This is wonderful and perfect timing for me as I have my first piece of flipping furniture chalk painted and ready for a homemade stencil in front of me. Have to use a raised stencil to cover up one small imperfection I repaired in veneer. Lifesaver and TO...THE... POINT. Thank You 🙏🏽
Thanks! You just saved my life. I have about 12-15 things I need to paint just 2 weeks before Christmas, and I'm just now starting to explore the world of texture in my painting!!!!!! :)
@ayellessnuffelhoek Gesso should work as a substitute for the white paint, but you may need less powder in your mix to compensate. All gesso is not created equally! Some is thicker, and some is more thin, so play with it until you get the thickness you want. Hope that helped!
@missimoinsane I've found that this mixture drys a bit quicker than the average texture paste, as its a little lighter in consistency. In a dry climate (like mine) it only took about 20 minutes for a thicker layer to dry completely. As you mentioned, temperature, climate and moisture content of your specific glue/paint will effect your drying time. Hope that helped!
@ayellessnuffelhoek Any liquid glue with properties similar to Mod Podge (water based, clear drying, etc.) should work fine (Elmer's, Aleene's, etc.). And I would recommend mixing as needed for this recipe, if you can. This recipe tends to soften with time, so you may need to add extra powder to your mix, after storing for a bit, to achieve the same texture/lift as in a fresh batch. Hope that helped!!
I just made some and am testing it on paper before using it on my project. I am sure it works fine, I'm really testing my mixture, as I had to add a bit more talcum powder, since mine was a bit runny and seeped under my stencil. Adding more baby powder fixed it, but I hope it is ok when dry and won't crack and peel off. Thanks for sharing, I can't get modelling paste where I live :)
This is great if you want just the textured back ground but you can't mix with another paint without altering the color. I suppose you could exchange white with all primary colors this way and create your own colors though...just a thought, thanks for the vid
Thank You so much....I can't wait to try. I have been wondering what I might use as a substitute for joint compound. This should be a lot more cost effective.
Clear and to the point! The best news of all is that I do already have those items around the house. I'm hoping that I will also be able to use rubber stamps. Do you think it will work with this mixture? Thanks so much!
Good tutorial! Am going to try it in my lace molds. Talk about saving money! I wonder if just plain ol' Elmers would be less expensive than Mod podge and work as Well? At any rate thank u for sharing!
For some reason when I spread the paste I made onto a stencil it wont go on smooth. I have to let it sit for it to be smooth but when I move the stencil it gose back to being rough and wont smooth out. And it ends up being kinda powdery
This is fabulous. I noticed you didn't seem to measure the quantities, just approximated amounts so you can be a bit flexible with this, is that correct? I can't wait to try it.
This did NOT work on a canvas! It looked good when I applied it, but it was full of tiny cracks after it dried. I used the exact same recipe except the glue was white glue from the dollar store. I'm back to store bought gesso :(
Maybe because this is a recipe for "texture paste" not gesso. :( Unless they are the same thing, although the homemade gesso recipes I've watched were very close but not exactly like this one.
@@tazelproperties hey, I must have watched this video when I was at uni studying textile design. I wanted a technique I could use at home to make textured wallpaper samples, I honestly cannot remember even trying it. We used to use a screen with screen printing puff additive/paint but this might be a bit pricey. I don't see a reason why the technique in this video shouldn't hold up well on a wall, just test out your design on some card first. Sorry I couldn't be more help and good luck :)
Just curious. ...can this be used on canvas and how long will it hold up? I am thinking about selling some pieces, but want to be sure it won't Crack down the road. Thank you!
Gostaria muito de ter traduzido pelo menos os materiais misturados para que eu pudesse fazer aqui em meu athelier faço scrap mixed midia e essa mistura me parece genial só não pude traduzir. pena...
Leda Child Its paint so there's no reason it shouldn't stick to wood. Its just adding the talc for thickness and the glue for a binding/elasticity element.
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This is wonderful and perfect timing for me as I have my first piece of flipping furniture chalk painted and ready for a homemade stencil in front of me.
Have to use a raised stencil to cover up one small imperfection I repaired in veneer.
Lifesaver and TO...THE... POINT.
Thank You 🙏🏽
Thanks! You just saved my life. I have about 12-15 things I need to paint just 2 weeks before Christmas, and I'm just now starting to explore the world of texture in my painting!!!!!! :)
Wow-your own gesso! And your demo techniques are suuuuperb! I' be having a go-thanks a lot for sharing!
@ayellessnuffelhoek Gesso should work as a substitute for the white paint, but you may need less powder in your mix to compensate. All gesso is not created equally! Some is thicker, and some is more thin, so play with it until you get the thickness you want. Hope that helped!
Thanks! I'm not an artist but I have an art project to make and now I can just make as much texturizing paint as I need without going over budget!!!
@missimoinsane I've found that this mixture drys a bit quicker than the average texture paste, as its a little lighter in consistency. In a dry climate (like mine) it only took about 20 minutes for a thicker layer to dry completely. As you mentioned, temperature, climate and moisture content of your specific glue/paint will effect your drying time. Hope that helped!
This is the best texture paste I've made so far....doesn't spread after I take off the stencil & is super easy to use :) Thank you!
@ayellessnuffelhoek Any liquid glue with properties similar to Mod Podge (water based, clear drying, etc.) should work fine (Elmer's, Aleene's, etc.). And I would recommend mixing as needed for this recipe, if you can. This recipe tends to soften with time, so you may need to add extra powder to your mix, after storing for a bit, to achieve the same texture/lift as in a fresh batch. Hope that helped!!
Oh yeah the music is so much better than all the slow endless drivel of most craft videos!
I just made some and am testing it on paper before using it on my project. I am sure it works fine, I'm really testing my mixture, as I had to add a bit more talcum powder, since mine was a bit runny and seeped under my stencil. Adding more baby powder fixed it, but I hope it is ok when dry and won't crack and peel off. Thanks for sharing, I can't get modelling paste where I live :)
Best recipe I've seen so far - and fun tutorial to watch, thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing this video! So nice to make this at home and produce unique cards with the medium.
This is great if you want just the textured back ground but you can't mix with another paint without altering the color. I suppose you could exchange white with all primary colors this way and create your own colors though...just a thought, thanks for the vid
Thank You so much....I can't wait to try. I have been wondering what I might use as a substitute for joint compound. This should be a lot more cost effective.
Clear and to the point! The best news of all is that I do already have those items around the house. I'm hoping that I will also be able to use rubber stamps. Do you think it will work with this mixture? Thanks so much!
Great idea! I use a little plaster of paris instead of talc, in my mixture! : ))
Marie ~ x
Marigoldblu how much plaster of Paris ? I have a lot
Thank you so much for this, I've seen loads of ideas with texture paste in and have never found it in a shop... and now I don't need to =D
This is awesomer than awesome! I was just looking for a way to make texture paste, and here it is! Thanks!
Good tutorial! Am going to try it in my lace molds. Talk about saving money! I wonder if just plain ol' Elmers would be less expensive than Mod podge and work as Well? At any rate thank u for sharing!
Can this be piped onto glass? Will it flake off? Looks interesting.
Great tutorial.
I think when I do this I will make it in several colors using paints that color shift or that contain glitter or shimmer.
For some reason when I spread the paste I made onto a stencil it wont go on smooth. I have to let it sit for it to be smooth but when I move the stencil it gose back to being rough and wont smooth out. And it ends up being kinda powdery
This is the best. Thank you for sharing your invention. It saved me a lot of money..
wow that is way, way more fun than I thought it would be!! and sooooo easy thanks so much!
I see that you used a medium gel as your "white paste". Can I use a white paste i.e., Elmer' glue? I would think there is a big difference.
Hello .. cam we add oil paint in case we dnt have acrylic paint ?
thanks for sharing.can I use it on canvas for mural making???plus reply
What's nice is that you can use any acrylic color and make color texture paste for pennies on the dollar.
wow it doesnt crack. ....that's great! nice video!
Will gesso work too instead of regular white paint? I got a huge jar... :D
Thank you so much ... can use acrylic white paint ??
This is awesome. Will this stick to canvas as well?
I can't wait to try this tomorrow!!!
This is fabulous. I noticed you didn't seem to measure the quantities, just approximated amounts so you can be a bit flexible with this, is that correct? I can't wait to try it.
Will this work on glass or will it just fall off?
Can you make a bunch and store it in a closed jar? And does the liquid glue matter what kind?
This is AWSOME!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us:)
I would love to try this with glass painting. Is it safe for oven baking or should I let the paint air cure?
i created my own mixture recipe and am going to use it in my new project altered book wreck this journal
Can the modge podge be glossy or needs to be matte? Can you use ink reinkers to tint? Thank you
Is it necessary to put acrylic paint? Also how will it take to completely dry?
How long will the mixture last in the container? Or should I only make enough for the project I am working on?
can texture paste be made without white paint? I been looking at making clear texture then paint over it
This did NOT work on a canvas! It looked good when I applied it, but it was full of tiny cracks after it dried. I used the exact same recipe except the glue was white glue from the dollar store. I'm back to store bought gesso :(
Maybe because this is a recipe for "texture paste" not gesso. :( Unless they are the same thing, although the homemade gesso recipes I've watched were very close but not exactly like this one.
I'm sure glad you said this, thanQ!!
Worked for me
Can I use this on canvas under acrylic paint as well?
Can I use cornstarch instead of talc? How do you store it? Thank you
Love the music. What is it?
Paul, what width are the slats for the frames? The only ones I find are too wide and stick up to far above the surface of the painting.
thank you so much,, I was on my way to buy, now Im going to make my own. great help good video instruction, thanks again
can texture paste be used on top of fabric? and will it be washed away if its washed?
which pain you use? can i use oil or poster colors...sadly i have only these right now and i dont have money to buy new one :/ can i use them?
Dominic thank you dear
Awesome! Thanks! I tried baking soda and that is too course
ty for the video, what would I add to get a gritty texture Ive seen heaps of ppl on here using it over lots of metal embelishments........Pauline
Try baking soda instead of talc
+danine56 I have added crushed pumice to get more texture and it worked great.
+Shane Robison ty
Thank you for sharing! I'm going to make lot of this!!!!!
is liquid glue pva glue?! and what type of paint is it, can acryllic work??
Candy Goodman That is regular cheap craft acrylic paint. Acrylic paint or gesso should work.
Yay! Thank you so much for this, i've been looking for a way to make my own textured wallpaper and this will work great. XD
How did your wall hold up? I'm wanting to try using a stencil on the wall too:)
@@tazelproperties hey, I must have watched this video when I was at uni studying textile design. I wanted a technique I could use at home to make textured wallpaper samples, I honestly cannot remember even trying it. We used to use a screen with screen printing puff additive/paint but this might be a bit pricey. I don't see a reason why the technique in this video shouldn't hold up well on a wall, just test out your design on some card first. Sorry I couldn't be more help and good luck :)
LOVE this!!! Added to my craft recipes book!!! Tfs :-)
Can you use something else instead of talc? Eg cornflour or plain flour?
i was wondering the same thing ... i have on hand baby CORNSTARCH powder.... will that work?
Talc is usually cornstarch folks.
@@Geenine44 no it's not
Great technique! Thanks for sharing.
Just curious. ...can this be used on canvas and how long will it hold up? I am thinking about selling some pieces, but want to be sure it won't Crack down the road. Thank you!
+Christine benvenuti I am about to do the same,if you tried it,did it crack ?
name of piece of music???? it's great!!
Wow! Terrific! Thanks for sharing!
How long did the the texture paste will last?
Cool tips. What's this song playing?
wonder if corn starch would work?
Can i use it on glass please ?
Wow....that's al I can say!!! Oh and Thanks I will absolutely be trying this!!!
Thank you! I also loved this music...could anyone tell me what it is? Thank you in advance ;)
whats the music name..
awesome vid, will be making some of my own paste from here on! :)
A fantastic video!
A thousand blessings on your house :) TFS, Kat
I'm curious too...anyone knows what music this is? Why doesn't she just tell us?
awesome video. just made it now bout to play w it!! TFS!
Dawn
Can you tell me the name of that stencil and where it came from? Thanks
The stencil is the crafters workshop. Rectangles i thnk its the name. Just saw it at joannes.com
thank a lot for this wonderful video
Does elmers glue work?
What type of white paint is it. Can you please tell me.
White acrylic paint.
will this work on furniture?
Excellent video! thanks!
but does it dry and is it durable
does it crack if folded?
+Matariki Azul 3:40
Is this method a substitution of "modelling paste"? The result seems like that. If that so, you help me to save about$15 usd. Thank you so much.
This a very great idea?! I'm gonna try it! Thanks!! :)))
very simple and easy to follow, thank you for sharing.8.4.18
Gostaria muito de ter traduzido pelo menos os materiais misturados para que eu pudesse fazer aqui em meu athelier faço scrap mixed midia e essa mistura me parece genial só não pude traduzir. pena...
Talco, tinta branca (acredito que a acrilica normal) e o Mod Podge (eh uma cola branca liquida).
Muito obrigado.
How long does it take to dry :0)
Grazie per questo video! Non vedo l'ora di provare ;o)
its called joint compound at home depot, comes in a big bag, mix as much as you want, done deal
Thank you!!!Very good!
This is Great!!!! Thank YOU for sharing this.... Now I'm off to Spakle something... ;)
Gracias por decirme como hacer Gesso y molding Paste a un precio razonable...!david
Thank you so very much.
I love it! you just saved me some $$$$!
I'm curious where you got this formula from - testing in the shower? :D
You are the Best !!
Fantastic tutorial - thanks so much :o)
What is that cool music???
Does anybody know if it works in wood and MDF?
Leda Child Its paint so there's no reason it shouldn't stick to wood. Its just adding the talc for thickness and the glue for a binding/elasticity element.
+Belinda Short how did it turn out?
Thank s sooooo much i ll try right nox:-*
Thanks so much. It's easy and practical. I'll do it soon. Rgrds.