🤑 I MADE 50 and They SOLD OUT! Acrylic Pour Paint Hack You DONT Want to MISS!

[@pixxistixstones6840]

Love these. Funny, I was cleaning out my craft room the other day and found a bunch of scrap paper, so made a whole bunch of paper beads. Now, though, I'm eyeballing all that paint I have sitting around in there, getting old. Guess I'll be making some paint beads now, too.

[@gahyatt8842]

Thank you Tammy! Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones AND all your viewers 🎉

[@ideasboutique]

You even make beads? 😯 I'm starting to think there's nothing you can't do Tammy. 🥰 I was in awe watching you create something amazing from a triangle, and I look forward to seeing what you come up with next. 🤗😘

[@pattisimmonsart916]

I just love watching your videos. You are not only creative, you are so motivating and uplifting. Thank you for being you and sharing your passion.

[@thefluidmuse]

Lot of work. Lot of time is needed to make one bracelet. You made 50 you r great. They are beautiful. Thank you very much Tammy.

[@SusanDettmer]

I would totally do this, but my husband dogs me on “How long does this take to make? You should charge for your time spent” yada yada. Beautiful and great idea, but along with the other items needed, how do you make $? Out of curiosity, what do people pay in your neck of the woods? I can’t see over $15-$20.

[@bobbihogan685]

Thanks again Tammy, for a whimsical reminder of my youth. .. we used to make paper beads and make necklaces with them... the simplicity was there and we ended up with pretty jewelery to wear!

[@loricleary4473]

The bracelets are gorgeous Tammy.... Thanks for all your inspirational tutorials 💕

[@Lovehealstheheart]

That is so unique!! I can’t wait to try it!!

[@judymcgrath1566]

Super fantastic Tammy!! Great directions!! Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your week Tammy. 😊💖

[@normahepkin5443]

GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ IT.

[@lilaflohr602]

You are so genius!! How awesome is this, and the cotter pin? Genius!!!! 💖💖💖

[@hollylowery26]

The beads with the interference paint are stunning and mesmerizing to look at! Noone would ever guess that you used paint and not glass. I have made jewelry for decades, tried paint pouring, and went back to jewelry. I am pretty sure I can do the paint skins without any issues. I always loved my color combinations just not the finished paintings. With this you really don't see the paint just the colors of it. 😊

[@ViKee010]

You’re a good teacher. Thanks for sharing. ✌🏻🤍🤞🏽

[@kimberlyk1114]

Always finding new materials to make paper style rolled beads,thank you for sharing. Beautiful!

[@sharongibson8943]

Your a bloody genius Tammy! 🎉👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😂❤️❤️

[@brendaallen7735]

I can't believe you made this video at this time!! You have always been inspirational in your videos and I have tried a LOT of your techniques but recently I bought a truckload of beads from an estate sale. I also have been saving paint skins for about a year waiting for something cool to do with them. And now I can use both of these supplies together. Thank you so much Tammy. I appreciate you very much. Off to my studio (room).

[@cherylkorengel5094]

Wonderful …thank you for sharing your beautiful jewelry made from paint skins

[@puckgroeneweg115]

The beads looks amazing, I do also make earrings from origami, seal them too, and after many years they still have the same color,and even making beads of origami papers, but that idea of the rings is top. Learn a lot of you, thank you.

[@cindybrienze8723]

I love this idea for paint skins! So unique!

[@dalemaclaren7576]

Thank you so kindly Tammy. I will get pouring. Take great care and keep creating and smiling ❤

[@KimberlyPiasecki]

Absolute gorgeous thank you

[@joyousjoy4ever]

I THINK I LOVE YOU! You are extremely helpful posting different ways to try and make money off of the simplest of items that are GORGEOUS! TY! 😊💕💕💕💕👊🙏

[@daphnelindsley8293]

I love this idea Tammy. Thanks for sharing. I am going to try this for sure.

[@gerripeter484]

Tammy I love this idea turned out so beautiful 😍

[@meriwxb7193]

Knocked it out of the park again Ms. Tammy!

[@antonietta2874]

They all look so beautiful! What a great idea! Thanks for sharing.

[@firelight-89]

Gorgeous....What a great idea...

[@cathythompson8734]

Lovely Tammy, thank you.

[@tracyblakeley2709]

Bracelets beautiful 😊 you are so creative

[@FatimahLaVonBrathwaite2903]

Very nice and creative

[@miriamluskberry]

This video made my day! I have made hundreds of paper beads, years ago. I've been doing fluid art for several years. Never did I ever think of making beads from skins! Thank you so much for this wonderful idea!

[@alexandrasanches-fearsnomo3422]

Great tutorial ! You are so adorable !🎉❤❤❤

[@teresaburnette3778]

Wow very interesting way to make beads instead of with the scrapbooking paper thank you

[@neecywatson8250]

Beautiful!!!!!! I am going to try. Thanks for sharing.❤️

[@CharlettaYoung]

This is awesome as always Tammy!

[@cheriscreations7899]

Gorgeous Tammy!!

[@saundraweed9738]

Clear nail polish is cheap and lasts forever. I have necklaces I made 70 years ago with magazine pages and clear nail polish.

[@anneforsyth-boone1746]

These are great Tammy. You've been such an inspiration, I've actually signed up for my first craft fair for March!

[@maggiekehoe4614]

Love this idea! I will try this to make beads for my beadable pens. Those require large hole beads, at least 2mm hole. The eyelets were a brilliant idea.

[@myrhodeislandreds3885]

Great results. Perfect to use up my paints n use in suncatchers

[@apal1257]

Beautiful beads! ❤

[@neecey_arts]

This is a great idea. Thanks for sharing!! 😊

[@juliebittinger46]

Thanks; I've done the paper beads. This is great!!

[@anitamitchell3452]

I love paint skins and I love paper beads. Lovely! Thank you for all the links. Happy Holidays.

[@tammyandersonart]

You're very welcome. Happy Holidays to you too ❤️

[@ginalombardi2507]

Thanks

[@tammyandersonart]

Ty Gina ❤️

[@cathybrackeen6034]

Love all of them

[@dogsallowed7]

Amazing Very clever 💜

[@tamariadunn5439]

Beautiful!

[@TampaBMan]

Thanks for the creative inspiration!

[@juanita920]

Wow gorgeous

[@Dawn-q3f]

This is so cool.❤❤❤ thanks

[@cgardner753]

Fun project!

[@alpapatel4229]

Beautiful.

[@Danielleb723]

Thanks for sharing. Very pretty work.

[@juliebittinger46]

Wonderful- love sdding the resin!!

[@Sungaze-px3rb]

Its a real learning curve. Threw some away first day. Got some cells but foolishly missed spots in my swipes and kept swiping, got alot of muddy ones. Now have some rather beautiful papers and skins that aren't going on my loom, but thinking they need to either go on something or be turned into beads, heddles. The picture I keep seeing is either pretty and kind of ombre magenta with fluid art in parts or earth tones, with some magenta in it. I'm starting to worry this is going to take so long and my daughter in law already is lined up for a loom. So as soon christmas gifts are over, its a couple weeks or a month of painting. Steep learning curve.

[@jmarie20111]

Beautiful

[@jeaniebrown8119]

Beautiful❤

[@Sungaze-px3rb]

I made an upcycled 32 inch rigid heddle loom that you can put your normal reed in and lift 24 harnesses at the back and put on a stand with a real castle and do it. And I've already envisioned chalk paint, metallics and paint skins, sometimes its all paint skins, have practiced and made some on plastic lids, though it is something that has a learning curve. Paints, even pva glue is very expensive. So and when you're learning you're going through it. In my case, have more paints coming, christmas slowing it down but armstrong magenta, because thats my main primary paint or dye for wool. having 2 colorways for mixxing is good, but thats my first. And got some metallic but the loom took a jug of wood glue and a jug of pva glue and lucky I have some to play with as its quite a drive out in the country for the floetrol even the American kind and I lot of old tube paints an for some reason had some kind of fluid art kit that still can't remember purchasing years ago. So can practice a bit. The idea of the paper beads or tissue or paint skin. heddles. So rigid heddle isn't my style loom, why do that instead of use levers, had an 8 harness table loom years ago. But friends and family are into this so my loom has both capacities and can take both types of reeds and heddles. And I want to make half heddle from basically washer style paint skin beads. To start with string heddles, but when you're doing an alternative loom, it has to look like a piece of art in itself. I think you were the first one that gave me the idea paint skins were valuable. Wonderful videos. Long post because encouraging others to think out of the box, is a good. Have a 40 inch loom planned next, can't do treadles, mobility issues. I just sit in a support chair with pillows and craft away at making looms and have family lined up for additonal ones, so it looks I'll hardly be able to weave.

[@EBMB21]

Inspiring! Just curious, what is your price point for a bracelet?

[@hollylowery26]

This would vary greatly depending on where you live. Tammy is in the Upper East Coast, close to the New York area I believe. I am in the Midwest, so Tammy would get a higher price than I ever could. The best way to find a price would be to walk around a craft fair and look at jewelry prices.

[@vickiebeaver9745]

May I ask what you priced these at?.

[@cynthiasymons]

I’d like to know too.

[@paularule9964]

Great video, thank you so much!

[@cookiepfeffer8196]

Beautiful beads from the paint skins! I am curious about how much you charge for a bracelet and what your profit margin is? I can see why they sold quickly . I enjoy jewelry making with paint skins. I make both skins from drips and from the same technique you used. I agree UV resin is the way to go!💖💖💖💖

[@dleigh4534]

Do you still make the bars of soap??

[@cyndiann]

Nice beads! I wish you would be more exact on measurements though. Weighing the paints would get a better result I believe.

[@MackieJackCreations]

Wow Tammy! This is the coolest idea. I have been in auctions for glass beads lately, and ppl go nuts for this stuff!! I have a question: what size eyelets did you use here? I have so many paint skins, and I’m gonna buy me a drink stirrer, and some eyelets, & get busy!! Ty, friend. PS … I would LOVE to see your jewelry making videos! ❤🎉🎊

[@debbieschultz9768]

When you put the ends on the long beads you can still string them? These are so beautiful!!❤

[@carlystone5994]

Beautiful! Thanks! What pouring medium you use? Thanks 😀

[@johnibrazzell764]

I'm a subbie now🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@gothiccharms]

Awesome idea! If I may ask, what do you sell your bracelets for? Trying to figure out costs vs. profit. I make resin art but use to dabble in paint pouring. Might be fun to get back into it :)

[@carina_gv]

❤

[@aqueoussilkllc9654]

How do you store your paint skins?

[@dorotalenartowska1891]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@xlauriestarchildstudios7777]

How much did u sell them for?

[@shellkoho]

💚✨

[@einnockate]

I cringed at the amount of elastic you wasted. It looks like you could have made 2 brackets.

[@ginalombardi2507]

Really, that was what you had to share. You got a free video on how to make beautiful beads and you had to go negative? You could have just not commented. And I suspect you did not bother to thank her with a monetary thank you for all she does to make these videos.

[@kathyz8203]

@@ginalombardi2507. I totally agree! How rude!

[@debbieschultz9768]

I agree as well. Grrrrr

[@ArkMedic1]

Yeah! What she said

[@kellyw.1779]

@@ginalombardi2507 I can see her point, not everyone has an unlimited amount of supplies and making the most of what you have on hand can be very important, especially when stuff is more expensive these days. People that are just getting started on jewelry making need tips etc and we know how hard it is to get your stash up on everything needed...just to have the basics and a variety of beads and findings etc. It wasn't explained how to measure for different sized bracelets, to cut down on waste, hence getting the most out of our supplies. A good tip is stretching the cord before stringing the beads, it's pertinent so the bracelet doesn't stretch out too fast. Yes, this was a "bead" making tutorial but in the end it was for making a bracelet. Not everyone is an experienced jewelry maker and need basic, helpful tips and instructions. I really don't think she was trying to be "rude" with her comment, just making a point. Happy bead and bracelet making...have a great day and Merry Christmas!!