I've just discovered your website. i got your name from another artist's blog. You're a great teacher. It would be so easy to get out a credit card and go crazy. I never thought about using paint to color stamps. TH-cam is a wonderful way to reach a massive audience. Thanks for the class. I haven't got a thing done today, except watch your videos.
There we go.....I just could resist those stamps. So I just bought them. Leandra thank you for doing such a fabulous tutorial. There's one thing to be said for YT videos......they certainly are a perfect way of advertising your products.....I want to buy it all, lol. But Ive got the stamp set for now.....but the paints might be bought later....shhhhhhh.....don't tell hubby, heehee. Lee x
Great demo thanks Leandra I adore these stamps they are high up my "I need that" list, been trying to work out which paints to get next, I have half this group so will grab the rest they make a great base set.
kaansh86 Hi. That is Craft Mat it wipes clean with a cloth or a scrapper when things have dried. You can buy 1 here. shop.paperartsy.co.uk/craft-mat-651-p.asp
Yes you can add some water to loosen the paint, acrylic paint is a water-based product. But there is a point at which the pigment will not be suspended properly in the water, and the paint may appear grainy. To maintain the integrity of the formula, we recommend to loosen with a fluid medium, eg glaze. I use both options frequently.
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I've just discovered your website. i got your name from another artist's blog. You're a great teacher. It would be so easy to get out a credit card and go crazy. I never thought about using paint to color stamps. TH-cam is a wonderful way to reach a massive audience. Thanks for the class. I haven't got a thing done today, except watch your videos.
There we go.....I just could resist those stamps. So I just bought them. Leandra thank you for doing such a fabulous tutorial. There's one thing to be said for YT videos......they certainly are a perfect way of advertising your products.....I want to buy it all, lol. But Ive got the stamp set for now.....but the paints might be bought later....shhhhhhh.....don't tell hubby, heehee. Lee x
Your videos are amazing... love them! You explain everything *just right* so it makes sense! Love that! Keep 'em coming!
Great demo thanks Leandra I adore these stamps they are high up my "I need that" list, been trying to work out which paints to get next, I have half this group so will grab the rest they make a great base set.
Thanks for sharing. Love your colors.The tutorials are great helps!
Loving these stamps! I can't wait to order them!
This vid is a great help leandra, thanks for sharing x
Wonderful video, just discovered your fresco chalk acrylics from the current issue of Stamper's Sampler (gorgeous colors!)
Another excellent informative video.
Amazing!! Loved everything about this tutorial. Me and my Xmas money are going straight to your website right now, lol. I love those stamps. Lee x
excellent video
I would have loved a list of supplies used please
hi, what type of a worktop is that? do your paints come off easily? x
kaansh86 Hi. That is Craft Mat it wipes clean with a cloth or a scrapper when things have dried. You can buy 1 here. shop.paperartsy.co.uk/craft-mat-651-p.asp
I'm gonna be so broke. Amazing tutorial!
If you add water to an opaque color, will it function as a transluscent?
Yes you can add some water to loosen the paint, acrylic paint is a water-based product. But there is a point at which the pigment will not be suspended properly in the water, and the paint may appear grainy. To maintain the integrity of the formula, we recommend to loosen with a fluid medium, eg glaze. I use both options frequently.