How to use Acrylic Skins 💲💲💲 Acrylic Pouring Jewelry Tutorial

In this video, How to use Acrylic Skins, I am taking you through my process of turning my wasted acrylic pour paint into beautiful jewelry that you can either sell or wear yourself. This tutorial talks through all the materials that I use to turn this waste into a product that you or others can love and enjoy!

Fluid art especially, acrylic pouring for me is a very therapeutic artform. I really enjoy the process of acrylic pour painting and that is why I made this fluid painting tutorial for you! All the fluid art technique I use are suited for pouring for beginners as well as intermediate level artists. If you love fluid painting with acrylics or this acrylic pouring technique smash that thumbs up button for me as it really helps the channel grow!

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Acrylic paint pouring and pouring art is an amazing process! There is something about fluid acrylics and abstract painting in general that really soothes me. If you enjoy the pour painting or the video show me some love! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe because I put out content just like this every Monday and every Thursday and you don’t want to miss it!

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General acrylic paint pouring supplies I've used/recommend (affiliate links):

👍Pouring Mediums (Mixed with acrylic paint to thin for pouring)

👍Acrylic Paints

👍Various Pouring Tools

👍Cell Creation Oils

👍Cheap Materials

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[snoopygirl]

Thanks for sharing. I get my diamond glaze from amazon it was 12$ for 2 bottles

[nancyfreund]

OMG FOUND IT!!! Thanks. You are such an inspirational artist!!!

[Bella]

Great job. I find it easier to glue with diamond glaze first although l battle bubbles! Before cutting out. Thanks for sharing your method

[juliebittinger]

This is So helpful- have Never seen anyone do an actual video for this process!

[mamallamalife]

So I'm watching your video and something that might help you that really help me is I will glue the cabochons to the area of the skin that I want to cut out and let that dry and then cut around it and then you can get it nice and smooth and adjust it however you want it inside the Tray. Seemed I was able to I to get a smoother look in my jewelry. And I use the diamond glaze for everything! How this helps! I love your videos and you have been so helpful. Thought I would repay the generosity! Much luv

[vickiflaws]

I love this...those are gorgeous 😍
When I make mine, I put the Diamond Glaze right on the skin, then put cabochon on, let dry and cut them out. I then glue to metal piece. I can get a lot done this way.
Thank you for your time and talent 😍

[candyowen]

Thank you, The teenage Grandkids are coming for Thanksgiving and they requested to make jewelry. I love your site. It is very healing and satisfying to me also.

[Doodlebug]

What a unique way to reuse art and make something very lovely.

[sylviamc]

It's very generous of you to share your techniques in such detail. Thank you🥰

[eetoved]

Such an awesome teacher. Whew. Thank you for the clear and specific info!!!

[aprilinbklyn]

Thank u for sharing this (appreciate it). I hate wasting a lot of paint and this is a great way to use it! I will make these for gifts ☺️

[eetoved]

Thanks so much for including Amazon affiliate links. No other pouring artists I follow would tell me what type of cabochon sets they were using and I was at the end of my rope. Bless you. I will use the affiliate links when I purchase!! ❤

[CarolWilliams-tyof]

Thank you so much, I'm pretty new to this medium and am learning so much from you.

[kbs]

I greatly appreciate the time you took for us beginners.

[KariNathan-omol]

Thank you for showing us how to make the jewelry! I've been thinking about trying to make some, but I didn't know where to start. This is incredibly helpful. :)

[MelFirestone]

They turned out gorgeous Johnny. Thanks for sharing your talents😀 love your motto, you should put it on a tshirt with one of your painting designs behind it.

[TheDellaniOakes]

These are beautiful! What a clever way to reuse the paint.

[Kathy-Carr]

Thanks! Love the Diamond Glaze tip. P. S. I also dip the bottom of the cabachon right into my paint runoff if there isn’t enough for a skin.

[TDS.Harper]

I also use page/document protectors to store my skins. I find that HEAVY DUTY (as opposed to lightweight) works best.
I place my glass cabochon(s) directly onto the skin, and move them around until I find a design I like. Then I glue them directly onto the skin with the Diamond Glaze/glue, . Once the glue sets, I cut the glass cabochon directly out of the skin, then proceed as normal from there.

[selenadansfield]

LOVE how you're using the excess paint. Going to have to drag out my sheet protectors!