Thank you for saying the kind, loving words of encouragement. You have no idea how much i needed to be reminded of that at this exact moment. God spoke through you to me just now in a way only He can. I truly believe this was HIS timing and HIS hand. I just came home e!rly from a particularly rotten day at work and as I sat outside on my bench I turned on UA-cam and started watching you make these lovely dangles. So I turned up the sound and you almost made me tear up. My heart was wounded and you helped bund it up. Thank you. Please keep on encouraging people. You just never know who may need it.
I’m sitting in a parking lot with my eyes filled with tears because OUR GOD IS SO GOOD! 🙌🏼 He is faithful! And He LOVES us so much! I have no doubt that He used me to speak to you! I am beyond honored! I will add you to my prayers Rach! The things that are bad will be turned to good! You are the daughter of THE KING OF KINGS! 🙌🏼 And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for (Rach) those who are called according to his purpose.Romans 8:28 🩷 Thank you for sharing this with me, you have blessed me immensely 💕🫶🏼
I love using zip top plastic bags for coloring metals. Several drops of color with several pieces and then kneeling the bag. I let it sit a while then dump on to wax paper or paper towels to dry.
SO creative! I wonder if there is a way to make my own alcohol inks. Must investigate! I guess I’d have to say the green/blue is my favorite, but both are wonderful!
Sharpies are alcohol inks! If you already have some, you might wish to experiment with scribbling on your shower curtain rings, then spritzing or dribbling 91% rubbing alcohol to move the ink around. Alternatively, you could scribble on a non-porous surface, like a ceramic dish, add the alcohol, then quickly add it to your project with a paint brush. If you hate chemical smells, the sharp alcohol aroma will stop you in your tracks, so it's good to to test it out with the Sharpies before purchasing. Many alcohol ink users prefer to wear a mask and disposable gloves. The Resin Studio Pigment Inks at Dollar Tree are very likely alcohol inks, and the price is right. I bought Mod Podge brand alcohol ink at Walmart a while back, but they're not appearing in the app search. Hobby Lobby sells the Ranger Ink/Tim Holtz, brand in their paper crafting section, and they might still carry Brea Reese brand in the Art Supplies section. Ingrid showed both brands in her stash. Please don't buy the no-name brand in their art section. It's in the same bottles as the Brea Reese line, but they're truly awful, and will ruin your experience. HL may also sell another artist brand, Piñata. If you don't like the results, the ink can also be removed by wiping with the rubbing alcohol. I hope you love playing with alcohol inks! (Don't forget to protect your surfaces.) 🌷🌷🌷
Another gorgeous project!! I didn't think I was going to like the one where you put the alcohol ink on the beads, but that one ended up being my favorite!!
Beautiful dangles! I agree with other person who said Giant Bulb Pin. In addition to adding to junk journals, I’m going to use with my Bible, as well as, adding to my handbags.
I like all of your ideas and I think charms would work out very well too all my beaded charms because I do a lot of beading that might be really pretty
Another awesome video with such a clever idea! I love what someone else said about them being giant bulb pins. Thank you for sharing your neverending creativity with us. 🤩
Thanks for sharing, love it! I watched your video last night and bought 2 packages today 😁 You got me thinking of another way to use them,use those in place of book rings.
This was amazing! I'm not a junk (or any kind of) journaler (journalist?) yet, but I have loved buying DT craft supplies for several years. This led me to watch your recent junk journal haul. I truly enjoyed it! I've watched several of your projects, and I'm now a subscriber. This video has inspired me to use the alcohol inks I already own to color my STAPLES! Years ago, Dollar Tree had jewel-toned staples in their back-to-school supplies, and I purchased beautiful blue ones. Since I moved, I have not been able to find them. Just yesterday, I told a co-worker that I would look for gold ones online, to match my beautiful gold-and-clear stapler I got from Hobby Lobby. Now I must try alcohol ink first! I can have an array! The inks can probably also color the little charms you purchased during the haul that drew me in. Thanks for sharing this project tonight. 💐💐
Ohhhh, staples…yes! I also have that lovely stapler! But knowing we can transform any plain metal is eye opening! Had another word in mind but since covid, words can escape me. 😂 Only have silver brads, paper clips, safety pins or bulb pins? Just color them!
Wow, they are both so pretty and yes i got ideas from this. I don’t think i own alcohol inks but adding color is wonderful so I may get a few in favorite colors. I would reinforce the holes with eyelets. Since i am a scrapbooker and only a potential junk journalist, i need to adapt a flatter hook but using a shower curtain hook is brilliant if bulk is okay. Maybe i’d use this outside on a photo album cover. Honestly, using the decorated hooks on hangers in your closet, as a hook for kitchen towel, tie backs, etc, would be like adding jewelry! Even from your car mirror! You are so creative! My problem is being interested in too many art methods, collecting the supplies and living in a tiny already-overcrowded studio apartment. 😂 Thanks again, Ingrid!
I was wondering what you would do with them! I love the ink but I think you also need to flip them over and do the top. Leaving them shiny silver doesn’t go with the bottom but they are still very beautiful! I like it when we add hand made items to a journal! Way to go! Have you thought of wrapping them in fabric scraps and gluing along the way? Maybe another idea? Dawn
What a lovely project! I just got some ‘new to me’ alcohol inks from my local creative reuse center, and I can’t wait to pop over to the dollar store to stock up on some shower curtain hooks! Thanks for sharing!
Oh my goodness what a brilliant idea. I love how both dangles turned out but my favorite ended up being the one with the paper beads and the key. Thank you Ingrid 🥰
Ok sooooo….My first ones did not rub off. But I made another one (hand painted beads video) and it was turning my hands blue. I think they’d still be cool in their natural silver though. Someone mentioned they were like giant bulb pins, and I love that! 💕
Waoooo!! Suuper creative, beautiful 😍
How coo!!! ❤❤
What a stinkin’ cute idea! Will absolutely do this.❤
Thank you for saying the kind, loving words of encouragement. You have no idea how much i needed to be reminded of that at this exact moment. God spoke through you to me just now in a way only He can. I truly believe this was HIS timing and HIS hand. I just came home e!rly from a particularly rotten day at work and as I sat outside on my bench I turned on UA-cam and started watching you make these lovely dangles. So I turned up the sound and you almost made me tear up. My heart was wounded and you helped bund it up. Thank you. Please keep on encouraging people. You just never know who may need it.
I’m sitting in a parking lot with my eyes filled with tears because OUR GOD IS SO GOOD! 🙌🏼 He is faithful! And He LOVES us so much! I have no doubt that He used me to speak to you! I am beyond honored! I will add you to my prayers Rach! The things that are bad will be turned to good! You are the daughter of THE KING OF KINGS! 🙌🏼 And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for (Rach) those who are called according to his purpose.Romans 8:28 🩷 Thank you for sharing this with me, you have blessed me immensely 💕🫶🏼
I love this idea and it definitely inspired me to create some of my own!! Thank you!
What a great idea❤
I love using zip top plastic bags for coloring metals. Several drops of color with several pieces and then kneeling the bag. I let it sit a while then dump on to wax paper or paper towels to dry.
Wow, what a brilliant idea! Thank you for sharing an easier way to color the books.
Oh my goodness these are so amazing 😍 thanks for sharing. My favorite was the green one
@@stacylinn3102 You’re the AMAZING one Stacy!! A million thank yous!! 💕 The green is beautiful!! 💚💙🩵
Very clever!
What a genius mind you have ❤
Great idea ❤ love your encouragement.
This is a very cute idea. Thank you for showing us how to make these on the cheaper but looking gorgeous dollar tree finds. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great idea!❤
SO creative! I wonder if there is a way to make my own alcohol inks. Must investigate! I guess I’d have to say the green/blue is my favorite, but both are wonderful!
GIANT bulb pins. So cute. Thanks for the idea, I'm going to try it but I don't have alcohol inks. Will have to try markers or paint.
@@ourcreativebeehive wow thank you so much.
Sharpies are alcohol inks! If you already have some, you might wish to experiment with scribbling on your shower curtain rings, then spritzing or dribbling 91% rubbing alcohol to move the ink around. Alternatively, you could scribble on a non-porous surface, like a ceramic dish, add the alcohol, then quickly add it to your project with a paint brush.
If you hate chemical smells, the sharp alcohol aroma will stop you in your tracks, so it's good to to test it out with the Sharpies before purchasing. Many alcohol ink users prefer to wear a mask and disposable gloves.
The Resin Studio Pigment Inks at Dollar Tree are very likely alcohol inks, and the price is right.
I bought Mod Podge brand alcohol ink at Walmart a while back, but they're not appearing in the app search.
Hobby Lobby sells the Ranger Ink/Tim Holtz, brand in their paper crafting section, and they might still carry Brea Reese brand in the Art Supplies section. Ingrid showed both brands in her stash. Please don't buy the no-name brand in their art section. It's in the same bottles as the Brea Reese line, but they're truly awful, and will ruin your experience. HL may also sell another artist brand, Piñata.
If you don't like the results, the ink can also be removed by wiping with the rubbing alcohol.
I hope you love playing with alcohol inks! (Don't forget to protect your surfaces.) 🌷🌷🌷
@@voguevania You are an absolute ANGEL. Thank you so much for all this information. May you find all the joy this life can give you.
@@RayneSaltair You're so welcome! 🌻
You can make alcohol inks cheaply. Search for videos. Other option is coupons and buy a small package
Oh, so fun. I hope I can find them. Tyfs, have a blessed day 🙏 😊
Another gorgeous project!! I didn't think I was going to like the one where you put the alcohol ink on the beads, but that one ended up being my favorite!!
You are brilliant!!!!!
Lovely
On the hunt for those shower rings ❤thanks for the inspiration
Dang, but that's a good idea 🥰✨
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Beautiful dangles! I agree with other person who said Giant Bulb Pin. In addition to adding to junk journals, I’m going to use with my Bible, as well as, adding to my handbags.
Bless you for sharing the word on your channel. Loved this idea as well.
I love these! I like the one you took the beads off of the best. You added beautiful beads to it and its stunning.
Love this idea! Such a nice addition to a journal…I’d add strips of fabric for a tassel!
I like all of your ideas and I think charms would work out very well too all my beaded charms because I do a lot of beading that might be really pretty
I bet you’re going to create some masterpieces!!! 💕💕💕
I was looking for another reason to go to Dollar Tree! Lol. 😂 I absolutely love this idea. Thank you for sharing! 😊❤️
Another awesome video with such a clever idea! I love what someone else said about them being giant bulb pins. Thank you for sharing your neverending creativity with us. 🤩
Very nice!!!!!
Thanks for sharing, love it! I watched your video last night and bought 2 packages today 😁 You got me thinking of another way to use them,use those in place of book rings.
Great idea Kerri! I love someone with so much dedication and tenacity! I bet you’re going to make some really awesome stuff!! 💕🫶🏼
This was amazing! I'm not a junk (or any kind of) journaler (journalist?) yet, but I have loved buying DT craft supplies for several years. This led me to watch your recent junk journal haul. I truly enjoyed it! I've watched several of your projects, and I'm now a subscriber.
This video has inspired me to use the alcohol inks I already own to color my STAPLES! Years ago, Dollar Tree had jewel-toned staples in their back-to-school supplies, and I purchased beautiful blue ones. Since I moved, I have not been able to find them. Just yesterday, I told a co-worker that I would look for gold ones online, to match my beautiful gold-and-clear stapler I got from Hobby Lobby.
Now I must try alcohol ink first! I can have an array! The inks can probably also color the little charms you purchased during the haul that drew me in.
Thanks for sharing this project tonight. 💐💐
Ohhhh, staples…yes! I also have that lovely stapler! But knowing we can transform any plain metal is eye opening! Had another word in mind but since covid, words can escape me. 😂
Only have silver brads, paper clips, safety pins or bulb pins? Just color them!
@@rhondahunt9888 We may even be able to foil them! 🤩💖🤩
Wow, they are both so pretty and yes i got ideas from this. I don’t think i own alcohol inks but adding color is wonderful so I may get a few in favorite colors.
I would reinforce the holes with eyelets.
Since i am a scrapbooker and only a potential junk journalist, i need to adapt a flatter hook but using a shower curtain hook is brilliant if bulk is okay.
Maybe i’d use this outside on a photo album cover.
Honestly, using the decorated hooks on hangers in your closet, as a hook for kitchen towel, tie backs, etc, would be like adding jewelry! Even from your car mirror!
You are so creative! My problem is being interested in too many art methods, collecting the supplies and living in a tiny already-overcrowded studio apartment. 😂
Thanks again, Ingrid!
wonderful inspiring idea
The neutral rust is my favorite, but the other is great too. I already bought these shower curtain hooks right after I saw you purchase them, lol. 🥰
These are so pretty. I can’t wait to try some. Thanks, Ingrid.
I was wondering what you would do with them! I love the ink but I think you also need to flip them over and do the top. Leaving them shiny silver doesn’t go with the bottom but they are still very beautiful! I like it when we add hand made items to a journal! Way to go! Have you thought of wrapping them in fabric scraps and gluing along the way? Maybe another idea?
Dawn
I absolutely love your videos. This was such a cute project. Thank you for your kind words in the video. Very sweet!
What a lovely project! I just got some ‘new to me’ alcohol inks from my local creative reuse center, and I can’t wait to pop over to the dollar store to stock up on some shower curtain hooks! Thanks for sharing!
Using the foam as a "holder" is a great idea for my jewelry making processes, thanks
Oh my goodness what a brilliant idea. I love how both dangles turned out but my favorite ended up being the one with the paper beads and the key. Thank you Ingrid 🥰
First time watching your videos. I love this idea. They look amazing. Thank you for your words of encouragement.
You ROCK! You're 💣!!! I sooo enjoy all you SHARE with us! Thanks and GBY!!! ❤ ~Ana- Oklahoma
Both of these hooks are beautiful in their own unique way. The possibilities are endless.
What a great idea! I never would’ve thought to use these shower curtain clips like this. Thank you for sharing!
I just love beads! Both look great. I have used DT shower hooks before - to hang tools from the BBQ. Not nearly as glamorous or fun!
The alcohol ink does not wear off the shower curtain hooks? Really a great idea.
Ok sooooo….My first ones did not rub off. But I made another one (hand painted beads video) and it was turning my hands blue. I think they’d still be cool in their natural silver though. Someone mentioned they were like giant bulb pins, and I love that! 💕
Unfortunately I dont have alcohol inks and don't plan to add to my hoard. Bit I love to see you use😊❤ but I think I can get around it
So far it is the aqua and green
I swatch little dots and glue them to the top of the bottles so I know what color 5hey are when I o0en my tote...
Haha! Over wondering if I could rob one from my shower curtain would it be noticed… 🤔. Have gone down the paper bead rabbit hole, also 😱
Love the idea! Does the alcohol ink come off (with use of the journal) or do you need to seal it in with a clear spray?
The one with the beads that you are working on now 7:28