15 wild ways to create STUNNING home decor
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2022
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This looks interesting but knowing what products are being used would definitely be helpful.
I totally agree.
I was thinking the same thing
I know! Nothing at all in the description. Bummer video.
You go to there website to find individual info. These are just an overview
@@donnabacon4681 I was also confused lol. Thank you Donna.
The sun table was gorgeous!
I just wish there was more instruction. Even when you flash a product to camera you
don't show the whole thing so still don't know what you used. Love the Hometalk diy's
but thinking of unsubscribing because channel is not teaching me much.
Same. I didn’t know what the majority of the stuff was that they were using. What’s the point of watching? I’m sure it’s been done before somewhere else on UA-cam, so they’re going to lose subscribers if they don’t explain.
I was reading another reply and apparently you go to their website and it gives you all the info. Hope this helps.
I agree. Could not figure out what products are used.
Please don’t go setting alcohol on fire on glass. The glass can break and shoot glass out.
Yes!! That can happen very quickly!
Common Sense would dictate Caution!!!
I'd certainly suggest doing research & Following Instructions/Directions of product! Along with practicing the techniques. Using proper equipment, safety glasses for sure. Doing it outside w/ extinguisher possibly.
Yeah..that was a dumb move.
I'D be MUCH MORE WORRIED about THE SLEEVES on her Top! 😬 That FIRE is WAY to close for comfort with those SLEEVES!! Be cognitive of such HAZARDS!!
Only takes a second to start a massive fire!!! Careful... 🥴
Yeah, I was thinking the same. Definitely not a well thought out video, if only for lack of proper safety precautions and warning. Could lead to property damage & serious injury... especially if a child or inexperienced young person tried some of these projects.🔥💥🚭
Huh? Maybe some explanation... Directions?? These were shown too fast.
@chris You can slow the speed down to something more comfortable with the UA-cam controls. By posting the content slightly speeded up, we actually get more video. I'm with you about the directions. I'd love to see a materials list for each project in the description. I really like a lot of the projects!
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These are usually videos they have already played on their UA-cam with explanations. You can try looking in their history. The only thing is that sometimes the videos are mixed with other videos and they are a little hard to find.
@@bkitteh6295 I didn't know! Not sure how to do that but I'll see what I can figure out...Thank you!!
@@leydavazquez5225 a quick notation by Hometalk about that would have been nice too! Thank you!!
@@auntissie Hi! I think this will get you to the playback speed. When the video begins to play, pause it, click the 3 dots in the upper right hand corner, and look for Playback: Normal (or something like that). Click it and you should have other options to choose for the speed. Good luck!
Yes some instructions or exclamations are the products that use would be very very helpful otherwise none of us can replicate the stuff your Meg
Good ideas, I have a lot of glass and frames to sort after the decorating and I also thought the cake tray was a great idea for the paints, all round very useful, Thank you so much ✨
Wow these are some really good ways to decorate with Elmer’s glue thank you for sharing I needed some new ideas
I really like what you did with the glass using glue but when you show the products you couldn't really see what you were using So I was wondering if you can please show the products that you were using to make a lot of this look like stained glass thank you
I think she used ink and rubbing alcohol.... but yes, it would be nice if some of these videos that have such wonderful ideas, would show us all products needed per project, just before showing you how to do them.... maybe they'll read the comments and do another video. But I absolutely loved everything in the video! Especially with today's economy
She made her own alcohol ink using the inside felt of a Sharpie marker. You can make your own or buy them from Michael's or Hobby Lobby.
What is she using ink or acrylics
Looks great many diffent ideas. I noticed that the colour was much paler when dried, do you just put more paint in the glue to overcome that or will that ruin the texture?
Wow! I absolutely love this! I think my favorite one, was the last one, where it looked like frosted panes! Thank you for sharing your wonderful ideas! .... Quick question though... Have you ever had a glass break on you before from burning the alcohol off? I was watching you do that (which I loved btw!) But, I was worried about it breaking
I have an old window pane with glass...now I finally know what to do with it.
OMG this has to be the most amazing arts n crafts video I've seen in my life. You have a God sent gift.
Definitely going to be trying some of these. Thanks for the inspiration.
Wow! An amazing approach to art. Everything is gorgeous. Fun watching you do it too.
Now I want to go catch some glass on fire! What a beautiful color effect. Very lovely faux stained glass too. Lovely ideas 💛💛
Maravilloso 😍 absolutamente hermosas todas las ideas. Felicitaciones por tanta belleza en tus creaciones ❤️❤️ from CHILE 🇨🇱❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful Ideas! Thanks for all the hard work. Can’t wait to try some
I love this alternative to traditional stained glass. Maybe apply a clear sealer to set in the glue finished design.
I loved the 3tier ht pink tray but all projects were gorgeous.
Great ideas. The looks are fantastic, high price looks.
These are look a nice thought! These are look a glamour colourful and make to look good!
Wow amazing!
I love the Sun idea sooo beautiful
Love your paintings. Amazing
Love it ..... cheers from Pennsylvania Blessings 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏
What happened to people saying what they are doing in a video?
What?! You don't have the virtual mind reader super power? 🤣
These are lovely, but I would finish off the inside of the Stainglass pieces like the doors with the hard mod podge, couple of coats. So you can wipe it down with a damp cloth to dust it once in a while, and not wet the Elmers glue at all.
Fabulous, Wonderful Priceless!!!
LOVE these ideas!!!
Those were some neat ideas, but like the other commenters, the video isn't much help without knowing what products you used. The main example is toward the end when you dipped balloons in paint. What did you mix the paint with? Even a list of products in the info section would be a start, but a voiceover giving instructions and naming the products would be best.
Love this great video thank you x
Very interesting, would love to know what products your using, should would help
Super cool!!
I really liked the third one but I can’t find the video for it , I’d like to know what kind of tape was used , any help would be appreciated
Most teaching videos state what the products are or offer links in the drop down box so we can successfully create a desired outcome. Excellent art ideas though.
Wicked good I love these!
Will now search for other UA-cam channels to answer questions that this brought up. Wouldn't the heat from the sun loosen the glue? Do we have to use glass paint? Etc...
Love this!
I love it so amazing think you for the tutorial
Love it!
For the stained glass look, wouldn’t the glue/black paint melt in the sun of the window where you’d set it to display ?
Wow pretty cool.
All of them very nice 👍 thanks for sharing have a wonderful blessed day in Jesus Christ our savior bye 😘
I like these a lot, but do you have anywhere that tells us what to buy to do these projects? I can see some of the things, but the video moves so fast I don't get all the products that you use.
Would love to try these ideas, but how? Where do I get directions?
Most of the projects are faux or fake stained glass using glue and acrylic paint, a couple used alcohol ink which are the small squeeze bottles. You seal with a clear spray paint or mod podge if it's not being exposed to the elements. As someone stated the videos here do not give credit to the original creators unfortunately.
Love everything
Thank you for your lecture. It looks GOOD. But TOO dangerous with the FIRE. GOOD LUCK
When I get the time I am going to try this because I love Stainglass
What does lighting the alcohol inks on fire on top of the glass surface actually do…!?
Buring the alcohol off makes the colors more intense and durable. Be careful because the alcohol is flammable.
Also, you will need to spray the finished product with a clear coat like Krylon spray to keep it from wearing off.
@@lilyblily thank you very much for responding & filling me in my dear!! (:
Wow that look easy
This video is absolutely useless, dont even know what they doing, a bit of explanation wouldnt go astray
A lot of the projects are using alcohol ink (the ones involving fire). The others are acrylic paint and glue mixed to do stain glass effects. I agree, it needs at least captioned.
I wouldn't go as far as saying useless. Just throwing out there the Ideas is great! I kinda thought it was obvious the Products being used.
However, think I'm certainly with those who would've Appreciated some captions.
👉❤ I Loved this vid though❤👈
Crochet
Where did you get the sheets of colored window tint????
Love these ideas. Need instructions. Not music.
ELMER’S WORLD!
Wish I could see how you are doing the stained glass project...video going so fast couldn't figure out the steps
What products are you using
What is the name of the paint used on the glasses??
Great ideas but I’ not very artsy craftsy! My projects wouldn’t turn out like those that’s for sure!
I think that 3 tier tray was ruined , but interesting work.👍🏻
Some directions and explanation would b helpful here....!
I subbcribed after seeing the glue and baking soda paint episode. Love these ideas, but what does setting it on fire do?
that’s exactly what I’ve asked a few times but nobody has clued me in yet lol darn it 🤦♀️🥲
@@djjones7039 someone above in a comment, said it makes the colors much more vibrant
It helps it adhere to the glass
Wow 😳
Inspiring
Love what you do but not nearly enough time given to admire the work or follow how to do it.
I think they used alcohol inks. I think where she put the marker inside the bottle, it was filled with alcohol to make your own.
She used black paint and white glue to make the stained glass lines.
Is this ink or acrylics
If the setting on fire step is about drying the ink quickly, I don't think that it's necessary... Alcohol inks air dry, albeit slowly in comparison. Perhaps the fire changes the look somehow, but it wasn't apparent in the video. 🤷♀️
The fire actually helps it adhere to the glass. It also darkens the color a bit, but it is mostly done for the adheresion.
All that amazing color from alcohol ink disappears fast because alcohol inks are not lightfast. I really wish creators would disclose this. You will be able to enjoy that brilliant color for a few months at most.
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Do you use alcohol ink for everything? The creations are beautiful but barely any instructions as the products are shown in a flash and nothing is linked in the comments like other YT channels to purchase or have a better idea of the materials to use. Please consider for next videos.
Nice, but too fast on the product to use
This felt like a 10 minute intro
I’m sorry but a lot of these looks like something a preschooler has created
You should have a safty warning accompanying this video. It is quite dangerous setting fire to a pane of glass, even though it did not burn for long.
People have been badly injured trying to follow other people's videos, regarding working with glass.
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Fire and a butterfly blouse not the brightest idea.
A LOT of this fire is unnecessary. Yes it may change the design a bit, but alcohol and fire are a dangerous combination. These will still look nice without using it if you are somewhere this is not possible to do safely.
You don’t really show the finished projects, and can’t get a look at what you’re doing! Very frustrating :(
Nice compiliation but useless from an educational point of view. You'll get a much better rating (and following) if you break up each project into a separate how-to segment.
Question? Why did you set those "inks?" I think that's what they are on fire? Is it just for the effect? Or do they always have to be in order to set them? I've never worked with it. TIA you do beautiful work!!
I am not trying to be critical of Hometalk. I generally enjoy their videos, and I have several saved in my files. BUT this one? I got nothing out of it. I couldn't begin to follow this jumping around on that one. I'm disappointed. Some of the projects look like they might be pretty...but heck! I need to know what I need and SLOW down for goodness sakes! Hopefully the next Hometalk will be better. 😬
Yeah I can’t stand when some videos do this like how can we if we don’t know what they use. Ugh
So this is NOT a diy video. This is just an advertisement.
DIY videos share the product names.
Without that sharing, this video is useless.
I assume you are monetizing the sharing part.👎
Well this was useless. Doesn't say what paint, material to use.
I don't like that half the time I have to guees at what you are doinnnng.
Try one project at a time Hometalk. What a mess to decipher 😡
The music👎
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🔥Not a good idea to burn yourself or set somebody's house on fire... Might want to edit title & description with safety precautions. Risky when you put things out there for anyone, anywhere & of any age & experience level to experiment with... Not to mention doing so without proper equipment/supply list & instructions.🔥🚭💥
Yeah, this is worthless without more detail . Thumbs down
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I just watched same yuck over and over for10 min. Shame on me.