MUDLARKING Weird Dolls & Bubbly Bottles! + Making Bottle Blueprints - Cyanotypes with our finds!
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Come mudlarking with us at one of our favourite river locations! We discover
a beautiful array of antique bottles and our most weirdest doll finds to date! Watch as we try Cyanotype photo printing for the very first time, using our bottles and finds - The results are even more amazing than we thought they would be!
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It just makes me feel happy 😃
The milk glass item is most likely a feed or water holder that slid into a bird cage and stayed in place with that knobby thing kind of locking it in between the wires. =)
Your right possibly by O.L. & CO.
Yes!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Oh...I think so too!
You are most likely right but Im going to leave my wild guess in pkace.
Probably for a larger bird like a parrot the ones my mom had were smaller and beautiful green clear glass on a small metal cage
The crown bottle looks like a Prince Machabelli perfume my Mom used to have on her vanity. Thanks for that memory. Love all of your videos.
It is I knew that right off the bat !!!
I was thinking Machabeli too but couldn’t find an example of one that was this shape and style
I found the same on google images 😊
Yes, my sister had that as well.
I was going to say that as well!
That star bottom that you plan on turning into an ornament would also make a good cookie press. I always look at the bottoms of glasses and dishes just for a good imprint.
I had that exact thought!
Beautiful. There is nothing more rewarding in life than a curious and creative mind
I would have taken the "mini slate table" had I been there. What an unusual find.
The crown perfume looks like a Prince Matchabelli bottle.
I remember seeing magazine sds for this perfume in the late 1950's & 60s. In the United States.
That’s what I thought too. I remember them in the 60’s
But if you look at the picture of their bottles it's not exactly the same, the one they found has some fleur de lis, the one you're talking about has no fleur de lis
Yes, it may not be precisely the same but I had some Prince Matchabelli perfume in the 60s that looked very similar.
I can't tell you how happy I am when you say
"I'm Keeping That!" ;)
I know but I can’t help it 😊
It makes me very happy, too. They are so lovely! If you leave them they could be broken b4 another finds them
I love it!
Your slate "table" would have been on the bottom, coolest shelf in the pantry to set the jug of milk and crock of butter upon. Helped keep them cooler in days before refrigeration.
I might try to carry it to the car next time!
That paint pan would make a good sink for a doll's house.
I thought tgat the crown might be an Avon one but the Prince Maccuavelli (or however its spelt!) might be it!
The prints would be wonderful to add to your shop I’m sure they would sell well.
My grandmother, who was born in 1889 had one of the milk glass things. She had a metal bracket that the back slipped into, she used it for matches near her fireplace. I haven’t seen one since hers, I’m glad you found this, thanks for the blast from the past. Great finds.
Your milk glass bird feeder/waterer is whole except for a very tiny dink on the left corner. Very beautiful and unusual. Well found.
The crown perfume bottle looks like Prince Matchabelli. I used to have one years ago when I collected perfume bottles. I love your finds, that was so much fun!! :-D I forgot to say how much I enjoyed your art project too, so beautiful!!
agreed...it does look very much like a Prince Matchabelli bottle!
agree with Prince Matchabelli perfume bottle I am thinking from the late 50s or 60s
That is what I thought too!
Cleaned..Oh yes Prince Matchabell bottle...a lovely find.
That was my first thought as well...Prince Matchabelli perfume. "Cachet" cologne (also made by P.M.)was my 'signature' scent when I was in high school in the late 70's...LOL!!
That bottle print is LITERALLY the coolest thing I've ever seen🤘🤘🤘🤘💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
The bottle exposure on the paper it absolutely amazing. Love it.
The paper printing of the bottles and feathers are beautiful! Totally amazing!
The wonky, bubbly bottle is so beautiful!
Hi! Every one of your treasures is a memory of such fun days spent together. You have to glue the lid back together..a memory of your mommy and daughter teamwork❣
The flat lays of the bottles and feathers and other things, turned out so well! Very clever, Gail and Alex!
You, ladies, are amazing at what you do. It makes me want to go mudlarking with you! Greetings from Utah, USA 🇺🇸. I never miss a video. I watch them faithfully and happily every Sunday. Keep digging in your property! I love what you find there too. 💖
When I was little we were allowed to play with my Dad's Grandfather's marbles and we called the one like you show at 29:53 a "root beer float" marble because, to us, that's what the colors made us think it was. (A root beer float is root beer pop mixed with vanilla ice cream.) Yum!
What a cool blueprint process with the natural elements and other finds. The blueprints are just so fascinating.
You ladies do the most fun and interesting things with your finds, jewelry and beads, decorations and now these beautiful sun prints--fabulous!
I had perfume in a little crown-shaped bottle. Windsong by Prince Matchabelli, I think. Back in the 70s.
What a great adventure such wonderful finds today Alex and Gail found the best treasures beautiful colors
The bubbly bottle wins in this hunt 😍
This is one of my favourite episodes so far. From the music, the unique bottles you found, to the picture making at the end. Thank you. ♥
You two are always up to something creative. Love the finds and the prints.
You guys need to start carrying a small hatchet to get through all those branches. Lol I love Gail’s dedication. I’d be doing the same thing. 💚
I was going to tell them same thing a machete is under 10 american dollars and i love them they chop the old tree limbs and weeds with no effort thats what they i believe were made for to clear the way through jungle and forests the machete comes with a carry case that fits on a belt or strap around your leg
@@tammywhalen3297 Would be good, but it's illegal to carry a machete in this country - also illegal to carry a knife xx
@@NorthernMudlarks maybe a pruning tool would work. I think bottledigger Tom uses one and he also has a folding saw but that might be alot to haul around.
@@NorthernMudlarks Can you carry a small garden snips?
Okay, here we go! :-) Oh, nice bubble-glass bottle! The more bubbles in a bottle the better, I think. The cyanotype prints were very interesting... takes me back to my b&w photography printmaking days.
Aww, I love the geese who decided to be civil
The little bottles you find that have a lip tie a string around the neck, leave a space then tie another one. Make a run with about 4 or 5 bottles. Hang them in a window. You can put plant cuttings or a flower in water. Great video. I love the pictures. You found so many beautiful things!
Lovely Cyanotypes! Just found this info...Always wear plastic or latex rubber gloves while handling the Cyanotype solutions, coating the paper and processing the exposed images. The solution should be considered poisonous.
I've seen pinterest photos where people have placed halves of bowls, plates, etc. outside in walls of gardening sheds or fences, etc. to hold things. Since you find so many half items and have outbuildings, it might work for you.
The milk glass thing looks like the flower holders they use in mausoleums. Especially the wall ones that have many graves.
All of the cyanotypes were beautiful and fascinating, but I think I liked the ferns the best. Thank you for sharing!
Great finds, gals. I do love the music with this video. So happy and lively. This is a great treasure area you have found.
Especially beautiful GLASS! I so love the cyanotype using that stunning old glass bottles. Just gorgeous. Framed!
Love the creaky fiddle at 24.44 - takes me back to when I lived in Cumbria and the Borders - so atmospheric
I am sure you can make the most lovely beads with that glass.
on that cyanotype paper you should have a family hand print done with all of you for keep sakes;];];];] that is soo awesome stuff!!!
I had to watch this several times and have now ordered the cyanotypes solution to play with. I adore those prints and feel you should frame them , either portions or full pieces. The fact that you collected the items from the mud, cleaned them up and created those photo prints is a process that is special. i loved this video. And all your videos. :)
Wow, I have never heard of Cyanotype before. Such a cool process and some great results too. You have some amazing crafting skills, I always enjoy them so much.
It goes on the kitchen wall to hold match sticks for the stoves back in the olden days.
Looks like a prince matabelli perfume bottle from the early 1960s.ypu ladies constantly amazed me with your latest art. I too am a suckered for tiny bottles. The one with the age bubbles is fantastic! Keep on mudding and creating!
That was a lovely way to spend time on a cold winter night. Thanks for including us!
I believe the perfume to be a Prince Matchabelli bottle. I recognized the shape right away.
In the US, there was a popular, drug store cologne for men called “British Sterling.” There was a ladies cologne called “Prince Matchabelli.” This would have been the 1960s. The bottles were in the shape of crowns.
Girls, this was fascinating! Everything an individual treasure, with imaginary potential. The images on paper, beautiful, what an art form! Love the milk glass caged bird feeder / waterer, so fancy. I wasn't bored for a second, you keep it very interesting! Love the weird & wonderful, thanks a bunch!
This Cyanotype technique has been a favourite with trained botanists for a long time ; the results are great with leaves and flowers ; skeleton leaves are awesome done like this. We even do it with seaweed .
They hang the Mary statue on the wall by a door usually. Mary would have a bowl attached to hold Holy water.
Yes!
It’s a Holy Water font, we Catholics still use them.
Nice finds and prints Ladies and we discovered Alex's goose whispering talent! 👍👍👌👌xx
Your bottle craft turned out great and the feathers too. I am picturing them framed and hung up in hipster cafe.
All I can say is Wow! Fantastic finds and the beautiful prints that you made are excellent, what an interesting technique. Thank you for your great video ❤️🇦🇺🐈xxx
Think your mystery object is a vase from an old car door!
Love your videos, find you and them so delightful and entertaining.Thanks for sharing.
Love your finds! You can sponge your tiles or paint designs on them and then put a glaze on them.
The milk glass mystery looks like a pet bird cage feeder
Maybe your perfume bottle could be a coronation memento? Brilliant again...
The mistery white object is a warterer that hangs on a birdcage
Ooooo the Amber coloured marble would look beautiful in a silver cage like pendant, a wonderful video to end a great day🤗🤗❤
The Mary figure would have made a great silver pendant like you did with the doll head.
Love love love the photographic print of your finds.
The printing at the end is so much fun
Lots and lots of treasures! I think that willow pattern lid that was broken would have been great to make into a pendant from the knob. Maybe all your little lids can become lids for paste pots! Work your spongeware magic on them! Fun stuff! Thank you ladies! 👋👍😀
That start you found would make a great mound for decorations.
I think the scary face is a singing monk love you're adventures
Those prints were really cool! I’ve never seen that done before!
I would like to know where to get the paper you used for the prints you have made
That Barbi doll in the window makes me think Alex is outside looking in. Love this video. Love the location as well.
That one little baby head is the prettiest face you have had. I would love to buy a bottle like the one that says Daddies. Great finds. 💞🕊️😊
You astound me once again with your talents, another triumph! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕👏
That milk glass is a water feeder that would hang onto a wire birdcage.
Monday morning here in the Philippines and I am having coffee while watching your video. My week will never start without you, girls! Thank you! It made me feel so fine. Thank you!
I like how you both make those friendly introductions together to the videos. Keep it up Gail and Alex:)
Your mystery porcelain milk glass looks like the water dish from old wire bird or hamster cages
How I wish I could spend the afternoon with you two!
ive been a fan of your larks since youve started your channel and i still think of it as a most excelent way to end my weekend .
The photos you created were FABULOUS and so creative!! How fun!! The detail of the feathers and ferns were so life like - beautiful.
This video was exciting with every find you made.
A W E S O M E 😊
Some beautiful finds today ladies. Finding the piece that was broke off that lid was a million in one find. Love You ladies. God Bless.
OMG...the paper! Simply amazing...you get the best ideas...stunning...you are so innovative as well as creative...true artists.
THE PAPERS ARE UNBELIEVABLE! AWESOME WORK LADIES! ALWAYS SO CREATIVE! LOVE IT!
Looks like a "Crown Royal" Canadian Whiskey sample bottle! 😁♥️🇨🇦♥️
The little lid said...oh yes your taking me home .and.glue me back together...cool and fun find..LOL
I don’t know why but the wonky bottles make me smile 😊
Hi, beautiful finds. I love the 'wind song" perfume bottle.. Really all the tiny bottles and the tiny red button, I love you two as well. Stay and well!
Amazing loved everything. Especially today the cyanotype prints are amazing, how cool are they. I want to try that too! You could sell those prints of your finds in the shop. They look great with little pieces of things too. Thank you for inspirations!
Well that was fascinating !!! I've got to watch that AGAIN!!! My husband was completely stuck, me too. Every picture was so exciting to watch the images come forth. But the feathers, my goodness. And the story behind the blue print concept. THANK YOU GUYS. REALLY ENJOYABLE
The transfer onto the papers is so cool. Wow, what a nice idea.
The qualities of the glass in the cyanotype prints astonished me.
That is a night lite cover, the light would slide inside it. The light would plug into a receptacle and have a place to slide that piece on . Great hunt ladies. Love the channel ❤
Make greeting cards from your prints!! Great job!!
The prints were amazing, I’ve never heard of that process before. The feathers were my favourite I think, clever.
The mysteripous item is a bird seed container that clips onto a bird cage to feed the bird. It could contain water , since you need two. A very nice find!
A lovely trip! The cyanotypes bought back a childhood memory - my Dad had an old packet of photographic paper, we'd lay keys and little glasses and things on it and leave it in the sun and come back to it 'printed'. He called it 'magic paper' and of course being very little and knowing nothing about photography we believed him. It really is magic though 😊
My lord - its ten thirty at night in Madrid and I'm watching you sans shirt and I see Alex in jumper and coat!
That paper work is absolutely amazing, I’ve never seen that before. “I love it”🥰
The milk glass piece looks like part of a night light
The bottles are so fine...I cannot wait to see what you do with them...just lovely goodies!
Nice job on the cyanotype prints very inspirational, the glass worked so well, beautiful.
I absolutely love the photo sensitive paper of bottles and feathers. How fun and detailed. They will make great picture with a frame.