Thanks so much for such a creative technique! I loved your tutorial also because after watching you use several ways of moving the hot glue, I realize I can do this too. It's like there are no mistakes, just happy applications of glue.
You can use a paper towel to absorb ink in spots where it may puddle too much. yOu can also use sea salt to create lighter spots in the ink. The salt absorbs the ink to create a cool effect.
lol I'm watching it for the 3rd or 4th time as well today.. it's so cute simple and easy but unfortunately I still can't try this as I don't have any re-inkers or inks (only their ink pads). I have distress stain bottles but not sure if they would look like this or not.
@@applefulify I made some with watercolors. Just cheap Crayola watercolors. It worked fine! Less saturated colors but that is ok. Just a different look. Give it a try!
I love this technique. Thanks for sharing it so thoroughly. I wonder if in addition to using the ice cube to flatten the hot glue, one could use a silicone spatula or mold. You've given me stuff to think about!
I don't know that this is a technique I would ever attempt because I try to stay from hot glue if I can...lol (I get it EVERYWHERE!!) However, I appreciate how unique it is and do like your cards. Thanks for sharing! =)
+Jennifer Renault Not every ruler is marked in 16ths of an inch... if yours is only marked in eighth-inch marks, 15/16" is half way between the inch mark and the last one before it. Here's a visual of what I mean. mathwithlarry.com/lessons/ruler.gif I truly hope that helps!
Connie, your artwork panels are absolutely stunning. This looks like so much fun and I can't wait to try it! TFS
Thanks so much for such a creative technique! I loved your tutorial also because after watching you use several ways of moving the hot glue, I realize I can do this too. It's like there are no mistakes, just happy applications of glue.
This is such a neat technique and I love the way you used the finished piece. Thank you so much for sharing.
You can use a paper towel to absorb ink in spots where it may puddle too much. yOu can also use sea salt to create lighter spots in the ink. The salt absorbs the ink to create a cool effect.
This is a completely new technique to me, and I love it! Thanks for sharing.
Loved it , really amazing ❤️❤️
I've come back and watched this tutorial 3 times over like 3 years. Lol. I think I'm finally ready to try it.
lol I'm watching it for the 3rd or 4th time as well today.. it's so cute simple and easy but unfortunately I still can't try this as I don't have any re-inkers or inks (only their ink pads).
I have distress stain bottles but not sure if they would look like this or not.
@@applefulify I made some with watercolors. Just cheap Crayola watercolors. It worked fine! Less saturated colors but that is ok. Just a different look. Give it a try!
@@susanneatwell-keister3479 okay, thank you! :)
Such fantastic modern, abstract looks this technique gives. I love it!
Thanks for sharing some new techniques for me to try. It is giving me a lot of ideas. Great video!
Very cool technique!
Love it !!!
Luv this. Thanks a lot
I love this technique. Thanks for sharing it so thoroughly. I wonder if in addition to using the ice cube to flatten the hot glue, one could use a silicone spatula or mold. You've given me stuff to think about!
Thanks for sharing this technique. Can't wait to try it!
Thank you for the video - what a fun technique! I'll definitely will try that!
This is fabulous! I can’t wait to try it
This looks like fun! Thanks for sharing.
Very unique, like it a lot.
Very nice
Beautiful! Love this technique. Thanks for sharing ;-)
Excellent, really enjoyed your video.
LOVE IT going to try it.
Awesome gotta try this‼️
I love this technique, I'm going to try it today! Thanks for sharing.
thankyou I have learned new techniques to use my glue gun
Will have to give the technique a go, TFS
This technique is very beautiful ! ! ! ! May I make a suggestion,I would use colored glue sticks instead of the heat emboss part. Josie G.-P.
That would save time and be a neat effect too! Great suggestion.
that looks like fun xxx
going to try this right now :)
I don't know that this is a technique I would ever attempt because I try to stay from hot glue if I can...lol (I get it EVERYWHERE!!) However, I appreciate how unique it is and do like your cards. Thanks for sharing! =)
Thanks for the tips :)
Can you do this technique on canvas?
It would be nice to see the inks being put into the pallet instead of just the white paper lying there. Just saying.
what is 15.16th??
+Jennifer Renault Not every ruler is marked in 16ths of an inch... if yours is only marked in eighth-inch marks, 15/16" is half way between the inch mark and the last one before it. Here's a visual of what I mean. mathwithlarry.com/lessons/ruler.gif I truly hope that helps!
Jennifer Renault