HOW DO I PAINT ON A TURKEY FEATHER?

[@PowderBlueThunder]

Thanks for the video will try on some feathers on my first gobbler here soon

[@fufffufffuff]

Great video

[@jerikarason2339]

I was expecting to see a demo..

[@gabrieldiaz7236]

Me too. She talks, alot.

[@debrababcock7174]

I think it looks great. I'd like to try it. But I'm curious. . how well did the oil paint hold up? How long did it take to dry and would recommend using oil again or maybe acrylic?

[@angiegade3780]

Debra Babcock great question!!! Oil took a long time to dry so if you can let it set in between layers it’s a great option to give it more depth but I’d probably recommend another paint if you need it to dry faster

[@debrababcock7174]

@@angiegade3780 I went ahead and started it with aqua/oil paint yesterday. So hopefully it won't take too long. Thanks for your reply.

[@christinehill2782]

One if the problems I have with storing turkey feathers is if they are laying they start getting tiny holes in them. Do you spray your feathers to prevent this from happening?

[@jeanarcher8981]

Clean those oil brushes with Murphy Oil Soap and rinse with water! No need to use Turpentine or paint thinner.

[@belledenuit57]

not explained well , you do not teach anything

[@mikehendrix6558]

You talk way to much. Everything we see is backwards. Before you do videos you may want to learn how to work a Camera. Words on your shirt is Backwards. I'm sure the window behind you is really suppose to be on the left instead of the right of you.

[@liztaylor85139]

People are so rude these days. She is trying. The content is free. Why not be nice if you have to be a critic and give suggestions. Sick of people being rude and bullies. Your part of the problem here in America or where ever your from.