Kintsugi is related to Wabi-sabi, which is a style that accepts the imperfections and impermanence of everyday life. Wabi-sabi is a beautiful art form. I also like saying wabi-sabi. Wabi-sabi. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I'm just starting to learn about this! I should have my supplies by next Friday! So I've been looking for more informative videos and so far yours has been my favorite! ❤
This is so awesome. You are really branching out with your videos and I love it. I might have to hire you to produce my videos . Keep up the great work
@@SallieKatStudio Epoxy is toxic, and I wouldn't trust the coloring you are adding either. Even kintsugi made by the traditional methods say that it isn't safe for food anymore and is strictly a showpiece. I would stop using it as a water cup.
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Kintsugi is related to Wabi-sabi, which is a style that accepts the imperfections and impermanence of everyday life. Wabi-sabi is a beautiful art form. I also like saying wabi-sabi. Wabi-sabi. Thanks for sharing!
Good skill for cat owners to have
I thought epoxy wasn’t food safe?
Yeah it's not recommended. Becomes more of an ornament this way.
Thank you! I'm just starting to learn about this! I should have my supplies by next Friday! So I've been looking for more informative videos and so far yours has been my favorite! ❤
I don't have any ceramics, though I am glad you're diversifying! Go SallieKat!
This is so awesome. You are really branching out with your videos and I love it. I might have to hire you to produce my videos . Keep up the great work
Very helpful, thank you!
This was fun!
This is so helpful! And I thought that voice sounded familiar! ❤
Good stuff!
Amazing job, thanks for sharing it! And lovely t-shirts, by the way! 😊
Thank you! I thought the “I learned something” shirt would be appropriate for this. XD
Man that was painful to watch and sorry the result is terrible.
It's a perfect example how NOT to do it.
My sentiments
can you drink from that cup, put it in the microwave and use it as a normal one?
It's fine for cold drinks, but I wouldn't use it for hot ones. Hot water from a dishwasher will soften the epoxy, and I don't trust it in a microwave.
@@SallieKatStudio Epoxy is toxic, and I wouldn't trust the coloring you are adding either. Even kintsugi made by the traditional methods say that it isn't safe for food anymore and is strictly a showpiece. I would stop using it as a water cup.
ritenta sarai più fortunata...lavoro veramente pessimo
Ridiculous 😂😂🙄