Wow i can do this

I'm doing 4 panels in a project, and I think I'll do two with chemicals and give fire a try on the others. Thanks!

This wohld be really cute finished up with hammering the circles for some extra texture, it would also work harden them a bit too. Thanks for sharing thia.

If you use a dual hose torch, you can separate the colors and place the color of your choice where you want it to go, and even draw pictures with it! It is the most exciting art medium I have ever tried.

What temperature is your solder iron at dial 8? Thank you

First time I’ve seen this technique. Great tutorial!❤

What brand of Spray Crystal Lacquer do you use?

Hi, please can you suggest / recommend a solving iron with the features you like . Much appreciated.

Are these Sterling silver jump rings?

Loved this vid and find it inspirational.......definitely will try this. Seems easy.

OMG I love this little book...is there a video or book for instructions I can purchase?

Absolutely stunning and so mesmerizing to watch. ❤

What ordwr does it change colour? Is there a colour chart?

thank you

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Is the color durable?

Muchas gracias Maravilloso trabajo. Es la primera vez que lo veo tan claro .

If we only knew how to maintain the color without it fading over time.....

This was a very good demo, thank you! Clear visuals and excellent process. Thank you for sharing, much appreciated! fyi - I would remove all music and include the natural sounds of propane, metal, movement, etc. Its soothing and more educational to hear the sounds made when firing metal and engages the viewer in the process. Don't overlay those natural sounds with artificial and deafening music. Please don't have text floating in and out, it is super annoying, visually distracting, I have to wait to read the full text as it floats in. Keep it simple.

Do you use a certain brand of stamps..I tried a red rubber stamp but it melted.

Very cool thanks

What brand of soldering iron is the one you used?? Please and thank you!! *ckm

wonderful! I have graphite stamps that I use on my lampwork beads to press in designs....can these graphite stamps be used on hot solder for decorative stamping?

Very nice💕 what kind of soldering iron you are using for this kind of projects?

I used to a lot of brazing or silver soldering on copper joints for aircon install. I never even thought of this!! I have been doing some knife restoration, machete making and electroplating with copper. Can I do this on copper plated spoon I did? Any reply appreciated cheers from Australia just subbed.nice work love it 🙂👍👍👍

Thank you for this Lynn. I’ve only just found you and do hope you are still crafting. This tutorial is very helpful. I love the little book covers that you make. They are super sweet. I so enjoyed the video, very inspirational.

I realize this is an older video but I'm just learning how to solder and am struggling BIG time with the jump rings. I swear I do what the video shows and the solder just flows off the jump ring. I'm using led free solder and stainless steel jump rings. Is this incorrect? I hope to hear from you.

This is really cool! The stitching almost looks like crochet!

I have been doing this so amany times, but never tried colling in water between heats... great to know and going to try it now... you get really good results that i end up hunting after for a long time on small pieces I make.

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great video. thank you for sharing ❤

Very cool!

That is cool!👍😃

Love this!! Can I use brass under the solder or do I need to use copper?

Would cleaning the charm with isopropyl alcohol do?

Wow!

Hej i do this with a gas torch and a small one also but when finished how do i keep the colour onto the copper ? What i mean is, i sand down the copper, shine it up with wire wool and then use my burner on it , oce i have the colours i leave it cool, but then on some of them the colours all rub off and i am left with a blotchy colours . Any tips please ? Thanx could i use a lacquer to hold fast the patina ?

most videos keep it a secret how to seal flamepainted copper. The secret is "protectaclear" of everbrite. It is the (only) one who does not "eat" your wonderful colors!

Excellent. So simple! I'm building a custom copper shower. I'm going to try this. Thank you!

Love your beads 😍. Thank you for sharing 🙏❤️

So helpful! Thank you.

Do you have a link to stamps that you prefer?

Wonderful example, thank you. I do have a question. I've created some pieces that have great vibrancy in color when the piece is facing forward, then from the side, it gets a bit dull in a different light. Ex. looking at the piece straight on, a section looks magenta. From the side it looks, more orangish. Is this just the nature of the metal or is it what I'm doing? In other words, should the colors look the same from all angles?

What exactly is the fire brick for! Looks like you can touch it after you put it in the water?

Such a cool technique! Thank you for sharing this!

Thankyou so much for this video, I’ve been so frustrating trying to figure it out, now I know, Yay!

Can i stamp a metal brass stamp into melted solder and not have the brass stamp stick to the solder?

I am struggling to find a decent soldering iron. Can you reccomend one? Your work is very pretty.

Very cool! Can't wait to try it. I have a bunch of rubber stamp I used to use when I was working in clay. Thanks so much!

Do you have links for supplies? Thanks