I love this tute. Lots of great information. Then we use less paint and less time!! The beads are beautiful. I love Darlene too. Have been watching her for a long time. All the good folks you named in her bead group are the best. I love those enormous beads you painted. incredible!!! I also use triple thick, but since I live in an apartment, I use it from a jar. It's the best glossy finisher I ever used. I've learned so much!!! Thank you for sharing!
@wrenbyrd10935 ай бұрын
Really cool! 😊 With the larger beads you could make them look like planets and do the whole solar system. I saw a (very expensive!) set of sidewalk chalk in Barnes and Noble that has round chalks that look like all of the planets. Pretty cool idea.
@PTBDESIGNS_4U5 ай бұрын
Yes it's a goal of mine to do it less expensive but still looks great
@WellISaidIt5 ай бұрын
Just a word of advice, never soak your brushes in water past the bristles. The water is going to go under the metal ring thing around the bristles and erode the glue that hold everything together. You'll have bald brushes in no time.
@PTBDESIGNS_4U5 ай бұрын
Thank you, I see that happening.
@aJadestyles5 ай бұрын
How do you make them shine after painting? I find mine come out dull ... although they are beautiful 😊 I just would like a little more glowing/shine to bring more attractiveness ❤ Thank you...update: I just got the answer through the video. Thank you...Now my question is; Do you dip the beads on the string or do you dip just the beads alone? Thanks 😊
@PTBDESIGNS_4U5 ай бұрын
I use spray enamel gloss. Polyurethane is great for dipping beads in. Or some paint brands have a gloss or varnish.
@PTBDESIGNS_4U5 ай бұрын
For the shine or finish I do individually unless I'm using a spray, I go outside and get to it.😊