💖 GORGEOUS Wine Glasses 🍷 ~ Fluid Art - Bloom Technique | Gift to pass down to the next generation!

Crystal refurbished with Fluid Art! Want to know how I did it? Watch this video! I LOVE how they turned out. These were my mother's crystal pieces that I upgraded for my son and his wife for Christmas. My mother passes away over 17 years ago and now her grandchildren my grown children can now have something special from her and me. :) I am so happy with them!
I used the SheleeArt Bloom Technique and then dipped the base of the glass in the bloom. Then I added some sparkle and ended up adding resin and varnish to the bottom. Let me know what you think down below.
Here are the art pieces I made for my son and his wife that go with them. • Lucky 7 - Seven Bloom ...
I hope you are able to find ways to enjoy the process and learn to create even more fun and unique methods of pouring art…just for you!
Bye!
Rhonda R Robson
Fluid Artist
Materials:
Pillow Paint or Base Paint: Sherwin William Semi-Gloss Ultra White (Showcase - Red Can)
Color Paints: ALL DecoArt Metallics
Obsidian
Stirling Silver
Rose Gold
Cell Activator Paint:
Titanium White - Amsterdamm
Cell Activators:
Step One - CA MIX
Mix #1 = 13 oz of American Floetrol + 1 ml of MinWax Wood Conditioner
Step Two - Cell Activator Formulas:
CA #1 = 3 parts Cell Mix #1 + 1 part Amsterdam Paint
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[@CathArtistry]

These are beautiful, Rhonda! What a great idea and a wonderful gift!

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it Cathy! 🥰🍷

[@lindabrown4485]

Very nice.👍

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

Thanks 👍

[@irmacantu9153]

Try using a straw wher you can cut it to any size you want , to blow out your paint, instead of blowing at it

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

Thanks! I do. This was the first year I created wine glasses and just really learning the bloom. Two years later I use lots of different techniques in blowing out the bloom. Thanks for the idea!!!

[@user-nq8gk9qu7p]

Sua ajuda agradeço

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

You are welcome!

[@flowwithitdesigns5240]

Does the flakes show up through the paint or only when upside down?

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

Can you explain what you mean “Flakes”?

[@flowwithitdesigns5240]

Sorry the glitter

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

Ahhhh. Got cha! I put those on after the paint is dry. And they only show up from the bottom. Great question! I forgot I had used those. I’ve stopped because now I just use paint skins for my wine glasses.

[@corey6727]

Comparing dipping and using skins on the bottoms, Which do you like better for the end result? Which do you think is easier?

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

For me… the end results I like best by far…is the skins. They are perfect without a “pulled up” look and I see perfect art in both sides of the glass. Too looking down while the glass is in the counter and as I sip others can see the beautiful bottom. For easy I would say they are both hard the dipping is faster but I have ruined so many bottoms and had to scrape and clean the glass bottoms of glasses because I didn’t like the look…sometimes it slides or smashes and if you have an indent it moves. The skins have a number of steps to get them to the finished results but I know what I’m going to get. So for me I love the skins and know it’s going to take me a bit longer to get the final results. Let me know if that doesn’t make sense and I can explain better. That might be a good video! 🤷‍♀️😜

[@corey6727]

@@RhondasTriRRRtistry Thanks for the reply! It makes total sense! I thought that would be the answer but I didn’t want to assume. 😂 you do beautiful work! I purchased a bunch of glasses, including regular drinking glasses to try. Thinking about trying the bottom of a fish bowl too!

[@user-nq8gk9qu7p]

Por favor fala o nome da cola e o nome das tinta e o nome da forminha de silicone e oq passa no fundo da taça primeiro por favor fala o português

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

Tintas coloridas: TODAS as metálicas DecoArt
Obsidiana
prata stirling
Rosa ouro
Tinta Ativadora de Células:
Titânio Branco - Amsterdamm
Ativadores celulares:
Passo Um - CA MIX
Mix #1 = 13 onças de American Floetrol + 1 ml de MinWax Wood Conditioner
Passo Dois - Fórmulas do Ativador de Células:
CA #1 = 3 partes de Cell Mix #1 + 1 parte de Amsterdam Paint
I used google traslator so I am not sure this is correct. I hope this helps.

[@user-nq8gk9qu7p]

Vc poderia ta faalando o nome de cada produto e como preparo pra gruda na taça e da brilho Nossa sou do brasile a gente. Ta sempre casando um renda pra entra um dinheirinho d

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

I will look to see what I used and get back to you. Thanks!

[@user-nq8gk9qu7p]

Um dinheiro pois a cris ta de mais mom ajuda ai por favor os nomer das tinta cola verynice aguardo os nomes o q eu devo usa primeiro vejo q usa produto no fundo er complicado mais quero tenta com suaa

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

Sorry Im not understanding the question.

[@christinemartin1497]

Are these washable?

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

Yes. They are sealed.

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

I would not put them in the dishwasher due to the high heat but you can wash them in soap and warm water.

[@christinemartin1497]

Thank you

[@Paris.pours75462]

What do you seal them with?

[@sherrysmith2]

Use a straw

[@RhondasTriRRRtistry]

I do from time to time. Thanks for the tip!