That is stunning good job

What paint did you use?

Glass paint came off on glass bottle. Glad it was practice! You r first to mention sealer. And the glues with the paint. THANK YOU😊😊😊😊!!!

hello ! Maybe a little late but I would like to know if I can peel this off the glass and put it in a window or does it stay there forever?

Wondering if this would work on acrylic or plastic from inexpensive picture frames...

Drunk crafts are fun!!!❤

So, you just coat the top and not the sides??

part of the reason why the print is so dark is likely due to the negative. Usually, when you create a digital negative for any printing process, you need to apply an adjustment curve (specific to your exposure unit/printing process) before inverting the colors to ensure that your range of tones are accurately represented while printing. It's not as simple as just turning an image into black/white, and then inverting that. A lot of photographs that are originally taken in color have much lower contrast and a less diverse range of grayscale tones, so you don't see as big of a difference in your lights/highlights & darks/shadows. So the end result is a print that looks more one tone. I am sure there are tutorials out there to explain how to figure out the curve needed; fortunately, the art school I work at has someone in the photo department who has already figured it out for our equipment. When I have tried to do it myself to have negatives printed on transparencies at FedEx, I have had similarly dark results.

What is the exposure time?

Can I substitute the spackle with joint compound? That’s all I have at the moment in bulk.

You so had at "Drunk craft"!😂 And I am a Cider Girl Too. Thank you for showing us this. I'm doing a stair well window.

I have an old stained glass painted plexiglass. What can I use to clean it and bring it back to life? Plz help

so should the shirt be wet b4 u paint with bleach

I have an old MAC I don't see an option in my photos for paint. Is that a special app?

I have been fighting out which freedom

Why is I so important a sun shines through a Peter Garrett.

Break body break bones

Hold my bones

How many glass artifacts ar you about to die for?

do you think orange resin would coat all those shells evenly? Im asking because im trying to make one.

How much black paint did you add to white glue. 4:08 time in video

nise video. just a heads up. i have an old home, about 120 years old and my sealing is the same as yours. rafters and wires exposed. i stapled on an old cotton sheet to it and it looks wonderful. after a year you'll need to replace it because dust builds up inside it. also i put a furnace filter in front of the sealing fan. works great in filtering the dust. thanks for the video. i'm going to make a few eventually.

the resin didn't stick to the sides because you overheated it when you were trying to blend the colours. The heat thinned the resin too much. You can use a cool air dryer or even a straw and your own breathe to avoid thinning it too much. Otherwise.. great job!! ❤

How do you print the images?

Thank you, loved it.

For how long do you need until it’s dry ?

never noticed the umms. good work!

I was stuck on my project until I seen your video. Idk why I didn’t think of this! I have these little spoons that came with my coffee set & I tried lightly coating them in resin & letting it rest on the silicone mat- lol it was an epic fail, but now I know it needs to be resting off the table.

You'd possibly have many more subscribers, but many people are in recovery...or simply CAN'T have a drink because of their health...but it's your channel, call it what you will..right? As for your instructional video, you never mentioned the black paint to white glue ratio...so I had to stop watching to find a crafter that I know gives complete, detailed instructions....and many people don't like the creamy look, they'd rather have the translucent aka see thru with a textured effect... just thought I'd share this with you.

Do you need a backing on wooden coasters. How do you keep the back side clean when painting on the front

Love this! Great job! How do you get it to look so glossy ?! I’m not a painter but I like how it is shiny and not matte. 💗

Hii good video…what kind of sheets u use to print the pictures??

Beautiful

I’ve been learning different ways to use the pouring paints.i like the round ones better than the square ones. I’m going to try this technique next.

so i need to buy silicone switch plates or ?

Very pretty

If you use food coloring or alcohol ink, you get a more transparent look

Wonder if ok on plexiglass

Do you happen to have the instructions still?

These are absolutely beautiful and you make it seem easy, so much better than my boring painted-over light switch covers, I'm kind of excited to try making these. Very well put together video, too.

YOU DONE WELL THANK YOU VERY MUCH

love this! how many oz of resin do you think?

do you spray over it with the clear glaze when done painting?

FYI, bottled water is often less pure than tap water, or is just tap water. You'd be better off using distilled water, with some glycerin added to prevent any algae or bacteria growing in the bottle later on. You can also use rubbing alcohol, but it's not super safe to use it with a natural cork stopper.

How long did toy cure before you flipped them over

I love them both, but especially the green once since that is my favorite color. Thanks so much for a great idea with the alcohol ink too.

Love it! I just made one of these zip tie headdresses and they are dead simple and fun.

I'm so happy you are sharing your excellent lesson ❤😘

Oh my goodness just get to the point already! You keep repeating stuff over and over and go so slowwwww

very nicely done