Marbling 4 fun onto 3D pottery 

Thank you :)

Thank you :)

AZZA BASHIR NAJI water based formulation paints that stain naturally. Permanent prints

Thank you, they are addictive to use :)

Radha Sreedhar sorry no glazing after, just car varnish or resin

We are based in the UK, but we do ship internationally. Our website address is: www.marbling4fun.net

Wooden pegs marbled : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Hi9jR_5sXbk.html

I thought the same thing!

My paint can't be glazed only varnished when finished.

Glad you enjoyed the video. The paints we use are specialised paints, they are water based, non-toxic and stain onto most natural surfaces or fibres. The paints are included in our marbling kit and can be also bought separately on our website. The marbling kit is sold on our website. For those that are interested our website is: www.marbling4fun.net

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Spray clear varnish, or acrylic vanish to seal it.

Craig Joubert Thanks for info Craig.

We only use bisque to marble. We only varnish the marbled items afterwards. www.marbling4fun.net/store/p121/marbling-primary-kit-plus-book.html

This is a good question. The marbling kit used in the video includes cellulose powder, (this thickens the water) concentrated paints, pipettes, (these are used to drop one droplet of paint at a time onto the surface of the water) and alum crystals. (this is used to pre-treat certain items so that the surface absorbs the paints more efficiently) In terms of textiles, once you have printed your design, to make it machine washable, (on a gentle cycle) give it an iron (alternately you can place it in a tumble dryer on a hot cycle) this seals the paints onto the fabric. Also, we make our paints based on light fastness, meaning that if well kept, your fabric print will last for decades. For those that are interested, our website address is: www.marbling4fun.net

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I use cellulose as a thickening agent with a water based formulated paint found at www.marbling4fun.net/store/p121/marbling-primary-kit-plus-book.html

Boo Bear Dilute 1:1 with deionised water

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Water based non-toxic child safe marbling paints. www.marbling4fun.net/store/p121/marbling-primary-kit-plus-book.html

I marble bisque and varnish, so no glazing.

Hi, sorry not tin or metal.

Sweety Jain its oil paint (oil and water never mix) it forms a very light film skin and just floats on the water. just use old colours from spray cans it cheaper than this. and you can alo spry short bursts on top of each other or to the sides.. if you dip an electric guitar body you've sanded down of old paint take some newspaper after you dunk the guitar body in the bucket and push pull all the excess colour away from your guitar then pull it out once its covered let dry then spray clear varnish over to protect guitar body

Hi, Jain! The paints we use are specialised paints, they are water based, non-toxic and stain onto most natural surfaces or fibres. The paints are included in our marbling kit and also bought separately on our website. The marbling kit used in the video includes cellulose powder, (this thickens the water) concentrated paints, pipettes, (these are used to drop one droplet of paint at a time onto the surface of the water) and alum crystals (this is used to pre-treat the wood so that the surface of the wood absorbs the paints more effectively). Our kit is available at www.marbling4fun.net.

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The paints we use are specialised paints, they are water based, non-toxic and stain onto most natural surfaces or fibres. The paints are included in our marbling kit and also bought separately on our website. The marbling kit used in the video includes cellulose powder, (this thickens the water) concentrated paints, pipettes, (these are used to drop one droplet of paint at a time onto the surface of the water) and alum crystals. (this is used to pre-treat certain items so that the surface absorbs the paints more efficiently) For those that are interested, the website address is: www.marbling4fun.net

Willie McCowan water based paint

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Yes as clay is porous, but can’t glaze it. More information at www.marbling4fun.net

The paints we use are specialised paints, they are water based, non-toxic and stain onto most natural surfaces or fibres. The paints are included in our marbling kit and also bought separately on our website. The marbling kit used in the video includes cellulose powder, (this thickens the water) concentrated paints, pipettes, (these are used to drop one droplet of paint at a time onto the surface of the water) and alum crystals. (this is used to pre-treat certain items so that the surface absorbs the paints more efficiently) For those that are interested, the website address is: www.marbling4fun.net

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Hi :) All pottery needs to be bisque and not glazed. No alum is needed for bisque as it is very absorbent.

Craig Chrissie Joubert Does it then need to go into a kiln again after marbling? Thanks!

No, I spray the pottery with a clear vanish that does not turn yellow after time.

Which type of colour are you using

grenadier jhon unglazed bisque pottery is porous enough, no need to alum

yes it does

@@marbling4fun Great! I need to try it.

Ezra Rose no glazes used

Marbling paint used found at www.marbling4fun.net/store/p121/marbling-primary-kit-plus-book.html

The paints we use are specialised paints, they are water based, non-toxic and stain onto most natural surfaces or fibres. The paints are included in our marbling kit and also bought separately on our website. The marbling kit used in the video includes cellulose powder, (this thickens the water) concentrated paints, pipettes, (these are used to drop one droplet of paint at a time onto the surface of the water) and alum crystals. (this is used to pre-treat certain items so that the surface absorbs the paints more efficiently) For those that are interested, the website address is: www.marbling4fun.net

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ASKIMROWLAND any surface needs to be porous to absorb

I would suggest to sandblast the glass before to make it more porous.

But anyway if the colors are water based it could be difficult to apply on glass

also you can spray oil paint ( from paint spray cans) onto the water and dip your item into it.

Hi Brian, the paint I use is water based formulated to stain fibres and textures that are porous. I used to marble wooden surf boards then resin/fiberglass on top.

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That is a good question. No, it cannot. We use a water based paint and not glazes. We use either varnish or resin to protect prints afterwards.

@@marbling4fun ok.thank u for reply

This was my question too, I would like to use this technique on fired glass with glass enamels, and the fired it

Water based formulated paints that dry very quickly.

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The kit is sold on our website at: www.marbling4fun.net

The paints we use are specialised paints, they are water based, non-toxic and stain onto most natural surfaces or fibres. The paints are included in our marbling kit and also bought separately on our website. The marbling kit used in the video includes cellulose powder, (this thickens the water) concentrated paints, pipettes, (these are used to drop one droplet of paint at a time onto the surface of the water) and alum crystals. (this is used to pre-treat certain items so that the surface absorbs the paints more efficiently) For those that are interested, the website address is: www.marbling4fun.net

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Hi Helen, Non of the above, we marble pottery for ornamental use only.

Thank you .

not fired, this is just paint

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+Craig Joubert Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I hope to see you at the Glasgow show next week.

I will be in Glasgow 3-6 March 2022 if you would like to join me for some marbling workshops you are more than welcome.

The paints we use are specialised paints, they are water based, non-toxic and stain onto most natural surfaces or fibres. The paints are included in our marbling kit and also bought separately on our website. The marbling kit used in the video includes cellulose powder, (this thickens the water) concentrated paints, pipettes, (these are used to drop one droplet of paint at a time onto the surface of the water) and alum crystals. (this is used to pre-treat the certain items so that the surface absorbs the paints more efficiently) For those that are interested, the website address is: www.marbling4fun.net

www.marbling4fun.net/store/p121/marbling-primary-kit-plus-book.html

For smaller pieces you wish to marble, use a small pair of pliers to hold onto your piece. For bigger pieces, we find it is easier to hold with your fingers. Your fingers do get paint on, but it rubs off afterwards.

Lynette Kiel Hi yes we do, go online www.marbling4fun.net

The paints we use are specialised paints, they are water based, non-toxic and stain onto most natural surfaces or fibres. The paints are included in our marbling kit and also bought separately on our website. The marbling kit used in the video includes cellulose powder, (this thickens the water) concentrated paints, pipettes, (these are used to drop one droplet of paint at a time onto the surface of the water) and alum crystals. (this is used to pre-treat the wood so that the surface of the wood absorbs the paints more efficiently) For those that are interested, the website address is: www.marbling4fun.net

www.marbling4fun.net/store/p121/marbling-primary-kit-plus-book.html

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A specialised paint floating on a size, awesome fun!

what type of paint you use?

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The paints we use are specialised paints, they are water based, non-toxic and stain onto most natural surfaces or fibres. The paints are included in our marbling kit and also bought separately on our website. The marbling kit used in the video includes cellulose powder, (this thickens the water) concentrated paints, pipettes, (these are used to drop one droplet of paint at a time onto the surface of the water) and alum crystals. (this is used to pre-treat the wood so that the surface of the wood absorbs the paints more efficiently) For those that are interested, the website address is: www.marbling4fun.net

www.marbling4fun.net/store/p121/marbling-primary-kit-plus-book.html

Craig Joubert 7

What do you have in the water. I cannot get liquid starch

It is part of our marbling kits which work in harmony www.marbling4fun.net/store/p121/marbling-primary-kit-plus-book.html