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Graciás por que la transcripción está en español Pero escuchándola práctico el inglés

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Eres tan chistosa! Me encantó sus vídeos 😂

Can cloves and essential oils really preserve the ink?

Awsome! Greetings from Ukraine💛💙

Loving the hiccups 😳

What can you use instead of the gum arabic?

You should try making paper out of the dandelion pulp!

4:42 Rest in Peace little bug

oh thank you. what are the leaves at the very beginning please? that you have the writing on. i think they are beautiful

Oh nah nah a must on the farm for honey bees and then comes the clover

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Most adorable toes on YT, imho. <3

RIP bugs at 4:47

~Looks into dye videos~ WAIT, I KNOW THIS ACCENT, ~Looks into video description~ IT'S THE ACCENT OF MY HOME TOWN :D It's my reminder to go visit my family ; _;

May be you should wash your leaves more times than this time. Thank you for your sharing.

Meu deus! Cadê os vídeos? Help me!! Hihi

me and my girlfriend were watching paintmaking vids and saw this one and as it started we both went oooo and then you went oooo and scared the shit out of both of us LOL

Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge and you are so cute!❤

your channel is so amazing oh my god

this is so amazinggg

I hope you read this comment, and have the time to answer. I wonder ... You said that when we add alum to the liquid, the water should be warm. Is it should be warm too when we add sodium carbonate? Because you suggested that we must wait for thirty minutes. And after we mix the sodium carbonate to the liquid, should we boil the liquid? TIA.

is there a chance that mushrooms will grow from any spores in the ink

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Incroyable! Wow j'espère me trouver des champis comme ça dans mon coin! (Shawinigan) Comment cette encre réagit avec le temps? J'adore ta chaîne, j'attends la prochaine vidéo. Mon médium c'est la gouache j'aimerais bien que tu en fasses si ça te parle. Merci encore 🤩

i love the fact dandelions are 'pissenlit' in french....or... 'piss the bed'....perfect

what a cute channel :) thanks for sharing this stuff

Oh my god that's so cool and great, honestly I normally when I hear eco-friendly automatically think in vegan, I Know this one it's not which is completely fine, i think it's better than other chemical options out there tho but do you think or see as viable some alternative vegan recipes for paint binder too? That would be great, I hope with the knowledge you have for natural materials can gave me some guide or suggestions for that, than you in advance ❤

Dandelions are also a great source of food. You can also use their lookalikes for this stuff (all their lookalikes are also edible).

Dandelion tea and lemon drink are the best medicine for liver

this is sooo great. thank you for that video <3

Waaaow soo cool!:)

Sigue haciendo más videos! estan buenisimos! Saludos desde Argentina.

Is this a reupload?

"filtration"

"waiting"

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WOW! Super! 🙂

How much water should be used?

Great video! I would be interested in the video about fabric paint, that you are mentioning at the end of this video, but unfortunelly I can´t find it on you´re chanell. Is it somewhere, where i can watch it? Or do you have any sources about the technique from which I can learn it? Thank you

Great job! Thanks for the info. I’m just learning how to make watercolors .

Omg! they're adorable <3 I almost want to make one for my furbaby even though he doesn't go outside haha

Which ingredients did you use, Sodium carbonate, and what?

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Any advice we my mixture is not bunbling when I add washing soda?

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That looks like sage green

Very interesting! Although technically, as I just learned from a video by a natural ink maker, we should call it a dye, not a pigment. According to her, pigments are from minerals, are not water soluble and don't contain carbon, i.e. no plants. Anything made from a plant, therefore, is a dye. ua-cam.com/users/liveefazCqvlrEA?si=G-2E0Poa4K99mrVu&t=568

I loooove your videos and style! Please post more ❤️

Couldn’t you just dry the dandelions and crush them up directly? Then mix it with linseed oil?