Why the hell putting all this effort when they already exist small balls in toys section that can floats? That makes no sense at all! If it's just a matter of colors that you don't like you can always re paint the small balls, or if you really want to craft there are soft air dry clays really easy to work, cheap that can float and giving you a much better result.
@taanipusaiyan6380 Because this video is 8 years old. Those little floating toys in miniature were not available then. They certainly exist now...I just bought some on Temu but 8 years ago they were only available in Barbie size.
I know this is old but, it really really needs to be redone as its out of focus and out of frame on a lot of aspects....please redo this video as its very informative but, polish could make it even better.
What a great tutorial. I'm not new to miniatures, coming from a scale automobile background, some of these techniques are new and amazing to me. Your explanations are top notch and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing. P.S. your nail polish is fabulous in this video - reminds me of my wife's. She also chooses amazing colors. I want to put you in my featured channel section, unless you have an objection.
Incredible, these are so real looking. I have got to make that spider plant. I have one my dad gave me more than 35 years ago and I just keep propagating it. Thank you for a super tutorial!
I really like how you made your tufted headboard with regular pins..all other tutorials make it look difficult for someone who is not the best when it comes to measuring.. but I'm wondering if this method would also work for leather bc I'm planning on using leather for my headboard.. thank you so much for sharing your talents and ideas with us ❤️
I totally was not expecting to find a tutorial this good when I typed bath tub made out of ice cream container in the search bar. LOVED your demo on embossing the foil to make the claw feet.
Adorable. The only thing I would add is that the wood faces need to be sanded with 3-4 grains of sandpaper, even wet sand if you want. Or use filler in the grain and sand with very fine paper (try gesso). That way, the paint finish will be smoother and more refined.
I love your videos and watch them regularly. So this is intended as supportive. You have this tendency to shuffle and push things around when showing a "finished" interim or end step. It is not helpful as what we want to see is the object rather than your hand moving them around randomly. Once a thing is done, just let it sit and move the camera rather than your fingers moving stuff about. Thanks for making these . They are really helpful and I know making a RU-vid video is a LOT of work. I hope this is helpful.
