Alcohol Ink Suncatcher

I love suncatchers, all kinds of them! So this Alcohol Ink suncatcher looks beautiful in the window, like a transparent watercolor painting. By using the glass from a square frame and some foil tape, you can make this in an afternoon. Alcohol ink can also be used with a brush and have the look of stained glass.
Alcohol ink
Suncatcher
Abstract art
Watercolor
Glass art
Stain glass
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hot air gun
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applicator
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blending solution
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[@anony5021]

Lovely❤🔥

[@jerrywaters4814]

Did you just call yourself a witch

[@christineaicken9928]

What is the surface spray that you used to move the ink around? And what is the hook for hanging called please.

[@whichcraft703]

I use isopropyl alcohol, 90% is best but 70% will work.

[@annlatham9631]

I found whilst it was an informative video it was too far away, also what did you use to hang it

[@whichcraft703]

i use a jewelry bale glued to the glass.

[@barbaragriswold9894]

I saw this video a long time ago and lost it I just found you again and Iam so glad loved your simpleness (is that a word) excuse a 87 young oldie I can change words.he he I love the plummer's tape and how you hang up your projects very pleasant thank you so much hope I don't lose you again.😣

[@whichcraft703]

Thank you, you can subscribe to the channel and then you can always find us in your subscription section.

[@ReneeW59]

How do the colors hold up to being exposed to sunlight?

[@whichcraft703]

I have had these in my window for 6 months now and np problem, the key is the sealer need have UV protection