Fresco Chalk Acrylic Brayer Backgrounds 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2015
- In this final of 3 videos, learn how to add bold and fine stamped details to your brayered backgrounds, and how to blend so that all the layers look seamless. Lots of fun, extremely addictive, and all done on fragile tissue paper!
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You so inspired me that I got up and made some painted tissue paper right away! TFS.
Oh wow. I'm loving this technique. And I Love those stamps.
Thank you so much for you tutorials, I am always looking for new ways to make by backing papers and love Fresco paints,my small brayer has never been used so much... Thank you once again.
Such a gorgeous result. I can’t wait to try this.
Oh my! I absolutely love this! Thank you Leandra x
Love it! Thank you for such clear demonstration and so many useful tips.
This is fabulous, an amazing technique with such a brilliant and beautiful result wow, so glad I saw this at last, thank you Leandra!!! x
Love, love, love this technique. I have tried it already. I haven't stamped yet but will.
Love this, this, thank you. I have just ordered a few of these paints, I'd dearly love all the colours, but needs must, and I have to sneakily get a few at a time !! lol. I Love your stamp sets, and am collecting a few of those too. I'm definitely going to give this a go, hoping I don't make a mess. Thanks again.
Gorgeous!!
What a gorgeous wrapping paper this would make! OOXXOO Linda
Love, love it
Love your channel!!!!
thanks for taking time to let us know Kay.
Love it!!!!
Absolutely splendid wahou ❤️
Going to try these techniques on a very snowy afternoon.
fab -beautiful
Loved this series of brayer backgrounds! A lot of good tips! Have you ever done the flowers you suggest on this video?
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It is really an amazing video! I only suggest - for future videos, that you include a supplies list. Thanks!
We have over 100 colours, so its pretty much go ahead and work with paints to your own preference. Numerous combinations. We are more interested in sharing techniques that can be adapted to any paints you have to hand.
Waxed tissue stock (UK) = Deli paper (USA)
Could i do this with acrylic paints?
I love these videos and these fresco finish chalk paints are amazing. I notice some colors don't seem to be available any more. Is that the case or do i just not find them?
Hi Renee, yes that is true, we do discontinue colours from time to time, but sometimes they also come back within a designer box, or simply because we want them back! We have 96 colours all up now, plus Tracy and Seth have paint sets. If you need help choosing, or want us to recommend something close to a discontinued shade, then feel free to email me sales@paperartsy.co.uk ~Leandra
it came out pretty, and gave me good ideas :) thank you. Oh what is the board you are using for your paint and comes off clean?
Do you mean the brown sheet I roll the brayer on? That is a craft mat> I cut our large craft mat up into quarters, it makes a nice size palette. Other than that, I am working on white paper table(cloth), the sort that come on a massive roll and is used for functions/catering.
PaperArtsy yes that brown one, thank you I'm going to check into it, that would be good to use here in my room:) thanks again for your reply.
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Could you tell me what stamp set the flower comes from? Thank you love this technique.
+Betsy Megna Hi Betsy that flower is from the plate ELB04 (Lin Brown from the Eclectica collection).
Hello, I have a question; you use baby wipes to clean the stamps (?) But the paint is water-based, right? (I am a starting crafter) Isn't it better to clean the stamps with a damp (water) cloth? thank you for the videos by the way. greetings from the Netherlands🎨🖌️✂️✏️
Yes, of course you can use a damp cloth too. Sometime I even use a toothbrush to remove the paint from the 'dippy bits'. I am/ was fussy about the baby wipes I used (this was filmed in 2015) Now we prefer to use more sustainable cleaning options. If is use a baby wipe, I tend to purchase the 'sensitive skin' variety, which often had a glycerine content which is a good product to condition rubber. Cheap baby wipes tend to be extremely soapy/ bubbly and are not good for the rubber, they dry it out so I steer clear of those. To protect the rubber, it is a good idea to coat a dry rubber image with a thin layer of clear embossing ink which also can act as a protective layer over the rubber.
hi there thanks for showing this awesome video. I am unable to find the third stamp set , the one you said you adore. can you help? ?
I have found it on your website and have purchased it.
Ellen Vargo 06 (EEV06)
can i use my clear stamps with paint
+EsteeDarla Most stamps are OK to use with Acrylic paint as it is a water-based product. Just apply, then wipe stamp clean with a baby wipe before the paint dries. The only product you should try not to use (or leave) on clear stamps are solvent inks (like StazOn), as the solvent will affect the clear polymer stamp, and could result in deterioration of the surface due to the chemical solvent in the ink.
+PaperArtsy thank you so much I'm very new to the clear stamps rubber stamps are more what I've been used but never tried paint tile I started seeing your videos. love the tutorials,also I'm going to order all your paints do you all ship to USA an is shipping fair price
+EsteeDarla You should purchase from Simon Says Stamps or Fran the Frantic Stamper. Fran stocks all the paints, SSS has some, then your freight cost will be more reasonable.
+PaperArtsy ty so much I'm sure going to do that
What is the name of the tissue paper? Can you buy it in the US
Judi Glidden it's tissuestock, made by canvas corp. from USA.
gift the colors and stamps to me😞😞
Ur work and all the products are simply awesome