Make Art with Stain: what to do & what NOT to do

This tutorial covers how to make decorative art with gradual stain. It shows you how to achieve depth through stain gradient. It covers Preparation, tools needed, and clean up. It also shows you common mistakes to avoid. Follow me on Instagram at #customkatepaints or on Facebook at / 167150556951238

[@paulciampo2104]

I make briar pipes. This may be a fantastic thing to get into and practice. Contrast staining is already thing, but it may be interesting to combine it with artistic methods. Thanks for the tips.

[@magentaangel5531]

Thank you for sharing this, now I understand what to do.

[@tinafagan3127]

Thanks for the tutorial!! Just getting started on my first project tomorrow and this really helped!!

[@mrslcakes]

This is an art I could really get into. Thanks for the video. In watching, I am curious, what type of wood do you use? As woods differ in being more or less porous (like pine vs oak) to where they absorb more and faster, is there a wood choice over others? Looks like you are working with pine, which is softer and more porous.

[@SCGNiagara101]

What is mineral spirits? Although the video is old, it still helped. Thanks.

[@breal2007]

Thank you so much I'm going to be starting a project tomorrow and I'm planning to use brushes for my figure

[@SherryLessman]

Thanks for sharing. I learned so much from this!

[@birgitbrown6107]

Thank you for this great tutorial. When I try to do something like this my stain always bleeds ...what am I doing wrong?

[@amandapowell2136]

Birgit Brown too much stain on ur cloth or brush.