INFUSIONS from Paperartsy | basics 🦋 intact lid - ready to use

[@RishaBond]

Your techniques are wonderful -- yes please, another vote for a mixed-media video with these!

[@lynchdavid8104]

Please keep sharing your mixed media technology. Thanks so much for sharing, I love your work.

[@Miastrong930]

I watched this video for a second time today. You are a genius. Yes please do another video with the infusions.

[@KialayaKreations]

OMG I was considering buying these but didnt like that you had to destroy the lid to use them because they dont come with a lid that lets you sprinkle and I just saw how you prep them. This is pure genius, the seller of this product ought to recommend doing your technique. I love it and now feel confident to buy several of these to try because I know they will be well sealed with their lid on top. I was having bad dreams of be spilling them and getting those pigments everywhere in my craft room.

[@reneawest9021]

I love the Infusions! My favorite technique is to scrape heavy gesso with a pallete knife then sprinkle the infusions and activate slightly for a very textured grungy look. I've also sprinkled them in embossing powder before using my embossing gun. The possibilities are endless with them!

[@221b-Maker-Street]

Hi Renea. Can you explain what you mean by *activate slightly*, please? Thank you. ☺️

[@reneawest9021]

Use your pallette knife to lay down some heavy gesso, sprinkle in infusions then take pallette knife back over mixture lightly. The gesso will cause infusions crystals will activate color and walnut crystals but not completely dissolve so you get a magical mix of the brown walnut crystals and the color of the infusions with the texture from the gesso. That was a very detailed explanation..lol

[@fabienneschweitzer8354]

France je découvre ces vidéos et je découvre actuellement les infusions, ça tombe bien 🤩 ces sphères sont magnifiques, on croirait des planètes, je vais les tester davantage merci beaucoup pour les tutos toujours passionnants 💕

[@scripterscraps8015]

This is amazing!!!! Thank you!!!❤️❤️❤️-Julie

[@Holly-s4o]

LOve to see more ..great ideas and technique you share today!❤

[@Miastrong930]

I was overwhelmed with superlatives to describe this and how much I like it. Finally the one world is MAJESTIC for the creation! The technique is Masterful! Thank you for sharing this on KZbin.

[@TreesG]

I’ve loved using Infusions on my spreads for your ‘A Layer A Day’ challenge, France, but you’ve stepped things up a notch or ten here!! Absolutely adore these techniques. Can’t wait for more!!

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

I just discovered these and have gone searching to see if they are what I thought they were. You have me now for sure getting them. That last project with the circles is soooo cool!

[@paperwishesbyamanda3472]

Love what you made with these, great intro to Infusions.

[@dianaericson6934]

Thanks for the reminder of what is possible with infusions and the idea of mixing them with Lindy's. I have full set syndrome with them and don't use them nearly enough. I would love to see more with them because you got me thinking outside of the box about what the possibilities are. I always enjoy seeing your work.

[@healingmagichands]

That is magic! Love the effect when you sprinkled the powder on the color and flicked water.

[@kykategray]

Yes! Please do more techniques with the amazing Infusions. I am definitely going to try blending in the circle with these, the looks you got are simply amazing! I wish I had of seen your video a year ago, before I poked a hole in the top of all of my pretty bottles. Oh well... No regrets.

[@jennieatkinson]

I am a huge fan of Infusions and use them in pretty well all my projects. But I just love the new techniques you have introduced here....... the gradient technique is stunning!

[@drawbreath2218]

Amazing demonstration France!!! Music is gorgeous too. Circles made me think of the orbs that angels carry in Edward Burne Jones’ painting ‘The Angel of Creation ‘....

[@karlasolomon8128]

Wow, did not expect to be as wowed by these as I am. Interesting!

[@ritaharker4466]

Really enjoyable video, thank you for demonstrating the techniques. The final circle was stunning x

[@Miastrong930]

The gradient and your technique are breath taking. So beautiful!

[@QueenPam]

MORE please Yes!

[@sabinebirkenfeld2363]

Oh yes I'd definitely like to see more of these videos ... they certainly give me more ideas on how to use my supplies 😍👍

[@cassfonnesbeck8057]

Cool idea to make a shaker. I like your techniques, so amazing, love the grungy color of your last circle.!Thanks!

[@JessonArt]

How smart! Wish I had come up with that🙈. I have holes and tapes on mine😂

[@ayleneprice1999]

Absolutely love my Infusions, have the full set of them. The hardest part is deciding which to use, they are all so gorgeous. Thank you for the blending tutorial with them, that idea was new to me. Would love to see more tutorials on them. I see this video has been out awhile so will check your channel to see if there is more. Thank you.

[@emmapuchi3442]

Je sais que c'est une vieille vidéo mais je viens à peine de craquer pour quelques Infusions, et merci pour cette technique de génie avec l'opercule pour ne pas avoir à percer le bouchon!!

[@francepapillon]

Avec plaisir! Bonne patouille 😊

[@emmapuchi3442]

@@francepapillon Merci! (J'en ai déjà mis partout, ca promet 😅)

[@klondike32258]

Yes! Do more!

[@valerieb8006]

Your art is beautiful!

[@meernagosh7388]

The last circle was Magical ! Would love to see you creating more and more and more with the infusions! I'm sure you're gonna make stunning artworks with them! 😍😍

[@shirleyhenry3561]

I have had most of the colours for some time now, and have only just started playing with them. Thank you so much for this video. I would LOVE to see more mixed media techniques using these Infusions :)

[@alva7109]

Super awesome inspiration! I got 2 colours at a clearance and only just colour swopped them. Now I definitely need to bring them out again! Thank you! 🤗💜

[@tinagillhamevans667]

Really enjoyed it please do some more

[@debbypodgorski4144]

These are amazing! Would love to see more techniques with them!

[@JessonArt]

Cool techniques. I haven’t used mine for a while and I think I have to bring them out now 😊💖

[@graces4506]

Yes more techniques

[@jodiburke16]

Great info - thx and I would love to know more!! 😁

[@maryn2519]

Thank you for showing us this product, techniques and lid hack !! Please tell us which colors you used on the circles. Thank you !

[@lindahigham5317]

Thank you what a neat product 😊 and a super great way to save the tin lid and when you have empty the bottles can recycle or use for something else

[@lori88ish]

More techniques with these would be wonderful . This one was amazing TFS Hugs and Smiles

[@michellelastrapes8701]

I've had these infusions a long time and always I forget to use them, so I'm screaming it out! please do more video with this product. Thank you

[@susanbailey5231]

Love infusions...would love to see more techniques using them please

[@kathybost1879]

Lovely- Yes I love Infusions. Please always let us know what kind of paper you are using. Watercolor paper?

[@francepapillon]

Yes Kathy, I always work on 200gr watercolor paper, cold pressed ;)

[@TheJanestarling]

Any & all techniques would be brilliant. I've got a few of the Infusions & love them but I know they can do so much more. I've used them mixed with satin glaze from Paperartsy & they look great!

[@fabienne.couleurred]

magnifique !!

[@michellesmith2159]

Love this!

[@lyric8529]

Thank you. 🙏🏼

[@whitneywimer3575]

I love your tip for the lid but dang is it hard to do. You made it look so easy in your video! My gummy pad keeps sliding half into the neck. I'm determined to make this work. Any tips on how to keep the pad from slidding half way in? I don't have a piercing took like yours. Its so cool that you can retract the blade. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@lenns_artwork]

Inspiring👌💙💙💙

[@peggyprose]

Clever!!

[@foxglovesmixedmedia7313]

I love my Infusions, but I don't use them often enough. (I tend to make a mess, even when I try not to.) I definitely want to get the newer colors.

[@sandrasperling1173]

That's what I'm doing as well, a mess. Thank you so much for this video.

[@diannesupperstone8500]

Hi France, can these infusions used with acrylics, ie, on a mixed media journaling page.? I am learning so much from and enjoying your videos. Thank you. Dianne

[@carrymeijers-zink972]

I like them but it is not so easy to get the rubber lid in to the bottle, 😁

[@hurricanekitty6736]

Whoa! @14:36 I totally see the face of a bunny in the way you colored that circle in!!! A rabbit that looks like it belongs in Alice in wonderland. When looking at the circle I see on the far left & far right of either side, 2 dark spots for eyes, then at the bottom I see a dark spot for the mouth, just above I see a tiny nose, there’s even a small centered line joining the upper lip to the nose, it’s so detailed & obvious to me...that’s wild, I wonder now that I mention this if anyone can see it bc it practically sprung off the page to me lol

[@donnastevens735]

They look DELICIOUS< TY for making this youtube

[@nabbyr8112]

A caveat: These dye based products, like this, the Lindy’s stamp gang sprays, regular distress pads and sprays and others, are probably fine for a journal, but as they are not lightfast they are problematical to use in art pieces that will be exposed to the light.

[@StonewallArabians]

I am not impressed with this product. What am I missing?

[@francepapillon]

Stephanie Sams considering how much everyone loves distress inks, I think that having them in powder form with the possibility to play with the intensity of the walnut stain is pretty cool 😜

[@StonewallArabians]

@@francepapillon Thanks for your input. I just have so many supplies that some have ruined in the past because I couldn't use them quickly enough. I know not a bad problem, I have been blessed. LOL Anyway that is why I am really picky when it comes to buying more. Thanks again and keep up with the great videos.