Thank you so much Donna!! you made my day. I had a lot of reservations with the voice over, thank you for your encouragement.

Thank you

thank you :D

Glad you like them!

thank you :D

Thank you so much. I am glad you like the painting technique. I will try to include more details in the future videos

Thank you Carla :) I am so happy to hear you like my work.

thanks :)

Thanks so much 😊

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad it was helpful! thank you :) you could use a thin damp brush or just a pair of scissors if tearing by hand is not working for you

I'm so glad!

so glad to hear that!

Thanks so much. Cheers!

thank you :) I am so glad you liked it :)

thank you :D

thank you :D mixed media, okay. I will work on that, thank you!

yes that's a good idea...please do make one Divya :)

Thank you :) Okay! noted.

Thanks. Washable canvas ? I don't understand.

Sorry for writing wrong. Actually I meant with fabric which can be washed.

yes :) you might need to give 2 coats of basecoat :)

Decoupaged products get sticky/tacky sometimes for the following reasons 1. One has used too much product. i.e. too much basecoat, paint, glue, thick paper, varnish etc. Always apply thin, even coats. The layers buildup and can get tacky if there is too much product used overall 2. One has only used Mod Podge or Decoupage glue as final coat. After a layer of Mod Podge, I use a layer of wood varnish as a final top coat layer. I prefer using Asian Paints Aquadur. It dries fast, its odourless and waterbased. You could use any wood varnish. This top coat will ensure the product is water, fade and heat resistant 3. One has to allow the product to cure after varnish. So between coats please allow a few days for it to completely dry and cure. If this step is skipped or hurried, the products get very tacky. Hope this helps! Good luck. Divya.

sure!

Hi Helen, thank you for your feedback. I had that idea too, I will show blending in real time in one of my new projects. Also will work on the camera angle and try to zoom in. The brush, yes, i could still use it for blending, but that shape is gone. a sponge dabber will help.

Hello. The paints are acrylics, artist grade from Camlin. Yes. I wait for the paint to dry completely before using the stamps. I dont like to get my stamps dirty with paint :) Very happy to hear you enjoyed the video :)

of course! all major craft stores sell them :)

I used to clean them with a stamp cleaner or shampoo. But now i just use a baby wipe or sometimes dont clean them at all. gotten too lazy. i would recommend a baby wipe :)

Yelling Yellow thanks.. eagerly waiting for more videos to come 😁

No I haven't. Cut the napkin into small bits and work with it. smaller bits are easier to handle

How sweet, thank you :) yes please let me know, what did you want to know?

check out the napkin video tutorials on my channel. I gave you detailed tips and techniques on how to avoid that

Thank you Farah! the napkins are from 3-4 years ago easily. They must be out of stock now. you could write to Craftslane asking them to notify you when they are back in stock :)

Yelling Yellow thanks for the idea . Keep up the great work ☺

depends, i usually give it a day. more the better to be honest

Sorry to hear that. please contact them on - customercare@craftslane.com. this is their policy - www.craftslane.com/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=8

Hi Sandra, these are - 9.5" height and 1" thickness

Yelling Yellow thankyou for reply. Hope mine look as good when done x

I am sure they will Sandra :) good Luck! do share a photo when done, would love to see :)