Making Myself into a Vintage Lamp *a totally normal thing to do*
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WOOOOO hello yes are you ready to MAKE A LAMP? Not a sentence you ever thought you'd be asked? GUESS AGAIN. Anywho I got struck with inspiration and wanted to make an art nouveau lamp , so I used myself as a model (as you do??) and sculpted away!
Enjoy the journey I guess and I LOVE YA
Sculpting channel: @Proko3D
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:49 Let's look at some LAMPS
04:26 Le Ad Break
05:45 Making the Armature
09:32 Sculpting!
16:22 Painting
19:03 The Reveal!
19:29 Wrap-Up & Bloops
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@marielacristina762
Жыл бұрын
Greatings from the other side of the world from Buenos Aires Argentina 😊
@ShugoAWay
Жыл бұрын
Why the 7?
@LucysLocket
Жыл бұрын
Perfect timing! I've been wanting to try out native for a while, and now I get to use a code from my favorite KZread creator!
@RestingBitchface7
Жыл бұрын
Has anyone told Rachel that commercial citric acid is made from black mold?
@petrastedman669
Жыл бұрын
Not sure if it was intentional or not, but bathtime Rachel with the bubble fascinator was giving me Yvette from Clue vibes. And I'm here for it. 1+2+2+1 = 6, which is the number of letters in Rachel.
I’m guessing I’m not the only one who thought Rachel was going to make a Victorian Lamp costume 😂
@Elvoalven
Жыл бұрын
I thought the same!
@eliiance
Жыл бұрын
Let's be honest... that's very on brand for Rachel 🤣
@aylasaurus
Жыл бұрын
I absolutely thought the same!!
@libraryoflilylol199
Жыл бұрын
That's the entire reason I clicked on the video and I feel bAiTeD!
@serenitythedemigod957
Жыл бұрын
That’s why I’m here!!!! 😭
The fact that we all thought Rachel was going to cosplay a lamp * a totally normal thing for Rachel to do* makes me laugh.
@BlackKoshka23
Жыл бұрын
Right? I thought she was going to make a dress inspired on a particular lamp!
@jamlannistar4280
11 ай бұрын
Yeah same, I was here for Lamp!Rachel
@biancajimenez6007
11 ай бұрын
@@BlackKoshka23 Now she needs to do this!
@Holly_is_trying
11 ай бұрын
This is exactly what I thought it was going to be lol
@amberh642
11 ай бұрын
I ALSO thought that
I love the idea that someday, years and years and years from now, someone's going to stop by the estate sale at the Maksy estate and decide this is a perfect lamp for their living room, and they'll have no idea that they're adopting a tiny, bronze version of *you* into their home.
@lindadoucetowen
Жыл бұрын
even better, it comes with Frodo boi hair.
@shmashley
Жыл бұрын
I imagine it will appear on whatever version of Antiques Roadshow the future holds & have to laugh at what the experts will have to say about the provenance of the piece 😂
@MsSarahKelly
Жыл бұрын
@@shmashley I love that there are fellow followers of this channel that watch and even know what the Antiques Roadshow is. Makes my heart so happy. 🥹❤
@stevezytveld6585
Жыл бұрын
@@MsSarahKelly I need reassurance - you mean there's a possibility _some of them_ know nothing about the Antiques Roadshow? I need to revaluate how I spent some of my Sunday afternoons in the 90's... - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
@Grimrose_04
Жыл бұрын
the fact that it was handmade and fairly cheap too makes it funny. imagine someone finding it in the future and going "OmG a ViNtAgE" hoping to sell it for money or something and it's not actually valuable 💀 (not dissing on rachel and her craft obvi, it turned out looking really beautiful!)
Can we please talk about how great Nina's letter is? She knows whats right and she is not afraid to tell it to Rachel. 🔥
@arealkiwilady
Жыл бұрын
Peak representation of my country, she should be an ambassador.
@Gabriellee93
Жыл бұрын
Nina definitely knows what’s up 😂
@lucycowie7245
7 ай бұрын
Nina should run our country
Rachel, slamming her hands on the table: *LAMP* The moths in the vicinity: I’m listening
@E_FoxSnowspirit
Жыл бұрын
😭Lollllllllll I love this
@charliebradlyn5313
Жыл бұрын
This is the most beautiful comment I’ve seen in a hot minute
@yeos_angel_
Жыл бұрын
😂😂😂
@TheDarlingLuna
Жыл бұрын
I feel seen somehow
@helenamirian908
Жыл бұрын
I've always wondered if the smell of wool being ironed is like a moth's idea of a BBQ
I'm really glad I wasn't the only one assuming "oh yeah totally normal, Rachel will be cosplaying as a vintage lamp. Can't wait to watch"
@doggyspeak
Жыл бұрын
i mean technically she did fir the reference photos
@reneestarling9525
Жыл бұрын
NGL, I was ready for the whole Lumiere from Beauty and the Beast. 😄
@stevezytveld6585
Жыл бұрын
@@reneestarling9525 Completely. The Hobbit interpretation of Lumiere. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
@teresaellis7062
11 ай бұрын
Same! 😂
Some (hopefully helpful) advice for the next time you work for epoxy sculpt: I work in layers when I'm working with it! So I'll make something, wait for it to harden up and then sculpt on top of that! BONUS! Waiting a bit for epoxy sculpt to harden up (but not COMPLETELY dry and hardened!) You can do more detailed sculpting! So if you ever sculpt a teeny tiny face ever again, make the base of the head, wait for that to harden, and then add the facial features so you don't end up smooshing it! THAT ALL BEING SAID: this turned out SO CUTE and now you got me wanting to sculpt tiny art nouveau women 😂
@katehucks774
11 ай бұрын
I came here to give this exact same advice lol
@commanderkittin1873
11 ай бұрын
@@katehucks774 yup, me too hahaha. Typed out my whole comment before I saw this one do it better and more concisely XD
@ilexx3146
9 ай бұрын
Ooh! Ooh! And you can sand and carve epoxy sculpt with filing tools. And maybe a dremel.
It's funny to me that every time Rachel says she isn't sure anyone is going to like the video it usually turns out to be one of my favourites, and this is no exception. I really hope one day she can feel secure enough to just make whatever she wants without having to think about the view number
@MsSarahKelly
Жыл бұрын
Amen to that!
@aylayzrianne
11 ай бұрын
same!! you can see how much fun she has making this lamp and i love watching people do their passion projects like this
@azrani2023
5 ай бұрын
Agreed!!! ❤
@jesafreese657
5 ай бұрын
THIS. I love watching everything she posts. I literally get so excited when I get the notification.
Read it as “Making myself INTO a vintage lamp,” then thought No way, I definitely read that wrong. It must be “Making myself a vintage lamp.” Nope. It is in fact making myself INTO one. I should have known better than to question it 😂💙
@gracieluke
Жыл бұрын
i mean... it does say "making myself into a vintage lamp"
I love how the light shines on her little face. It's like she was walking through the forest and suddenly this huge glowing flower appeared l...makes sense why she would "faint"😊
@Courterfly
Жыл бұрын
Aw 🥲✨
@charlotteb6450
Жыл бұрын
that's perfect !
Did I think you would be dressed as a lamp? Yes. Am I disappointed? Hell no. This is such a fun and clever crafting idea!! ❤
@PrincesseKittyKat
9 ай бұрын
Right I totally agree 😌
I love that as polished as Rachel’s videos get, they still feel so genuine unfiltered and real she’s always felt more like a friend than a KZread personality Never lose the goofy you beautiful beautiful human
Okay. I thought you were going to cosplay as a lamp. As cool as that would’ve been, I must say that this is EVEN COOLER. Amazing project again, Ms. Rachel! ✨
@hannahcollins1816
Жыл бұрын
This is 100% what I thought as well hahaha
@amandapanda1835
Жыл бұрын
So did I! 😂
@Knight-of-Sarcasm
Жыл бұрын
That was my first thought too! This was a pleasant surprise to be wrong! :D
@alliepaige5260
Жыл бұрын
Future video idea? 😂
@hop775
Жыл бұрын
Same 😂
"Life is short. Make yourself into your own knickknacks." - Rachel Maksy WORDS TO LIVE BY! 🙌🙌🙌
@monoymono9
Жыл бұрын
so glad i didnt have to look far for this
What a fantastic idea! Sculpting on an existing lamp to make it your own. I can imagine many years from now, you will become a family Myth. “The lady in the lamp.”
I'm so glad to hear someone else say that ASMR doesn't do it for them. Every time I say to someone that they make me uncomfortable I get looked at like I'm insane 😭
@nataliemarshall7158
9 ай бұрын
Totally Not Alone! and I came searching for this comment because I needed the validation that there were more of us out there! 😊
@Grannievore
9 ай бұрын
I don’t like them either. They are annoying, not soothing.
Rachel: I don't know if anyone is going to like this We the Fans: ANOTHER VIDEO! MUST DROP EVERYTHING TO WATCH!!!!!!!!!! ... After watching: Truly. Yet another masterpiece from Queen Maksy. We have been gifted.
@monoymono9
Жыл бұрын
This is how I feel every time a new one is dropped. We have been gifted. lol
@laurafriedman9736
Жыл бұрын
I don’t think she should give herself such a hard time about it being a project more for her than us. Your quirky ideas are what we love best about you Rachel ❤Passion is contagious and we love watching you make things that your excited about ❤
Can confirm: turning into a lamp is 100% completely totally normal. I do it all the time!
@cjradenbaugh
Жыл бұрын
Not a day goes by where I don’t turn into a vintage lamp.
@marynewsom6037
Жыл бұрын
Indeed, a good lamp-transforming session beats a night on the town any old day!
@cjradenbaugh
Жыл бұрын
@@marynewsom6037After a night on the town, I get social exhaustion and have to hibernate for three days. But making a myself into a lamp? At the end of the day I get a lamp so…
@luciatat4084
Жыл бұрын
😂😂😂
@pinkimietz3243
Жыл бұрын
Because you're bright!
I would like to personally thank Nina for the fantastic representation of our country 🇳🇿
I also thought that Rachel was real inspired by a lamp and was going to make like some Tiffany lamp dress or something 😂 this was a fabulous project!
As a fellow lover of Art Nouveau, I now want to try this myself! For future reference, a good way to work with Apoxie Sculpt is to sculpt a rough base, let that cure and then go back in for the details to avoid smooshing things.
@rachaelayers5591
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for this tip!
I feel like 85% of Rachel's projects are things I would never make or want to make, but Rachel's enthusiasm while making them makes the videos thoroughly enjoyable to watch.
@sarahrhea7125
Жыл бұрын
My exact thought lol
@E_FoxSnowspirit
Жыл бұрын
Ikr!
@rangerghostriley
Жыл бұрын
felt on an emotional level
I gasped when you turned the lamp on in the reveal, I think her leaning back worked out so perfectly and the glow *chef's kiss* it's like she's shielding her eyes from the light and I find that so relatable lol ❤
Don't forget you can carve the cured epoxy clay so you can refine little details, as a future reference. :) This turned out awesome!
I came into this video fully prepared for you to cosplay yourself into a lamp. LOL! I would have been happy either way, but this is beautiful.
@mcwjes
Жыл бұрын
So glad you've seen the light! Bright days are ahead! 💡
Aluminum foil works great to bulk out armatures for projects like these, and with clay that needs to be baked. Bonus hack: if you're sculpting a figure with a long skirt, you can totally skip sculpting the legs underneath. Just bulk out the shape with foil and lay sheets of clay on top like fabric.
@FrolleinMiez
Жыл бұрын
When I read "sheets of clay" I totally heard it in my head as in Eddie Vedder singing "Black" on MTV unplugged. Swoon. 😅
RACHEL! What the heck this turned out so well. It’s such a great conversation starter too. Like “hey that’s a cool lamp” “thanks! It’s ME”. Brava 😂❤
Just for the epoxy process, I’d recommend using a set of scales next time! That way it’ll be much easier to accurately measure and will therefore hopefully mean the curing process is perfect each time. I’d also recommend a chopping board of some description, and a clay-rolling pin. Just suggestions though! Thought the video was brilliant :D Sending love from England
"Do I NOT have a single instrument for measuring?" I feel says a lot about Rachel's usual creative process 😂
@zanerose1394
Жыл бұрын
Cut to: clip of Rachel accidentally cutting the measuring tape that one time
@anna_in_aotearoa3166
11 ай бұрын
I feel this one so hard... 😭 Just like scissors & seam rippers, rulers & measuring tapes have legs & live a mysterious hidden life of their own, disappearing in the middle of every project whenever they're most needed!!
@debbiefox6846
9 ай бұрын
@@zanerose1394Yes 1st thing I thought about. When I saw that happen I felt so bad . That said I just bit my own thumb while eating a wonky sandwich the other day so I'd never throw shade.🤣😂🤭
Rachel just casually being an incredible sculptor after a day of watching videos 😂
I'm really impressed by the sheer amount of prep work you did before starting. Usually it's just you jumping in, flailing around for a bit, and then pulling together something amazing. This time you did soooo much prep work and then just did amazing from the beginning. She's beautiful and I love your little lamp lady.
reading the comments I love how many of us saw the title and were like 'oh she's cosplaying as a lamp today' and didn't question it at all
Me reading the video title: "hmm, a lamp cosplay... Maybe like Lumiere" Me as soon as Rachel explains: "oooooh, that kinda makes more sense" I enjoyed this, as with all your videos. Love your artistic flair.
Ok, the Home Alone bit got me. 🤣 But it turned out wonderfully! Your range of skill never fails to amaze! (And I loved spotting the mouse knight in the background too.)
SO LOVELY!!!! Also! You can always start with some apoxie sculpt for the face and let that cure then add onto it (and/or also use some exacto blades, carving and sanding tools on it after it cures!) This was a wonderful project! loved every second of it!
I love how everyone went "she's making a lamp cosplay? okay that sounds on brand" 🤣
you know... i genuinely thought that i'm just someone who doesn't care much for lamps as a decorative object. but now, thanks to rachel, i have been enlightened. ART NOUVEAU LAMPS! 😍
@llamasugar5478
Жыл бұрын
Enlightened. Hehehe! 🤭
@grandmasgopnik9642
Жыл бұрын
I know I have a pintrest board of these so now Ive got an evil itch to make one 😅
@Rhaifha
Жыл бұрын
Definitely! Most modern lamps are just so so to me. Art nouveau lamps though? Those are amazing. I love the ones with shells in them as well
@ingridc0ld
Жыл бұрын
Ngl I've been obsessed with lamps since I was little. I think it's the magpie in me going, "Ooooooh SHINY"
You are absolutely a perfect mix of Bob Ross and Mrs. Frizzle, and why I never realized it before is beyond me. An absolutely delightful video as always!
You don't give yourself enough credit for just how talented you are. You created a masterpiece lamp, amazing
Never seen a person get hot and bothered over a vintage lamp, but I respect it. 🗿
@lauramathews3151
Жыл бұрын
You probably did in A Christmas Story, the one Ralphie described as Electric S*x.
@DebraKadabra
Жыл бұрын
@@lauramathews3151 "You used up.. all the glue... ON PURPOSE!"
I'm sure a tone of other people will have suggested it already, but you can also bulk up a wire armature with tinfoil to give it more mass and stability. That way you won't use as much clay, and it will hold itself upright better instead of smooshing under its own weight. Anyway thank you for introducing me to the world of art nouveau lamps, I am now PINING for the tiffany snail lamp that i cannot afford lmao
I love how much fun Rachel had in this video!! 🥰
Rachel had a good time. I had a good time. Everyone had a good time. This video is a gem!
the dress you are wearing in the intro is SOOOO BEAUTIFUL. I agree that a soft and gentle "ough" is the feeling of looking at a beautiful lamp... and I like many other commenters thought this video would be you dressing yourself up to look like a huge human sized lamp, which I was completely down to see, but this is really nice too and makes way more sense!!
SHE SCULPTED ✨HANDS! ✨The ✨holy grail✨ skill of any artistry work that I will commend any artist for no matter what the art looks like is the ✨hands ✨looking good. How is she so talented?! The rest of the piece is amazing on top of the hands. Love your whimsically wonderful work and self.
@E_FoxSnowspirit
Жыл бұрын
I could never
@drekfletch
Жыл бұрын
HANDS!
You did a fabulous job sculpting with a very difficult medium. I use epoxy sculpt for doll modifications, the best part is because it responds so well to carving after the fact. That you were able to get as much detail in the face as you did, without carving and sanding after, is super impressive.
Can so tell you're feeling better, Rachel
And now.... I'd love to see a matching lamp with hubby sculpted upon it! 😍
"LAMP!" I already love. Also, that dress. SO CUTE!
As an art model for a living, it was such a joy to watch you figure out head units (cranial units sounds so much more legit lol) and make an armature and build up a sculpture. I'm 7 heads tall as I think is the average person so I was a little confused at your counts of 3s lol, but you did a fantastic job☺️ Always a joy to watch your videos
This has brought me so SO much joy! I agree that art nouveau lamps have something so scrumptious to them! NGL, when I saw you couldn't find your measuring instruments, I thought you were going to pull a Micarah Tewers and make up your own XD Even though you didn't do that or dress up as a lamp, this was still one of most enjoyable to watch videos you've done in a long time! And the thing that made it the most enjoyable was seeing your excitement as you made it! I'm so happy this went smoothly and that you're happy with the final product! (which is SO whimsical, I love it!) now *I* want to cosplay as a tiny lamp lady with a glowing flower lighting my way!
You definitely are Bob Ross mixed with Ms. Frizzle! Also, I'm with you on the ASMR thing.
For some reason I thought you were going to drape fabric on the figure & starch it like papier maché, but you sculpted it out of clay. So talented! I probably would have started with a Barbie 😅
I absolutely LOVE that intro dress! I NEED IT!
a little bit too late but as a sculptor myself i would recommend not only to mix epoxy sculpt making two snakes and twisting them together like a DNA (it's WAAAY easier to blend them doing this way), but also to use cold porcelain when you need to imitate fabric. this material is used in artificial floral art and it's very elastic and can be rolled to a very thin layer! p.s. i love your channel and your chaotic energy and your art so much, you inspire me to keep doing my own stuff
I feel like Rachel is the Jenna Marbles of sewing/crafting KZread. The vibe is there and it is immaculate
Watching this made me envision your future grandkids marvelling at seeing a sculpture of grandma when she was a young woman! I think that is so precious to have!
@sarah-phillips
Жыл бұрын
This comment is so wholesome it made my day.
My local antiques store has a room FULL of Art Nouveau lamps and every time I go in there I just ascend, you are so right about them
@sadurkee5
11 ай бұрын
Things of beauty ❤❤❤❤
The good luck spot made me think of the Juliet statue in Verona.
Art Nouveau is my favorite art era, so I completely get the unhinged joy looking at the lamps. Your lamp turned out SO FREAKING GOOD!!!!!!
@shannon_w.
Жыл бұрын
You did a FREAKING AMAZING job!!!!! It looks so professionally done! Love it 🥰
I initially thought you were going to make a dress inspired by a lamp. This is incredibly creative of you! It turned out lovely 😊
As someone who is currently making my own indulgent lamp, I very much like this 🥺❤
New subscriber. I see this lamp in all your videos and always think "Oh my goodness! Such a beautiful vintage lamp, I wonder where she bought it." And now I finally see you HAND MADE the little figure and modeled her yourself?! Incredible work.
Tip for sculpting faces: use a ball of aluminium foil ontop of the wire as a base. It provides more structure and saves you money on clay
Rachel, the lamp turned out to be a work of vintage art.
My favorite era with the Arts and Crafts movement. Stupendous job Rachel.
I wish there was a INSIDE OUT kind of movie about your mental processess. Also, is there anything that you say... nah, that i CAN'T do? because you really are good at everything you set to do! Just had so much fun picturing Michaelangelo
I love that Lamp Rachel is throwing up the love sign. She does indeed love lamp, and lamp love is self-love. 🤟
It never ceases to amaze me how talented and creative in so many mediums Rachel is. How cool! 💖
My advice about the apoxie sculpt and smooshy face issues: Mix up smaller amounts at once, and do the base layer first, and let it harden, and build more on top of it with fresh clay. If you do have parts where you added too much, it can be sanded, carved, cut, or filed away. If the bit of clay you're working with at any given time is too smooshy, walk away for 10 minutes and come back when it's firmed up a bit. (but don't forget about it hahaha don't ask how I know)
Now I am looking for flower lamps to add to my office. My office is a smash of vintage / witch/ fandom memorabilia. lol
paused the video to come and say that 'Bob Ross mixed with Miss Frizzle' is the PERFECT description of your vibe. Happy, warm friendly chaos where we get to explore new things and happy little accidents are taken in stride❤
As a mathematician, I laughed out loud at the unexpected math segment 😆 Love your videos!!
I hope one day you stop doubting people will like videos like this. They are my favorite videos to watch on KZread hands down! I always immediately watch your videos as soon as i see them posted and most oc tbe time I watch them more than once. You are a comical human twister! I love your lamp. She is a stunning beaut! I hope you are able to continue to do projects like this! One day i hope you can post videos similar to this without the stress and worry if it will get enough views.
The one thing that never changed in this channel is the WHOLESOMENESS. Loved the video, loved the project. Keep that shit up.
My current "Make" project isn't exactly a make. My dad has asked me to repaint his vast collection of lawn gnomes. I paint with acrylic. He brought me spray paint, which makes sense. It's going in the yard. I'm finding it really interesting to mix colors. My arms look like a kaleidoscope each day when I get done, but when you get that perfect rosy pink flesh tone out of a few sprays of pink and yellow and just a spritz of white... *chef's kiss*. It makes me happy. The project is going to take me forever, but atm I've got that creative drive to do it. I just hope it lasts me 25+ some odd gnomes and other figurines before the weather breaks or I burn out.
@elwensprojects976
Жыл бұрын
I’ve retouched some of my grandmother’s garden decor, including some gnomes. I just used acrylic then sprayed a sealer over after the paint dried.
@HolandaChiquita
Жыл бұрын
That would also be a great idea for Rachel to do. To make a garden gnome creature for in her garden.
Rachel's content is the perfect combination of aesthetic and pure chaos, I love that for her 😭😭😭😭
Moths: L a m p Rachel: WHERE!?? hehe loved the video as always!! No matter what you make or do, your videos are always fun and enjoyable to watch! 😄
VIDEOS/PROJECTS THAT MAKE YOU HAPPY MAKE US HAPPY! Absolutely so happy with how the skeleton looked at 9:27.
I love how you put so much effort into the videos, even the sponsorship bits (and I usually hate those). Absolutely brilliant 💚 Edit: I too find that ASMR videos have the opposite effect 😂
I love watching your process of translating creative ideas into a real object! Very impressive.
I love Rachels videos and have been a fan for years now. I still hope that one day she will attempt to make Glinda the Good Witchs pink ballgown dress from The Wizard of Oz. She would look awesome! Anyway, thank you Rachel for giving me something cosy to watch on a Friday evening. ❤️ Love from the UK. ❤
@rachelmaksy you can put apoxy sculpt in a plastic zip loc bag and heat it up by 1) putting it in the microwave for a short amount of time or 2) putting it under hot water. Heating up the apoxy sculpt makes it way way easier to mix together quickly and evenly (and saves the hard work on your hands! :) Love your videos
Petition to have Rachel make a Victorian lamp costume for a video.
I'm amazed at how creative you've managed to stay and how diverse your video topics are. I love when you bring new things to the channel, from a little felt frog boi to making costumes for your dog to a near perfect recreation of a movie dress to making/remaking furniture pieces, to... turning yourself into furniture pieces? It's such a bright spot in my week!❤
5:07 I really vibe with the addition of the bubble hat. Also, I firmly believe we all pine after some sort of niche decor item, even if we haven’t discovered it yet. And you calling it the Pixar lamp if it was the 1920s was too precious 😭 Also, also, this was wildly successful. 😮
I am SO GLAD I’m not the only one who whispers to myself when crafting. I am making a dress from a vintage pattern in my “sewing room,” which is also where my 15yo son’s computer is located. He sits doing Spanish while I mutter to myself. Every once in a while he just kind of gives me the side eye. But seriously - turning lined bodices is always an adventure to me. When it works I’m GOING to whisper yell “YES!” 😂
It can be so hard to decorate in front of something so dramatic. But she fits so perfectly in the space, exactly like an occupant of your forest scene.
Rachel looking at lamps, channeling her inner moth❤
rachel: „i‘m not sure if people will want to watch this, but whatever. strap in“ us: „i don‘t care what rachel does at this point. she could just sit in a corner reading a book in silence and we‘d watch it!“
Also, Rachel's dress in the first section of the video is SO BEAUTIFUL.
Nina's card reminded me of when I, as a small child, was thoroughly scandalized by hearing my grandma say 'crap' which I thought was a strong swear word. Precious.
Cute lamp accessory. You should always do what makes you happy no matter how chaotic or crazy it is. I'll be here watching.
My granddaughter and I create together. Your attitude speaks to us both! Joy, wonder, humor and frustration. Thank you for your fabulocity.
I love the stuff you do. You do it to please yourself! Which makes it more fun for us to watch. BTW I’m not your average subscriber. I’m 72 years old. Mother of 4 girls, grandmother of 9 and great grandmother to 2 and soon to be 3 any day now. I was first attracted to your sewing videos but now I enjoy it all. Life is short my girl, if I were where you are now I would give up on your self doubt. People don’t come here to learn how to do things. Mostly people come here to spend time with a cool, interesting, fun lady. You come across with so much kindness and joy in what you do. Drive out those demons that young women all have to some degree. I wish someone had told me that when I was your age.❤️🇨🇦 I’m from Canada as you can tell by the 🇨🇦
This turned out wayyyy better than I would have expected. Scultping this level of detail is harrrrrd. I was wondering if you could bypass the whole sculpting process by taking an old barbie, making her they way you want the result to look (curl her hair, glue fabric to her to make the dress) and soak the whole thing in spray glue to make it hard. Then plastidip, then paint. I think I will try that myself at some point in the future when I am in dire need of a vintage lamp.
Holy moly I’m glad I hit refresh! I can definitely use a dose of Rachel right now ❤️ Edited to add that I actually just gave up on lamp shopping and opened KZread only to watch lamp content!! 😂
This is such a victory for learning how to use epoxy!!!!! It can be so fun to learn different mediums- and its an absolute vibe as a finished project
my grandma has many (probably like 5-10) art nouveau lamps that she bought in like the 80s or 90s before the where expensive and they're the coolest thing always blew my kid mind and still blows my grown up mind