@@MrsPatJones so glad i popped into your feed. I do love using this at times. It adds that little bit of texture.

@@teresajordao6634 you're welcome 😊

@G.G.8GG thank you and Happy Holidays to you too.

Glad you like them!

You're welcome, and I understand the challenges of living that way. It's hard enough to keep up with regular life. I'm glad you enjoy the videos.

@@dianecharest8365 you can post your work to the Creative Awakening FB group.

@@dianecharest8365 thanks for watching.

You are so welcome!

@dianecharest8365 thank you 😊

@dianecharest8365 it is actually one piece, and you can see it on my website. It's called Where the River Meets the Sea.

Thanks

Thanks

You are welcome 😊

@@teresajordao6634 you are welcome.

@@jeraldbaxter3532 you are welcome.

@@rachelbunt2188 thanks and let me know if there is anything you would like me to explore.

@kedrynevans6240 glad it helped and thanks for watching.

I am putting together a new filming schedule, so if there is something you would like me to explore, let me know.

Let me know if there is something you would like for me to explore in future episodes.

@@alysonhovanec6314 thank you.

You bet!

You're welcome 😊

You are so very welcome 🙏

@luciaromano870 if you look at the video info you will see a link to my Amazon shop with the products. I didn't see one exactly like mine but the one I found i think is smaller. They did have some online but I thought they were too expensive.

Hi Lucia-I found one that is like mine. Here is the link amzn.to/410FipQ

Gracias Lucía, por preguntar por la planchita. Me encantó.

@@SandraDuranWilson Gracias, Sandra, veré todos sus videos.

@@mariarascon5031 you are very welcome.

@@fruhbisspattv5259 you are welcome.

I give it time to cure, and then you can seal it with a spray or gloss medium.

@SandraDuranWilson thank you for your response, I appreciate it. I'm new to playing with foil tape, tried copic markers on it. It looks amazing but it does rub off fairly easily. Will try to seal it. Thanks again

@bash4374 i think you will have better results with acrylic ink.

@SandraDuranWilson thank you for the tip. I can't say I've seen anything but acrylic paint here in South Africa, will have to take a closer look. I love trying new things, thanks for helping me understand how to work with it more efficiently

@@bash4374 you are welcome. See if you can find a fluid acrylic paint and apply it thin using a brush or sponge. Don't add any water. Have fun.

@@judyhyland499 thanks. Is there something you would like me to film for next year?

@JillRumleyArt hi Jill Great to hear from you!

@@teresajordao6634 thanks Teresa for watching. What are some new tutorials you would like to see. I will be filming new ones in February.

@carolmohamed5238 the acrylic mediums will keep it from crumbling over time but to get the most protection spray it with a ph neutralizer spray before. Krylon makes one.

@SandraDuranWilson thank you so much! Now I can start using all those papers I've been hoarding.

Thank you for this sharing! ❤❤

@teresajordao6634 you are welcome.

Yes, and some packages come with beautiful tissue paper.

@creativegirl9710 i love reusing all kinds of papers too!

Thank you.

@@G.G.8GG thank you. Subscribe to the channel so you get notified each week. Thank you for watching.

I do love the intense products and yes they are mostly permanent except they can move slightly when a gloss medium is put over them. You just have to be quick and not overbrush.

You are welcome, and i look forward to seeing your work in the group

@@shihoneyy i think the gel should hold it. The gold leaf adhesive is meant for very thin leaf, not paper.

@teresajordao6634 you are very welcome, and thanks for watching.

@@dorisr6424 i love it when a plan comes together ❤️

@@annrubino6252 you're welcome. I call TriArt the Golden of Canada. Have you tried the Amsterdam line. I think it is a good product and reasonably priced. I use it a lot when teaching in Europe.

I had it in my first book, Image Transfer Workshop. Thanks for watching.

you are very welcome and thanks for watching.

True for the most part. I have had some incidents with acrylic mediums added that rehydrate the colors a bit, but for the most part they are permanent once dry.

@@SandraDuranWilson I really enjoy your videos and learn each time I watch...thank you

@angelag9346 thanks and i always love to hear new ideas of what people want to learn about.

thank you Brenda and I am glad you enjoy the videos. The paper with the white circles as seen at about 2 minutes into the video is a paper I bought. If you look at the links in the video it will take you to some sites with papers. I can't guarantee that paper will still be there but you may discover some others.

That is a specialty paper from Kuzo? I think that's the name of the company

@susanmarcoux7005 thank you for this! That is the name, and I went to their website and I must have about 75% of their papers.

@SisterBaby if you look at a color wheel, you will see that some colors lean towards the other color. If you don't cross the line between the two, your colors will remain vibrant. An example is to use a cool blue like Phthalo Blue red shade and mix it with a cool red to get a vibrant purple. If you use an orange leaning red, your purple will be muted. I hope this helps.

@@SandraDuranWilson I don't understand what you mean about "crossing" or not "crossing" the line between colors.

@@SisterBaby Colors have a tendency to lean either to warm or cool. Like Phthalo blue red shade or green shade. Even reds can lean either to blue or yellow. When you mix a blue that has red tendency with red that leans toward blue, you will get a vibrant purple. If you cross the line by mixing a cool blue with a warm red, your purple will be muted. I hope this helps.

@@SandraDuranWilson Oh my goodness-- I actually understand now. This is the first time I've heard an explanation that made sense to me. So, it's like a warm and cool colors principle. I get it. Thank you so much, Sandra. This is going to prevent many messes, ha ha.

@@SisterBaby YAY!!! There are also colors known as primary mixing colors that will guarantee crisp colors. Here is a link to one option, but there are many others. amzn.to/3UolubL

@dawnswain875 it is always a good idea to seal a transfer with UV protection. I use a Krylon spray or an MSA varnish.

thank you Sage. Miss all my Orquevaux family.

@@judyhyland499 thank you 😊

@@judyhyland499 i have made fishes too!