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Hi, thanx for watching. I dont normally use primer. If I have to choose a primer I normally use gesso. Gesso comes in clear, white and black. If the primer is water based (cleans up with water) then acrylic paint should stick to it. Test it first. I bought my brayer at a craft store. Mine is a soft rubber brayer.

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Thanx for watching. Glad you found this helpful. Unfortunately scorched edges is unavoidable with laser cutting wood. I have made peace with it and tend to just paint the edges if I want metallic or glitter on the edges. I use a sponge to paint the edges, but you still sometimes get paint on the surface. I just wipe with wet cloth as I work. It is a lot of work to paint the edges and that is why I mostly leave them as is. Try a sponge to paint the edges and see if that will work for you.

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Pleasure. Yes sponge works very well, enjoy painting

Thanx for watching. I dont always paint the sides. Depends on the project. A good opaque acrylic paint will cover the burned sides. I will paint them with a roller or sponge. I never use a base coat but you can use gesso as a base. Most of my projects are for indoor use so I dont seal, but you can use a spray varnish if you want to seal.

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Yes, paint is also a lot cheaper then some stamp pads. I just love using what I already have.

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you made me laugh! I am glad you found my video and that it was helpful. Sometimes the most basic old-school way is still the best😎

Hey, thanx for watching. I used acrylic paint, and no, I did not prep the pieces but you could use gesso as a primer if you prefer. Hope that helps

@@theresacreativestudio thank you so much for replying. Also what kind of brayer is that? And how do you clean it after every use? Sorry to bother you with basic questions but I am new to this

No worries. We all need to start somewhere and sometimes the info can be a bit confusing or overwhelming. The brayer is from a letter press set. But it is basically a soft rubber brayer. You also get hard rubber brayers for lino printing. Most art/craft shops will sell brayers. Get a soft rubber one. When using the brayer with acrylic paint you need to clean it immediately with water. I have a tub of water on my desk and normally just chuck the brayer in there to soak. If the paint goes hard on the brayer it is a bit of a hassle to get it off, scraping with a knife sometimes helps but most of the time the paint stays stuck. So just clean your brayer asap after use.

@@theresacreativestudio thank you soooo much. I hope you are doing great in all aspects of your life!!!

@@edgargamarra2612 big pleasure, thanx for the well wishes. Enjoy your project and have fun creating with a new tool. Keep well!

Thanks for watching, I have an Iwata Revolution airbrush and a small inexpensive portable Aircraft compressor. Hope that helps

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😎have fun tracing!

hey, thanx for watching, I am glad that my video helped you and explained the metallic inks better. Thank you for liking and subscribing. Making your own metal alcohol ink sounds very interesting, enjoy the experimentations!

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Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed this. Have fun trying this technique.

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I am glad that my video was helpful. This is a very versatile and forgiving art medium and it works well on the bible pages. The Caran D Ache pencils are amazing, you will enjoy using those. Thanx for watching. Let me know if you want me to film more watercolour pencil techniques. I do have a video on how to use a blender pallet with watercolour pencils. Enjoy journaling in your bible❤️

Thank you for watching, glad you liked it. I am planning more mixed media content - stay tuned. Have a fabulously creative day

Hi, so glad you love it. I do have a few pdf tutorials on my website. I am planning to do more videos of altered items. Thanx for watching

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Thank you so much! Such an encouraging comment❤️ delighted that you enjoyed my video and learned something. Thanx for watching and have a fabulous day!

Hi! Here is the link for part 4 Gold Leaf Foil technique on raised stenciling | Angel Wing Canvas Part 4 th-cam.com/video/uN-APdXhPM4/w-d-xo.html Thanx for watching!

You dont need any specific pallet. You can use a paper plate, a plastic pocket protector (for lever arch files), any flat non porous surface. The make up sponge could add paint into the recessed areas that will cause a blotchy stamped image. Hope this helps

Thanx for watching. I sometimes paint the edges, sometimes I leave them as is and sometimes I do a glitter edge (I have a video for that). It depends on the end result and the look you want. Doing the edge in a different colour could look really awesome. Enjoy painting!

Hey, thanx for watching. The laser cuts I buy dont have dark soot. The edges are dark brown but doesn’t transfer any colour/soot. I haven’t had any that was ‘burnt’ so did not have to deal with that. I suppose a little sanding could help, but Im not sure. If you have pieces with soot, you could try it and get back to me and let me know what you found that helped.

Thanx for watching. I used acrylic paint.

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Thanx for watching, I am glad my video was helpful. A brayer is a very useful little tool. I often paint with it. Works a treat for backgrounds in an art journal too😎

🤣😎 yes good point, my aim was to show that stamps can be used with many types of media. I have had ladies in my art journaling classes that didn’t own permanent ink but do have acrylic paint. I then teach them how to use the paint as a permanent stamping medium. Its about showing that you can use what you have. Shop your stash😎

Where did you get that wonderful stamp!?

Yay! Enjoy your blending😎

Thanx for watching. Glad my video was helpful. It is a super nifty little tool. Hope you find one

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From what I understand, rubbing alcohol has a lower percentage alcohol (around 70%) while isopropyl has 90% alcohol. The lower % would just take longer to dry and tends to make the inks sticky. Thanx for watching

@@theresacreativestudio thanks for the response:)

Yay, delighted that I was able to inspire you to get creative. Thanx for watching

Hi, thanx for watching. All paints are acrylic paints. Different manufacturers.

The best way is to have a bucket with water handy and as soon as you are done with the stencil, place it in the bucket to soak. Gently rub off all the product with your fingers or a soft sponge. Take care not to bend or snap intricate stencil details. Rinse with clean water and place on a towel to dry. Thanks for watching!

If you use a good quality opaque paint it normally covers the dark edges. I had a gold metallic paint that I applied with a sponge and it worked perfectly with one layer. If the paint is too thin or translucent you would need a few layers. Thanx for watching

Yes very similar, just 3x the size🤪 I love that they made space for the eraser and sharpener.

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There is a spray varnish that can be applied over alcohol ink, I have forgotten the name. I don’t use it as all my projects are in art journals or scrapbooks and I dont need it to be sealed as those projects will not come in contact with solvents. If however you make something like a mug or coaster you will need to seal it. A quick search on YT should help you find the product. Thanx for watching ❤️

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