WELCOME to the first "Hump Day How-To" -- the first of 52 tutorial-like blog posts featuring mixed media, book binding, or art journaling techniques. My goal with this weekly series is to share/demo some of my favorite techniques and to experiment with new products. Some of these posts will have a video (see below) and others will simply show step-by-step photos. In this first installment, I show you how I make my own version of the high flow acrylic paints. Materials used: Materials shown: Things to consider if you decide to make your own:
Join me next Wednesday for the 2nd Hump Day How-To!! xo
9 Comments
1/2/2014 01:14:04 pm
Great tip. I'm glad I ran across your videos a couple weeks ago. :)
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Dee
1/2/2014 07:47:13 pm
Thanks got the video. Would love to see how to fill those pens. I love watching your videos.
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Kathy
1/2/2014 08:18:08 pm
Fabulous idea thanks
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Dara Lynn
1/2/2014 10:28:05 pm
great idea!!! Looking forward to more videos! :)
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Mary Werner
1/2/2014 11:56:51 pm
Thanks - love your new Hump Day How To.
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Francine
1/3/2014 10:41:40 am
Awesome. What a money saver, Kiala. Love these tutorials. More more more!!!!!
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Susan Schultheis
1/3/2014 01:40:59 pm
Happy New Year! and thanks for the high flow acrylic paint video. Exactly what is the purpose of the high flow golden paint? I thought it was to extend? the dry time of the paint. I guess I could look this up on the Golden web site but you explain things so precisely I thought you might answer this.
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hello friend...I'm Kiala, a student of life first and foremost. And I'm also a published poet, book binder, fountain pen collector, Life Alchemist & Intuitive Soul Guide. I make things, paint things, and write things. I love teaching & empowering women to live with intention. Please, grab a cup of your favorite warm drink, a fountain pen, and your favorite journal. Let's connect! My Articles for the StencilGirl® Blog
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