Recipe
Textured Paste
1/2 cup of baking soda
2 Tablespoons of Elmer's White School Glue
1 Tablespoon of Acrylic white paint - can add more
Mix and store in a class jar
Use on project and recommended to dry over night before using
When making the paste you can add more paint or glue or water to get the thickness you desire - I added a bit more glue as I felt the paste was too thick, however, there are people that like to use the thicker texture. I can see many uses for this paste - like clouds, snow, etc. This is my first time at using this wet medium - loving it!
NOTE: Baby powder can be substituted for the baking soda and Mod Podge can be substituted for the White Glue
Click Here for the Textured Paste recipe I used
Click Here for a video using baby powder
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TH Stencil - Christmas Words - I am using only the Peace and Hope which is textured paste with added glitter
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Textured paste stencil with blue glitter |
Looks like you will get several uses out of the stenciled textured paste words. TY for sharing the texture paste recipe. I'll give it a try. I like the look of the Woodland stamp set.
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"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Lovely tag, Gail. Thanks for sharing with Eureka Stamps this week!
ReplyDeleteLovely tag Gail, great idea your texture paste! thanks for the recipe.
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Pam x
Beautiful tag, I love the blue tones. Thanks for the recipe for texture paste, I'll have to try it. Thank you for joining our blog challenge at SweetStamps.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tag and thanks for the recipe. Thanks for joining us this week at Eureka Stamps. Karal DT
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