Beg your mom is awesome

Oooo! What was her signature?

@@misshulabuloothe1st953 She hid a special, classy, but inexpensive (fake, but higher end) pearl into the arrangement. Nothing super flashy, wouldn't distract from the overall look. The color/design was unique, provided by that wholesaler, created just for her shop. For regular customers, they enjoyed looking for it. She was very creative in how she did it.

Awesome When I Make Stuff I Find away to add my name on it Sometimes I Even Date it Depending on what it is

Florist are very talented and creative and under-rated. When I watch how to videos, they never cover their mechanics with moss. I use excelsior. You would think they would want to sell greening pins and moss.

Yes!!

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Me, too!!!!

I know right 😊 and a cheap one at that ❣️❣️☝️I love it

@@CarolinasSweetTea Now I know what to do with all those vases. 😅😅

Very Mondrian like art

I would love to see the wine bottle I have tons

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I had the same thought. A much cheaper idea, That's using the old noggin.!

+p

Just so you know for next time, all of the items (glue, stones, paint, and artificial flowers) are also at the Dollar Tree, if there is one near you.

Well, how did it come out?

@@TanyaQueen182 I was going to ask the same question! lol lol

Substitute for sure. I wonder if I may be able to layer it and paint On It as well

I tried to watch it earlier and the video cut off I didn't see what she did with it

Can you poor this on painting

@@belindamartinez8441 Watch it again when you get a chance. Simply amazing

Maybe a substitute but I wonder how long it would last and how well it holds up over time

Hello

Theres a “stained class paint” that is much better than this.

A welder and some real stain glass is very easy to

The idea, obviously, is to get a stained glasses effect cheaply and with ingredients you already own around the house, I imagine, otherwise, she’d make a video on how to do _real_ stained glass.

Plaid makes Gallery glass paint that you use to make imitation stained glass... Found in craft store & Wal-Mart etc. Not expensive at all

It will turn very yellow though. It won't stay clear.

Glue can yellow, so it made me wonder if clear gloss silicone would work - like the stuff you coat wood floors with.

Yes glue yellow and dried and will eventually shrink and turn really gross

If you mixed blue food coloring with the glue would it stay blue or maybe even a greenish color? Looking to make something that resembled ocean water.

Depends on the craft too! Clear Glue should be fine for things that are temporary or seldom handled, while Resin will last much longer if it is something that will be handled often (like jewelry!) Glue will retain a softer texture while resin is much harder. Glue will yellow quicker than Resin (Resin will sometimes yellow if exposed to enough sunlight) Glue isn't a bad tip for something fun and inexpensive- especially if prone to mistakes (Like I am! XD ) Plus Glue is a lot safer to use around pets and little ones while Resin needs to be handled in its own well-ventilated environment. I don't have human children, but I do have a couple of clingy cats who lament my isolation while I play with resin. I'd definitely try it some time!

I know, that was my favorite.

try a different video then there are much better ones with much better results. that look look less tacky

Check out Mondrian art for some inspiration

@@marytramp5678 the only tacky thing here is you...if you have people come over or, are someone that goes to someone's house and judges their decor, that makes you tacky...she made her art, what have you made? Besides a rude comment 🙄...

@@user-uv5yi6cf6v this is not her home. but a public forum on how to do something. and in this case she did it incredibly poorly. and it looks like like crap.. if you wnt to make yours to look like that and have it in your home and have it look like like a toddler did it go ahead. however if you want to a project similar to this and have it look beautiful then i suggest looking at the many other posts. i upcycle and recycle many objrects it's how i make a living. i scour youtube, and pinterest, etc for inspiration. and i just hate to see videos like this that people will have spent good money and time trying and end up with disasterous results. when by watching much better and simpler ways will get them better results. and less heartache. so if that makes me tacky and rude so be it. i've been called worse.

​@@marytramp5678then why are u here ? Get a life

Hi Rita

I'd have used silver paint on the moon.

Hi Joanna

Do you have a picture to share?

Please don’t use God’s name in vain. God bless you.

@@conniedetevis2119 you are so right about using God's name in vain. So many people, including myself Did not realize that unless you are praying or talking about God and his Blessings. Then you are using His name in vain. It's a very hard habit to break, but you can do it. God Bless you Sister.

@@conniedetevis2119 ? Didn’t even say it. Lmao 🤣 dramatic

I found my clear Elmer’s glue at Walmart.😊

I found it at Walmart.

I just read the the glue gets cloudy over time

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@@thstrt90gmailcom11 on Christmas Thanks again

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Hi Lynntta

Same here. I was beginning to think I was the only one after reading through the comments.

Hi Sharon

@@thstrt90gmailcom11 Hello

@@sharonjerseygirl7165 How are you doing?

You can also use a hot glue gun with ultra clear hot glue sticks and add small drops here and there to several petals on each flower. When the glue dries it looks like water/dew/rain drops on the flowers to make them look even more realistic. I like to tip the petal downward for a few seconds as soon as the drop of glue touches it so the glue slowly starts to move downward just enough to give each drop the appearance of movement. Its a very effective way to transform silk flowers into realistic looking live flowers just after a fresh rain. 🌼🌺😊

@@x_HarleyQ_x I like this idea. Thanks for the tip!

Can someone please tell me why the clear glue turns yellow after its dry in the vase with the flowers?

Does the glue stay tacky?

Hi Vicki

@@thstrt90gmailcom11 I'm here to watch crafts thank you. Not sure what you are up to

@@vickiallred977 you’re welcome silly girl

Hi Debbra

Suggestion: add a little blue food coloring to glue

i feel like putting some type of dye in with the glue would help with the discoloration issue. it is a lot softer though, absolutely.

Water is even softer.

@korn dawggy but toddlers aren't lol

Elmer's glue doesn't yellow

I wonder if the stones some how are the key for the glue to harden.. just a guess

@@dawnbodine I did a project last year with smaller stones and Elmer’s, less than 2cm deep and it took days and days to dry

maybe put it in the freezer? if it's still not lol

@@dawnbodine did you get an answer? I did mine a week ago and it is still not set. I also did not use rocks.

Me too

How long did it take it to dry? I have been waiting three days and it still solid glue not hard and it all

I have the same problem! For me it’s been 2 weeks! Wth

Hi Delores

Is it dry now? 😂 I was thinking that it would probably take a while for it to dry, but I didn't know how long. I figured maybe a couple days?

Lol....I just used green glue as fake poison for a halloween beacon 8 days ago and it's still wet🤣🥴🥺!!

Have you tried Gallery Glass paint? It's fabulous for faux stained glass...colors are transparent so it looks more like glass.

@@paulablock3202 yes actually! Back in the 90s My mom and grandmother made gallery Glass window clings that hung on my childhood windows for years! Gallery Glass would definitely be the higher quality option :) but I never thought to use glue for a cheap and quick option

I wld like to know also, i need for a gift its been over10 hrs! Still wet??

@@gm7822 over 72 hours, still wet & now yellow :(

I wish I could see what it looks like using those dq straws

……hmmmm, I’d like to know as well

Yeah, well it seems as though a lot of people would like to know how long the drying time is and considering she has not replied to anyone’s question,my guess is, it doesn’t ever dry.

I made a vase with sand on bottom. Pebbles and stones it looks beautiful but it's been 2 days and it still hasn't gotten hard. I'm making them for wedding centerpieces and i don't have much time. Is there a way to make the process faster?

I did this with about 2‐3 inches of glue. It took about 3 weeks to fully dry and half of it evaporated. I had to add more back in and wait even longer. Definite fail

Glad I saw your comment. Resin it is

I wonder how long this glue will last.

Good to know. Thanks!

Mine hasn't dried yet

@@laurabiczo9663 This may never happen. Try adding some pvp glue to the elmers.

This did not…I repeat DID NOT work out for me 😂. My Elmer’s glue must’ve been defective. When it finally did dry (actually closer to 2 weeks), about half the glue disappeared…and not because it was clear, and the other half pulled from the sides and flower stems. When I try it again, I’ll use E6000 or B7000. Hopefully I’ll get better results with one of those.

Just wondering, did it ever dry?

Mine hasn't dried yet

@@laurabiczo9663 :(

Mine was made in April and still hasn't dried

@@dianamumme3372 😮😮😮

Its probably going to take several days to a week depending on how much is in the container.

I've tried it and it takes more than 3 weeks 😬

For the vase with glue and rocks...it's a lot of glue so it takes forever