Will they be Heat Proof?
Вставка
- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- #ServiettesandJesmonite #NapkinsandJesmonite #DecoupageJesmonite
Heyyyyy lovelies, in this video I am creating some Jesmonite coasters using Serviettes and Decoupage. I have never tried this before on any surface so I was so nervous to use napkins or serviettes on Jesmonite as I really didnt know the outcome. The beauty of serviettes with decoupage is that the possibilities are endless. I purchased these serviettes from TESCO so I cannot link them. The Mould in the video is the round coaster mould from Molds and Shapes.
moldsandshapes...
use code CCC5
I am an Amazon Affiliate. I earn commission from purchases which help me and support my channel. The products will not cost you anymore than normal.
Canada Amazon Storefront
www.amazon.ca/...
UK Amazon Storefront
www.amazon.co....
USA Amazon storefront
www.amazon.com...
To get 10% off of your Shadowfoam Order please using this link and code.
Shadowfoam
Affiliate url - www.shadowfoam...
Discount code - CLAIRESCRA
Check out Shadowfoam's You Tube channel: / shadowfoam
10% off at Let's Resin
USA Affiliate link to the Let's Resin store
Amazon.com(US):
www.amazon.com...
10% off discount code for all liquid products and colorants: ClaireCC10
10% off discount code for all molds: ClaireCCmold
UK Affiliate Link to Let’s Resin Store:
www.amazon.co....
10% off discount code for all products on Amazon.uk: ClaireCC10
10% off at Teckwrap Vinyl
teckwrapcraft....
Code: CCCTECK
can be used in the first week of every month only.
5% off at Molds and Shapes is CCC5 and the mould can be purchased via this link
moldsandshapes...
Patreon
/ clairescraftycorner
Patreon is a subscription service. I currently have one Tier. ‘In the Crafty Corner’ you will have EXCLUSIVE access to behind the scenes, photos, polls, early access to some videos and and engagement with other Patrons.
Vista Resin Ambassador code:
CCC-VISTA (all capital letters)
Home page (vistaresin.com)
Get Quadruple Vista miles on your Vista order (one use only use it wisely)
10% off your order at I love Mixed Media
ilovemixedmedi...
use my code CCC10
My published small business order books on Amazon:
Resin Order Book:
UK: Resin Order Book: Amazon.co.uk: Burgess, Claire: Books
USA: Resin Order Book: Burgess, Claire: 9798524919496: Amazon.com: Books
DE: Resin Order Book : Burgess, Claire: Amazon.de: Bücher
FR: Resin Order Book: Amazon.fr: Burgess, Claire: Livres anglais et étrangers
ES: Resin Order Book: Amazon.es: Burgess, Claire: Libros en idiomas extranjeros
IT: Amazon.it: Resin Order Book - Burgess, Claire - Libri in altre lingue
JP: Amazon.co.jp: Resin Order Book : Burgess, Claire: Japanese Books
CA: Resin Order Book: Burgess, Claire: 9798524919496: Books - Amazon.ca
AU: Resin Order Book - Burgess, Claire | 9798524919496 | Amazon.com.au | Books
Woodturners Order Log:
UK: Woodturners Order Log Book: Amazon.co.uk: Burgess, Claire: Books
USA: Woodturners Order Log Book: Burgess, Claire: 9798525060258: Amazon.com: Books
DE: Woodturners Order Log Book : Burgess, Claire: Amazon.de: Bücher
CA: Woodturners Order Log Book: Burgess, Claire: 9798525060258: Books - Amazon.ca
AU: Woodturners Order Log Book - Burgess, Claire | 9798525060258 | Amazon.com.au | Books
Non Craft Specific: Order Book:
UK: Order Book: Claire's Crafty Corner: Amazon.co.uk: Burgess, Claire: Books
USA: Order Book: Claire's Crafty Corner: Burgess, Claire: 9798524865816: Amazon.com: Books
DE: Order Book: Claire's Crafty Corner : Burgess, Claire: Amazon.de: Bücher
FR: Order Book: Claire's Crafty Corner: Amazon.fr: Burgess, Claire: Livres anglais et étrangers
ES: Order Book: Claire's Crafty Corner: Amazon.es: Burgess, Claire: Libros en idiomas extranjeros
IT: Amazon.it: Resin Order Book - Burgess, Claire - Libri in altre lingue
JP: Amazon.co.jp: Order Book: Claire's Crafty Corner : Burgess, Claire: Japanese Books
CA: Order Book: Claire's Crafty Corner: Burgess, Claire: 9798524865816: Books - Amazon.ca
AU: Order Book: Claire's Crafty Corner - Burgess, Claire | 9798524865816 | Amazon.com.au | Books
Social Media accounts: linktr.ee/Clai...
Please make sure the napkins you use are not copyright protected as you would not be able to sell them.
Thank you ... This is so important fir everyone to know who is selling xx ❤️❤️❤️
You are misunderstanding how copyright works. I think you might be thinking of licensing which is a different thing.
@@tammiklusewitz7141 She isn’t misunderstanding anything. Licensing has everything to do with copyright. You need a license to sell copyrighted patterns, which is her point.
I absolutely love those coasters! The designs are really great and the gold is a perfect touch. Maybe you could do a top coat with heat resistant resin?
These look stunning!!! I must try this with various napkins for use even after Xmas! Great idea! ♥️
These are beautiful!! I would probably resin the tops ❤
Hi Claire, thank you so much for your very enthusiastic videos, I absolutely love watching them. I was once told to use cling fling(uk) to rub the air bubbles out of decoupage. It works a treat. Hugs from Wales ❤️
Love, love, love!
Loved these but I did hold my breath with the rolling pin, I use a light paint brush over the top. I then paint more pva glue on the top and let it dry. I used to use mod podge but I find it tacky at the end. Well done claire for giving it a go
I'm new to decoupage..what is PVA glue ??
If you did another layer or 2 the rough texture would disappear
These turned out so beautiful. What a neat project.
Ohhhh 🤣🤣 Thank you Alison .. yeh I had no idea at all how to do it possibly could have researched it but erm ... 🙈🙈 haaa thank yoooooo so helpful ❤️❤️❤️
Just give it another coat to make it smooth or dome the coaster after. Love the rims
I used to do a great deal of decoupage until my tremors got too bad. I used all different surfaces and never had a rough texture. When you place the serviette onto the coaster use a piece of rolled up cling film to dab the surface to even out the bumps. Another good technique is letting the glue dry. Lay the serviette onto the mould, cover with grease proof paper and use a dry iron to melt the glue into the serviette.
They are so nice ! Thank you Claire for this video 💙
Haven't seen your videos for a while but am so happy I clicked in on it today! Those are beautiful 😍
Gorgeous!! 😍
Just gorgeous 😍
Love this idea.
These are gorgeous Claire. I'd want to hang them on the wall lol. I don't decoupage but I do use serviettes in my paper crafting... so many wonderful designs are available. I'm wondering if Mod Podge would work? Happy New Year from Australia.
Love This 😍
I’m at the start of your video but have to say your nails always look fab xx
Could you do a coat of uv resin on the top to give thrm a shiny top coat?
it's easier to smooth the napkin by covering it with a piece of plastic and rubbing on top of that rather than using a roller.
Could you to coat them with epoxy resin to seal them instead?
Heyyyyyy lovely .. I feel like Resin would work yes. I just haven't tried Epoxy with serviettes before 😍
@@ClairesCraftyCorner I wasn't sure if it would work or not. I've only ever made things with epoxy resin and uv resin. This looks so cute though!!!
@@confusedfrog3099 yeh same ... I should do a test although a few here have said they use resin x
Aww these are just gorgeous!!! Loving the woodland creatures. Yeah if I did the same napkin using Australian creatures they would probably more suitable for Halloween lol 🐍 🕷️ 🦂 😂😂 love how these turned out though xx
Aww these are beautiful the gold definitely transformed them ❤ and the napkins were so gorgeous love them ❤
They are gorgeous Claire. I decoupage a lot, on wood, paper, glass, candles anything really and I find if you use a plastic sheet or even cling film to smooth out the "napkin" you get a smoother surface. Mod Podge is best for decoupage.
Tip for separating napkin layers: put a teensy bit of your glue on thumb and forefinger to help separate easily. 😁
A small piece of a low tack tape will also work for separating the layers. Quick, easy and no sticky fingers.
@@paulinebradford4823 All the good tips are in the comments !
Nice job with the nail file but if you're feeling brave you can set light to a free corner and it'll quickly burn away leaving a perfect finish. Obvs don't be holding the coaster while you do that! Use your drying rack. Beautiful coasters x
These are so cute! Really love the gold! So the best glue to use is decoupage glue and also Mod Podge works fine. The surface might be rough due to the wrinkles. Instead of using a roller, use cling film and gently smooth out the wrinkles with your fingers. 😊
I’ve worked with decoupage. I’ve had both awesome & not so great turnouts. I love using napkins too. I’d be nervous using them for coasters, unless I could put a harder covering on them! I do feel inspired to go back to try these!
I love how enthusiastic you are about every thing you try. 💚 Seriously a hoot to hear your voice overs.
These are so sweet! I have decoupaged on many surfaces, and it's always been a rough textured finish. You can do more layers to seal and smooth if you like, but that's really normal. I like the texture myself. Yours really are adorable, and perfectly ready to use. Don't fret. Thanks so much for showing!!! Happy Creating!!!!
Those are absolutely beautiful. You can try and put a top coat of resin over the top of them and that will remove the rough feeling.
So pretty. The gold edge is perfect. Really gave an elegant touch.
I always use napkins. Peel off the two layers and I highly recommend using cling film to put onto any service (so do you glue, prepare the napkin and then use the cling film to stick the napkin on) it gets rid of creases etc..
Also make sure you seal them, another tip use a little glue on your finger to peel the layers on the napkins
The only thing I would do differently is put a topcoat of resin on them. I believe it would make the colors pop more and I jut love the resin shine. 😉
The images on the napkins are adorable! Your coasters turned out lovely, and I learned a lot!
Special decoupage glue like Mod Podge is best for working on decoupage. I just got done making my Christmas tags using mdf and decoupaged them. They came out pretty nice, if I say so myself. I’ll try to post them to your IG account. 😁
I have decoupaged for years the best way to separate the layers is to lick your finger and thumb tips and put either side the napkin press together then pull them apart that will separate the layer for you, if you need any help claire you are welcome to give me a shout. Also a white background is always best for showing the napkin. Also don’t use copyright napkins if you want to self your products. Xx
Beautiful! I have seen other videos using "napkins" (I actually never heard them called anything else😆) on different projects before. I've never done it, but I will definitely try it after the holidays! They are cheap, and have a lot of different patterns. Knowing me, I will probably have dozens of packs of napkins by the time I'm through!!! I hate to choose just one...I have to get one of EACH! ⛄🎄🦌❄️🎅🤶💙
I agree with Diana as I do decoupage on jars and bottles and i use Mod Podge.I have the same napkins as you but have not used them yet.These have turned out awesome and love the gold around the edges.Well done to you again Claire🤩🥰🤩 Oh and I use slate as well😁 Happy Birthday to your hubby 🎁
Omg!! These are gorgeous!! The gold sides really added to them. Is there any chance I could buy these online somewhere?? Tfs!!💖💖💖💖💖
This is the reason decoupage folks use Mod Podge. It is white glue (PVA) but has an additive that levels it off and forms a hard shell - no bumps! And, you brush it on the piece, add the paper and then put a coat directly over it. You do not have to wait for the first part to dry before the top coat. It is advisable to do thin coat and then you can add a second coat later. There are multiple types of Mod Podge. I prefer either a matte or a satin , rarely use the gloss, but they all work the same way. Great choice of paper! For a first shot, you did a terrific job!
Absolutely lovely! Thanks Claire for always unselfishly sharing with us your talent and knowledge. 😘😘😘
Oh my word, game changer 🤩 I love learning from you and I've tried the decopage today. May have gone a little crazy but then I do have a few to gift out 😊
MOLTO bello e bella idea
Yep they end up ruff. You could always do a top coat of resin. That way they are sealed and heat proof
Love Love Love them. I love love earthy stuff... 😁
Molds and Shapes are a dream. So true!!
These turned out so pretty. Perfect Christmas colours!
Id add felt or stick on rubber dots on back so they dont scratch your tables
OMG everything can match lol ..... that sounds so nice .... everything in my christmas decor has a miss match appeal lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 thanks for sharing your wonderful creation. As usual I learned a lot 💜
😆I'm a Leo too and fall in love with things really easy! But these are so beautiful, those napkins are so Christmassy 🎄🦌🦊🦡🐇!
I've only decoupaged a tray I didn't like and I used Deco Art DuraClear Polyurethane Gloss Varnish, and it is fairly smooth. I suppose it depends on the medium you use.
I'm a Cancer (July) and I fall in love too easily!
I often wonder how many of these artists are fellow Leos 😊. 🦁
@@Enjoythepour ❤️❤️🤣🙌 I've met more LEOS online in the creative community than I ever have in real life 🤣🤣
Sorry I missed the live chat again, busy finishing makes for UK visit! Might just have to do the range and Tesco's 🙈 do you think #ClaireMadeMeDoIt will work at customs on way home?
🤣🤣🤣 absolutely would work haaaaa
Claire, usually after the first coat of decoupage glue dries fully.. just lightly sand it before adding the 2nd coat. This will help smooth out the rough feeling you were talking about. I hope that helps you out. 😁
Heyyyyyy lovely .. that really is so helpful thank yoooo ❤️
Those coasters look great, Claire!
I have done decoupage multiple times with modpodge and with multiple different kind of paper and servetten. I even did it with thin cardboard and newspapers and none of them were rough to the touch. I love how the came out
FYI - In the US, a napkin is a serviette. I the UK and elsewhere, a napkin is a feminine hygiene product. I learned the hard way while on vacation. I was in a restaurant, a bit loudly asked the server for a few napkins for my face and hands. 😮 After THE ENTIRE RESTAURANT stopped laughing... They informed me of the difference. 🤣 STILL have yet to live that down!
So adorable! 😍 I've only done decopague a few times and it's always had a bit rough texture. I've used a gloss glace both as glue and topcoat as Modge podge is so hard to get hold of in Sweden.
Hi Claire,
I have done coaster with other paper and used modpodge. I have the same issue of hot mugs or cold glasses sticking to the coaster. Even if it’s not damaging the coaster, it’s not nice that it sticks to the coaster every time.
I’ve tried other finishings as waterproof polycrilic for indoor wood 🤣 i still need to test that again with the glasses. I also did a test with epoxy but it was my first time with epoxy so I’ll have to sand down a bit and do a finishing layer.
I got the ideas of polycrilic and modpode from Ingrid Blackburn.
I use actually plaster cast for the coaster because it’s cheaper than jesmonite in Germany. And i use my (geli) prints for the coasters. So i have plenty of coaster waiting for the right finishing to be gifted. Let me know if you find a proper finishing that doesn’t get glue. Do you think the epoxy layer will do? I just purchased a UV resin to try next week. I think is a premix of epoxy 🤣
You’ve done amazing when you’ve not done them before. You will always get a rough surface unless you iron on the napkins. I couldn’t see what you sealed them with but I use a heat resistant varnish, 3 coats, and it works great x
Do you have Modge Podge in the UK? I don’t know if you can use it on Jesmonite but it’s excellent for decoupage
I wouldn't use a roller just cut out the piece of napkin you're wanting to use than just lay it down on your mod podge then use a paintbrush maybe a foam paintbrush to spread it lightly over the mod podge. Be very gentle. But those are gorgeous.
Using a thinker sealer like Modge Podge although not sure if you get it in the UK. And will give a smoother surface
When decoupaging I think if you would have used a bit or Saran Wrap or plastic wrap not sure what is called where u live, and smoothed the napkin out it much better than the roller. I decoupage a lot and from all the tips I have seen that is the best way. The coasters did come out beautiful
Thank you so much ... a few have mentioned this so I must try it next time 😍😍 we call it Cling Film in the UK 😍😍
For decoupage, rice paper is best, and there are so many gorgeous designs out there. Decoupage Queen, ITD, and Aistcraft have beautiful papers.
@@amethyst1826 I have no intention on selling what I make. It’s a hobby. I make things for myself and my family and friends. Just for fun.
@@amethyst1826 But thanks for the tip. 😁
These are so cute! When I use glue I thin it with water 1 to 1 and get less wrinkles and bumps.
These are beautiful❤ would it be possible to seal them with resin?
Cool idea
Keep exploring this 🙂
They turned out so cute the for sharing
I had these napkins too 😂
I need these napkins!
How gorgeous!!
I love them!
❤
You can try to iron them on the jesmonite. I did it on a low setting. First put on a layer of modge podge. Let it dry and then "mellt" the napkin on. Finish with another layer of modgepodge. Love your coasters!
Ooooooo now that sounds like fun 😍😍 I could try it with the heat press ? Sounds fab x
Those are beautiful! I just found your channel last week and I love your bubbly personality and art!
Thank you so much Donna xx that means a lot ❤️❤️
I love doing decoupage, I made lovely set of bottles with white Christmas napkins, they turned out beautifully and yeah rough textured. The napkins you used are beautiful and definitely could do matching sets for quirky gifts 🎁 🤪 xxx
Check out Svetlana AistCrafts channel, she does some beautiful vintage decoupage xx
@@paully2906 I just looked up her channel and all I can say is WOW! Her crafts are so beautiful and the end product looks very high end. Thank you for suggesting her!
@user-jy2kc7jb4x My pleasure, ive been watching her crafting for years. Very high end looking and her videos are soothing. Glad you enjoy her videos too. X
To help remove that last layer of napkin, you can use a small piece of scotch tape!
That is genius thank yooooo ❤️
Hi Claire. They are all beautiful, but the fox is my absolute fav. 🥰😊😊
These are beautiful, Claire! Someday, I'll try jesmonite!
Super cute! I have a question though: if you don’t have the Jesmonite sealer, what can you use?
Heyyyyy Eve .. I think as its decoupage you could use Mod Podge 😍😍 but Mod Podge doesn't work well for direct on Jesmonite xx
@@ClairesCraftyCorner thank you
That is normal for them to be bumpy for decoupage. They turned out beautifully.
Hi Claire, sorry I missed your live. I had company. I love them, they are so pretty. Really luv the red fox one. The gold pen really made them pop. Like you say with the serviettes the world is your oyster. A great video, Thank you x
Great trial, amazing stuff. 🌲🦌🐰🙂💙
These came out do cute!
These are beautiful! I chuckled over your napkin vs serviette comment because we call them napkins over here in the US and if you ask for a serviette most people won’t have a clue what you mean. Lol
Ahhhh Stacy no way ... isn't it funny how different and fascinating our languages are x Honestly ... saying Napkins dows not come naturally to me at all ... and yet they were called Napkins a British store lol
Too funny!!! It is fascinating the differences. Same language but sometimes not. Lol
@@stacy_thecraftycat6611 totally 🤣🙌
Fun coasters! Who is singing your Christmas music?❤
Thank yoooo x This is a group called Loving Caliber .. I get my music from Epidemic Sound xx
@@ClairesCraftyCorner that is who I thought it was, as I have their music downloaded. I just love their happy sound. Do you know anymore groups that sing fun Christmas?
@@barbarawessel7103 ahhhh amazing... no sadly I don't. I spent an hour on Epidemic Sound yesterday looking for new Christmas music .. but no groups stood out x
These are beautiful! There are some lovely napkins on Ebay, I get them from someone called kay arts on there, I find them a little thicker and easier to use 😁
Same! Kay Arts is my go to for napkins and rice paper, she has some stunning designs and usually does 6(x4) for price of 5
Really lovely. This sealant is a total game changer too
love how the coasters came out.quick and easy way to do coasters.🙋♀🐨🦘🦘
i also had the same trouble .but it is not a problem.it does not ruin the coaster.i make mine with acrylic paint.no trouble .but the finish i put on it .they do stick but do not ruin my coaster.🤷♀🐨🦘🦘