This Christmas Project Is Adorable ❤️ *The speaker describes the process of creating a project, which involves sanding the wooden piece, applying a pre-treatment, drying it, using a mesh stencil, and then applying "Scorch Paint". Upon removing the stencil, the speaker felt this project was different, noting that the bees looked "sharp" and the cherry grain made it appear "expensive and nice". When the item was heated up, the design "just popped off the wood like it was meant to be there". Looks

193K views · 1.1K reactions | Throwback to one of our OG Scorchmarker Woodburning Projects  Now we've come a long way since this project. Our new Scorch Paint has a deep, rich burn and a lot less bleeding, plus we are working on a new wood pretreatment that will eliminate all the bleeding issues. In the meantime, if you want to check out our new Scorch Paint, Comment "Paint123" and I'll send you the link | Scorch Marker | Facebook

A Quick DIY Gift for Cat Lovers (10 Minutes!) All you need is a smooth surface, a little pretreatment, and a stencil you love In this case, the cat design my friend Megan @megandsprinks created. First, Sand the board, apply and dry the pretreatment, place your stencil and fill the gaps with Scorch paint. Remove the stencil and let the heat gun bring the design to life. Add a bit of finishing oil at the end to make it pop, and that’s it! A quick, fun project done in less than ten minutes. Check o