This was very inspiring thank you. I learned how to make sterling silver jewelry, my favorite, by watching UA-cam! I learned how to solder , hammer, mold come on and on. The unfortunate thing was the price of silver doubled since I started. Fortunately I bought a lot of brass and copper prior to sterling silver so I could practice. I have a lot left and I'm going to use your techniques and go from there! Thanks again
I have so many small pieces of off-cut glass from mosaicing. Love the glass fusing kiln because it would be perfect to create some unique mosaic glass tiles with those small pieces. Thank you for sharing!
So adorable. I have a nickel allergy and when I go to a craft show I never look at the jewelry. What your making is beautiful and creative. Your little deer family was sweet!
Thank you so much Cindy, I really really enjoyed watching you showing us all these different ways to make brilliant thing’s from cans and fused glass. I’d really really love ❤️ to see more on the fused glass. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags ❤❤❤
Thanks. I guess they have been around for a long time. But I was surprised when I heard about them too. I have really enjoyed mine even though I can only make very small projects.
Hi Susan - there are links to the tutorials for all the items in the description of this video. Let me know if there is something you can't find and I can give you the direct link. 🙂
@Upcycle Design Lab Thank you - this is such an inspiration and help! You showed me so much that is easily accessible and doable and I am excited for us to explore your channel and give these crafts a try! Subscribed - warm hugs to you, from over in Africa ❤ xx
Hi and welcome JG. I am so happy to have you join my youtube family. It's amazing to hear that my content is reaching people around the globe. Thanks for watching.
Great channel! Very much enjoying your content. This video is what brought me to the channel (newly subscribed). I’m a glass artist and was greatly amused to find the first item you listed was small glass fused pieces. I wanted to offer some advice. Don’t mix different types of glass in those little kilns (or any kiln). The different types of glass when mixed will crack apart. If you’re finding pieces are breaking it’s often because COE’s were mixed together. (The different types of glass have different COE’s/ simplified to keep this sorta short.) Another thing that will make glass crack is heating or cooling too fast, so follow kiln directions. Now on to UDL video binge.
These crafts are definitely different. I Love them. Amazing the things you made out of tin cans. Wow!!!!! I still can’t believe it. I love them all but the tin covers on the notebooks is cool. 👍😀😀😊😊😃😃🙂🙂😎😎🌸🌸🌺🌺🌼🌼
Hi Kathryn - I have made them both ways but I think I prefer to leave the watch mechanism on the back for two reasons. First it adds a little weight to the earrings and I kind of like the steampunky look it has. And secondly if you remove the back the watch hands also come off. Thanks for watching.
i adore what you do and you are so creative with it :) i am wondering how you are colouring the metals though? i really want to give things like this a try but i am definately a splash of colour kind of gal and in need of tips
Hi Cindy…I love reusing items and look forward to seeing more of your videos. Cu the reindeer and tin can ornaments. New subscriber. I make lots of Christmas tags and ornaments. ❤️
I CANT BELIEVE, youve never popped up on my feed before. I just subed. I love your jewelry desings and those dragonflies. I look at your full tute later. Althea
What wonderful projects! I was excited to see the watch earrings because I'm working on some. Do you have any advice about getting the hole through the face without damaging it?
Hi Andrea - thanks for watching. I am sorry but I don't have any great tips on that. Some watch faces work better than others. I actually switched up the way I make them. I now leave the mechanical works on the back which helps to hold on the hands and it adds a little weight to the earrings. Then I wrap wire around the mechanical part and make a loop for the jump rings. Hopefully that makes sense. I should probably make a new tutorial. This link is to a pair that is for sale in my ebay store if you scroll through the pictures it may help to show you what I am talking about. www.ebay.com/itm/155404344774?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=287IC-8mSqm&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=287IC-8mSqm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
@@UpcycleDesignLab Did you glue the wire down at all? I'm thinking I may try solder...I've been trying the wire but I'm afraid it won't stay on it's own without glue of some sort.
How do you soften the edges of the dragonfly wings? I'm so scared of working with aluminum! I love that you upscale. The dragonflies might just be my christmas idea this year.... if I figure out the edging thing! Thank you for sharing your lovely works .❤
Hi - I don't actually do anything to the edges but if you are worried about the edges you can use silver dimensional paint on the edges. Thanks for watching 😊
In Australia, the Salvation Army has an online thrift store, and they sell broken jewellery, including broken watches, from time to time. Bulk lots. I bought some bags of old buttons recently, which I'm planning to use for craft.
For the tin cans I use a combination of hammering and filing. If you are interested this video shows all the different ways I have used to finish metal edges. ua-cam.com/video/WPUaFoClJyk/v-deo.htmlsi=wrLlviV7OKozN2Na Thanks for watching 😊
For the clock faces, you can find a template on line for them or buy wooden clock faces at a craft store. I will try to make some. And if you want to make them look realistic you can buy the hands at craft stores too.
Thank you for sharing your talents. Very generous of you. Best wishes for a great 2024
Thanks for watching. Best wishes for your 2024 as well.
A mobile out of the dragonflies or tin can ornaments would be gorgeous 💕
Hi Jen - That is a fun idea. Thanks for watching.
Agreed👍🏼
All lovely - I have no problem making thing for craft shows - just pricing them - thank you for sharing these lovely ideas
Thanks so much 😊
Ooo, I love the aluminum covers on the notebooks!
Thanks 😊
I love how you use the entire can! Very ingenious.
Hi Carla - thanks for watching. 🙂
This was very inspiring thank you. I learned how to make sterling silver jewelry, my favorite, by watching UA-cam! I learned how to solder , hammer, mold come on and on. The unfortunate thing was the price of silver doubled since I started. Fortunately I bought a lot of brass and copper prior to sterling silver so I could practice. I have a lot left and I'm going to use your techniques and go from there! Thanks again
Thanks for watching I am happy you are inspired.
The watch face earrings are sooo cute!! I'm heading over to watch that video. I'd love to try them just for myself.
Thanks Sharon - I hope you enjoy the project 😊
I love the dragonflies!
Thanks 😊
I have so many small pieces of off-cut glass from mosaicing. Love the glass fusing kiln because it would be perfect to create some unique mosaic glass tiles with those small pieces. Thank you for sharing!
Hi thanks for watching. I am happy your are inspired.
Love what your doing Cindy! Thank you for sharing such a beautiful way to upcycle cans! You're an inspiration!
Thanks that is so nice of you to say. 🙂🙂
I think your items are lovely. I would definitely shop your table at a craft fair.
Thanks Janice 😊
I particularly like the fused glass pendant & earrings set! Lovely!
Thanks Pam 🙂
Love the clocks ideas as much as the tin can crafts wow
Thanks so much 😊
You are so clever! Thank you for sharing these ideas, which made my own creative juices flow.
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching 😊
Love the Dragon Flies!
Thanks 😊
* Interesting.. I didn't know about the little Kiln for melting glass. Thanks for the Ideas..
Hi thanks for watching 🙂
So adorable. I have a nickel allergy and when I go to a craft show I never look at the jewelry. What your making is beautiful and creative. Your little deer family was sweet!
Hi April - thanks so much for watching.
Thanks!
Just wanted to say you are wonderfully inspirational, extremely talented and an excellent teacher❣️
Thank you 😊
Thanks so much for your comment and the super thanks. 🙂🙂🙃
😮 first time seeing your kind of arts and crafts Beautiful . Some things are very eazy but then the labor is another .❤
Thanks for watching 😊
Thank you so much. These are great ideas that expand on some I've already been working on.
Hi Kathleen - thanks for watching. I am happy you found some inspiration.
Thank you so much Cindy, I really really enjoyed watching you showing us all these different ways to make brilliant thing’s from cans and fused glass. I’d really really love ❤️ to see more on the fused glass. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags ❤❤❤
I happy you enjoyed these projects.
I'm so impressed with your creativity that can be seen in some special people 💫
Thanks 😊
Your soooo talented…..absolutely love the recycled aspect of your crafts!!! And appreciate the inspo!!
Thanks so much for your lovely comment. I am happy you are inspired.
Thank You from Puerto Rico.
I am so happy you enjoyed the video. Thanks 😊
Thank you for sharing! Absolutely adorable creations!
Hi Samantha - thanks so much for watching. I happy you enjoyed my quirky projects. 😊
You're so creative and talented! Thank you for sharing some amazing, fun ideas! Hugs to you
That is so kind of you to say. Thank so much. 🙂
Thank you for sharing this. I never even knew a microwave kiln existed. Beautiful work!
Thanks. I guess they have been around for a long time. But I was surprised when I heard about them too. I have really enjoyed mine even though I can only make very small projects.
Very unique crafts! A lot of ingenuity went in to designing these crafts. Love them.
Thanks Teresa 😊
Love her ideas. Wish she showed how she made these.
Hi Susan - there are links to the tutorials for all the items in the description of this video. Let me know if there is something you can't find and I can give you the direct link. 🙂
Tutorials in the link. A little sign came up.
Wow! Really beautiful creative items! ❤
Thanks 😊
Great video, so interesting, opened my minds eye on what you were able to do to inspire us too. Amazing
Thanks for watching
@Upcycle Design Lab Thank you - this is such an inspiration and help! You showed me so much that is easily accessible and doable and I am excited for us to explore your channel and give these crafts a try! Subscribed - warm hugs to you, from over in Africa ❤ xx
Hi and welcome JG. I am so happy to have you join my youtube family. It's amazing to hear that my content is reaching people around the globe. Thanks for watching.
So wonderful for you to share your best sellers and other ideas❤
Thanks for watching 😊
Great channel! Very much enjoying your content. This video is what brought me to the channel (newly subscribed). I’m a glass artist and was greatly amused to find the first item you listed was small glass fused pieces. I wanted to offer some advice.
Don’t mix different types of glass in those little kilns (or any kiln). The different types of glass when mixed will crack apart. If you’re finding pieces are breaking it’s often because COE’s were mixed together. (The different types of glass have different COE’s/ simplified to keep this sorta short.) Another thing that will make glass crack is heating or cooling too fast, so follow kiln directions.
Now on to UDL video binge.
Hi Linda - welcome to the family 🙂🙂🙂 I so happy to have you here. Also thanks for the tips.
thank you for some really fun jewelry making ideas! very creative!
Hi Nicole - thanks for watching 🙂
You are so incredibly creative! Im feeling so inspired! Thank you so much for sharing your tips and tricks!! ❤
Hi Devin - Thanks so much I am so happy to hear you are inspired. Hope you have some fun creating.
The colors are vivid!
Thanks for watching.
You are incredibly imaginative and talented.! Wishing you success in your craft sales. God bless you and yours.
Thank you so much!
How beautiful works you make , 👏👏👏
Hi Maria - thanks so much.
Thanks so much for sharing your unique affordable ideas to all of us. Congratulations
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
Love your framed hammer, must do this cause I can never find it when I need it!❤
Thanks for watching. I have some other "framed art" tools but the hammer is my favorite and it always gets put away. 🙂
Great video. Everything you make is interesting and I’m sure appealing to many.
Thanks for watching 😊
I love your imagination!
Thanks sometimes my wheels do spin in crazy directions 🙂
These crafts are definitely different. I Love them. Amazing the things you made out of tin cans. Wow!!!!! I still can’t believe it. I love them all but the tin covers on the notebooks is cool. 👍😀😀😊😊😃😃🙂🙂😎😎🌸🌸🌺🌺🌼🌼
Thanks for watching. 🙂
Lovely video, thanks for sharing, you can also cut pop cans with a sizzix machine then emboss the shape with the embossing folders 😀
Hi thanks for watching. I am very curious about about the sizzix machines but I have never used one. Just another toy for my wish list. 🙂
WOW! These are fantastic, thank you.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching 😊
Very cute and clever. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Joyce - thanks for watching.
You make beautiful jewelry! ❤
Thanks so much 😊
@@UpcycleDesignLab your so welcome!
So creative and great ideas ❤thank you
Thanks for watching 😊
🎉Great ideas!Thanks for sharing!😊
Thanks for watching 😊
Very clever and unique crafts!
Thanks 😊
Thank you for sharing your talents..I was wondering what do you do, besides hammering the cans to get rid of the rough edges? ❤
Hi thanks for watching. I file or sand down the corners but the edges aren't really sharp.
Wow, you are so talented, beautiful!
Thank you Maryjane that's so kind of you to say. 😊
On the mismatched watch face earrings do you leave the works on the back or use the face only? Thanks so much!
Hi Kathryn - I have made them both ways but I think I prefer to leave the watch mechanism on the back for two reasons. First it adds a little weight to the earrings and I kind of like the steampunky look it has. And secondly if you remove the back the watch hands also come off. Thanks for watching.
i adore what you do and you are so creative with it :) i am wondering how you are colouring the metals though? i really want to give things like this a try but i am definately a splash of colour kind of gal and in need of tips
Hi Donna - Thanks so much for watching. I have used acrylic paint, spray paint and
alcohol ink to color the metal. I am all about experimenting. :-)
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I love that u experiment and share that with us!ヽ(*´▽)ノ♪
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i like the rusted rings!
Thanks for watching 😊
Love your ideas you are very talented!
Thanks 😊
💕 Thank you, for sharing!💕
Thanks for watching
You are so incredibly talented. I just love your creations ❤
Thanks Christine 😊
Great ideas, thank you!
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing! Wonderful ideas!❤
Thanks for watching 😊
Such a great inspiration, thank you!
Thanks Linda 😊
Hi Cindy…I love reusing items and look forward to seeing more of your videos. Cu the reindeer and tin can ornaments. New subscriber. I make lots of Christmas tags and ornaments. ❤️
Hi - Welcome to my little UA-cam community. I am always happy to meet a fellow upcycler. 🙂
Hi! Do you have the tutorial on how to make the tin can journal covers? I do a LOT of journaling and those are a great idea!! Thank you!
Hi thanks for watching. I am happy that you are inspired. Here is the link to the tutorial.
ua-cam.com/video/ico1zmAFI2o/v-deo.htmlsi=pLuqbn0vlzMHWjEz
You r so very creative! Love it all! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks so much 😊
I CANT BELIEVE, youve never popped up on my feed before. I just subed. I love your jewelry desings and those dragonflies. I look at your full tute later. Althea
Thanks for subscribing Althea! Welcome to my little UA-cam community. I hope you will find some inspiration.
Wow! I love all of your ideas. I wouldn’t make any of them but I really enjoyed the video. You’re very creative!
Thanks 😊
You are so talented!
So kind of you to say. 🙂
These are great
Thanks Delaine 😊
Those are all great ideas.
Glad you like them! Thanks Linda 😊
Hi Cindy, thanks for the tutorial! Are you using paints on the tin can earrings, possibly Vintaj paints? Thanks!
Hi - I did use acrylic paint but I don't know which brand. Thanks for watching 😊
What wonderful projects! I was excited to see the watch earrings because I'm working on some. Do you have any advice about getting the hole through the face without damaging it?
Hi Andrea - thanks for watching. I am sorry but I don't have any great tips on that. Some watch faces work better than others. I actually switched up the way I make them. I now leave the mechanical works on the back which helps to hold on the hands and it adds a little weight to the earrings. Then I wrap wire around the mechanical part and make a loop for the jump rings. Hopefully that makes sense. I should probably make a new tutorial. This link is to a pair that is for sale in my ebay store if you scroll through the pictures it may help to show you what I am talking about. www.ebay.com/itm/155404344774?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=287IC-8mSqm&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=287IC-8mSqm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
@@UpcycleDesignLab Thank you very much. This is very helpful!
@@andreadube3537 happy to help 😊
@@UpcycleDesignLab Did you glue the wire down at all? I'm thinking I may try solder...I've been trying the wire but I'm afraid it won't stay on it's own without glue of some sort.
@@andreadube3537 yes I used clear e6000 glue to hold the wire on the back.
How do you soften the edges of the dragonfly wings? I'm so scared of working with aluminum! I love that you upscale. The dragonflies might just be my christmas idea this year.... if I figure out the edging thing! Thank you for sharing your lovely works .❤
Hi - I don't actually do anything to the edges but if you are worried about the edges you can use silver dimensional paint on the edges. Thanks for watching 😊
Wow amazing!
Thanks 😊
Incredible.
Thanks 😊
In Australia, the Salvation Army has an online thrift store, and they sell broken jewellery, including broken watches, from time to time. Bulk lots. I bought some bags of old buttons recently, which I'm planning to use for craft.
Hi Grace. I love old buttons I have quite a few myself. Have fun with your project. 🙂
You may not think you are a master crafter but you are ❤😅
Thanks Maria 😊
Just found you and thank you for sharing your knowledge
Thanks for watching 😊
It wouldn't be too hard to set up a little area where you were selling and let people emboss the plant markers themselves. Right?
That is a fun idea. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
So you can use the paper bead roller for tin or aluminum too?
Yes I use it to roll beads from the aluminum drink cans but I don't think it would work for heavy tin cans. 🙂
What's the best way to smooth the edges of the tin such as the earrings you were mentioning had been already smoothed?
For the tin cans I use a combination of hammering and filing. If you are interested this video shows all the different ways I have used to finish metal edges. ua-cam.com/video/WPUaFoClJyk/v-deo.htmlsi=wrLlviV7OKozN2Na
Thanks for watching 😊
@@UpcycleDesignLab Thanks so much, I appreciate it!
Gorgeous work!
Thanks Diana 🙂
Wonderful, do you have a tutorial showing how you cut the earrings? Lovely!
Hi thanks for watching. I think this is what you are you looking for. ua-cam.com/video/iJ9ZuAtl_T0/v-deo.html
@@UpcycleDesignLab Thank you!
What wonderful ideas.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹
Thanks so much 😊
Love your work!!!
Thanks 😊
I love your ideas!!!!❤
Thank you! 😊
I love to Wear thèse handmade necklace its a beautiful c.These are all All pretty création.
Thanks for watching 😊
Upcycle Design Lab, Cute upcycles! How did you put the beads on the aluminum can rings?
Hi - I cut the rings and then taped them back together and covered the tape with the beads. Thanks for watching.
Amazing items - just one question are the tin items sharp? Just a bit worried re health and safety!
Hi thanks for watching. The edges aren't really sharp but the pointed ends need to be handled with a little care.
Very creative!!
Thanks 😊
Excellent job congratulations
Thanks 😊
Awesome artwork
Thanks 😊
Thanks so much for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Wow, this is great !Thank you !
Subscribed💕
Hi Nia - Welcome 🙂 Thanks for watching and subscribing.
@@UpcycleDesignLab , it is my pleasure. Glad to be here!
U r very gifted❤
Thanks 😊
For the clock faces, you can find a template on line for them or buy wooden clock faces at a craft store. I will try to make some. And if you want to make them look realistic you can buy the hands at craft stores too.
Hi thanks for watching and for the ideas.
you are very talented!!
Thanks Janet 😊
Great ideas!! ☮️💟
Thanks, I’m glad you like them! 😊
Very creative! I have hundreds of buttons meant vintage. Got them cheap with the intent of crafting something. Any ideas anyone??
Thanks for watching. Have fun with all the buttons. I would check pinterest for some ides. 🙂
What kind of paint do you use on the tin earrings? It turns out looking almost like enamel.
Hi thanks for watching. I just used acrylic craft paint and clear sealer.