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DIY Minimalist Textured Canvas ♥
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2021
- Materials Used:
-Dingo Plaster of Paris from Bunnings
-A2 Picture Frame
-Plastic Scraper or Putty Knife
-Mud Pan
-Gloves
-50mm and 25mm Paintbrush
-Foam Paintbrush
-Taubmans Paint (Country Beige & Swashbuckle) for frame and canvas
-Rust-oleum Chalked Matt Clear for sealing
Thank you for sharing your techniques and process. It's really great to have a video that cuts right to the point without incessant babble. You've given me some great ideas in a very short time.
I'm very glad to hear it. Thank you so much for watching. 😘
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THE DETAILS, AT THE END AS WELL 🙏🏼 🫶🏻
You're most welcome. 🥰 Enjoy!
I used joint compound on a large 60in x40in canvas. Started with 2 layers of gesso, once dry I put a coat of white acrylic paint (and black in some areas). Left it to dry minimum 48 hrs before adding the drywall /joint compound. At least 5 -/+ days for the compound to cure depending on the temperature and humidity of the surrounding environment. A dehumidifier helps the drying process if the air is damp/humid. Mineral based surfaces (plaster, cement, joint compound, clay etc) are naturally porous and will suck up the paint and therefore must be sealed prior to painting. Applying a 1-2 layers of sealer also prevents cracking. I used mod podge mixed 2:1 with a varnish with each layer of paint applied (one coat of sealer beneath each layer of paint used). Finish the cured piece with archival spray varnish.
Thank you for sharing.🥰 I used plaster of paris then painted it (1 coat), and sealed it. It's been a year and luckily still no cracks. 🥰
How do you seal it?
Very nice! Thank you for sharing how you did this! It’s beautiful!
Oh thank you. 🥰 Try it, it's fun! ☺️
These are gorgeous thanks for sharing how it’s done.
Thank you so much. 🥰
Looking great! Thanks for sharing this wonderful idea!
You're most welcome. 🥰 Thank you for watching! 😊
Nice video editing and touch of captions
Thank you! 🥰
It looks nice but girl I couldn’t catch what you sprayed after you applied the mud??
It's a clear spray paint (Rust-oleum) for protection. 😊
Thank you for sharing!🙏🏻
My pleasure. 🥰
Love this! And the idea that you used a former art painting and took the frame out in certain and still kept frames that was really a cool idea. Quick question where do you buy the colored paint for the frames you did in the burnt sienna color? Beautiful
Ty for sharing 🌟
I'm glad you love it! 🥰 Yes, it is burnt sienna. Bought it in a local store, Riot Art & Craft. 😊
@@projecttrixie1518 Awesome Ty!
Hope to see more of your work!
Hi, can i use a all purpose joint compound instead of plaster of paris?what’s the difference?and will it work on canvas? Tq
Yes. Joint compound is easier to use and it works fine on canvas. 😊
I used joint compound on a large 60in x40in canvas. Started with 2 layers of gesso, once dry I put a coat of white acrylic paint (and black in some areas). Left it to dry minimum 48 hrs before adding the drywall /joint compound. At least 5 -/+ days for the compound to cure depending on the temperature and humidity of the surrounding environment. A dehumidifier helps the drying process if the air is damp/humid. Mineral based surfaces (plaster, cement, joint compound, clay etc) are naturally porous and will suck up the paint and therefore must be sealed prior to painting. Applying a 1-2 layers of sealer also prevents cracking. I used mod podge mixed 2:1 with a varnish with each layer of paint applied (one coat of sealer beneath each layer of paint used). Finish the cured piece with archival spray varnish.
Pretty
Thank you 🥰
I put plaster in canvas, and it literally crumbled when it dried... It fell off at the lightest touch. Any suggestions? Does the type of plaster matter?
Leave it for 1-2 days to dry then use clear sealer. I used Rust-oleum matt clear spray paint. Or you can use joint compound, It's ready to use. 😊
And I think you need to put primer when using canvas so the plaster will stick.
@@projecttrixie1518 can I use rust oleum on textured painting after paint it with colored oil paint?
How long does it take to dry?
It took 24hrs. 😊
Thanks for posting! I did this before seeing the video and mine cracked :( I intent to paint with oil, can I still use the sealer spray after? Or do you have any other tips to make this last long-term without crumbling?
Use joint compount or spackle, it's easier to use. It's normal to have small cracks when it gets dry. Just retouch it with joint compound using your finger and use clear sealer (I used Rust-oleum satin clear spray paint).
Love it 🥰
Thank you 🥰
Hi. Thanks for sharing your method. Did the art crack or chip away after some time?.
After 24hrs of drying, it's normal if you see small cracks. Touch up all the cracks with joint compound using your finger and it will be fine. Let it dry and seal it with clear top coat. 😊
Can you please put the name of the product. Please thank you
Noted. 😊
Hi there, where did you buy this frame from?
Hi Yashi! Bought it from our local Kmart store. 🥰 You can buy it from Ikea too. Lots of choices.
Is texture are cement ? Can I use normal cement on canvas ? If not , from where I can buy it ? Thank you 🙏🏻
In this video, I used plaster of paris. But you can use joint compound, spackle and stud adhesive too. You can buy it from your local hardware stores.
Does this crumble when dry?
It won't crumble but sometimes you will notice that thicker sections have cracked. It's normal, Just use your finger and a little bit of mud, gently repair the cracks by adding a small amount of mud over the cracks. 😊
Can I mix color with the plaster?
Yes you can! Or you can paint it after. 😊
how did you keep your plaster from drying so quick, i bought the same plaster of paris and it dried 5min into making my painting😕
Yeah it dries quickly that's why I did it as fast as I could. I recommend joint compound. It's ready to use. No need to mix. 😊
Its because you need to put water first and then plaster.
This is beautiful!
Love that you can take the frames out of old pictures use them and still have frames! Great idea instead of having to go and buy new frames I love this thank you so much for sharing!
Can we use ceramic instead of POP..?
Ceramic instead of plastic? Yes you can. 🥰 You can use paint with baking soda too on your ceramics.
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Hello, I would like to ask.. is plaster of paris safe to use?
Hi! It is used for arts and crafts but should use it with care. You need gloves and dust mask for safety. 😊
Hi
Amazing art work =)
What is the base board you used? Old canvas?
Thank you.
Hi Sachintya! It's a photo frame's backing board. 😊
Tout dans les blanc n est visible , juste conseil de repeindre le mur en foncé derrière le lit
Unfortunately we can't paint the wall. We are in a rental. But I can paint my art black. 🥰
So you didn't paint on canvas?
This is an old artwork, already has paint on it then I put plaster of paris, wait for it to get dry then you can paint it with any colours you like. 😊
@@projecttrixie1518 Thank you! I'll try
Won't it crack?
It's normal to see small cracks when it dries out. Just retouch it with plaster of paris/joint compound using your finger to cover the cracks.
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