You are literally the Queen of Charms! Everything you make is lovely, but you definitely excel at charms. No matter what old thing you cut up to make them, they always look so professional and shop-bought. I love your voice and the way you pronounce your English, and watching you work is so soothing because you're very "calm" and your voice turns almost to a whisper when you're engrossed in the process. Alice can have her Queen of Hearts... ...but we have our Queen of Charms! 👸🤗😘💖
My husband found a huge roll of thin copper at a yard sale, and I've been cutting and embossing ever since. That was over 10 years ago. I'm getting really low, so I will be using our aluminum cans next. You are doing an amazing job with this. If you ever get any thin copper, try the same thing, then put it in Miracle gro plant fertilizer Mixed with water and beautiful verdigris will gather in the nooks and crannies, creating beautiful works of art. I love this video.❤❤❤
Oh wow! Thank you so much for sharing that amazing information with me. I have some wide self adhesive copper tape that I’ve never used. I am excited to try your technique with miracle grow!
You know I ha e watched this video 4 different times and every single time I see and learn something new. I don’t remember if i commented before, i must have. But watching again just had to say thank u for sharing ur amazing talent.❤❤❤
Hello, Aluminum doesn't rust, so you would be waiting a long time for rust to show up. Rust is oxidized iron. Thanks for sharing your process though! Lots of good ideas, ❤
You’re very welcome! Glad you liked it. Oh, I know the aluminum doesn’t rust but I was hoping when I placed it in the rust it might stick to it, as in color it. The same way I dye papers with rust. To my disappointment it just slid off, it wouldn’t stick to it at all 😊
@@Saacibo Yes, this is why airplanes are made from aluminum, so they don't rust and because no metal sticks to it, making airplanes aerodynamic. I do think aluminum patinas, but it's a white crusty film that isn't very interesting and hard to see..
Fun! Fun! Fun! Drink up! You always have such a variety of techniques/twists to make the same thing look so different. Thank you for sharing your talents 😍
I started cutting up cans like this a few months ago when I realized how thin the walls of Pellegrino Essenza cans are. I found that if you rip off the key on top (so it doesn’t get in the way) you can use an Oxo type can opener on the side edge of the top to get the top off. Then I just use a utility shears (or pruning scissors) to cut down the side and then work around the bottom to get that off. It is a whole lot less dangerous than using a craft knife.
Beautiful charms. Thank you. I tried long time ago a similar idea I dont have all these colours, but i found that if you heat the aluminium or burn it over the flame of the stove carefully the silver colour of the can will become gold then will turn bronze with all its grades . I liked the result
I just stumbled upon your channel and found this very interesting and well explained. I liked how calm and thorough you were! I can’t wait to check out your other videos! I’ve also liked and subscribed! Thank you for sharing.
Great project ! Love these beauties. And I would also wear ears protections 😂 Ow... That sound when you cut the can... 😝😖 Thanks so much for sharing your talent and ideas 👌🏻
I have some disposable roasting trays I used for coffee dying paper in but no longer need. I just cut them up a few days ago to use with embossing folders... charms are def top of my list now!!! TFS 😊
What amazingly gorgeous things you have made! I couldn't afford a Sizzix so bought a mini die cutting machine from Temu, that works beautifully. Got a lot of aluminum cans as well. Guess what I'll be playing with today, thanks to you! Yes, I'll try to be very careful, thank you. 😁
My friend Shellie has a video from years ago making jewelry and charms from soda cans and tins and her video got me started. There are some really neat floral and other patterns on some cans for teas and soda. The aluminum is hard on your cutting dies though and wears them out eventually.
Oh my! These are absolutely fabulous! Can’t wait to have a go - just need to go get some beer cans so I’ll probably end up a bit drunk lol. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
Thank you so much! Glad you liked the video. Oh, if you have some beer please wait till tomorrow to craft so you don’t cut yourself. Or, get someone else to drink, lol. 😆
What a great video ! You’re actually making beautiful & unique pieces that have the potential of having many applications. I love the idea of getting out your sizzex machine to make gorgeous patterns with embossed pop cans ! Keep the ideas flowing ! Many thank you’s ! Julie
So awesome, although I used my Sizzix to emboss the cans before, never thought to use the dies to cut them, am excited to give it a try, thanks D for another great tutorial!! 💜💜💜
The tops from sour cream dig foods or any of the aluminum sheet type tops can be used doing this. I made several from the aldi dog food tubs. I love how they all turned out.
@@SaaciboBuenas tardes acabo de ver las cosas maravillosas que haces, podrías decirme como sr llama la máquina que utilizas, desde ya muchas gracias. ❤❤
Thank you so much for sharing all your wonderful ideas with all of us, I will certainly have a go with some aluminium. What you make are so lovely and I would not have thought to put it thru my Sizzix so thank you for that.
This week this is a second revolution in the world I love to escape to. The first one was in yesterday’s video of Treasure Books channel (backing up magazine images with no glue, project 12). In this video the material and creations made of it are both extraordinary. I am afraid to cut myself and aluminum cans do not enter my house (and if they do, in my province in Canada we bring them to the bottle depot to get the deposit money back). But still, super interesting. I wonder if I can do something similar with several layers of heavy-duty foil I use in my cooking… Need to try that.
Unfortunately, cutting up the cans is a bit of a risk. A few people mentioned in the comments that they like to cut aluminum trays, the ones that are used for baking. I haven’t tried with those, yet. Aluminum foil is thin but perhaps gluing it first to card stock and then cutting might work. Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment. I appreciate it very much ❤️❤️❤️
Wow! I did not know there was such a machine. I'm getting one for myself and granddaughter. I love recycling aluminum cans and making junk journals. Thank You for sharing. You are a awesome!
I love all these ideas! Regarding the sewing part, are you using the same needle you use for fabric and what is it, just a universal needle? I’m surprised the needle doesn’t break or immediately get dull. But I plan to try the technique because it looks really nice with the stitching you’ve done. Thanks for sharing these ideas.
Thank you so much for watching! I use heavy duty needles that are meant for sewing jeans and thick materials. I keep one for the cans separate in case it gets dull. 😊
So clever of you to run the bookmark through your machine to press the glue into it. I never would have thought of it! Coukd I use pastries paper on top or must it be cloth?
I used cloth to collect extra glue that might seep. Also, my cutting plates are full of scratches and I didn’t want them transferring to the bookmark. Perhaps paper would do. 😊
I'm soooooo happy you made this video! I haven't even watched it all yet, but I was so ecstatic when I saw what it was about 😊 I am the same about worrying about getting cut. I have been trying this for awhile now, and decided I better stop before I cut myself, as I'm pretty accident prone lol your projects are beautiful! Thank you
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you like it! Oh, I am accident prone, too. Especially if I get too immersed into my work. I have to stay grounded when I work with metal, and that is so hard sometimes. It’s the same as being very sleepy but wanting to stay awake 😊❤️
I had no idea you could make embellishments from aluminum cans. WOW! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity and Upcycling with us. I will definitely give this a try. You now have another new subscriber.
Great ideas. Years ago when I started doing this, the cans were thicker. Since they're thinner now, I put wax paper between the dies and the can, which helps the die cuts come out easier and with less damage.
You said to wear gloves, but you aren’t. Not a good example. I was just waiting for you to cut yourself. I’m not saying that to be mean only that it scared me. I will definitely wear gloves because I want to try this. And you are the queen of charms.
Didn't you find that the objects you cut with the dyes had sort of a rolled edge? Other videos I have watched about using dies with aluminum can sheets mention that.
Voici sa réponse je la remercie d'avance j'ai traduit sa réponse en français français Saacibo Pas plus que du papier. J'ai eu beaucoup plus de coupures de papier que celles-ci
Hello! So I am anxious to try this but I've been really curious... have you found that cutting aluminum hurts your dies? did it SHARPEN them? Holy moly what a bonus if that's true!
Aluminum doesn't "rust" like Steel, or Iron. Which is corrosive, and eats away at the metal., until it is broken/eaten away. Instead, Aluminum, forms "Aluminum Oxide' a whiteish coating. It actually PROTECTS the aluminum from damage. It has to be removed to paint it properly, otherwise it isn't a problem..like Iron and Steel "rust" is.
All are awesome! i love how the inks on the anchor make it look like an ocean relic. btw, aluminum won't rust, it will just oxidize to a dingy whitish gray...
Thank you so much! I suspected it wouldn’t rust but I guess I was hoping it might become colored in the same way like paper does. To my disappointment, nothing happened. Rust just fell off. Luckily, inks work well 😀❤️
@@Saacibo Lol, yes the ink is great! Just wanted to save you the time of trying to make it rust. I also saw a faux rust technique where they mixed cinnamon with glue, i think, maybe was gesso, then heated with a mini torch, and it bubbled & burned then looked all textued and awesome! I'm guessing you should laquer it afterwards....
Hello, sorry for my english, i'm à New subcriber, i'm french to Paris, I like what you doing, please can you say me , the name of your glue? Thank you for this vidéo and reponse
Good Work ilove textures on metal, but i din't SEE that machine....how can i find one machine on freemarket, whats is it the name? Thankyou for show US your art on metal aluminium
New sub! This is a fantastic idea :) I love the charms, but that cross-hatch embossing is great for a 'guy' card front. My brother is a car/truck guy and this will be just the ticket for his birthday card. I have so many dies that I never use, so now I can use them for charms.
Wow thank you for such an interesting & fun video, there's a lot to learn here, fun crafting for sure, but what are those holder pins called, I thought that you said either bulk or bulb pins, I looked both of them up to no avail, so could you let me know what those pins are called, I'd like to get some of those, ok, thanks.
Just amazing! Believe it or not I have been saving aluminum cans that I flattened, but I had no idea what to do with them. Thanks for the awesome idea! ❤😊
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You are literally the Queen of Charms!
Everything you make is lovely, but you definitely excel at charms. No matter what old thing you cut up to make them, they always look so professional and shop-bought.
I love your voice and the way you pronounce your English, and watching you work is so soothing because you're very "calm" and your voice turns almost to a whisper when you're engrossed in the process.
Alice can have her Queen of Hearts...
...but we have our Queen of Charms! 👸🤗😘💖
Yes, exactly, Dragana is the Queen of Charms!
Aww, your comment is gold! Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
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You have such a soothing voice. And thank you for no music, I find it annoying. Glad I found you today. 👍🏼👍🏼👏👏
You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 😊❤️
Oh, the star Christmas ornament is lovely! 👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much! 😊❤️
My husband found a huge roll of thin copper at a yard sale, and I've been cutting and embossing ever since. That was over 10 years ago. I'm getting really low, so I will be using our aluminum cans next. You are doing an amazing job with this. If you ever get any thin copper, try the same thing, then put it in Miracle gro plant fertilizer
Mixed with water and beautiful verdigris will gather in the nooks and crannies, creating beautiful works of art. I love this video.❤❤❤
Oh wow! Thank you so much for sharing that amazing information with me. I have some wide self adhesive copper tape that I’ve never used. I am excited to try your technique with miracle grow!
@@Saacibo Remember to emboss the copper. It's such a fun technique. If you have any questions, just let me know.
A brilliant idea. Thank you for sharing.
What clever clever ideas ‼️
Thank you ❤️
Ive used tomato puree tubes in the past but they are thicker than drinks cans and very sharp. They are a sort of rose gold colour 😊
I never thought of that! Thanks for sharing. I wonder if they can be cut with dies 🤔 I guess I have to try 😊 Thanks so much for watching ❤️
@@Saacibo When I used the tomato puree tubes I didn't try but steel rule dies might work ☺️x
What an incredible idea. I love them. Thank you.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching 😊❤️
I love how you take the time to test all the options and share your creativity with us. You never disappoint. Hugs and stay well.
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
I like how you made the charms not sharp.
Wauw! Fantastic. Thank you 👍🥰
You’re welcome 😊❤️
You know I ha e watched this video 4 different times and every single time I see and learn something new. I don’t remember if i commented before, i must have. But watching again just had to say thank u for sharing ur amazing talent.❤❤❤
Wow, thank you so much! I’m really glad you like it 😊❤️
This is a brilliant idea, and well executed! I love it! Thank you!
You're so welcome! Glad you liked it 😊❤️
Love love love this 💕
Thanks so much ❤️
Love this idea!
Thank you! 😊❤️
Very cool and clever! Love it! TYFS❤
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching 😊❤️
Love love this!!
Thank you ❤️
More great ideas. Love these and so pretty. My recycle/trash bin will forever be empty, LOL, with all the wonderful ideas you inspire us with.
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
Your voice and way of speaking are so soothing. Beautiful work!
Wow, thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
When I’ve watch yr videos I do it for a second time when I want to sleep, your voice a is the voice of an angel and it often puts me to sleep 😴
Very unique nd creative 💜
Hello, Aluminum doesn't rust, so you would be waiting a long time for rust to show up. Rust is oxidized iron. Thanks for sharing your process though! Lots of good ideas, ❤
You’re very welcome! Glad you liked it. Oh, I know the aluminum doesn’t rust but I was hoping when I placed it in the rust it might stick to it, as in color it. The same way I dye papers with rust. To my disappointment it just slid off, it wouldn’t stick to it at all 😊
@@Saacibo Yes, this is why airplanes are made from aluminum, so they don't rust and because no metal sticks to it, making airplanes aerodynamic. I do think aluminum patinas, but it's a white crusty film that isn't very interesting and hard to see..
Actually, you could use cinnamon. That would look like rust🤷🏽♀️✨
Love this
I’m so glad! Thanks for watching ❤️
Great video 😊
Thanks for watching 😊
Fun! Fun! Fun! Drink up! You always have such a variety of techniques/twists to make the same thing look so different. Thank you for sharing your talents 😍
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for your kind comment and for watching ❤️😊
Very interesting the way you did these
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching ❤️
I started cutting up cans like this a few months ago when I realized how thin the walls of Pellegrino Essenza cans are. I found that if you rip off the key on top (so it doesn’t get in the way) you can use an Oxo type can opener on the side edge of the top to get the top off. Then I just use a utility shears (or pruning scissors) to cut down the side and then work around the bottom to get that off. It is a whole lot less dangerous than using a craft knife.
Great tip! Thanks for sharing this information with me and everyone. 😊❤️
Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you for taking the time to create this video and share your knowledge! xox Lynn
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Beautiful charms. Thank you. I tried long time ago a similar idea
I dont have all these colours, but i found that if you heat the aluminium or burn it over the flame of the stove carefully the silver colour of the can will become gold then will turn bronze with all its grades . I liked the result
Wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing that with me. I would love to try this 😊❤️
LOVE YOUR TECNIQUES !!!!!
Thank you ❤️😊
I just stumbled upon your channel and found this very interesting and well explained. I liked how calm and thorough you were! I can’t wait to check out your other videos! I’ve also liked and subscribed! Thank you for sharing.
Hello and welcome to the channel. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for subscribing. I appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️
Great project ! Love these beauties. And I would also wear ears protections 😂 Ow... That sound when you cut the can... 😝😖
Thanks so much for sharing your talent and ideas 👌🏻
Thank you❤️ Oh, I hated that sound, too. It made my teeth hurt 😆
Weirdly I'm the exact opposite, I'm loving the sounds 😂❤
I have some disposable roasting trays I used for coffee dying paper in but no longer need. I just cut them up a few days ago to use with embossing folders... charms are def top of my list now!!! TFS 😊
You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video! Aluminum roasting trays are great for this, too.
Thanks so much for watching ❤️
What amazingly gorgeous things you have made! I couldn't afford a Sizzix so bought a mini die cutting machine from Temu, that works beautifully. Got a lot of aluminum cans as well. Guess what I'll be playing with today, thanks to you! Yes, I'll try to be very careful, thank you. 😁
You’re very welcome! Glad you liked the video. Any die cutting machine would do, doesn’t have to be Sizzix. Hope you have lots of fun creating 😊❤️
I Have just bought a mini from TEMU as WELL! Have you started cutting aluminum yet? I am wondering...does it dull the dies? have you done this a lot?
Lovely to be able to see the WHOLE process. Very good tutorial.
Thanks so much 😊❤️
I have done the embellishing of aluminum cans, but have not die cut from them. Good to see that can be done, too! Awesome! Thanks! ❤😊
You’re very welcome! Glad there’s more of us willing to risk cuts and injuries for our art. Thanks so much for watching ❤️😊
Great techniques! Up cycling is a great thing!
Glad you liked it. Thank you for watching 😊❤️
My friend Shellie has a video from years ago making jewelry and charms from soda cans and tins and her video got me started. There are some really neat floral and other patterns on some cans for teas and soda. The aluminum is hard on your cutting dies though and wears them out eventually.
Thank you so much for watching and for the advice. I appreciate it ❤️😊
You can get more of a textural “rust” if you use a light coat of glue and sprinkle with cinnamon powder.
Thank you for the tip! 😊
Glue and cinnamon powder very interesting and it looks like rust. I will have to try that.
Oh my! These are absolutely fabulous! Can’t wait to have a go - just need to go get some beer cans so I’ll probably end up a bit drunk lol. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
Thank you so much! Glad you liked the video. Oh, if you have some beer please wait till tomorrow to craft so you don’t cut yourself. Or, get someone else to drink, lol. 😆
Love this project I have done this in the past also I have used foil card to get the effect ❤
Hi Christine! That’s wonderful! I haven’t tried it with foil card, yet. I have to try! Thank you so much for watching ❤️😊
I'm only 9 minutes into this video, and I've already learned so much.❤
I’m so glad! Thank you for watching 😊❤️
So talented, so creative, your tutorials are always interesting and valuable
Thanks so much! I appreciate it 😊❤️
What a great video !
You’re actually making beautiful & unique pieces that have the potential of having many applications.
I love the idea of getting out your sizzex machine to make gorgeous patterns with embossed pop cans !
Keep the ideas flowing !
Many thank you’s !
Julie
You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment 😊❤️
So awesome, although I used my Sizzix to emboss the cans before, never thought to use the dies to cut them, am excited to give it a try, thanks D for another great tutorial!! 💜💜💜
You’re very welcome! I’m glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching ❤️❤️❤️
The tops from sour cream dig foods or any of the aluminum sheet type tops can be used doing this. I made several from the aldi dog food tubs. I love how they all turned out.
Sounds great and much easier than cutting the can open! Thanks for watching 😊❤️
@@SaaciboBuenas tardes acabo de ver las cosas maravillosas que haces, podrías decirme como sr llama la máquina que utilizas, desde ya muchas gracias. ❤❤
@@nelidacristinasgrignuoli7477 thank you! The machine is called Sizzix Big Shot. 😊
Hermoso!!
Thank you 😊❤️
Lots of great ideas and tips and techniques!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching ❤️
Good morning. Great video. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it 😊❤️
What a lovely idea, love it!!!
This was so much fun. I can’t wait to try this on my own. Thank you for taking the time to share your ideas.
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it 😊❤️
You can use gardening gloves for a bit of protection. I use these cans for jewelry 😉
Great idea! Thanks for watching ❤️
I love these. The alcohol ink is my favorite. I also love the blue and white star. Itscreally petty!!
Thank you so much ❤️😊
Thank you for this tutorial, you are so talented and inspiring.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and for your nice comment. ❤️😊
That's why I love my big shot,will cut more than paper
Yes! I love it because it’s so versatile! 😊
These are amazing ideas!! I was cringing at first, hoping you didn't get cut, but really liked how careful you were.🥰🥰🥰
I surprised myself that I got away from this without a scratch 😆 I am a bit clumsy sometimes. Thanks so much for watching ❤️
A wonderful project, thank you for sharing.
You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching ❤️😊
Fantastic ideas and well presented, thank you.
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching ❤️
Love these. Definitely going to give it a go.
Wonderful! Thanks so much for watching ❤️
Fabulous idea. I have a die cutting machine. This is great. 😊
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching 😊❤️
just discovered and subscribed to your delightful channel. aluminium doesn't rust, only metals with iron rust xxx
Thank you so much! I appreciate that. 😊❤️
Soooo cute 😍 I love all of them ! Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching 😊❤️
What a great idea!!! You are just so creative!!! Love it!!!❤️
Thanks so much! 😊❤
Thank you so much for sharing all your wonderful ideas with all of us, I will certainly have a go with some aluminium. What you make are so lovely and I would not have thought to put it thru my Sizzix so thank you for that.
You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful! Thank you very much for watching and for your kind comment 😊❤️
This week this is a second revolution in the world I love to escape to. The first one was in yesterday’s video of Treasure Books channel (backing up magazine images with no glue, project 12). In this video the material and creations made of it are both extraordinary. I am afraid to cut myself and aluminum cans do not enter my house (and if they do, in my province in Canada we bring them to the bottle depot to get the deposit money back). But still, super interesting. I wonder if I can do something similar with several layers of heavy-duty foil I use in my cooking… Need to try that.
Unfortunately, cutting up the cans is a bit of a risk. A few people mentioned in the comments that they like to cut aluminum trays, the ones that are used for baking. I haven’t tried with those, yet. Aluminum foil is thin but perhaps gluing it first to card stock and then cutting might work.
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment. I appreciate it very much ❤️❤️❤️
Super, genial !!!, tienes una nueva suscriptora a tu canal. Gracias
@@SaaciboCon un abrelatas no más que cualquier otra idem.
@@SaaciboCon un abrelatas no más que cualquier otra idem.
This is really a great video! Thank you!
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching ❤️
Fabulous ideas!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching ❤️
Very Cool!
I have a pair of chainmail gloves. They work great
Great! Good to be safe 😊❤️
Wow! I did not know there was such a machine. I'm getting one for myself and granddaughter. I love recycling aluminum cans and making junk journals. Thank You for sharing. You are a awesome!
Thanks so much for watching! ❤️❤️❤️
What is this machine call and how could I buy one I’m encouraged and can’t wait to get this kind of machine thank you help ! God bless
It’s a Big Shot embosser. There are other, smaller sizes and manufacturers, but I have this same one and LOVE it. You’ll have so much fun with it!
I love all these ideas! Regarding the sewing part, are you using the same needle you use for fabric and what is it, just a universal needle? I’m surprised the needle doesn’t break or immediately get dull. But I plan to try the technique because it looks really nice with the stitching you’ve done. Thanks for sharing these ideas.
Thank you so much for watching! I use heavy duty needles that are meant for sewing jeans and thick materials. I keep one for the cans separate in case it gets dull. 😊
Love the blue star with the white. Beautiful effect! 👏👏🥰
Thanks so much 😊❤️
I love what you do, and how you think and create. I love these ideas and most definitely will be working with them. Thank you for sharing
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you very much for watching 😊❤️
So clever of you to run the bookmark through your machine to press the glue into it. I never would have thought of it! Coukd I use pastries paper on top or must it be cloth?
I used cloth to collect extra glue that might seep. Also, my cutting plates are full of scratches and I didn’t want them transferring to the bookmark. Perhaps paper would do. 😊
Beautiful, creative, and environmentally thoughtful...
What could be better than that???
Thank you❣️😁🌿
You’re so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it 😊❤️
I'm soooooo happy you made this video! I haven't even watched it all yet, but I was so ecstatic when I saw what it was about 😊 I am the same about worrying about getting cut. I have been trying this for awhile now, and decided I better stop before I cut myself, as I'm pretty accident prone lol your projects are beautiful! Thank you
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you like it! Oh, I am accident prone, too. Especially if I get too immersed into my work. I have to stay grounded when I work with metal, and that is so hard sometimes. It’s the same as being very sleepy but wanting to stay awake 😊❤️
I had no idea you could make embellishments from aluminum cans. WOW! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity and Upcycling with us. I will definitely give this a try. You now have another new subscriber.
Hello and welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching and subscribing. ❤️😊
Fabulous and informative video !
Thank you so much ❤️
Wow, I love those beauties¡¡¡¡¡¡. Could you make a video showing how sizzis and cricut differ?. Thanks ❤
Thank you! I have cricut but I don’t use it very often. Mainly just for stencils. I’ll think about it some more 😊
Great ideas. Years ago when I started doing this, the cans were thicker. Since they're thinner now, I put wax paper between the dies and the can, which helps the die cuts come out easier and with less damage.
Great tip! Thank you so much for watching 😊❤️
I love this idea,the potential is endless.
Did you put the pin in your E6000 or did it come that way?
Glad you liked it. The pin was already there and I was very glad about that. It’s actually F6000 and I was told that it works well on metal 😊
You said to wear gloves, but you aren’t. Not a good example. I was just waiting for you to cut yourself. I’m not saying that to be mean only that it scared me. I will definitely wear gloves because I want to try this. And you are the queen of charms.
i'm too scared... I will try foil tape today... yours are beautiful!!!
Aluminum doesn't rust! 😊
Yes, it makes sense now that it is used to keep acidic drinks in. Thanks for watching! 😊❤️
Aluminum is a very dangerous material to handle . Please be very careful 😊 your work is AMAZING!
Thank you ❤️
Didn't you find that the objects you cut with the dyes had sort of a rolled edge? Other videos I have watched about using dies with aluminum can sheets mention that.
Yes, I have noticed that with due cutting. I mentioned it in the video at 30:00
Thank you for watching ❤️
Please tell me, what kind of glue do you use to glue this metal to the paper?
I used F6000, you can get more info in the video around 31:00 😊
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Saacibo Pas plus que du papier. J'ai eu beaucoup plus de coupures de papier que celles-ci
#Replay I’m wondering if we could use a disposable aluminum cookie sheet as well.
Great idea! I’ll definitely try. Thank you ❤️
Try putting toilet bowl cleaner on one for a few hours see if that works. I’ve seen people do that with sheet metal .
Great tip! Thanks ❤️
I really don't think aluminum will rust. Iron will though..
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Hello! So I am anxious to try this but I've been really curious... have you found that cutting aluminum hurts your dies? did it SHARPEN them? Holy moly what a bonus if that's true!
I didn’t affect my dies any more than card stock did. I find that cutting fabric hurts them more than anything else. 😊
@@Saacibo Thanks so much!!
Already paused your video to dig out cans from the recycle bin...😂 and you just finished showing how to open out the cans.
Your work is beautiful.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it 😊❤️
Aluminum doesn't "rust" like Steel, or Iron. Which is corrosive, and eats away at the metal., until it is broken/eaten away. Instead, Aluminum, forms "Aluminum Oxide' a whiteish coating. It actually PROTECTS the aluminum from damage. It has to be removed to paint it properly, otherwise it isn't a problem..like Iron and Steel "rust" is.
Thank you for the info 😊
All are awesome! i love how the inks on the anchor make it look like an ocean relic. btw, aluminum won't rust, it will just oxidize to a dingy whitish gray...
Thank you so much! I suspected it wouldn’t rust but I guess I was hoping it might become colored in the same way like paper does. To my disappointment, nothing happened. Rust just fell off. Luckily, inks work well 😀❤️
@@Saacibo Lol, yes the ink is great! Just wanted to save you the time of trying to make it rust. I also saw a faux rust technique where they mixed cinnamon with glue, i think, maybe was gesso, then heated with a mini torch, and it bubbled & burned then looked all textued and awesome! I'm guessing you should laquer it afterwards....
Hello, sorry for my english, i'm à New subcriber, i'm french to Paris, I like what you doing, please can you say me , the name of your glue? Thank you for this vidéo and reponse
Hello and welcome to the channel! Thank you for watching and subscribing❤️
I used F-6000 and Double Fix universal glue. 😊
Is there a link to the outing machine?
I created an Amazon store recently and added this machine. Here’s my affiliate link: amzn.to/3wVpKav
Good Work ilove textures on metal, but i din't SEE that machine....how can i find one machine on freemarket, whats is it the name? Thankyou for show US your art on metal aluminium
Thank you so much. The name of the machine is Sizzix Big Shot. It’s available on Amazon 😊❤️
New sub! This is a fantastic idea :) I love the charms, but that cross-hatch embossing is great for a 'guy' card front. My brother is a car/truck guy and this will be just the ticket for his birthday card. I have so many dies that I never use, so now I can use them for charms.
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊❤️
I just stumbled across your video and I am so glad I did, it was exceptional and so informative and inspiring thank you❤
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it 😊❤️
Wow thank you for such an interesting & fun video, there's a lot to learn here, fun crafting for sure, but what are those holder pins called, I thought that you said either bulk or bulb pins, I looked both of them up to no avail, so could you let me know what those pins are called, I'd like to get some of those, ok, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it. Pins are called bulb pins or gourd pins. 😊
@@Saacibo OH, thank you for this info.
This is so creative! I love what you have created and now I'm thinking of the plastic bottles and jars i have. Might experiment this way with them.❤
Yes, most dies work on thin plastic, too! Thanks so much for watching 😊❤️
Just amazing! Believe it or not I have been saving aluminum cans that I flattened, but I had no idea what to do with them. Thanks for the awesome idea! ❤😊
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching 😊❤️