‘Drink Me’ Bottle Glass Chess Piece - Alice in Wonderland Chess Set
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- In this video I try to make a handmade glass chess piece inspired by the Drink Me bottle in Alice in Wonderland.
I haven’t much experience using borosilicate tubing so this was a lot of learning for me but for a first try, I was delighted with the results that I think is a solid foundation to build on.
Someone suggested baby oil, which is a good idea but if you want to use water I suggest you use distilled water and glycerin to make a thicker mixture that won't get cloudy.
100% on the glycerine mix - this is commonly used in wine chilling glass balls, too, since the liquids don't really separate and the liquid can handle cooler temperatures without freezing (important, especially if you're possibly shipping in cold weather). I use glycerine and mica in my soap making and can tell you this will likely work well.
The next time you make a bottle, use baby oil for the liquid! It won’t evaporate like water will. That’s what I used in my resin shakers.
I wish the videos were a bit longer. I love to watch your progress. Keep up the good work!
Oki doki! I can make them longer ☺️
I love watching your progress. Kinda makes me want to try it out as well
I was thinking the same thing! It looks fun and exciting to learn about.
Love your videos! Would love to see you work though, instead of you telling us what you’ll be doing and then cutting out you actually doing it! I love your enthusiasm and your work!
If this piece is intended to last/ be sold, after testing is done of course. You might want to look into the light fastness of food coloring because I've heard there's issues with it because it's not pigment-based.
I love watching your progress ❤
Great work, I enjoy seeing the shimmery bottle👍😊
I just found you and I love your content. I love your energy and optimism! I’d really love to see a video about your skill tree sometime. I’ve never seen anything like it and I love what I’ve seen of the concept.
Uhh so nice! I really like it! Thanks for a progress video, I'll look for s short 😁👏
I think If you use alcohol instead of water the mica powder will keep swirling around in the liquid instead of falling to the bottom
No, you need glycerin to thicken the mixture to make it last longer
Hypnotic Liqueur would be a tasty liquid if you didn't know about it, it's light blue and glittery
Can show us everything that you made so far?
I'm guessing you are using the same footage for both TikTok and CZcams? (I'm not on TikTok anymore) If you ever decide to commit to CZcams more than TikTok it would be lovely if you'd slow down the pace of your editing a bit. Again it's totally understandable if you're juggling both CZcams and TikTok to have the same type of videos on both, but in general my view is that in CZcams the video could benefit from a much more relaxed pace. Ending every sentence in a high note and cutting right after each one makes the video feel rushed (which again is totally understandable because that's how TikTok videos need to be to grab the attention of the viewer) and the whole content a bit hollow. I love your work and feel that your art style would benefit from a much more gentle editing, then again I'm just overall excited to have you now on CZcams as well!❤😊
Ah Oki doki this is great feedback! It’s definitely going to take me a while to get used to making longer format vids and I know CZcams is very different in its content style. I’m sure they will change as we go - thank you for your honest feedback! ❤️
@@trejayne some additional information. Creative videos do better on youtube the more you show exactly how you are making something. Hope that helps a little 😊
You should use demineralised water for it because they can become moldy on the inside, you should also add as a splash of isopropal alcohol to kill any bacteria for safe measure, I would suggest a 1:9 part ratio 1 part alcohol 9 parts water
it's also pronounced as (Mike-a) not (meeka) powder just to let you know ,I just dont want people to harass you with how you say it
Ah! Thanks so much I shall give this a try!
I love your energy, the work you do and the results - but these videos have far too many quick cuts... it's actually a bit stressful to watch.
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Thank you ❤️