@@MombiePlaysBarbie thank you so much! They were very fiddly and I now feel that they were worth it! Thanks for watching. 🧡

@@kalimacoyote9225 much as Gracie’s mi Amiga. Xxxx

@@miriamsargent3428 hello! Nice to hear from you. No, I don’t stretch, but I do stick my paper down. Go all the way around with a good quality gummed tape. It means you have to cut your picture out with a scalpel, but it won’t cockle that way. Thanks for watching. 😀

@@maryana9987 I thought blue was the most expensive paint. They used lapis lazuli and it was more expensive than gold. So this is why the Madonna wears a blue cloak. It was the greatest gift that they could give her in their illustrations. I picked up the black information from the historians when visiting medieval houses. I will have to look it up again. Thanks for your feedback, always happy to learn. 🙂

Never tried the Costco version but now I shall! Thanks for the tip and thank you for watching. Welcome to my KZbin channel! ❤️

@@TheTravellingBrushDippers Sorry! I meant the Costco version of Saran Wrap is too thick-as you recommended, thinner is better! ❤️

@@nerdieone1 thanks for watching! 🧡

@@Myscribbletreehouse what a brilliant idea, I’m on it! Thank you 🧡

@@dcgray1733 what lovely comments! 🧡 thank you for watching. 😄

@@nualaking4516 I am lucky to because I have such receptive students. No matter how crazy the idea, they run with it. 🧡

@@barbarakaywhite5166 what a story! How lovely. My dolls house featured in an article for a dolls house magazine and the journalist also told a story about the characters for the readers. Thank you so much for watching. 🧡

You must be thrilled for the magazine article. Love your paintings. Do you stretch tiny canvases to paint on or use canvas on board cut down to do them,? Hope you do not mind me asking I just got back into miniatures. Mom and I used to make Barbie furniture from cereal boxes and round oatmeal boxes. Not really scale but pretty, fun and a happy memory.

@@barbarakaywhite5166 I too used to make Barbie clothes and sold them at craft fairs. I loved dress making on a small scale. For my small paintings I just use small pieces of mountcard and use acrylic paint.

@@barbarakaywhite5166 since I made this video, I am in the process of turning it into the wizards spell room. 😃

I bet the spell room will be really wonderous. I am thrilled you answered me

@@barbarakaywhite5166 it’s going to be a lot of work. I want to make scrolls and bottles filled with all sorts!

Thanks for watching!😀

Thank-you! I didn't know the history of the brush, but now I have just been and looked it up! 😃

@@nathalieeudier6258 Mon plaisir. Merci beaucoup. 🧡

@@mauimorgan9757 glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. 🧡

Thank you so much. Do have a look at my others, maybe they could be useful too. Thanks for watching. X

Thank you! I love finding things in this way, it really gets my imagination going. Thanks for watching and commenting. 🧡

Thank-you. I have been collecting photos of lights for years and finally hit upon the idea of what to do with them!! Thanks for watching xxx

The unicorn brushes are lovely aren’t they? I stock them in my shop. www.sharonhurst.co.uk/shop/p/unicorn-brush-set Thanks for watching!

Wouldn’t it just! Thanks for watching! Xxx

The unicorn brushes are lovely aren’t they? I stock them in my shop. www.sharonhurst.co.uk/shop/p/unicorn-brush-set Thanks for watching! 🧡

@@SharonHurst thank you, they are beautiful. I shall head on over to take a look in your shop now xx

Thank you. It was good fun to pint. I hope you enjoy having a go! Xx

Hello! So glad you liked it. My dolls house is one twelfth scale. So basically one in for every foot. If I were making a man doll, if here were 6’ tall, I would make him 6” tall. Everything gets smaller when you work in one 36th or one 48th…you need a magnifying glass. My Stump House and Wizards Tower (also on my KZbin channel) are probably 1: 36th. 😁

I like anything like that, don’t you? Xxxx

Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it! 🧡

Oh I do hope so! The constant grey days and rain are a real misery for me and the plants! Mind you, I have deer in the garden at nights at present and my beautiful roses! 🌹 Not one left! Gardeners are never happy are they? There is always something… xxxxx

My pleasure, sharing is half the fun of it. 🧡

My husband too! When I start to study something intensely he knows full well that it will be coming home and will be stored away for future use!

@@SharonHurst 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you, I enjoyed every second of it!

Thanks for watching. 🧡

Hello! Thanks for your kind comments! I know this technique will work with acrylic on a smooth paper or mixed media board. I haven’t tried it on canvas and I’m not sure how the water and paint would flow on a fabric warp and weft. However, well worth a try because you could land up with something quite different and interesting. Let me know how you get on! S xxxxx

@@SharonHurst thank you so much Sharon! I stayed up all night experimenting 🤓😅 I wish there was a way for me to show you and get your feedback. I am officially obsessed with with this technique ❤️

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@@SharonHurst you are a doll thank you so much I will be emailing you🙏🏽❤️

@@SharonHurst you are a doll thank you so much Sharon I will be in touch 🙏🏽❤️

Thank you for making me smile! Thank you for watching! 🧡

That’s fabulous, hope I have given you some ideas? I plan to expand on this with another video soon. Please subscribe and then you will receive a notification when it goes live. Many thanks for watching. 🧡

Thank you so much! I couldn’t wish for more. I plan to expand on this subject soon with another video, so please subscribe if you would care to in order to receive a notification when it goes live. Thanks for watching! 🧡

Thank you so much for your lovely comment, I’m so glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Thanks for watching. 🐾🐾

Thanks for watching. I plan to make another cling film follow up video, so please subscribe and you will be notified when it goes live. 😘

Thank you so much. I intend to do a follow up within the next month or so, please subscribe and you will receive a notification. Thanks for watching 😘

Hello Kandi, glad to have you on board! It’s lovely to hear from you. I am planning another cling film video soon, so please watch out for it. Thank-you for watching! 🧡

Hello back? Thanks for watching, we always have such fun on our silk days. Xxxxx

Hello. The white thing is a small bar of soap. I wet the brush then coat it with soap so that it is protected when I dip it into the masking fluid. The mask itself is blue tinted so that you can see it when you are using it. I have a separate video on masking fluid that you might find useful that describes these techniques properly. 🙂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGqcYqynmNONnrcsi=dlkKZV8PvjF28ArT

Hello. If I am not going to be using a great quantity of water I use masking tape. If you find that it is tearing your paper, there is a trick before you stick it down. Having torn your length off the roll, simply stick it to your skirt or trousers once or twice and the lint from your clothes lessens the tacky glue. Then stick it on your paper. However, if I have a wet piece of work coming up where the paper will probably cockle, I used brown gummed tape. Once this is on your work, that is it! You can’t get it off and I use a long ruler and a scalpel to cut the painting out. So if you are painting to size, always remember and allow for the losses each side for the tape. Hope that helps. S x

Thank you for your time and very helpful information! @@SharonHurst

@@jennyholding5272 my great pleasure. X

Thank you for watching. X

Some really great ideas here! Thank you so much. 🧡

Thank you dear Nuala! Glad you enjoyed it. Xxxxxx