Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
Sometimes when you use puffy paint, especially when you're learning, your lines can come out too thick, not straight, or too lumpy on some spots. You can use a cotton swab, wet or dry, to fix it. This is helpful when you're working on a big project and make a mistake. It can only be done on glass or smooth surfaces. If you try it on fabric or anything porous, it will smear.
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Hi, my name is Ivelisse. I've been artistic and creative my whole life. Unfortunately, it wasn't an easy one. I'm a survivor of many trials and tribulations. It caused me to develop serious mental health issues. I was self-medicating by using drugs and alcohol for over twenty years. On August 1st, 2014, I threw myself at the mercy of the Lord and prayed to God to save me. I asked God to forgive me for all my sins, and I forgave everyone who ever hurt me. I've been sober and clean ever since. Glory be to God! I started my walk with Christ along with my health and fitness Journey, and soon after, I found myself itching to get back to my passion, my art! But: I didn't just want to do it for myself. I wanted to share what God blessed me with and did for me and the joy He brings me to others. Not long after, I created my YouTube channel, DIY No Need To Cry! I took the bottles that were killing me and turned them into art. With each piece I make, I replace a bad memory and create new ones with all of you! Welcome to the crafty fam! God bless you all!
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Sometimes when you use puffy paint, especially when you're learning, your lines can come out too thick, not straight, or too lumpy on some spots. You can use a cotton swab, wet or dry, to fix it. This is helpful when you're working on a big project and make a mistake. It can only be done on glass or smooth surfaces. If you try it on fabric or anything porous, it will smear.
Subscribe!
A tiny bit about myself:
Hi, my name is Ivelisse. I've been artistic and creative my whole life. Unfortunately, it wasn't an easy one. I'm a survivor of many trials and tribulations. It caused me to develop serious mental health issues. I was self-medicating by using drugs and alcohol for over twenty years. On August 1st, 2014, I threw myself at the mercy of the Lord and prayed to God to save me. I asked God to forgive me for all my sins, and I forgave everyone who ever hurt me. I've been sober and clean ever since. Glory be to God! I started my walk with Christ along with my health and fitness Journey, and soon after, I found myself itching to get back to my passion, my art! But: I didn't just want to do it for myself. I wanted to share what God blessed me with and did for me and the joy He brings me to others. Not long after, I created my YouTube channel, DIY No Need To Cry! I took the bottles that were killing me and turned them into art. With each piece I make, I replace a bad memory and create new ones with all of you! Welcome to the crafty fam! God bless you all!
Business Inquiries ONLY Email:
diynoneedtocry@yahoo.com
Follow me:
My Instagram:
instagram.com/diynoneedtocry
My Twitter:
twitter.com/DIYNoNeedToCry
My Facebook:
facebook.com/DIY-No-Need-To-Cry-563516063850901
#PuffyPaint #Tip #Shorts
***NO PERSON OR PARTY HAS PERMISSION TO DOWNLOAD THIS VIDEO, AND RE-UPLOAD IT IN A COMPLETE OR ALTERED STATE****
