The joy that you teach your daughter is happiness for those who watch your video. I found the technique and the way you give the audience smiles to be dazzling! I love it, keep it up! I would like to know what to put in the water first, before the paints, or just the marbled paint? I'm from Brazil! Great hugs for you! ❤
What an awesome technique. I have seen other marveling techniques but nothing like this. You work is beautiful. CZcams has opened so many things to its watchers that they would otherwise never see. Great job Violet!!!
❤ Violet did awesome. But I’m wondering, do you do other things like shirts or even skirts? Can it be done? Do you have to make a different type of frame? Sorry my mind is just blown away. This is the coolest thing ever.
Bravo. Beaucoup de talent. De jolies foulards. Pouvez vous m'expliquer comment fixer à la fin les couleurs. Merci et bonne continuation. Mes salutations de la Tunisie.
Yes, to both. Just using the leftover paint creates a very light design and also more paint could be added, but very little paint is actually left on the surface once the scarf is removed.
Parabéns! Lindooo trabalho 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻gostaria de saber qual é essa tinta e o que vc coloca na água?Fiquei encantada com suas pinturas!Que Deus te abençoe sempre em nome de Jesus 🙏🏻
Thank you so much! The paints are artist, quality, acrylics, and Carrageenan is put in the water to thicken it. Thank you for watching! Happy beautiful day!
Your work is so awesome, I will be purchasing your classes soon! Can I ask where did you purchase your table from and your dyes, if you don’t mind me asking.🙏🏿❤️
Thank you so much! I made the tray out of wood and sealed it. The dyes are artist, quality, acrylics, such as Utrecht, golden fluid, and jacquard marbling paints. I will soon be adding the details of creating trays to my course. Please let me know if you have any other questions! courses.blueivymarbling.com/
I just found your channel a couple of days ago and have watched several videos since then. I'd like to learn how to do this and make the bandana size into unique worship flags. I have heard you say you use the more expensive acrilic paints and water them down. I don't understand why you couldn't use the cheaper paints. You wouldn't have to water them down as much. There is also a medium you can get to make them fabric paint. I guess larger bandanas are what I watched you do the other day.
Violet is such a beautiful name. I love your pretty scarves
I have been following ur amazing creations on TT & ran into yall here.. lovely ❤❤ I'm glad
Thank you! So glad you found us here too!
Such pretty color choices. Good job Violet.
Absolutely awesome work !
The joy that you teach your daughter is happiness for those who watch your video. I found the technique and the way you give the audience smiles to be dazzling! I love it, keep it up!
I would like to know what to put in the water first, before the paints, or just the marbled paint? I'm from Brazil! Great hugs for you! ❤
Thank you so much! The water in the tray is thickened with Carrageenan and that is what helps the paints to float.
What an awesome technique. I have seen other marveling techniques but nothing like this. You work is beautiful. CZcams has opened so many things to its watchers that they would otherwise never see. Great job Violet!!!
Thank you so much!
¡¡¡Excelente!!!
❤ Violet did awesome. But I’m wondering, do you do other things like shirts or even skirts? Can it be done? Do you have to make a different type of frame? Sorry my mind is just blown away. This is the coolest thing ever.
Bravo. Beaucoup de talent. De jolies foulards. Pouvez vous m'expliquer comment fixer à la fin les couleurs. Merci et bonne continuation. Mes salutations de la Tunisie.
Wow
Divino seu trabalho.
Thank you!
New to your channel. Do you have a video on how to make up your paints? Where do you get your silk scarves?
In the end the leftover paint looks so beautiful, can't you do another dip even if light is, or add some more on top without cleaning
Indeed pretty!! usually people do continue to do subsequent dips.
Yes, to both. Just using the leftover paint creates a very light design and also more paint could be added, but very little paint is actually left on the surface once the scarf is removed.
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Parabéns! Lindooo trabalho 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻gostaria de saber qual é essa tinta e o que vc coloca na água?Fiquei encantada com suas pinturas!Que Deus te abençoe sempre em nome de Jesus 🙏🏻
Thank you so much! The paints are artist, quality, acrylics, and Carrageenan is put in the water to thicken it. Thank you for watching! Happy beautiful day!
doing a great job
what do you use to keep
the paint float?
Thank you! The water is thickened with carrageenan and the paints are thinned down
Your work is so awesome, I will be purchasing your classes soon! Can I ask where did you purchase your table from and your dyes, if you don’t mind me asking.🙏🏿❤️
Thank you so much! I made the tray out of wood and sealed it. The dyes are artist, quality, acrylics, such as Utrecht, golden fluid, and jacquard marbling paints. I will soon be adding the details of creating trays to my course. Please let me know if you have any other questions! courses.blueivymarbling.com/
@@blueivymarbling1 ❤️
I used liquid starch and did well on paper. But when i did canvas it wont hold and runs off. Any suggestions that would help
Try spraying a couple of light coats of alum ( marbling alum)
What do you mix your acrylic paint with in the bottles? Nat UK 😁 loving your vids
The acrylic paints are watered down and once in a while, I will add a surfactant, such as Dawn liquid dish soap, when needed
I just found your channel a couple of days ago and have watched several videos since then. I'd like to learn how to do this and make the bandana size into unique worship flags.
I have heard you say you use the more expensive acrilic paints and water them down. I don't understand why you couldn't use the cheaper paints. You wouldn't have to water them down as much. There is also a medium you can get to make them fabric paint.
I guess larger bandanas are what I watched you do the other day.
Glad you found my channel! An easy route is to use Jacquard paints. They come already prepared for marbling.
Wunderschön. Wo bekommt man die Wannen und welche Farben verwenden Sie? Die Flüssigkeit in der Wanne ist Wasser?
Thank you! I make the tubs and use artist quality acrylics. The water is mixed with carrageenan
What type of material do u use four ur scarf . Do u notice the colors washing off after washing ?
I use silk. no it sets when laid on the water :)
What kind of paint do you use for fabric marbeling please?
You can use artist, quality, acrylic, paints, such as Utrecht, Golden, fluid, and jacquard Marbling paints
Favor traduzir em português, qual tintas e o produto colocado na água, Deus abençoe sempre vocês 👏👏
What kind of ink (paint) you use to put immediately the tissue in Water?
I use artist quality acrylics
What do you add to the water tray other
carrageenan
Are your acrylic paint mixed with something?
Thinned with water
Can u plz tell which color u r using brand n type n for water thickness
Lambda carrageenan is used for thickening the water and I use artist quality acrylic paints
@@blueivymarbling1 thank you so much can we used ebru colors we used in paper marbling n do u used oxgall in paint to spread it
Where do I get the tub to make the scarves in?
I make my own large trays out of wood and sealant
Boa tarde sou do Brasil. Quero saber que tipo de tinta e qual o líquido usado. Tudo lindo estou encantada. Parabéns a equipe.
I use artist quality, acrylics, and Carrageenan is used to thicken the water
Thank you so much!
Encantada com seu trabalho e já passando pra sua menina .Parabéns, sou.do.Brasil tbm e pena que não entendi a conversa !!
Can cotton be done the same way
Yes, it can!
Ciao sono entusiasta. Purtroppo non capisco l'inglese, che qualità di tessuto adoperi?sei fantastica!!!
Thank you so much! I use 100% silk
U r using oil colour?
acrylics
Do you have to pretreat your scarves?
Yes, I pre-treat the scarves with Alum
Poderia traduzir ok
What is couler?
Artist quality, acrylics, such as Utrecht, golden fluid, and Jacquard, Marbling pants
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