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there is a link in the video description. The link will take you to the written tutorial on my website that has the pattern.

Hi Jill, great question / idea. One, I must admit, that I had not thought of. After I finish my outdoor yard projects, I'll see about testing this out. I will either make a shorts video or write a community post on my findings. Who knows, I might even do both. :)

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Thank you for watching, and taking the time to leave a nice comment. I'm happy to know that the video was helpful. I personally like to experiment with pyrography and ways to achieve different effects. To that point I did try using a scorch marker. If you're not aware, scorch markers allow you to draw designs on wood and then use heat to reveal the design. Maybe I demoed one in this video...it's been to long and I don't remember. I do have a product review video for a scorch marker. Spoiler alert - I would recommend using a baking soda solution instead. That is covered in the video. Here's a link if you're interested: ruclips.net/video/jrn52FxFKXU/видео.html Thank you again for the comment

I'm glad the video was helpful. One of these days I need to get back into video editing and create some more videos. :)

Hello! Thank you so much for the nice comment! I really appreciate that you watched and took the time to leave a comment. Greetings to you!

I don't think so. I have a couple of Razertip pens. While I like the way the handsets feel, I absolutely hate the adaptor. The adaptor changes the balance of the handset. I did a handset comparison and it goes into much greater detail on this issue. here's a link to the video: ruclips.net/video/IXjz9e14i1w/видео.html

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Hi Lorraine, I might have a video that may help you. The project is a Northern Shoveler duck. It's not a complete project tutorial. Instead it covers some of the more "interesting" aspects of the project. One of those aspects is the reflection in the water. The technique is very different from the distant water in the mountain lake tutorial. Ugg...that was my first tutorial I every did, and I just cringe when I see snippets of it. Back to the point. Here's a link to the N. Shoveler duck tutorial: ruclips.net/video/PpLmcMF2Oy0/видео.html If that doesn't help let me know. I'll add 'reflected water' to the list of future demos. Just be aware that I'm very slow about getting to the demos. It doesn't help that I'm on a bit of a summer break. :)

I’m glad to know the video was helpful. hope you get lots of use from the burner

Welcome to the exciting artform of pyrography! I hope you'll love it as much as I do. I'm not very good with adding color, but here's my thoughts on the matter. Watercolor is the best for subtle translucent color. Colored Pencils can be subtle, but if too much is applied it will cover up the pyrography. The concern with any color medium is how lightfast is it. Colors that have a high lightfast rating won't fade like colors with low lightfast ratings. If I'm doing commissioned artwork, I make sure to use colors with high ratings. The rest of the time I use whatever color I want. :) I hope that helps.

@@PyrographyMadeEasy @PyrographyMadeEasy Thank you so much...I'm loving it..I also don't really like the color on the porography, but looking at the video on the bunch of grapes I would say that only in certain cases it could be interesting but not excessively colourful, just a light touch. I don't like very bright colors on pyrographs.... I see "oil" pencil colors and "water-dilutable" pencil colors... I think the latter are less resistant to cleaning, right? Which one do you recommend for a matte look (similar to your work with grapes)?

I think the water dilutable pencils would provide a softer color. I haven't ever used that type of color pencil, so I'm not 100% sure on this. Try a test piece and see what you think.

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Hello! I personally think that pyrography is one of the best hobbies to take up. Granted, I might be a bit biased. :) Yes, you can stain the wood after you've burned the design. BEFORE you do, I highly recommend doing a test piece. Depending on the type of burning and the stain, you might lose some detail of your artwork. Make sure to do the test piece using the same type of wood that your project will have. Good luck and I hope you come to love pyrography as much as I do!

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Gracias por el comentario. Aplico laca a mis proyectos terminados.

Hello Ferrero, Thank you so much for watching for video, and taking the time to leave such a nice comment. I really appreciate the feedback and comment. Have a wonderful week!

Almost all of the machine manufacturers sell direct and will ship internationally. I have a video where I compared pyrography handsets. Not the burners, just the handsets. In the video description of that video I provide links to all of the different manufacturer's websites. Here's a link to that video: ruclips.net/video/IXjz9e14i1w/видео.html

Almost all of the machine manufacturers sell direct and will ship internationally. I have a video where I compared pyrography handsets. Not the burners, just the handsets. In the video description of that video I provide links to all of the different manufacturer's websites. Here's a link to that video: ruclips.net/video/IXjz9e14i1w/видео.html

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Merci pour le commentaire vraiment sympa! Actuellement, mon papier préféré sur lequel graver est le papier aquarelle Winsor et Newton qui est 100 % coton, sans acide, pressé à chaud et d'un poids de 300 g/m². Voici un lien d'affiliation Amazon pour le produit afin que vous puissiez voir le document auquel je fais référence : amzn.to/3yv0NAw

Thank you for the very kind words. I hope that you will enjoy your new burner and come to love pyrography as much as I do.

Hello. I hope that the tutorial will help you with your artwork. Your idea for the moon sounds interesting. Your English is great. I can use google translate if you would prefer to write in your native language.

If you check the description you will see that I used basswood. Depending on where you live, basswood is also called common linden, linden, or common lime.

If you check the description you will see that I used basswood. Depending on where you live, basswood is also called common linden, linden, or common lime.

Hello! I think you chose an awesome hobby! It's great you're selling your work. Thank you for the lovely comment! Have a wonderful week!

That depends on how thick or heavy the tin foil is. Valarie of Drawing with Fire tried making a stencil / shield using the thin tin foil that you use for baking. It was too flimsy and wouldn't stay in place. I think she ended up using disposable pie tins.

What is it that you are trying to figure out?

@@PyrographyMadeEasy please help me to get a burning tool 🙏🙏🥹🥹

@@PyrographyMadeEasy I don’t have a burning tool what I’m using for my work is called soldering iron, please I beg you to buy me some 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏

That is not going to happen. I do not have the money to buy a burner for everyone who asks. Almost all of the burners on the market do sell internationally.

@@PyrographyMadeEasy Awww please I really need support 🥹🙏

Hello Iona, I have no. I know that Valarie of Drawing with Fire has done a space scene. I will add it to my list of future demos. Just keep in mind that I can't promise when I will get to it. As I ponder this, I would tread the cosmic clouds as clouds or mist. The denser the clouds, the lighter in color, so less burning. I have done a video on mist. I can't promise it will help, but in theory it won't hurt. :) Here's a link to the misty lake tutorial video: ruclips.net/video/Qh0zv3kfbLg/видео.html

@@PyrographyMadeEasy Thank you! And yes, I saw your video on mist. it was very helpful!

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Thank you so much. You are very sweet.

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