Don't Waste Money on Expensive Texture Paste / DIY Easy Recipe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2021
- DIY Texture Paste / How to Create amazing Projects with stencils / Easy Recipe
In this video I am going to show you simple easy step by step instructions on how to make DIY textured paste. It creates amazing texture and so easy to make this recipe. It will take your stencil work to another level. Give it a try! This textured paste is great for taking your DIY project to the next level. This is perfect for the boho seventies decor that I love! So cute and has unlimited applications.
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Deidre :)
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Subscribed and left you a message in the comments yesterday. Loving your channel!!!
Do you know what to add so the paste will stay flexible? Or maybe a video for this type a clay would be good.
I enjoy your videos because it's straight forward, no unnecessary chatters. Just what matters. Thank you and hope you keep it with, "just the facts".
Thanks! Glad you are enjoying. I am always trying to create content to is too the point. Everyone's time is valuable
Omg, with every DIY thrift chnl I've following these last couple years NOW going by way of IOD everything from stamps, to moulds to expensive one use packs of transfers... It's so awesome to see a chnl still doing tutorials on how to TRULY DIY something! Thank you for sticking to your DIY routes and still showing people who can't afford all the name brand new DIY trends an alternative to get the similar, just as cool results! I was REALLYYYY starting to lose my drive after seeing EVERY thrift upcycle chnl use upward of 5 IOD products, being between $25-40 each product, in every video they put out in the last few months. It got to where I was counting how many IOD products were used in that video and how much it'd cost me if I bought every product used and it just frustrated me because it never used to be like this. And don't get me wrong, I love their stuff too, but not to the point where everyone is only using those products and it's not even just the thrift DIY chnls, I'm seeing it in like every 2nd or third booth at the antique mall I have my booth at. It's like if you aren't using those products to flip your thrifted items, you're outdated. So thank you again for your creativity and knowledge sharing! I actually can't wait to share this with my aunt as we were JUST talking about texture paste because she's making paper models and instead of using paper mache to cover them, she was trying different mediums to give a more realistic look and I had suggested adding baking soda to paint especially where it gives you more control of how thick you can make it. But I never thought of adding glue.... So, I'll definitely send her this one 😁❤️
Thanks for sending this note xo! I really appreciate it. It sums up exactly how I feel. A lot of products are really expensive and not reasonable to buy. I like the challenge to create a different way to achieve those looks without spending a lot of money and I think so far I have been able to stay true to that. I am working right now with a bunch of different ways to create a mold like finish without having to buy molds and I'm close to a dupe!! Stay tuned
@@OurUpcycledLife I would love to see what you come up with.
You know, i love IOD products and take no issue with them really. If i could afford them, I'd buy some of them. But the real issue i see with them is the fact that everyone is using them. Nothing is really unique anymore. Sure you can use them on different things and different ways, but in the end, it is fifty products with the same molds, transfers, and stamps. Of course, that doesn't matter if you are creating for your own home, but if you sell, like the previous comment says, it will be every booth, basically the same things because it's all the same exact products they are using. For example, since IOD had a recent release, I've seen about six videos of different creators using their new molds on canister sets. They are beautiful, but, that's not what we need to see. Once is enough. I have seen creators use them in some unique ways. But often it is the same things over and over and if i am a customer who walks in an antique booth or craft fair, i don't want to see the same exact things at each vendor. Thing is, they aren't the only people who sell these things. This is why I try to search Amazon and other places to find similar items, but different. Instead of transfers, some unique rice paper. Molds made by smaller vendors instead of big companies. I even found some great bird stamps and such at some vendors. We used to have a store called "mighty dollar" in my town and they sold craft items galore and i bought many many stamps years ago there. They closed after awhile and i miss them, lol. But, yeah, maybe instead of adding clay to everything, maybe a raised stencil instead? I have even seen decoupage paper that looks like the vintage labels and they come in a hundred different styles. So, i just think it has created somewhat of a loss of uniqueness in what i am seeing in the creative space. It is far and few between that you find anyone who doesn't use those products almost exclusively. Again, they are beautiful and i have nothing against the company. I just think it hurts the uniqueness if folks use them exclusively and many do.
Yes, I agree. All those products by IOD, Redesign with Prima, Stamperia, and even the Dixie Belle products like Dixie Dirt and all the waxes they sell are soooo expensive. Like you, I love these products but they cost way too much for most of us to buy everything we need to do a DIY project. I live in Melbourne, Australia so they're even more expensive here because they're made overseas. And you're right about projects not being DIY any more because we're all making the same things! I love the recipe for the texture paste, I'm definitely going to make some. And I've got a great tip to give to all of you re: decoupage paper. I used to buy the paper that you see everywhere until I watched a video tutorial by a woman in Sydney who does reverse decoupage, and she uses paper from old, second hand books so that there's no copyright problems and the images are unique. I've bought some books on different topics, but my favourite right now is one on the Palace of Versailles and the Sun King, Louis XIV. The pictures are gorgeous, so I really recommend looking through your local second hand bookshop for similar books with beautiful illustrations and photos. Love from Amanda in Melbourne ❤
Amanda l'm in Coburg: have bought IOD stuff in Australia.
The only way l can get it is by post from Australian suppliers:
The suppliers are scattered all over the our continent:
they all seem to be in the country towns of especially NSW & QLD.
The selection of IOD products is limited here:
THEN one must get it from USA:
: A problem is lack of IOD suppliers in Australia:
also on top of that is the extra cost of postage:
One cannot travel by car to a store here & select and pick up...
also the mark-up on every product in Australia is high compared to USA:
I don't think IOD is popular in Australia. I cld be wrong. For us it's really too expensive :
but a really super product:
l believe the TH-cam ladies must get commission from these
companies who supply their paints and transfers and moulds, etc...
it's huge business in USA:
I purchased a IOD transfer book, it's their more expensive
book of transfers about 5/6 pages... just beautiful!
It cost $86: extra would be postage cost: l was fortunate,
l had no postage costs, l picked mine up:
There was this shopkeeper who held IOD craft classes,
where l found these books; from her leftover stock.
Her craft class attendance became poor & the shop wasn't
making money from the IOD products range in her shop,
as well as the classes: so she stopped.
Amanda if yr smart... l notice the products all these
American companies are making are very clever.. good luck to
them... think about it and use the inexpensive stuff
we had as children to paint and stick things together:
They worked for us... remember CLAG... cheapest stuff in the store.
I use household products purchased from supermarkets
that cost a quarter of the cost of those used in these craft videos:
l make my own chalk paint: you can use the acrylic paints from
$2 shops, they are fine, even their brushes: also there are ways
around using products even cheap ol' grouting: go into Bunnings
and walk around and think it out especially in the hardware section,
their building products look at a product and see how l can use it for
craft not for building a house. Those craft videos onTH-cam are
supplemented by product companies to sell to you & l: excuse to those who aren't!
JUST THINK OUTSIDE OF THE BOX : for everything created there is an
alternative; meaning there is always a different way: don't buy the narrative: think it out.
Like this lady in this video...smart:
beautiful. Im definately going to try this. thanks.
Love it! Thanks!
I usually use DT spackle and paint. Thanks for a new choice!
Such good tips!!
Thank you so much for sharing this! I haven’t seen this technique before and I’m always on the hunt for something new! ☺️
Thanks for watching Tammie glad you enjoyed
You have just awesome DIY ideas I love watching your channel!
Thank you so much! These turned out beautiful!
You are so welcome!
You just wowed me again! Absolutely brilliant and awesome! The used stencil reuse is super smart! Thank you so very much!❤️❤️❤️!!!
Thanks for watching Mina❤️ it works great!!
THANK YOU, SO MUCH
I love your projects. Thanks so much for sharing your diy homemade recipes 👍
Thanks for watching ❤️ hope it was helpful
Yaaay! Just what I was looking for! Thank you for sharing your ideas. 😊
Glad this video was helpful! Thanks for watching Elizabeth
Thank you! I will be making some today. I love your ideas!
Have fun!
Thank you so much for sharing this!
Glad you enjoyed
A nice elegant finish.
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed
Thankyou so much for sharing the recipe !!
You’re welcome
Beautiful project!! Thank you!! 🥰
You are so welcome!
So much fun to watch your videos! I always learn so much. Thank you for posting!!!!!
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed Eleanor
Thanks so much for this recipe! It worked like a charm with stencils on desk drawers I just finished. Awesome!
Glad you enjoyed ☀️
You are a natural! Thanks for sharing all your easy and inexpensive recipes. I am addicted!
You are so welcome! Thanks for following along
Love this idea! Thanks.
You are so welcome!
Excellent video, thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Sweet! Ty
Absolutely stunning you are amazing I'm so hooked into your projects good for gifts thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
I love this, art supplies made and not bought!😊
Yes!
This is such a great recipe thank you, loved you’re tiles.
Glad you enjoyed
Another cool technique. I really like the raised look. I also like the tip of using the extra paste on something else. Thanks so much.
Thanks for watching Sharon!!❤️ I am using texture paste on everything 🤪
What a great idea!
Thanks for watching
Awesome! Thank you. Trying to figure out what product to use for making the raised stencil was holding me up. But this stuff i have at home. Yay! All good to go. And you are right. Raised stencil does look fabulous. It gives things just that extra touch of beauty. I enjoyed this. Thank you
Glad it was helpful !
Wow, that's awesome!!! I'm going to try this for sure...thank you so much for sharing this technique ❤️
Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching
These turned out fabulous thank for sharing😊💛😊
Thanks so much 😊
Terrific, thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
❤🙏awesome I learned so much from you thank you for sharing
Thank You so much, this was wonderful to learn and watch...
You are so welcome!
This came at just the right time. I was wanting to use texture paint on my daughter's wedding card box so yippee!! And thank you.
Glad this video was helpful! Thanks for watching Cheryl
I love this!!
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Thank u so much for this idea the wall hanging diy is so beautiful.
Thank you so much 😊
WOW love these
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed Darlene
I love this ❣Thank you for sharing this 🥰❤
Thanks for watching ❤️ have a great day
I just use Dollar Tree Caulk for the same thing. It works awesome for me. I’ve used Dollar Tree spackle as well. But the caulk is easier to work with. It hardens well and doesn’t shed or break.
Yes that also works great too thanks for watching
OMG! YOUR idea saved me! I needed clear texture to camouflage some wrinkles on a decoupaged project. I read your post, had a tube of clear silicone caulk out in the shop. I used the caulk gun and a butter knife and saved the piece. Now it looks like an original painted piece! AND IT doubles as a sealer! I’m a happy girl!
Thank you so much. I love it.
You're welcome 😊
Always love your videos. Our styles are so similar. I’m so grateful I found you.
Thanks for watching 🌸 Flad you are enjoying
Wow!! This is absolutely stunning! I love the abstract black and white and so genius putting them on that board. Thanks for sharing! 👍😊
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed
Can you use any glue as in wood glue?
Omg thank you so much! 🥰🥰🥰
No problem!!
Great tutorial Deidre. TYFS and TY for the recipe. (Pauline S)
Thanks for watching Pauline!! I love the finish of it 🌸
LOVE THIS, ❤️
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
That would make a really beautiful key hook. I discovered you channel looking forward texture paste recipes. Awesome find!
Thanks for watching ❤️ yes it would!! Great idea
I'm so glad to be a new subscriber. I'm binge watching.
Thanks for watching ❤️ love new crafting friends 🌸 hope you find lots of good content
Keep teaching us. I'm grateful for you and your channel. You have a teaching gift and spirit. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
You are so welcome
Looks like a great and very easy recipe. Looking forward to trying it. I could see the raised very well - great video. Glad to see you use up the mix on regular paper. So many options to perhaps make some 60's colored background papers on gel plate and transfer excess to those. Mind is a buzzin'. Thanks
So many possibilities have fun creating
Wow 👏 What a fantastic video and I adore the wall hanging!
Glad you liked it!
Awesome!
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed Naomi
It's beautiful, thank you so much for sharing this amazing video. 🙏🙏👏👏👏👌👌🌺🌸🌻💐
Thanks so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
I love your ideas!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching Liz
WoW i will definitely try it
It’s a really cool technique 🌸
Going to try this on my table today...Gulp!! I'm ready.
Good luck have fun it’s a beautiful technique
Thanks so much!!!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching Charlotte
You did that! Good job👍🏽
Thank you! 🤗 Thanks for watching Virginia
This is awesome - thanks so much!!!
You are so welcome!
Im new to your channel and i have to say..one, if not the best, informational craft channels out there. Creative, to the point and useful. Thank you.
Wow, thank you!
You're the best, i love learning from you. And i love how you show us ways to save money where we can, and how you show us more than one way to do things!! Thank u soooo much❤❤
I appreciate that!
Great idea!
Glad you think so!
Love it. I am going to give this a go this week with two ceramic tiles I picked up from the thrift store.
Glad this video was helpful! Thanks for watching
So very clever.
Thanks Maria❤️
I will definitely try this one...
Please do!
Thanks! For sharing with the world u r so awesome 😎
So glad you’re enjoying thanks for watching
Great ideas
Glad you like them!
Wonderful. Your Verbal instructions and Visuals are very helpful. Thank You for taking the time to make this video.
Glad it was helpful!
Very nice
Thank you 💜
You are so welcome
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Thank you!!!😍😍😍
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Thank you I just ordered the stencils! I don't have Elmer's glue but I had a little bit of decoupage finish and using it now on a desk with some other stencil I've had laying around ☺️ we'll see how it goes
Thanks for watching ! Glad you enjoyed
Ciao cara, molto bello👍grazie mille😘
Thanks for watching !
Oh my goodness, my new fave channel!!! 😀
So glad you’re enjoying and thanks so much for watching and I hope you find lots of great content I love new crafting friends
Where have you been I’ve learned so much by watching this video and thing is that I’ve been subscribed to you for a while now but I haven’t gotten any notifications but I’m going to change that right now . I’m so glad that this one popped up so I’m going to be watching more of your work . Thank you I love this idea and I’m definitely going to try it out . Thank you so much I’ll be watching more of your videos from now on . 🙂💞
Oh no!!! You will have to get caught up :) Glad to have you following along. Thanks for watching Rita!
Love all your videos.
So helpful and your way of showing how to do everything is so easy to follow.
Never change!!!
So many channels get all fancy and harder to follow as they grow.
I love watching your videos 😍
Ahhh!!❤️ thanks so much. Glad you are finding lots of good content and I like straight forward videos with not a lot of fluff! All our time is valuable and don’t like wasting it 🌿🌸
Wholeheartedly agree. I am not knocking others, just prefer simple instructions with easy, everyday materials used in innovative ways. More original results and not something seen in store. Also many channels are more like an infomercial, pushing products they sell. I understand why, but can be repetitive and waste of my time.
i have made this textured paste after i saw this video and have done some beautiful canvas useing it .thank you for your tips🙋♀
Most welcome 😊
Thankyou
You’re welcome 😊
I had a hard time finding the comment link but wanted you to know I very much appreciate you sharing this great video and great job thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I've tried this, but wasn't happy with the gritty texture so substituted cornstarch for the soda. It's much creamier and smooth adding til I get the thickness I want. It does dry out also.
❤❤❤ ... this. TYVM
Thanks for watching
I used cornstarch, divided in a few jars added different color paints and it turned out fantastic!
Great idea 💡
This is great! You just saved me $10.
Amazing!!
I’m new to your channel and loving it!
So glad you found me! Love new crafting friends. Hope you find lots of great content
Very nice ❤
Thanks 🤗
Nice! I didn’t know about gorilla glue sticks. 👍🏼👍🏼
Glad I could help!
you are so talented, I enjoy your videos. I'm sorry that I'm so far away from your shop. Thank you for shearing all your talent.
Your so welcome!❤️
I make my own texture paste, furniture waxes, and rice papers.
Iam so glad you have control over your creditcard - I am afraid mine has control over me!! BUT!! If I start using it this way, it will actually save me money!!! Thanks! God Bless!
Lol thanks for watching glad it was helpful
I just wanted to say I love you 💕 and wish you were my neighbor, sister or mother…feeling blessed that I get to learn and do creative and fun inspiring things from you! I’m calling you my TH-cam mom.
Luv from Lil’ t😘
You are so welcome! Never have too many crafting friends! Thanks for following along :) Tina
HI - just love this!!! you just saved me $10, not buying the commercial stuff. BUT ... how do you clean your stencil???
Hello.. I'm a new subscriber..loved your vedio..it's very interesting to do art with stencils.. thanks for the texture paste recipe.. ...hugs ❤️and Namaste 🙏🏼 India!!
Welcome 😊Glad you enjoyed! Hope you find lot of great content
Oooooh! I think I found a new best crafting friend!!! I have LOTS of credit cards that I can use for this!!! I've subscribed to your news letter and am looking forward to them!
Tomorrow, I'm going to try to cut the pointed end off long bamboo skewers and then cut the lengths down to use them for stars/tree decorations (2 sizes...thicker and thinner - so I'll see just how "handy" I am! LOL
Welcome hope you find lots of great content
Always wanted to know how they did that I have three pictures that has a raised paint on them thank you for sharing
You’re welcome 😊 Thanks for watching
Love your videos. What did you use to prime the board before applying the mix
Homemade chalk paint
Hey you can just use drywall mud in the powdered form or the bucket but I like what you’re doing as well cool!
I have not tried that
Love your channel! I always come here to find DYI! Question. I want to add these reaised stencils on furniture. Ive seen people use joint compund. Is the baking soda sturdy enough for furniture?
Probably joint compound would be more durable