Sorry, I don't know. The Amazon listing doesn't say what type of wood it is.

It is a metal frame (not wood).

Copied description: Here's a beautiful new project for you: a two-sided painted chakra dot mandala tutorial on a wooden bookmark. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Supplies for this project: • 4.7x1.3 inch wood bookmark • Colorful tassels • DIY Mandala Stones dotting tools (1-16 set) • Toothpick • DecoArt Americana paints (I used black, white, gold, and the seven chakra colors of red, orange, yellow, green, light blue, dark blue, and purple.) • White charcoal pencil • Paint palette or paint cups • Acrylic sealant spray or Mod Podge • Parchment paper Before starting to paint, give the bookmark a layer of black paint, let dry, then seal the surface with sealant spray or Mod Podge. This will help your dots not soak into the wood as you're painting, ensuring they're round and even. When you're completely finished with this project, seal both sides of the bookmark to protect the paint, and let it dry completely (for at least a few days) before using. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Copyright © 2021 LLCreativeStudios, All rights reserved. No part of this video, whether in part or in whole, may be used without explicit written permission from Lorelei Logsdon. Posting on any platform by removing watermark or by modifying the original video is prohibited. This video is strictly for private use. If you sell your artworks based on my designs (including online), please attribute "Original design by Lorelei Logsdon, LLCreativeStudios." *All music from KZbin Audio Library.

Hi, please read the video description in the gray box just below the video, which provides the answers to all your questions. Thank you.

I don't know where you're located, but I got mine on Amazon: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07SV5679Z

@@LLCreativeStudios thank you so much for this information. I’ll order mine right away. I love all of your videos. Thanks again.

Hi, thank you for watching. You can find all the details for this project by reading the video description, found below the video.

Coasters are designed for moisture, so the paint has to be protected one way or another. If you use multi-surface paint, you can heat seal and then you don't need any other type of sealant. If you use regular acrylic paint instead of multi-surface, you'll need to seal it with something before allowing any moisture to come in contact with it.

@@LLCreativeStudios I wasnt sure of why the heat seal. Thank you for explaining the difference.

lol I guess they've changed their product in the past three years. :)

I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

I use ArtResin, but any kind of non-yellowing resin will work fine.

¡Me alegra que lo disfrutaras!

I used Decoart Americana acrylic paints, in green, blue, turquoise, pink, purple, and yellow.

Thank you for your feedback. I'm glad you enjoyed it. (Also, you can slow down time-lapse videos by adjusting the playback speed in the video settings.)

@@LLCreativeStudios thank you! I did not know that. 😃

It's a small lazy susan.

I've seen them called mandala stencils or segment stencils.

Los pequeños cuadrados representan el tamaño de la herramienta de puntos que estoy usando a continuación.

@@LLCreativeStudios muchas gracias por su atención. Bendiciones para Ud y su familia

Por favor vea la descripción del video para todos los enlaces

Sorry, I'm not sure what this comment means.

Me amitiés sorry

The link is in the video description.

Hi, the wooden squares with the numbers that I show in the video tell you what size tool I'm using for the practice sheet. For the actual stone, the tool numbers are shown in the upper left side of the video screen.

@@LLCreativeStudios guess it’s too fast for me but I’ll keep trying to get them. Thanks 🙏

Thank you :)