would magazine photos work well with your techniques?
Denese Harris Thank you for the kind words! When I hide rocks I usually put the hashtag of the kindness rock group on the back. Sometimes I put nothing at all as it’s not that important to me that my rocks get found and posted on Facebook as long as someone does find it. Magazine papers are thicker than tissue, I rarely use it but many others do. Maybe put a couple extra coats of sealant if hiding outside. You probably won’t need the plastic wrap, just smooth it down with your fingers. Rocks make fabulous gifts for family and friends, etc. I give them all the time! Let me know how things go! Merry Christmas!
@@JoanMarieDomino , Merry christmas to you and a very Happy New Year.
I'm so going to try this Joan gorgeous ! Tell me please what varnish have you used to get that fantastic shine on the stones ??
Donna Fabulous! Hi Donna! I use clear gloss sealants made by krylon or Minwax. Usually 2-3 coats. Let completely dry between each coat! Thank you! 🙂
@@JoanMarieDomino -- could we use resin instead? Love your video!
Ne Ne Zilla I have never used resin myself but I have heard from others that it does work on decoupaged rocks - Joan
@@JoanMarieDomino -- thank you for responding! I might just have to give this a try.
Do you purchase the flat rocks, or collect them on beaches?? If purchased, could you please leave a message on where you buy them? I love your rocks and would love to start making some.
patti vargas vargas Hi! I get my rocks from all over the place!! I have bought them at the big home improvement stores and if you live near a landscape supply store that is where you can find a big selection of rocks for very little money. Unfortunately I do not live near one of them so I am always looking. No rocks on our beaches just shells which are also fun to decoupage! Thank you for watching my video and I hope you enjoy decoupaging on rocks! - Joan 🙂
Have you used anything other than napkins? Just wondering if it would work the same with a printed out picture?
Makisha Davis Napkins work the best because they are so thin. Paper is thicker and does not saturate like a napkin or adhere to a rock in the same way. Having said all that, give it a try! 🙂
Where did you get your rocks? Did you paint them white?
I’d love to know where you got those beautiful flat rocks, thx!
Hi! I got them from a company in Florida Santorini #1 Rock Sales and More. Plus Home Depot! - Joan 😊
@@JoanMarieDomino Thank you so much!
Any suggestions. I would like to make a Memorial Stone using a photograph and leaving it at the grave site.
I don’t have enough experience with photos on rocks that will be left out in the elements for long periods of time. I can tell you that the photo will need to be printed onto a decoupage paper or gift wrap tissue paper and probably best to seal with resin. Again I don’t have much experience with this. I have never done one. Good luck. Joan 🙂
How many layers of mp do you use after the napkin is on the stone?
Barbera Waterman Hi Barbara! I don’t usually put another coat of Mod Podge. I go right to sealing the rock! 🙂
Do you apply anything after sticking the decoupage napkin?
Yes I apply a clear water resistant sealant. Usually spray on by Krylon or Rustoleum. A couple coats, let dry between each coat 🙂
Is this just mod Podge,or glue? Thanks for this video
Emily Gregory hi! Mod Podge is a brand of decoupage glue that you can use as I did in this video. You can use regular white school glue too but you would need to add a little water! Thank you for watching my video and I hope you’ll give it a try! 🙂
Can you fo this on wood plank
Do you only use spray sealer? Do you sand in between coats?
Hi Cindy! I use both brush-on and spray. Depends on what I’m sealing. I don’t sand any projects 🙂 Joan
Please turn up the volume...
I don't think you turn it up in order for it to be louder for us. I think you turn it down so when we turn it up, it makes your soft voice have more of a chance to be amplified when we adjust our volume.
Hi what do you all do with your rocks that you do xx
Hi Sharon! I gift them or hide them around town for others to find! 🙂 Joan
Do you use the same process for clay pots
Yes
Hi - do you use chalk paint or acrylic to paint the rocks?
Hi! I use both on rocks, whatever I have on my table. - Joan 🙂
@@JoanMarieDomino thank you 😊
How do you seal the stone for outside
Waterproof sealant like Rustoleum or Krylon in clear
Where do you find those large rocks?
Mary Nunya I get my rocks from large home improvement stores like Home Depot. Sometimes I look for them in the woods near streams. 🙂
Where do you get the rocks
Debra Woolard I buy them at large home improvement centers and landscape supplies 🙂
What kind of rocks are used?
Cobblestone
Hello. Did you make all Your projects on a white background? I will try it on an uncolorized bottle. Have fun on Your chanel.
No
@@JoanMarieDomino So you can here paste an example Link. Thank You verry much.
ruclips.net/video/nLbRyJxlfZg/видео.html and I have lots more on my channel! Have fun! 👍🏻
@@JoanMarieDomino Oh, thank You. This looks so good. Thank You. I will share youre chanel everytime. 😘
Sure thing! 🙂🌷
Can I ask where can I get the rocks
I get rocks from my yard, family/friend yard, garden center and home improvement stores
Where did you get your rocks from?
Home Depot, my yard, friends yard, family, landscapers supply companies...
Mine got a lot of rinckles what did I do wrong
NORAIDA FIGUEROA Did you remove the back plies on the napkin and only use the top layer? Too much glue? Did you pull the plastic wrap tight and smooth out because it’s important to get the glue out from under the napkin. Those are some of the reasons the napkin may wrinkle. This technique requires some practice too! Try again and let me know how it goes. 🙂
I didn’t use plastic I knew I forgot something thks
NORAIDA FIGUEROA wonderful!
Do you make your own rocks? Please
Hi Christine! I do not make my own rocks, I only decorate them. You can buy them at home improvement stores and landscape supply stores. Joan 🙂