Water-marbling a silk scarf in a bouquet/peacock pattern, by Cindy Stalnaker
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- Cindy Stalnaker demonstrates the process of water-marbling silk with acrylic paints, also known as ebru or hydro-dipping. This is the same process as used on Italian marbled papers. She is a Southern California artist and Laguna Beach festival exhibitor. www.etsy.com/shop/CindyStalna... www.lagunasilks.com/
Gorgeous work!
Beautiful....❤
Nice explanation. Thanks.
Wonderfull job ,please upload more video
Wow!!! 🎉
Hi beautiful scarf!!
Did you get that tray made yourself or can we buy it online?
Really beautiful Cindy. Is the wooden bed lined with something to keep it from leaking?
Yes, I seal it with paint and if leaks develop, I caulk it. sorry for the late reply, I didn’t get any notifications that I had messages!
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Qual tecido posso usar neste trabalho. Onde encontro as tintas ? Obrigada
Hola...quisiera saber cuáles son los materiales.
Gostaria de saber como se chama os produtos pra gente tá usando
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Can you tell what colour are u using and water do u mix some thing or just plain water
Does the acrylic paint stay on the fabric? Or is it fabric paint
Hey very nice but what are you use the material to make thik print?
Stunning! Can you give some tips on how to build the marbling tray?
You can use those storage totes the really flat-wide ones you can also find how to make them on youtube, you think she going to really tell you for free..why would she help you with that information ...I made my own they not doing anything special you cant do good luck!
@@prettygirltingz9077 Thank you. I did find someone on a different channel who told me how they sealed/built theirs and then I got the wood and built it out. Thanks for the suggestions & encouragement. Good luck to you as well.
Sorry for the late response, I didn’t realize I had all these messages. We built our own trays from wood, painted them white and sealed them. They should be a few inches wider and longer than the items you plan to marble. They only need to be about 4-5” deep. Add a drain at one end to be able to more easily empty it.
@@cindystalnaker5108 Awesome of you to reply. Thx
Good evening from Germany. I watched the video "My First Ebru Marbling Silk Scarves!" Saw it on youtube and was fascinated right away.
It's just a pity that we don't find out which carrier medium is stirred into the water or whether it's just pure water where the colors are dripped on.
I'm also interested in what colors you use for marbling? Are the colors mixed with water? Or is there something else for the colors?
I look forward to hearing from you. Greetings from Germany
Guten tag! I apologize for late response, I didn’t realize I had all these messages. It is not pure water, you need to thicken it with something like methyl cellulose. Dharma Trading in the US has a wealth of info on marbling supplies. There is also an online course you can take from Mayu Silk Arts, and I highly recommend these people, as they were my teachers!
How much if the methanyl cellulose did you put in the water?
hello,
I love this art form. your work is gorgeous. can you tell me where to get the vessel you're using?
What is the jel water you mentioned in the beginning of the video?
The guy recording really needs to breathe🤣🤣🤣
Haha, I’ll tell my husband!
Where do you get the trays? Did you make the trays or buy the trays? I can’t seem to find any online. Thanks
Use any shallow tray that will hold liquid and is big enough for your proposed piece of fabric. For example, a flat plastic tote, a lipped baking tray etc. the shallower it is, the easier it is to apply your fabric. If you want to use rakes, you simply need to make them to fit your bath. They’re just slats of wood with nails at regular intervals, but, you don’t need them. You can do many patterns freehand with a skewer.
My husband and I made our trays from wood, then painted them, sealed them and caulked the seams. Add a drain at one of the short ends, so you can clean your trays out easier. Make the trays a couple inches wider and longer than the items you plan to marble. Any larger than that, you’re wasting consumables. If someone even makes them for sale online, I’m sure the shipping cost would be ridiculous!
Good morning
your video is superb.
I would like to know what materials do you use?
Is the water filtered water?
Is the paint special?
were you dipping the centre of the circles with the stick to sink excess paint? yesterday i tried marbling for the first time and a couple of mine didn't fully absorb the paint and it ran a little when lifting out the paper. Thanks!
Hi what do you suggest for treat the color tobe more flow?
This is water based colour so either more water or ox gall or synthetic o gall….from artist suppliers.
Which color did you use? Silk or what??
I use all different colors, usually 5-8 per scarf, different brands. I marble silk in this video, but you can also marble cotton and linen. No synthetics.
Bonjour, pouvez-vous me dire quelle est le liquide de base avant de mettre la peinture sur soie, je vous remercie ?
What paint/ink did you use ?
Quelle couleur utilisez vous s'il vous plaît ?
What color are you using please?
what is couler?
So is the special gel simply thickened water?
Methyl cellulose. See Dharma Trading’s website for more info, options.
Does this technique always take 2 people to dip?
Nope. There is another lady on UA-cam who also makes these scarves. She made some type of dipper instrument that holds the scarf flat. She also does live videos, so people can ask questions.
What is the gel?
What colours are used in this silk marbling
I’m not sure what this person is using but water based fabric paints would work, or silk paints too I’d imagine. Acrylic paint also works but I’m not sure how it’d go on silk, tho I’ve used it on cotton before.
Sorry for the late replies, just saw all these messages. I use a mixture of brands of water-based acrylic paints. You have to use quality paints and test everything, which is very time-consuming. Mayu Silk Arts offers an online class in all this, I highly recommend them.
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The fluid in the vat may be carageenan added to water to create SIZE
I can use this technique in lycra?
No. It’s no absorbent enough.
natural fibers only: silk, cotton, linen
Which colour's chemicals does it have colour's company name plz tell me plz help madam🙏
What’s the gel solution I’m tired of looking at all fabric dying and nobody has thought to tell you whatbthenhell you add to the water or type of paint!!!!!!!!! 🏴
Gee if you usually ask so nicely I cant imagine why no one helps you.
I’m not sure where you’ve been looking because most of the videos I’ve seen have itemised everything, but in any case, You want the water to be “slightly” thickened. So you can use methyl cellulose(wallpaper paste), gelatine, or carageenan(Irish moss). Carrageenan is the traditional but requires prep, the others not so much.
You can look at Dharma Trading’s website for more info on marbling supplies. If you want to learn more, Mayu Silk Art offers an online course. I highly recommend them, they were my teachers.
Can you name any brand of the special gel to do this?
You can use methyl cellulose(wallpaper paste), Gelatine, or agar agar. You just want the water gently thickened. In fact you can marble paper using water and thinned oil paint(not sure how that’d work with fabric tho….never tried it).
Go to Dharma Trading’s website, where they review the different brands.
Name of the colour
hi
which fabric do u use ?
100% silk or cotton
comment la soie reste trempee en permanence
Is water marbling still relevant in 2022?
Magic 8 ball responds: “Signs point to yes”
Hye.How do you seal the tray.Using plastic or with special paint?
Do you have Facebook page ?
Good afternoon, I need help, I'm trying to make a swirl or also known as marbeling, I've made great advances, I'm a luthier I would like to paint my guitars by immersion in water, I'll report my advances to simplify
1-) water density: I have already achieved a good density with the following products: CMC, carrageenan and emulsifier (nestle)
2: Paints: I managed to make the paints float and make drawings under these solutions already listed in the previous item, I have already used the following paints, food dyes, water-based paints, acrylic paints and special paints from the pebeo brand made for marbling
3-) I can transfer my drawings perfectly to plain paper or potassium sulfate treated paper,
4-) I need to make this happen on guitars that I have to apply a sealant base, I was told to use the white spray from the brand rust oleum ultracover 2x, I apply it on the wood, however unfortunately, every time I do the immersion in any of the paints the drawings are destroyed and run down the body of the guitar, they just don't stick.
Please, I need to know which product to apply under the wood after I have applied the rust oleum base so that the designs remain on the guitar.
Hi. Just wondering if you figured it out.
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