Galaxy/Tie Dye Mason Jars - Part One
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2017
- Part one of a two-video series on how to make Galaxy or Tie Dye style mason jars using Mod Podge and Wilton Gel Food coloring. This video shows how to make and use the paint - Part Two shows how to bake and embellish them. View Part Two here - • Galaxy/Tie Dye Mason J...
This was very helpful and informative. Great tutorial and tips. Thank you so much!
Great results! Nice video.
You have crafts in your kitchen. I have tools in my dresser. Got sick of running to the garage for the basics I use all the time.
You dripped quite a bit more water into the yellow cup than the others. Maybe a 1/2 tsp measuring spoon? Also, you could probably drip some goop over a bald spot with the straw, too. These are so pretty! 😍
I wanna try this!
Does the baking of the jars in the oven leave any residue? For cooking afterwards? Beautiful jars♥️♥️
Thanks. This is all experimental. I made an orange candle-holder jar for Halloween. It came out okay, but I used too much water. I also didn't know how to break all the bubbles before I baked it. I don't think I'd use water again at all.
I would love to see you do this method with variations of one color to create an ombre effect! I'm trying to DIY some fall decor and love the look of ombre glass bottles, but i am not loving the price tag
you can add Elmers glue to help thicken it too...
stir or roll between your hands to avoid bubbles in the mod podge - so they say
At what temperature do you preheat and for long? Don’t you turn them around while baking ?
Have you tried this with hard plastic containers? I'm making custom collapsible lanterns. I just don't know what I should adjust the oven temperature and time to so the plastic won't melt.
Very helpful, thank you.
Hi I love this but don't know where I went wrong my gloopy colour stuff coats the jars just fine while I'm doing them but it all starts to separate while I leave it to get rid of excess colour any suggestions gratefully received xx
Hello. Pretty Cool. Would this technique work if you wanted the inside white? I was thinking of doing some fairy 🧚♀️ jars. Thank You. And Again Nice Job.
Is acrylic paint allowed? Will a regular do work?
I've tried this a couple of different ways - my jar tops end up gummy, and my color / consistency is not what I'd like it to be. The saving grace is that if a piece is a 100% fail, the glue / color washes off, so yay for that.
Do make.some baby announcement give away mason jars , weeding and birthday giveaways mason jars also thanks
If you do this to the inside of the glass jar and put a candle I it, dosent it eventually burn off the color in the inside?
Can I use regular food coloring or does it have to be gel?