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Sargent Bubbles
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Sargent Bubbles creates handmade soaps, lotions, scrubs, bath bombs, and lip balms. Come visit us at www.SargentBubbles.com!
Watch Katherine Create Lavender Pedicure Scrub - With Mistakes/Bloopers!
Watch Katherine create an enormous batch - over 15 lbs! - of Lavender Pedicure Scrub for a client. In her usual ways, Katherine makes mistakes and has bloopers creep up (explode? spill? scatter?) O
on her. You will see the completion of the scrub from start to finish.
Please visit www.SargentBubbles.com to purchase your own scrubs, soaps, lotions, bath bombs, lip balms, and lip glosses! You can contact us at Sargentbubblessoaps@gmail.com.
We hope you enjoy this demonstration! ❤️
on her. You will see the completion of the scrub from start to finish.
Please visit www.SargentBubbles.com to purchase your own scrubs, soaps, lotions, bath bombs, lip balms, and lip glosses! You can contact us at Sargentbubblessoaps@gmail.com.
We hope you enjoy this demonstration! ❤️
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Yas Queen Lip Gloss
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This video shows off our new Yas Queen Lip Gloss line. The glosses look dramatic in the tube but apply sheer. Although we made them for drag queens, they are perfect for the everyday woman. These are available exclusively on our website - www.SargentBubbles.com. We also have additional colors not shown. If you are looking for a color we don't offer, contact us! We are happy to make custom orders!
Uncompensated, reviews of a few products by Sargent Bubbles - UNCUT! First Time Use!
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Uncompensated, reviews of a few products by Sargent Bubbles - UNCUT! First Time Use!
Allison Evans reviews our strawberry scrub! UNCUT
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Allison Evans reviews our strawberry scrub! UNCUT
New Products Coming Soon!! VERY LIMITED QUANTITIES!!! Get Your Orders in EARLY!!
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These are some new fall & Halloween products coming out in 4 days, Sunday, September 25! Order early as some designs will sell out. We have a very limited supply - like one or two per design. Thanks for watching! Much ❤, Katherine
Changes to the Channel
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A short video describing the changes happening to this channel. Thank you for watching! Visit us at Sargent Bubbles! www.SargentBubbles.com Receive 15% off your first order with code NEW15 Thanks for hanging with me as I make these changes - please stick around to see what's coming. Making soaps and lotions, etc., may not be your thing, but you never know. It could be something you really enjoy...
Custom Blend
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This is a description of what we call Custom Blends. We hope it helps our customers understand this special service.
Alcohol Inks on a Canister - Ideas for Tim Holtz, TRex Inks, Cerne Relief. Upscaling Home Decor
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Let's decorate an old canister set with alcohol inks and Cerne Relief! The Cerne Relief acts as a border to restrict the alcohol ink movement and keep it in our design. It also provides some accent spots to really draw in the eye. The alcohol ink colors are bright and fun and provide their usual colorful "punch". After I decorated the canister on camera I went back in with a micro applicator an...
Alcohol Ink Cross - Dollar Store Craft - Dollar Tree
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Alcohol Ink Cross - Dollar Store Craft - Dollar Tree
DIY Tangerine Lip Scrub - Sugar Scrub How To
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DIY Tangerine Lip Scrub - Sugar Scrub How To
Luxury Cranberry Hand and Body Cream - Homemade Lotion
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Luxury Cranberry Hand and Body Cream - Homemade Lotion
Fast and Easy Lip Balm Tutorial - Bramble Berry Lip Balm Base [34]
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Fast and Easy Lip Balm Tutorial - Bramble Berry Lip Balm Base [34]
Easy Melt and Pour Soap Recipe: How to Make Cool Soap in 13 Steps! See Our Big Mistake! [33]
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Easy Melt and Pour Soap Recipe: How to Make Cool Soap in 13 Steps! See Our Big Mistake! [33]
Easy Resin Pour for Beginners with Rezin Arte by Colour Arte [32]
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Easy Resin Pour for Beginners with Rezin Arte by Colour Arte [32]
[31] Alcohol Ink, Glass and Resin Geode - The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
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[31] Alcohol Ink, Glass and Resin Geode - The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
[30] Giveaway Winner Announcement - HUGE Drawing of Alcohol Ink Supplies
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[30] Giveaway Winner Announcement - HUGE Drawing of Alcohol Ink Supplies
[29] Alcohol Inks and Resin: Using Alcohol Inks to Color Molded Resin Soap Dishes
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[29] Alcohol Inks and Resin: Using Alcohol Inks to Color Molded Resin Soap Dishes
[28] Alcohol Ink Bubbles - Teresa Kovalak Process - Yupo Paper
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[28] Alcohol Ink Bubbles - Teresa Kovalak Process - Yupo Paper
[27] HUGE Alcohol Ink Giveaway! Yupo Paper, Alcohol Inks, Metal, Blending Tools
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[27] HUGE Alcohol Ink Giveaway! Yupo Paper, Alcohol Inks, Metal, Blending Tools
[26] How to Paint Alcohol Ink Roses on Metal - Quick Demonstration
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[26] How to Paint Alcohol Ink Roses on Metal - Quick Demonstration
[25] Alcohol Inks on Metal - Alternatives to Yupo for Alcohol Inks Series
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[25] Alcohol Inks on Metal - Alternatives to Yupo for Alcohol Inks Series
[24] Quick Wispy Video for Newbies: SECRET WEAPON and TIPS for Alcohol Inks!
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[24] Quick Wispy Video for Newbies: SECRET WEAPON and TIPS for Alcohol Inks!
[23] Wispy Spring Alcohol Ink Painting
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[23] Wispy Spring Alcohol Ink Painting
[22] Alcohol Ink Surface Comparison: Save Time and Money!
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[22] Alcohol Ink Surface Comparison: Save Time and Money!
[21] Alcohol Inks on Brass Blanks & a Bezel - Alternatives to Yupo for Alcohol Inks Series
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[21] Alcohol Inks on Brass Blanks & a Bezel - Alternatives to Yupo for Alcohol Inks Series
[20] Comparison: Kilz 2 vs Gesso for Alcohol Inks. Alternative Surfaces to Yupo
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[20] Comparison: Kilz 2 vs Gesso for Alcohol Inks. Alternative Surfaces to Yupo
[19] Alternative Surfaces to Yupo for Alcohol Inks Series - Episode 5: Part 2: Clay (with a caveat)
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[19] Alternative Surfaces to Yupo for Alcohol Inks Series - Episode 5: Part 2: Clay (with a caveat)
[18] Alternative Surfaces to Yupo for Alcohol Inks Series - Episode 5: Part 1 - CLAY (with a caveat)
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[18] Alternative Surfaces to Yupo for Alcohol Inks Series - Episode 5: Part 1 - CLAY (with a caveat)
[17] Episode 4: Home Decor - Bathroom Accessories in the Alternative Surfaces to Yupo Series
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[17] Episode 4: Home Decor - Bathroom Accessories in the Alternative Surfaces to Yupo Series
Hi, I am learning so much watching your video. I am really getting into playing around with alcohol inks and washers, but I’ve been working with alcohol ink for quite a while. What I’m doing with the washers is putting brown alcohol ink colors on it and making it look like woodgrain, and there are people that actually think these are pieces of wood and not metal! I do my resin pens this way! It’s a process, but I enjoy doing it so much! You now have a new subscriber.
Oh, that sounds beautiful! I bet your creations are really cool! Thank you for leaving a comment - and for subscribing. That means the world to me - and I'm thrilled to hear about your own "wood grain" twist!
@@SargentBubblescom Thank YOU for your response! I didn’t have a “stamper” so I attached a piece of felt to the bottom of a bottle of some old nail polish!! Worked great! You have no idea how excited this silly girl was! Ohhh and another thing I meant to say…I think you and I are kindred spirits, sisters from another mister, etc. because I love BLING too!! The sparklier the better!!! And the trick to getting the wood grain is painting the washers with white spray paint first, let dry, then go in with a brush and the ginger or carmel alcohol ink and “paint” them. So fun!!
I'm so excited to see this! I am new to alcohol ink but my first idea was to apply them to metal objects. My first attempts were dismal because I didn't know how. This is so great! Thank you.
Thank you so much. Gorgeous!
The word was washers
Me TOO hi I'm Sassy, love🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤ your creations and feels nice, to spend time for ourselves. And the metals you use are awesome I'm sure there not xpensive. Thanks
So appreciative! Thanks!! btw, is 91% alcohol just as good as 99%? Im new to this:)
Thanks for your comment! Yes, 91% will work as well as 99% alcohol. Just don't go below the 91%. Happy creating! ❤
These are amazing. ❤❤❤
Thank you! ❤
I don’t mind when my wispies have a harder edge. They don’t all have to fade out on the edges. I’m doing terra cotta pots now too!!
I love it!
Could you use triple thick on them after the inks are dry? 😘 Beautiful job, I would love to see you make pendants with them. Also would love to see you make them on the paper ☺️😘💕
Absolutely! Triple Thick is another great option - I only used UV resin because it cures so quickly. Thank you so much for your question - please let me know if you need anything else! ❤
I just got my UV light and resin from Hobby Lobby! Ready to go!
Wahoo!! You are going to have so much fun! Explore and experiment to your heart's content - and have a great time! 😁
I don’t like you can still see the ridges you made for the valleys.
“Sorry, that was my dog…” Great save! 💩💩
I just subscribed! I was just wondering if the gel activates the inks a little. Should I varnish first? Also do I need the UV lights for the resin? Thanks
You only need the lights if you are using UV resin. If you are going to use regular resin, then you just have to wait for the resin to cure (keep it flat and put an inverted box or something over the top so dust, animal hair, etc can't get into the resin) - if you use the UV resin, then you need the UV lights. No need to varnish before adding the resin - the resin does not activate the alcohol inks, so you are safe there. Watch the amount of resin you use - you'll use less than you think you need. I used a toothpick to spread out the resin on the washer. Using a toothpick also allows you to dome the resin nicely. If you wind up going the UV resin route, then the lightbox you need isn't really expensive - look on Amazon. It's the same lights one would use for a gel manicure.
Hi! I’m new to this…. I had to water down my craft paint because it was too thick. I think I may have put in too much water! Because the inside looks “crappy”. Will putting another coat - of thicker paint - fix the problem? Thank you!!
Hi there - I'm so glad you tried this! You can try adding another coat of paint; the problem is that it will stack up on top of the paint that shows. (I hope that makes sense.) I would try it to just see what happens being prepared to have to start over on another ornament. I sure hope it works for you! Please let me know if you have any more questions. Happy holidays!
Wrong kind of foil
Slow down PLEASE
Just discovered your channel. Loving this technique and how well you explain things. And the links are appreciated. I’m a card maker and I can definitely see using washers as embellishments. So many possibilities.
I'm so glad you can see the possibilities! I hope you find lots of use for these - they would be fantastic on cards! ❤ Thank you for your comment!
Great idea! Maybe dots of pva glue could be applied to stick the foil as it dries clear? Here in the UK we can buy strands of wired tiny lights very cheaply - maybe one light inside each bauble would make a pretty hanging row of decorations?
I love the way you think, Sue! I'll try some pva glue to see if the foil will stick next time. And I love the idea about the lights! Very clever!
Love to see you make jewelery
Hi, there brilliant. Have you ever put the inks inside them instead of the outside?
Yes - they wind up a muddy mess. At least, that was my experience. You also don't have the same control as pouncing the inks on. But whenever I dripped ink onto the inside, no matter how long I waited, they still globbed up and became a mess. Go ahead and give it a try tho - maybe you'll be much better at it than I was! I wish you the very best - no matter which technique you choose to try! 😊
Probably too long ago, but do you have an idea of why the blue was looking gritty? Is that just the way that brand acts?
Hi there - I never figured that out. I guess it had something to do with how the blue and the paper played together. I wouldn't discount that brand entirely - they make good alcohol inks. It also may have been a fluke in my technique - I wasn't very experienced when I made this. (AT ALL.) I would chalk it up to use error more than anything. ;)
I tend to learn more from the trials then the ones that come out "perfect", so I appreciate that you put it out there! I had someone ask me once regarding the many different art forms I dabble in if I ever fail. I had honestly never thought about it and responded that "No, if it's not right, I'm not done". With this piece, it has some gorgeous potential! Try putting another thin layer over it and let the blue run through the rocks so it looks intentional. Then for the stripes, again another layer but intentionally let the colors streak together? Maybe with a little white to give it a kinda smokiness? Ok, I'm off to binge more of your vids, the few I've watched have hooked me. :)
You're so sweet! Thank you for saying my videos "hooked" you. That's really kind! I actually finished this piece and my daughter took it. That's one thing I can count on - my daughter thinks everything I make is pretty good (and she's not even legally blind!) so she winds up taking most of my art and hanging it in her apartment. It's nice that she feels that way. I appreciate you watching my videos and I hope you get something out of them. I am in the process of changing the channel over to purely soap making (well, and other beauty care items) so that will be next. I just have to find the time to edit all the videos I have made and turn them into something watchable! I hope you have a great day - and thank you again!
Don't stop being yourself explaining the way you are doing. It seems fun. Please, no explanations as if is brain surgery. I really like simple, & at the same time awesome teachings. Thanks...
Absolutely love the name Sargent Bubbles. Love the washers. Great job, great ideas.
Thank you so much! New videos are coming soon so I hope you will stay tuned! ♥️
Hi there, love the video. Do the washers have to be stainless steel or can I use galvanised or zinc washers, many thanks. ❤
Hi there - You can use any washers you want or have handy. I chose the ones I used because of weight. But you feel free to do you! You never know what you'll discover! I truly believe that you should use what you have on hand first - then, if those supplies don't work, move on. There are too many cool techniques you can discover by "coloring outside of the lines!" I hope this helps - good luck in creating! :)
what do you do to the back of the washer
Hi there - You can color the back of the washer or cover it with decorative paper. (Like scrapbooking paper.) Or, leave them blank because no one will see the back. It's entirely up to you! I hope that helps. Thanks for commenting - have a great week!
Yes, I’de like to see that as well, you making jewlery out of them. Never heard of Yupo, what is that? I see people totally using way too much ink, like they don’t know when to stop.
Hey! Thank you so much for commenting and subscribing -- that made my week! Yupo is a clothlike paper. It's expensive - you can get around 10 sheets for $20ish dollars. (At least, that's about what it was the last time I checked. Unfortunately, I have been out of the mixed media world for a bit. Fortunately, it's been onto a new adventure - soap making!) You can look for Yupo on Amazon; other craft suppliers usually have it. It's really just a glorified paper that alcohol ink works well on. But as I've shown in this series, many other surfaces can be used instead of Yupo. (At one point, Yupo was the go-to for alcohol inks.) I really hope this helps! If you have any other questions, please let me know. Have a great day!
I loved this, I love using unusual things that people would never think of for really cute and original pieces. Had fun watching this, thanks hon, I subscribed to watch more of your ideas. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏼❤️😉
Please show us jewelry ideas
What will you use on the back
Would love to see you make jewelry from the washers, can polymer clay be used to make bail, does it stick?
Hi there! Thanks for your comment and question. I don't know why polymer clay wouldn't stick - if you have issues with it sticking then I would go ahead and make the bail out of pc, then use a dab of super glue or E6000 to glue it onto the washer. You could make some gorgeous, lightweight bails from polymer clay! Good luck with your adventures!
Creative!
Thank you for watching and commenting on our very primitive hijinks! 😊
I didn’t realize there were nylon washers. They must be great for layering, as they are lighter in weight.
That's why I like them - they don't weigh anything at all. They are fantastic for jewelry. I just wish they soaked up more of the color.
New subscriber. Love this idea
Yay! Hopefully, we will post all sorts of new things you love! Thank you for subscribing!
How many ounces of base did you use??
Hi there - this was so long ago that I can't remember. I want to say 2 oz as that's that I use now. I have actually turned this into a business so I am much better at it than the video portrays! I would use 2 oz. Thank you for commenting! 😊
Wow those are gorgeous! I'd love to give it a try
Do we stillneed UV lights for the washers after applying the UV resin?
Hi Joanne - you only need the UV lights to cure the UV resin if that's what you are using. (You don't need them at all if you are using regular resin.) Once you have cured the UV resin, you are finished with the lights. I hope that helps clear up a little of the confusion for you! Please ask if you have any other questions - and thanks for watching! ❤️
Mines not like that mines creamy like lotion I'm hoping it'll set.
Do you recommend a certain brand of the hard UV Resin?
Hi Susan! I don't really have a favorite UV resin - as long as you ensure it's the hard type. If you purchase the soft variety, then it will never cure to a hard, durable finish. They have lots of brands on Amazon that are good. I just look for the cheapest or middle-of-the-road. No need to buy the most expensive. :) I hope that helps!
@@SargentBubblescom Thanks so much for the quick response!
YES! let's see what you can make with these beautiful washers
I think you need almost to have built up a series of layers of alcohol ink having dried them in between so they get to the point where they're layering over each other, for it to get that handy 'tacky' feel where foil will stick to it. You're understandably trying to speed things up for us on camera, which is never easy! Doing stuff at speed on camera and talking us through it is really difficult - people who've never done it underestimate the amount of things your brain is having to simultaneously process! 🤪 Either way, I think these all turned out absolutely _beautifully,_ and I'm definitely going to have a go at these for Christmas next year! Thank you so much for sharing your gifts with us. Good luck with with your Bubbles business! 🌲🙏🏼✨
Thank you so much! I think you are exactly right - trying to do techniques while filming is definitely not for the faint of heart! Lol Your kind comment made my day - thank you for chiming in, explaining things. I hope you do try these and that they work well for you. Happy New Year! ❤
So why does my paint seem to separate after drying for awhile?
That's a good question. I haven't experienced this. Are you shaking the paint before using it and then giving it a couple of minutes for the bubbles (air) to settle? Maybe try cleaning the outside of the ornament with at least 91% isopropyl alcohol before painting? I would start there and see if either of those help. Happy New Year! ❤️
What is the point of putting the white paint on the inside if you're covering the outside and you don't see it
It provides an opaque base for the colors that go on the outside. Without it, the colors wouldn't be as strong and you could see through the ornament. Does that make sense?
It makes the colours on the _outside_ really pop by giving them a white background. If you think of eg stained glass, it's always a window, so comes alive because it has a light coming through it for 'background'. Stained glass at night time doesn't look like much at all, but with the sun streaming through, it looks amazing. White paint is in effect, a form of 'backlighting' for your alcohol inks. In the same way that nearly all watercolours are painted on white paper - it makes the colours sing. 😊
Thank you so much for sharing, the metal washers, is this the kind that you get in a hardware store like Home Depot? How do you treat the back? I love what you made of them, I’ll take a better look at my husband’s tool box... ;-)
Oooh! The tool box is a fascinating place to find art supplies! Yes, those are the types of washers I used. Just plain old metal (or vinyl) washers from a hardware store. I don't treat the back, though you could decorate the backside as well if desired. I don't do anything to the back because the washers are heavy enough they don't "flip." Have a great time!
How do you seal them? So the alcohol ink doesn’t come off. Thank you
The alcohol ink doesn't come off - there's no need for a sealer. It's one of the cool things about AI! Just apply your inks and let them dry...you're finished. Easy, huh? :)
What do you do on the back of the washer
Leave it blank - no one will see the back. If you're that concerned about it you can always do the back as well, or add a disk of decorative paper to it and put some Diamond Glaze over the top of it.
No wonder you wasted so much paint and it took so many coats, you just put the product in and let it sit. You need to swirl it around and coat the inside so the paint goes on the decoration then turn it over and let the paint that’s left drip out on the paper towel. Try it you see you have much better results, works perfect for me.
I adore these; very easy to understand, create… Beautiful
These are stunning!
Thank you so much! ☺️
Beautiful ornaments!