That binder separation breaks my heart😩 whenever I have trouble unwrapping a pan I would put it in the freezer for five minutes or so to help the paint become solids instead of being sticky But wow what a haul I hope you enjoy your new supplies 🥰
Oh, Aya my sweet friend!!! I loved this video so much, everything about it!! I loved seeing the Rembrandt granulating palette swatched. I might need that. Thanks so much for the shout out, that was so sweet of you. I so glad you loved the Schmincke palette as much as I did! Seeing the binder separation was heart breaking for sure...Ugh. Next time, you can use a long metal stick in to stir it up or massage the tube. Sadly it seems to happen with all brands eventually, maybe after sitting a long while? I hope you enjoy all your new lovely art supplies. Please keep sharing your hauls!! 💗
Aw, thank you a bunch for your super sweet comment! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and found the swatches helpful! Your tip about using a long metal stick is aw😍 awesome-I'll definitely give that a try next time! Your support means the world to me, and I can't wait to share more art hauls with you! Let's keep the creative vibes flowing together! 💸
@@AyasPaperCrafts I also loved seeing your artwork! Yes, I used to use the Tim Holtz paper piercing tool. I believe Kimberly Crick used an awl, if I remember correctly. Yes, your support means the world to me too. All of the wonderful creative people on UA-cam! 💗
Thank you so much for your kind words! Stephanie Davis is indeed amazing, and I'm glad you enjoy her videos too. She really does provide valuable insights. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and share your thoughts!
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That binder separation breaks my heart😩 whenever I have trouble unwrapping a pan I would put it in the freezer for five minutes or so to help the paint become solids instead of being sticky
But wow what a haul I hope you enjoy your new supplies 🥰
That's a great tip! Thank you so much xo!
Oh, Aya my sweet friend!!! I loved this video so much, everything about it!! I loved seeing the Rembrandt granulating palette swatched. I might need that. Thanks so much for the shout out, that was so sweet of you. I so glad you loved the Schmincke palette as much as I did! Seeing the binder separation was heart breaking for sure...Ugh. Next time, you can use a long metal stick in to stir it up or massage the tube. Sadly it seems to happen with all brands eventually, maybe after sitting a long while? I hope you enjoy all your new lovely art supplies. Please keep sharing your hauls!! 💗
Aw, thank you a bunch for your super sweet comment! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and found the swatches helpful! Your tip about using a long metal stick is aw😍 awesome-I'll definitely give that a try next time! Your support means the world to me, and I can't wait to share more art hauls with you! Let's keep the creative vibes flowing together! 💸
@@AyasPaperCrafts I also loved seeing your artwork! Yes, I used to use the Tim Holtz paper piercing tool. I believe Kimberly Crick used an awl, if I remember correctly. Yes, your support means the world to me too. All of the wonderful creative people on UA-cam! 💗
Your comments are just hilarious 😆 ❤
omg thank you very much :D
Beautiful video! I love Stephanie Davis’ videos too! She is a big enabler, but she also saves me at times since she is honest. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Stephanie Davis is indeed amazing, and I'm glad you enjoy her videos too. She really does provide valuable insights. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and share your thoughts!
Oh that was fun to watch. And also very tempting. Then I see the frustration with the sticky and yeah, no thanks. Lol. Enjoy your new colors.
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if u put the pans in the freezer for a little bit before opening they wont stick so much to the paper, becarefull not to fully freeze your paints😅👍👍👍
thank you for the tip.