How to Marble Paper with Corn Starch - WORK/CRAFT

[@HighleyVarlet]

Have any questions or results you'd like to share with us? If so, we'd love to know!

[@melly4158]

youre energy is so adorable 🥺

[@HighleyVarlet]

@@melly4158 oh thank you!

[@RyanTravis23]

This is easy to follow. So chill. Ty.

[@CatsongImaCatalwaysremembertha]

It was helpful because carageen is not very common here but cornstarch and alum is !❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊

[@southernsouth3334]

Great Job 👏

[@sislertx]

What about gelatine?

[@anilautomobiles3613]

Specify ink pl And will dis work on fabrics??

[@catzkeet4860]

Thank you for cooking the starch……I dunno how many people have “tried” this with starch mixed with water…..no heat, so effectively, just plain water, cos starch won’t thicken unless heated. And then they wonder why things don’t work

[@jorgezeballos8503]

hola quisiera saber como flotan las pinturas . se van al fondo. gracias : )

[@laumart2]

Supongo que influye la cantidad de fécula de maíz, eso es lo que espesa el agua e impide que la pintura de hunda.

[@virhil61]

Usas maizena , como atole consistencia, y usas liquido de colores para comida.

[@SketchNSavourJourneys]

cuteeeee

[@silvestrecruzcinthia1851]

Me encantó el vídeo pero no entendí porque no tiene subtitulos en español 😞 aún así comprendí que usa fecula de maiz, harina de maíz. Verdad???

[@HighleyVarlet]

That's true! It works ok but not great-- enough to have some fun with color!!

[@GorfYT]

Corn

[@HighleyVarlet]

Thanks Gorf

[@auntnatalie]

Your title says how to do marbling. But that’s not true you’re doing a process that you haven’t done before. Does not make us confident about it’s gonna work for us unless we get all the way through this experiment with you. Do you have a good voice but I wish you would’ve thought this through before