Stencil Bump Technique With Fresco Finish Acrylics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- A technique taught to me by Lynne Perella, and once you start bumping your stencils you won't be able to stop either. It adds more depth to what you do, and gives an awesome matte background with Fresco Chalk acrylic Paints, perfect to stamp on.
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👏👏👏suuuper Effekt...bin total begeistert und werde die Technik unbedingt einbauen...Dankeschön für Dein Video👍😁
Love it. I miss the days when you used to come to the NEC. Hoping Kay brings products to the next show. Im really wanting to try your paint and it’s lovely to to see the actual colours being used.
Hi Tracey We miss seeing people at the shows too, but if you are going to the NEC, Stampers Grove will be there in 2019 and they carry a wide range of our stamp collections, paints etv on their stand.
FABULOUS! The stencils circles actually look 3-D. It's beautiful.
What a great technique! I love it and have a page in my book sitting empty & I will try it!
Thank you Leandra - this series of videos is fab-u-lous
this a fabulous technique I had not before, love how it came out, thank you.
LOVED this video and technique. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked it.
Thank You for sharing this wonderful technique...I can picture it on some older art that I have on the shelf that I thought I was finished with. Can't wait to try...
Absolutely awesome! Thank you so much for sharing....and so beautifully:)
Such a beautiful technique....definitely something that I am going to try!!!
I absolutely LOVE this tutorial! Thank you so very much for sharing :-)
Wonderful technique! Will try it sometime.
My favorite technique Lovely 💕👍
So amazing, I love this❤❤❤❤
Thankyou! A reliable way to get some interesting detail
really like that bumping technique! TFS!
Thank-You. I love it. Can't wait to try some. Also enjoyed your way of teaching.
Great tutorial! It makes complete sense b/c as scrapbooker(s) we layer things as well.
Hi! I like this technique!!! It's very educational! Thanks for teaching us!
Love, love, love! You did a wonderful job.
Thanks for the tutorial. very cool technique!
I enjoyed your video Bump Technique a Stencil. The beginning demo of a woman with multi-layered colors is gorgeous. I understand your English so well -- I often have to ask my English friends to speak "American English" -- just kidding you Brits here!
Alice from USA and Israel
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial! I learned so much! LOVE your style!
I love this and the way you told us how to do it. I'm going to give it a try:-)
EXCELLENT technique, excellent tutorial! Thank you so much!
I just found your technique video and I love it. What a wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing. Hope you do more like this. :)
love this look!
wouuuu thats all I can say!
what an artist congratulations
This is awesome!!!!!!
I really enjoy your tutorials and wish I had ALL of your products! LOL! thank you for sharing!!
Moonstone don’t we all?! I’d need a bigger house 😂😂
That looks gorgeous! tfs
Very nice technique!
This is Awesome I Like It Alot!!!!
Awesome, love your tutorials, great results!
Very interesting technique. Thank you!
I found you thru Pinterest also...and I love your technique =)
Thank you. I love this technique. That sanding block looks like the ones made for manicurists. I will get me one of those.
It's just gorgeous!!! I love it!!! TFS!!!! :)
Great stuff! Like your accent too- anyway love how we can mess about with lots of paint. TFS
Wonderful technique. Thanks
Very interesting as usual. Tfs
Fabulous
Very nice 😊
SO awesome looking.
fabulous.. thank you very much !
I love this technique!! ..."Beautiful"... ;)
Great techniques. I don't have a sanding block, so I'll try a emery board maybe?
You could go to a hardware store and get some fine grit sandpaper. That would be easier to manage than an emery board.
Thank you. I didn't think of that!
it is so sweet!
This is awesome, thanks :)
Absolutely amazing results!
Maybe I missed it but what is the circle stencil? Thanks, quite lovely.
I love this videos, where can i find the products in USA????
Thanks that is really helpful!!
Such a beautiful technique! Thank you for showing it. What circle stencil was used in this video?
Thank you for this video
Wonderful technique! Thanks for sharing. Can you please share where you got your "sanding block"? Is it fine, medium, or coarse?
Love this, does it matter if you use opaque or any others? I mean for the background really, could I just use opaque layer on layer?
Hi Christella, I prefer to use opaques as they block out the BG so you get a good contrast, but if i want to use a translucent, I will block with an opaque first (snowflake) and then use the bright on top. I find that it looks better if you have a dark colour under, and a lighter colour on top - the other way round and it looks blurry.
trying it, when I lifted stencil off, it was quite smudged under it, it slightly leaked under stencil even though I tried not to put to much on the sponge
I find it matters how you load your CND foam with paint. You want about a tablespoon of paint loaded into the 2" foam by pressing down on the foam with flat fingers on the black side until the whole black side is squished down onto your table top. release the pressure, repeat until the foam is loaded with paint, but there is no 'blob' or lump of paint on the surface. Now you are ready to gently tap over the stencil if it is detailed, or smooch in circles if it is a simpler design. In general, if the paint is seeping under the stencil you are using too much paint OR you are being too heavy handed in how you apply it. Final tip, keep the foam flat as you tap do not bend or angle as you apply, as that too will mean the paint is not being evenly applied.
OMG...I just found you thanks to Pintrest (yea) I love this technique...does it only work with the type of paint you are using? thanks
Hi Meli Isen I am sure you can achieve this with other opaque paints too. The beauty of frescos is they dry so fast there is no need for a heat tool in between layers :)
can you us metals with stencils bumps?
is your Fresco paint Student quality or Artist quality?
Do you have to use fresco paint?
No you can use any paint, but you will just need to wait longer for them to dry, that is the beauty of frescos they dry so fast.
I have seen this done with inks
Cool, I haven't tried it, I imagine the translucence of inks will layer up beautifully allowing all the colours and layers underneath to still be seen. Must try it!
:)
Hi Leandra, which stencil is this? Thanks
I have this one and this one is from TCW, but I do not have the productcode.
too much noise... pretty but noise full!