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Thank you so much! That’s just distilled water 🙂

@@crafterine thank you ☺️ I’m just asking, because I’m running into some troubles with my watercolor, with a particular pigment from guardi, when I do the test with my finger or especially with a tissue I can see the Color on it and I tried adding more watercolor binding but that barley fixed the problem ☹️☹️☹️ I haven’t had any problems with the metallic colors so far, but this blue (not metalic) is quite challenging, do you know what I could be doing wrong? 🙄

I used glitter from hemway brand too. Its of size 0.2 mm. I found it on amazon

I’m glad it was helpful 😍. Yes that pigment can be used too. I’ve never tried it but I’ve seen someone make paints out of them

Hi, the swatches are available on my instagram page. instagram.com/p/CPdUSZqrvYc/ They are not available in my shop at the moment. You can check out the other watercolors in my shop crafterine.etsy.com

You’re welcome. I enjoyed making them 😍

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Thank you for your kind words 🥺. I bought my glass muller from Amazon amzn.eu/d/7HjQvYZ and the glass slab from the hardware store. It’s thickness is 6mm

Thank you very much 🤗

Yes you can use food-grade too. I tried them however I noticed that the binder consistency is more thick. You could add some extra distilled water to compensate. I’m not fixed with any brand yet. I’m exploring a few different sources

@@crafterine alright thank you so much. Also in one of the comments, u mentioned that the pigment differs from that of artist grade so how do u work around that when using food grade?

Thank you!

Than you! Yes, I do. I keep them in the refrigerator,just to be safe 😉

You’re welcome. I use synthetic mica powder here :)

@@crafterine ok thank you!

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Thank you for your kind words. I’m happy to hear that I could inspire you a little bit. I remember looking for information and not finding anything helpful online. I wanted to make watercolors for my paintings and lettering, during lockdown I had a lot of time to experiment new recipes and techniques. Ever since I have been making paints, it’s almost 3 years I believe. 😄

Thank you for your interest in buying them. It means a lot to me. Unfortunately these are out of stock right now, but you can see my shop @crafterine on Etsy, if you find any other watercolors interesting 😄

Thank you! You’ll have fun making them 😍

You’re welcome. Here’s the link I bought it from amzn.eu/d/fsBq7Xt

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Oh I’m so sorry to hear that. Maybe you can try in winters when your cat doesn’t shed 🥰

I’m really happy to hear that ❤️

It’s indeed a pleasure to make one for yourself. Thank you 🤩

I believe only on papers since they are watercolors and might be tough to hold onto other surfaces. I have tried on air dry clay, but they weren’t as vibrant as on paper

I noticed that they didn’t dry but rather are jelly like, similar to Himi gouache

Oh ! I’m sorry to hear that. If the pigment is not sticking to the paper, it needs more binder. The binder helps stick the pigment to the paper. If it’s getting on your fingers, it definitely needs more binder. When you rub a tissue paper and there’s no dried paint on it, till then you have to keep adding the binder. I hope it works out for you. Let me know how it goes.

Thank you. Well, I did plan on doing a voiceover but I didn’t get to. Maybe I’ll do it once with a voiceover too

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The mica pigments don’t need as much mulling as mineral pigments. However a rub test on white paper helps determine the mulling is enough. After swatching the paint on paper and letting it dry completely , rub over it with a paper towel, if it is clean, the paint is ready

That’s so kind of you ! Thank you for supporting my shop. You picked a beautiful color palette. I shipped it yesterday, they will arrive soon 😍❤️

@@crafterine I can't wait to use them! ✨🫶

Did you get to try them already? 🤭

Thank you so much for letting me know

de nada! El aceite esencial que utilicé aquí es aceite de clavo :)

@@crafterine muchas gracias ✨

Thank you Vasanth 😍

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Thank you Sherin 😊

Omg! That’s amazing! I’m sure you loved making them ❤. Have fun and congratulations on making the first ones 😍

@crafterine thank you a lot ❤️ is really kind of you share with us.. here in Brazil, I don't find this shimmering watercolors for buy.. So make them, was very fun and made me happy 😘😘😘

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That’s a good question 😊. The best way I do it is by doing a rub test with a tissue paper like on 4:39. After swatching the paint : 1. let it dry completely 2. Take a clean tissue and rub it over the swatch 3. If the pigment or the glitter is found on the tissue, you need more binder. 4. If the tissue is clean, you have enough binder already, like in 5:14 I hope this helps. It’s tricky to have a fixed measure because some pigments need less binder and some need more. So I would suggest you to start adding the binder little by little until you find the right amount 😊

If i want less quantity like a 1/4 pan? You know the recipe?😅

Yes, some of them are in my Etsy shop, however I ship only within Europe for the time being:)

@@crafterine dang I live in Alaska:/

Ouch! :(

Absolutely!

It’s called a watercolor binder. There’s a full tutorial on my channel, if you’re interested. This one is just an ASMR version 😊

Thank you very much. I really appreciate your time. I’ll include it in the upcoming videos. You can also checkout the full tutorial of paint making on another video 😃

Yes absolutely! You get readymade liquid gum Arabic too. You don’t need to add water, if the contents have honey, you can skip it too. (It’ll be mentioned in the back label)

I agree

I bought it from Amazon, from a brand called hemway