@@JulieandYou22 Yes, I am. Made a mistanke at 16 years old. My loving Mother died in 1998, but my father and sister have contact still. I turned my life around 10 years ago. Have asked him on my knees several time before I " took the soon with the other hand", ( Norwegian saying for big change), and have said to him we never know when the time is up. He had a triple- by-pass heart Operation around 93/ 94, but No hand reaching out back to me. I am 1966 modell and he was almost 30 years old then. It is very hard. 10 year being a good girl and hoped for a positive reaching maybe not the first year, but after 10? Every holdyday, yes, every what ever.....it is hard to see the big point going on. I am sorry to drag this heavy-nes over you. I Just wanted to thank you for the answer on my "thank you", comment again. You Did a good thing that hit me here far North on an other continent. Humle hug to you from me. Hilde!
I took a handful beads (about 10) add just a little of acrylic paint (about a dime size diluted with a little water) then shake them up in a little dollar tree plastic container with a lid, dry them on a paper plate with a blow dryer and bam!🤣
I couldn’t help myself but I’m also from Manitoba and live in Melbourne Australia. And I also do sea glass mobiles and seashell mobiles. How cool!! Small world!
Spray paint would work, but would be messier than this method. I prefer water based paint over chemical based, but you could you acrylic paint if you wanted :)
Oh you’re so smart! I found an artist brush handle that fit mine to push them up into and painted mine using liquid silver for our curtain holders on our patio...But, I like your tutorial much better!!
There's also a white stain. Easy Peasy no need to wipe really... Used it and was de-stressed and could see the wood under the stain. Plus because stain is water based dried fast.
It’s cute and peaceful. I love it!! Out of pure curiosity ... I notice a hint of Canadian or Great Lakes area to your manner of speech. I think? I know you’re in AUS, I was curious about your country of origin, if that’s not too intrusive.