Adding Colour to Wood Burning | Humming Birds

[@cherylfleming2425]

Beautiful! Great gift for your Grandma!

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thanks so much

[@julielaverell7614]

Sarah, I always enjoy your work. And I enjoy watching the progress of the piece. I wish you did more but really enjoy your videos when they come out. Well done.

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thank you! 😊 I’m going to try to do more, so hopefully I’ll succeed and there will be more videos soon.

[@uppersunnyside]

Beautiful

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thank you

[@CorneliusCreations]

Great video!

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thanks! :)

[@ericbarrett7661]

Outstanding work!!!

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thank you!

[@mandiyoung4163]

Well done! You have great skill.

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thank you! :)

[@kiko7247]

Amazing!

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thanks!

[@carmenfernandez9263]

Exelente trabajo!!

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thanks!

[@66britty]

Love it

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thanks! :)

[@jamesm2565]

Very nice video. Doesn't using water raise the grain too much, or does a lacquer overspray hide everything? Does isopropyl akcohol work as well as water in terms of spreading the colour? It shouldn't raise the grain.

[@WildwoodStudio]

Thank you :)
I haven’t had an issue so far. I didn’t use a lot of water so I’m not really soaking the wood. Also, I sand all my boards a lot before hand, which I think helps. The isopropyl alcohol is a good idea, I’ll try that sometime :) wouldn’t it dry the wood out tho?

[@66britty]

What kind of wood are you using?

[@WildwoodStudio]

Basswood