texture paste techniques and recipe
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- !! updated recipe avavilable now !! • updated RECIPE Texture... Texture paste techniques and recipe use as a primer on the very popular mixed media projects, or add texture through stencils.
My demo mixing this recipe is so easy, it only takes minutes!
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Homemade mod podge only consists of two ingredients. One bottle of white school glue to one half a bottle of water. Mixed together and you have mod podge. My mama did cross my whole life and she found out that that's all it is is white school blue and water. Just wanted to give you the heads up so that you can save a lot of money this way.
thanks for the tip Charlene, this is a recipe for texture paste not to be confused with mod podge cheers Donna
Yeah I understand. I was just trying to give you a tip. 👍
I appreciate the mod podge recipe
@@christinecloutier4015 you are so welcome.
I wonder why modge podge costs so much, then?
I love that you actually gave amounts to use, so many are just using this or that with no amounts. Thanks!
oh, that makes sense to have a recipe bc i make it over and over and forget it myself lol I have an updated recipe as well without the water th-cam.com/video/Afb4WL2QtXI/w-d-xo.html
WOW! Thanks so much! I am a painter, and use molding paste ALL the time - i personally love using molding pastes like gesso - but that is my personal preference! I am also a photographer & paint what I photograph which is a lot of outdoor, landscapes scenes so using a molding paste is great for the textures! I also LOVE using molding pastes for projects just like this. So finding this your channel & this trick is like Christmas morning!!
I am not sure why I haven’t ever seen this before!! Molding paste can be expensive - you just got a new subscriber! Thank you very much, looking forward to watching your other content!
!! hey Lolla !! It's unreal when you find something that can save time and money!! you have a lot goin on girl, love your various talents. I used talcom powder for this recipe but i want to give the baking soda (bi-carb soda) a go as well. apparently the powder is'nt as flighty. Ive just ran out of my last batch so im up for it. thanks again i loved reading your lovely message, cheers Donna
Thank you so much for showing us that this paste is good as a primer and for texture! Excellent recipe. It's a lot like making royal icing for cookies, where consistency can be changed for different uses. Thanks again for a great video., this is a keeper!
My pleasure 😊I've made an updated video of this recipe bc the powder i used here has changed there ingredience from talc to cornstarch, you're right on about concistency!! btw I love royal icing lol TᕼᗩᑎKᔕ ᗩ ᒪOT ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
Thank you so much Donna, I really really appreciate this, it’s really really helpful and useful too. I really need to make some for mixed media. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
anytime Mags, it's a beaut little recipe, I used the old baby powder with talc powder too, apparently the new product has replace the talc with cornstarch ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
Thank you so much for this recipe. This also makes me feel hopeful that even though money is tight right now, I can whip up something with things I already have on hand. You are a blessing! Thank you!
hey Lammilee it's always good to find something you know works, I have made a new updated video if you want to watch it, it has no water added th-cam.com/video/Afb4WL2QtXI/w-d-xo.html
@@JunkJournalideas Thank you! 💞
Thank you Donna, I'll be trying this recipe for sure.
TᕼᗩᑎKᔕ ᗩ ᒪOT This crafty Counsellor!! if you have the old baby powder with the talc in it, it's best. it still works with cornflour (in baby powder) but i've heard it cracks? ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
great Donna now I have the right ratio. I still have a jar that I bought. there's still a little bit in it. I will definitely do this. I have everything in house. thank you so much for your good explanation.
awesome Marthy, it's a good recipe and just so you know the old vintage style talcum powder works better than the new one, apparently they have changed the recipe since I have done this video (❁´◡`❁) 🦋 hugs Donna
Wow so...nice.I will try it.Thank you so much.
!! hi Cecile !! thank you :-) I have finished this now and will be putting the video up soon, It's such a fun project because anything goes with mixed media, cheers Donna
Thanks for sharing. This was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful! Sheri, it makes up really good. I have since learnt that the makers have taken talcum out and replaced it with cornstarch, and some have said it makes the paste crack when dry. I havent tested this bc i still have the talcum baby powder left, cheers Donna
Love it 😻 Thanks a bunch
!! hi Daphane !! it's great, just so you know look out for the baby powder brands with talcum powder in the ingredients because they have changed the talcum powder for cornstarch now. It works best with talcum powder 🦋 cheers Donna
that is brilliant thanks very much Debbie xxxxxxx
!! hi David !! and thanks right back at ya, it's a great recipe 🦋 cheers Donna
Yeeeeeeeees! This is the best presentation I have ever seen! Thank you so much!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Wow, TᕼᗩᑎKᔕ ᗩ ᒪOT Danijela you made my day (night) lol ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs
@@JunkJournalideas You are so welcome!
You are so flippin' awesome!!!
Oh thank you Mickey! (❁´◡`❁) 🦋 hugs Donna
Thanks for sharing this
No worries Mayra, it makes up really well and its great to use thx!♡ for tuning in and happy crafting 🦋 cheers Donna
Fantastic!!!
thanks a lot Janeen (❁´◡`❁) 🦋 hugs Donna
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARING..
you're welcome Angie, just so you know the powder makers have changed their contents from talc to corn flour, if you can find some of the old packaging with the talcum powder it works best, you can use the new baby powder i have had feed back it cracks when dry that could be the mix is too dry when mixed up, or dried too fast with a heat gun? hugs Donna
Very nice I love it.
TᕼᗩᑎKᔕ ᗩ ᒪOT Bell ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
Thank you
no probs Angel thx!♡ for tuning in and happy crafting 🦋 cheers Donna
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure Mayra ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
Thanks for the idea dear 😘
Any time Sony, check the ingredients on the package of the baby powder because the companies have now changed from talc to cornflour. Some creatives have said that it can crack when it’s dry. I have not tested the cornflour substitute cheers Donna
Very good
!! thank you so much Nayna !! cheers Donna
what an easy recipe tfs
!! hi Louise !! no probs TH-cam had lost this comment i didn't see this until now 🦋 cheers Donna
Thanks.
No worries! thanks for tuning in Lisa ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
Great demonstration! I think I'll try using cornstarch instead of baby powder like you suggested in one of the comments.
great J let me know how that goes, 🦋 cheers Donna
THank you for the recipe!! Can you mix it with acrylic paint and if so does it dilute the colour?
I havent tried to mix this recipe as a colour, I would think you would need a pretty decent pigment to get a good colour instead of using the white, and suspect as you said if you use normal acrylic it would be a lighter colour. I usually paint &/or spray over top of the texture paste once it's dry ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
Can you add any color latex paint to this mixture? I couldn't make out what you called the glass-type stirrer that you used - would love to get one.
Hi Barb, im not familiar with latex paints so i'm not able to offer advise. I used an old bone folder for my stirrer, i used in my leather crafting projects 40 years ago, it's a beauty thanks for noticing it TᕼᗩᑎKᔕ for tuning in Donna
Thanks for sharing can I use this on fabric
I haven't experimented with it on fabric? If you are going to have the fabric glued down permanently it might work because it has glue in it it may hold and work, you have started me thinking lol it's worth a try ☆🦋 cheers Donna
Brand new to all crafts maybe a silly question but if u want a different colour one do u just use a different colour paint or do u use white still and add a little different colour when u need it thanks
Hi Mandy, this is meant to be a texture paste that used for texture, once it's dry you can then paint it to what ever colour you like, it will also take sprays. If you use a different colour in the recipe it will be diluted bc of the other additives diluting the main colour. thanks for tuning in Donna
I've heard that adding water changes the chemical makeup. Has anyone had issues with adding dabs of water to this mixture?
Thanks for the great tutorial!
@@vel0811 I add water in this recipe and I have made an updated recipe where I don't add water. it makes no difference to the texture paste bc it's just water. however I stopped adding water bc it made the paper wrinkle, hope this explains from my experience anyway 🙂
Thanks for respray quickly. I can't wait to try this.
Thank you so much this is amazing! Do you need to seal it before painting?
!! Hi ivfchic !! No you dont have to seal it just let it dry. Make sure you get the powder that has talc in it, they have changed their recipe, and use cornstarch now apparently 🦋 cheers donna
@@JunkJournalideas thank you! 🙏 Can't wait to try it! X
Hi! I just subscribed! I’m wondering what the new recipe is and where to find it? Here in USA, baby powder has been replaced with corn starch in it because Johnson & Johnson baby powder caused ovarian cancer. Is that a measuring 1 teaspoon water? I can’t tell from video. Can you mix any color paint (for a specific project) or does it need to be white? I’m working on a piece now (a mirror) and can’t wait to try this! Thank you so much!!!! Tammy
Gday Tammy I don't have a new recipe, i've heard about the talc being replaced with cornstarch in their baby powder range. What you can do is replace the baby talcum powder with cornstarch in my recipe here. i used an unmarked spoon and didn't actually measure the water, at a guess it was about 1/2 teaspoon maybe. and i put 2 in which was too much. I like it a bit thicker. I have only made white and you could definitely change that to a colour, but it will be washed out looking. If you have some pigment you could vamp it up a bit or use the white, tape off the mirror and and paint it your colour when it's dry. cheers Donna
Do you need to put a protector over
hi Sandra it's the same as any other texture paste, I don't put protective over any them, no :-) cheers Donna
Can I use cornflour instead? How do you stop it cracking when dry?
hello Louise, yes you can! the baby powder I have is the old stock so it has talcum powder in it. the new powder has cornflower in it instead, I have had peeps say it cracks. I haven't used cornflour, but if i did i wouldn't try speeding up the drying process, dry it slowly to reduce cracks. let me know if this works for you, i might try it as well (❁´◡`❁) 🦋 hugs Donna
thanks for the tips! can you colour on it?
Yes you can!
@@JunkJournalideas oh thanks !!
This paste is used for baby hand n foot casting. Or no
!! hi Lalitha !! no this is not casting plaster, you need a known baby safe product for that 🦋 cheers Donna
Hi, thanks for this recipe, I didn't realise how simple it was!...can I just ask, if I wanted to make some for a relief effect eg; 'drawing' leaves/flowers etc, that would be squeezed out through a 'cone' within the pattern, how would I make that please?
hey Christine, yes it is an easy recipe for sure. do you mean like piping icing sugar when you say through a cone? I guess you could pipe it if you get the consistency right, if its too runny what ever you squeeze out will collapse, if its too thick it won't push out easy, so you need it (goldilocks) just right, to hold it's shape when it's laid out how you want it. hope i got what you mean ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
@@JunkJournalideas Yes that's exactly right....thank you for the help :)
Thank you for the recipe! Is white glue the same as PVA glue?
Hey Natasja, yeh pretty much (❁´◡`❁) 🦋 hugs Donna
@@JunkJournalideas Thank you!
Sorry, one question: Do you know why my texture paste dries with an unwanted crackle effect? I can't seem to get this right. Thanks in advance!
I have had a few comment that theirs has also cracked, did you air dry slowly? did you use a hair dryer? did you put it in the sun? have you moved your artwork around? did you use it on a stencil single layer? or thicker more than one layer, if so did you let it dry perfectly 100% between layers? I always air dry mine slowly and never use heat or put it in the sun to speed up drying this can cause cracking as can some of the questions ive asked above, hope this helps 🦋 hugs Donna
Can I exclude white acrylic paint??... Plz reply...
I will start by asking why would you want to exlude the paint? It's not crossed my mind to try it without the paint, it would be a bit thick and you would have to alter the recipe to add more of a wet additive, i dont know should it be water or glue, if you try it let me know how it works out, cheers Donna
May I asking... what is the white acrylic paint function beside to make the texture color become more white? And for water.. is that 2 teaspoon? So the composition is 2 table spoon of powder, 1 table spoon of white glue, 1 table spoon of acrylic paint, and 2 teaspoon of water.. is that correct?
Gday GC I can't tell you the science side of why the white paint forms part of the mix, but what you said its probably so you can see it on the paper? yeh start with 2 tea spoons so its not to thin, like i show in the demo if it's too thin you lose definition, you need it to hold it's shape so add a little at a time. the recipe is correct how you've written it. also look for the baby powder old style that has talcum powder ingredient, now they have changed it out for cornflower, talcum powder is what i use, i haven't tested the corn flower...thanks for tuning in and happy crafting 🦋 cheers Donna
The acrylic paint acts, also, as a binder. It is plastic after all.
Please can you tell me if I can use corn starch instead of the baby powder??
im pretty sure you can Kela, I havent but others have and they have also said it can crack, so i would recommend that you dry it slowly and maybe not use a heat gun just air dry, give it a try hugs Donna
@@JunkJournalideas I'll give it a go then thanks 😊
Can I use this on wall plssss tell me
Hello Mahi, If you own your own home you could use this on a wall. I would make it very thick because it will run down the wall if it is too thin a mix. the containers i used this on have lasted very well you could try it on the wall a little test area first cheers Donna
Plzz tell me...is this waterproof??
Gday minakshi I havent tested it for waterproof because i didn't make it up with waterproof to be a waterproof medium. I made it for indoor use on artboards, containers and book covers that type of thing. You didn't say what you were putting it on or indoor outdoor? If you want it to be a waterproof finish you could try and seal it with a sealer of your choice, thanks for watching cheers Donna
I have used corn starch.
hi Terry do you have troubles with it cracking at all? 😊 ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
You can't find baby Powder with talc anymore. It has cornstarch in it. It didn't work when I tried. Mayb baking powder?
!! hi GiGi !! really, I didnt know that? I just checked my packaging and i have 2 containers, the one I used in this video has the talc in it and it works a treat! and the new one has cornstarch. Well it's back to the scientists lab for me!! I will try the baking powder/ & or soda and see if it works? I know there's another product that works it's called Calcium Carbonate (chalk) check it out I havent tried it because i can't buy it in my small country town (and the talc powder works fine for me) 🦋 cheers Donna
@@JunkJournalideas plz tell me about chalk, is it mix with glue or not???
@@sanawajahat2773 I dont know if you can or not because I have never tried chalk 🦋 cheers Donna
I made some and used it. It cracked. It looks like crackle paint. Why would it crack like that?
Hi Kimberly, its hard to say why because mine didn't crack it was great to work with. I know that I used the original talcum powder i know that they don't use that anymore they use cornstarch instead as an ingredient. but a friend of mine has used cornstarch and she had no troubles that she mentioned? cheers Donna
Will that work on a outdoor pot?
!! hi Sandra !! It depends on your conditions? is it totally under cover? will it ever be near water? is it for art on a wall? so many questions I could ask. I doubt it would because it's ideal for paper, plastic that's protected from the elements. I'd recommend plaster of paris instead, and use a protective sealer on it afterwards, it's hard to answer because I don't know what you are wanting to use it on? let me know cheers Donna
Would cornstarch work? I'm worried that it's gonna make mold on my project.
!! hi Cynthia !! i haven't used cornstarch, so I don't know if it works or not? you're finished project will not get mold on it using the recipe I share, cheers Donna
ArtCraftCrazy, Thanks!
Ηοw much time does it last in the vase without drying?
!! hey TheNovemberblut !! I kept mine for a good 8 to 10 weeks but i used it too 🦋 cheers Donna
@@JunkJournalideas Τhank you very much!
For how long can we store it?
Depending on the weather a couple weeks to months, so i make small batches so i use it up, cheers Donna
Thanks ☺
How can you avoid cracking? I tried the recipe with less or more glue, and it still cracked
Hi Lil, hmm mine does not crack, it could be the climate or the talcum powder. I have heard the company no longer use talcum in their product they changed it out for cornstarch. let it air dry also I never added heat to speed up my drying it may cause cracking as well cheers Donna
@@JunkJournalideas thanks for your reply. Yes, I looked at the baby powder, it is cornstarch, maybe that was why. I only air dried it
@@LilY-xu5tg I also have seen it made with 100% cornstarch, i haven't tried it myself, i have plenty of the other recipe. :-)
@@JunkJournalideas so what else should I buy instead of that baby powder? Please reply
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thanks for tuning in Muya cheers Donna
I just made a batch, mine looks like cottage cheese. I used foot powder containing talc. It just doesn't mix well. looks full of tiny bubbles and cottage cheese matter. Not smooth at all. By the way all body / baby powders have corn starch in them, not talc
I added a bit of water and it bubbles - I will wait until tomorrow to see if it will stop reacting. There's something in powder that's interfering
Gday, you used foot powder, im not familiar with what that is. At the time i made my recipe and video the baby powder definitely used talc, i checked and make sure i give correct information. I still have it. I think theres a substitute for the talc try a search, the cottage cheese sounds bad lol
@@JunkJournalideas First ingredient is talc, found in Mexican store. Tgeres also zink, boric acid etc. Now an update, made second batch with no water. This time used teaspoon each of paint and glue. Added powder little by little. It turned into a rubbery slimy mass immediately. Went to trash.
I ended up making a paste with the powder by adding mid podge and gesso. Better consistency, but I'm ordering pure talc online. The powder goes into trash as well
@@Megalyssa007 that's the way never give up, the talc will work. Also this recipe is slow drying so dont make it too wet keep it reasonably thick
@@JunkJournalideas Ok gave up and bought 4lbs of plaster of paris for $11. That's it!
Hlo you r nice🤩
Hello :-)
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!! hi Peter !! Gesso is used as a primer and texture paste is used for a raised effect #D through stenciling etc. The recipe is similar add more water and you could use it as gesso, cheers Donna
Thank, don't know why it come up Peter that's mu hubby lol. I am Anna
@@peterduffield9154 ha ha thats Ok Anna :) if you look up at the blue-ish green circle (that's peters profile pic) GO up to the top right hand corner of of YT where the you see it in a row of little icons, and click on it. Theres a drop down that says switch accounts, and you can change to yours when you use YT and he can change to his when he does. Cheers Donna
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Scusate ma in italiano, neanche i sottotitolSarebbe utile grazie
Sì, so solo che ho la possibilità di cc in inglese, questo cambierà una volta che TH-cam introdurrà i nuovi strumenti che stanno arrivando in modo da poter realizzare i nostri video (voce) in più lingue, sono in lista d'attesa. poi sarà una questione di quale lingua scegliere...|
ecco la ricetta...
1/4 tazza di polvere per bambini (o amido di mais)
1 cucchiaio colmo di colla bianca
1 cucchiaio colmo di vernice acrilica bianca
METODO...
se troppo denso aggiungi più vernice
Are You a oi.oi.oi.!?!?😊
oi sure am lol ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna
Is there anyone who tried this
yes me and i can say it works I used the old style baby powder tho the original one with talc in it cheers Donna
@@JunkJournalideas well I tried that was cool 💜
Waste of talcum powder.
for you maybe, but it's really great for single projects and turns out fantastic for us home crafters
I thank you for the effort but this stuff is crap,don’t waste your time.
it's like any recipe, it works i've used it myself, its a home made recipe i wouldn't compare it to a a high end commercially made texture paste, i also wouldn't share anything that doesn't work. thanks for tuning in even though it didnt work for you? cheers Donna
@@JunkJournalideas I have made this before and was very happy with it. Getting ready to make more. Thank you. Xx