Card Making Techniques With Distress Crayons!
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2020
- Simon Hurley shares lots of cardmaking techniques with Distress Crayons! Tim Holtz's Distress Crayons are a super versatile medium to use in crafts and create a variety of beautiful effects on cards. :)
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That bird is quirky which made me smile. I like the rainbow circle. Thanks for a great video ❤
Nice to see a fella in this card making field ❤🎉
Using the blender brush and water ...genius! Thank you
I really enjoyed learning how to use my distress crayons! Thank you, Simon!
I loved the leaf background, I never thought of using a sponge applicatotor to do the lift off
The first one, no, the second one, no! the ALL one! Refreshed my love of Distress crayons - thank you Simon!
The first one was my favourite background but I also really like the flower.
Your generosity to Crafters is unmatched. Thank you for all that you do for us - super deals and great ideas - you're the best. Happy Holidays!
Thanks Sue!🫶🏻🤗
Love everything about your “Loo” stencil and this background here is no exception!
You have really come a long way in your talanted card making and business. LOVE your vibrant personality and perky attitude.
5:20 using a stencil to remove color ! Great ! Plus the foam applicators used to remove color ! I had not thought of these 2 "reverse" processes. And I love the crayons because they give me control of drawing with the watercolor effect when adding water 🖍
As always, I truly enjoy your tutorials !
Nana in se OK usa 🙋
cool because I have all this stuff and havent been using it!!!love love the leaf one!!!
Loved your video. I never thought I needed these distress crayons but you may have changed my mind.
Simon, I am LOVING your stamp sets!!!
Now I have ordered all the colors of the crayons. So funny too see all this technics and ideas.
Simon, you are such an awesome young man with your amazing and creative talent! Thanks so much for sharing your art! Blessings from Canada! 😍
Cannot wait to try these distress crayons because I love my distress inks!!
I enjoyed that n s h del. I loved the distressed x atoms. My favorite was the waterilily card.
Excellent video! I learned how to use the distress crayons that I have been hesitant to use so far. Thanks for the great ideas.
Love all three backgrounds. I got so many ideas on what to do with my Distress Crayons. Thank so much!!
I loved the remove white card. Nice job!
Ohhhhhh...that second example is beautiful. I haven't ever thought about these crayons but.....seeing this video think I might try them. Thank you so much!!!
Love them all! The Loo is beautiful, And the rainbow circle one with the little bird is adorable. Love that little guy! Great video! TFS
I have had several packs of Tim’s Distress Crayons for about a year, but have barely used them. You made some really great cards here! My favorite was the one with white foliage background! I love your stencils!
I love the first background.have a Bless Day.
Ok, so i adore the "Loo" background but the stamping you got with the leftover ink on the School Scribbles stamp was awesome!!
Thank you. I really like the first two backgrounds. Thank you.
Never knew how to use these Distress Crayons. Thank you for showing a lot of variety as to make deep pigmented color on our cards. Wow!
Great techniques with Distress crayons! The "Loo" is one of favorite stencils which you have made, so it's probably my favorite card. Another great video! Thanks, Simon!
I have some of these crayons... but haven’t used yet. This inspires some ideas. Thank you!
Your joy and enthusiasm is so contagious, the demonstration is brilliant. It takes us step by step into new methods and techniques. Your warm easy manner encourages us not to be afraid to try new things. Wonderful to watch can't wait to work and try these products. Thank you. 👏👏👏
What a great project and I love the reverse of taking the distress crayon color off. It’s so cool!
Enjoyed the video. You shared so much information. My favorites was the "messy painterly" background, doodle print of the residual crayon on the stamp. And the painting in the flower.
Great techniques! 👍🏼 Thank you Simon. 😊
Thank you Simon, I love all your backgrounds and the last card with the flower is so pretty. I look forward to your new releases
Loved them all but I think the one with the Loo stencil is my favorite.
Simon these stencils are really beautiful.!
mintea thanks so much! :)
@@simon.hurley I liked the watercolor type painting you did on the flower the best. I have had distress crayons for years and have only used them a couple of times. Time to pull them out again! Thanks for the tutorial.
Can’t pick JUST one! They are all great! Love your stencils Simon! Thanks for all the great ideas with these crayons...can’t wait to play!!!
I enjoyed the distressed crayons.
Really nice Simon love your ideas. I really like your stamp sets, the squawk card was my favorite. Thank you for sharing.
I love Tim’s distress crayons. You are so right about their creaminess. My grandson and I like to get them and our Gelatos out and play play play! Well, We play until papa gets home then Carson forgets all about Nana and I’m left to play by myself! Lol!
Loved them all but the last flower one was my favorite. I have seen these crayons but had no idea how to use them. Thanks for sharing these ideas and techniques!😄
I love the leaves background.
Great video! My fav background is the school scribbles. It's fun! ; )
Great techniques..love how you “fingerprint” and make a stunning card! All the backgrounds are wonderful!
Love the background created with The Loo stencil and I appreciate the tip on using a wet blending foam to remove the color on the leaf stencil background. TFS... I enjoy your enthusiasm and watching your talents bloom and grow. Congratulations on the success of your own line of products! Have a great day! :-)
Great cards! I loved them all! Thanks for sharing! I need to play with my distressed crayons again. It's been a long time and you have inspired me with great ideas to try. Have a wonderful day, Tammy 😇
Thank you for the great tutorial! I got a bunch of distress crayons for my birthday and I’ve never used them. Now my mind is spinning with ideas! I really liked the circle kind of rainbow smudging you did and also the way you lifted some of the color off with the blender brush.
love the tip using a foam with water to remove the crayon using a stencil. I've been doing this painstakingly with a cloth, so definitely going to try your quick version - awesome :)
Loved them all!❤❤❤
These are all great ideas. I loved the one with the leaf stencil. Can't wait to try it!
You and Justine Hovey are starting to convince me to buy Distress Crayons.
love the background techniques! I'll be trying them for sure!
Wow!Simon
This is a great video
Thanks for the inspiration. I like them all.
Hi mate...love you demo..I've been trying to get my 8yr old Grandson into this..gave him Jane Davenports..Whimsical & Wild book..he loves it so next I will get him some of your awesome products...his Birthdays Dec so he'll just get some happy mail...🇦🇺🦔🦘🐨🦎
Love all you ideas and the school scribbles stamp is sooo cool!! Thank for your awesome tips and ideas! Oh and my fav card was the flower! Super beautiful!
Ok, I have to pull out my distress crayons again, they haven’t been used in a long time. Thanks for reminding about coating the cardstock, had forgotten that! Love all the designs, especially the flower. So excited for your new products to be available.
Great techniques, beautiful
Nice, fun & easy techniques thanks for sharing
Wonderful video, the first example was my favorite. Thank you for sharing these great tips!
Thank you Simon. I have all the crayons and forget to use them. Great techniques!
I love all ur cards. I have the crayons. I think I need to plant some money trees in my backyard 😂
Now I need to invest in all the Distress Crayons!!!! Great demo Simon!
Another fun video, Simon! I'm in love with your stenciled backgrounds! Will have to give Distress Crayons a try...TFS
love them all...
Hermoso todo!!! 😍
Loved your video! You show such great ways to mix cardmaking up! I really love your stencils and have never used distress crayons, but watching you use them makes me want to give them a try with the stencils. I loved your leaf one, but also the one with the flower stamp. Can't wait to purchase them. Make it a great day which you have and TFS. :)
Thanks for this! I have had the crayons for a while (purchased for a challenge) and wasn't sure of options for using them. I love using the water on the foam tool to remove color. SO EASY with beautiful results! :)
New subscriber here! 👋🏻 You came yo in my recommended & I clicked on because Distress crayon were in the title. I’m not a card maker, but love the techniques that you demonstrated with the Distress crayons. 👍🏼 I must get your leaf stencil, that was my favorite. Thanks so much! From South Carolina!
merci pour ces techniques et bravo pour vos nouveaux produits ! très chouette !
Thank you got this. I had not seen the distress crayons in use. Loved the texture you put on.
Judy Nickolaus yay! Glad you enjoyed seeing the Distress Crayons in use. :)
Simon Hurley fingerpaints! 😂❤️
Going to go play with my distress crayons, Weeee!!! Great job making these wonderful cards, love them all!!!
Preciosas las tres!!
That was Awesome
Love the leafy background! Can you use the crayons without the paste you use at the begging?
Great video thank you.
Simon, I.Love your hacks and info videos. How old were you when you showed an interest in crafting, and who was your inspiration?
Wow Simon you talk about the Tim Holtz distress brushes and they're out of stock already at Simon Says Stamp. I never really considered distress crayons, but I'm going to give it a try. I liked the rainbow background with your new stencil The Loo.
Love what you come up with
Kim Durgey thanks Kim!
Awesome!
Just heard of this product. You inspire me to try. You are a nattutal
Love it I might have to buy some crayons
Wow!
I’ve been wanting to pull out my distressed crayons but I’ve been to lazy to go find a video to refresh my memory. Thanks. Now to find time to play.
Great video
your great!!!
I really like your first card but all are great! Do you have to seal your paper before using the crayons?
Gr8 vid, Simon. Gotta say that water color paints are kinda old school when u have the crayons, unless you need a color that the crayons don’t provide. All you need are inks and crayons. Also, the crayons have so many more uses. PLEEZ be careful with that Wagner heat tool. No plastic guard tip on the end. I got burned twice 🥴. Not my fave tool when there are sooo many others to choose from
I saw chairs today that have the same pattern as your bathroom tile stencil. So, how to make this. Start with a pale grey paper with slightly darker stripes. Using a dark grey over this with dark grey. In each center, add orange and yellow dots alternately.
I like em all
Hello Simon! I really liked the card where you used your leaf stencil. My favorite fabric is a black background with florals on top. As opposed to underneath? LOL the closest that I have seen anybody come to this is when Jennifer McGuire used a bunch of different embossing powders and embossed on black cardstock. But, there has to be another way. Maybe a better way? Is this something you could help us with?
What brand of black do you use for your stamped images before you watercolor? I love your ideas!
Great video, tips, and cards. Did you use Gesso to seal the cardstock, because it wasn't water color cardstock? Or why? And do you have to heat set after you use distress crayons with the stencil to prevent color movement? thx
This is the 1st time I’ve watched one of your videos!! You have a great presentation style!! Love how you move right along & skip portions of content not necessary to see (like taping down your stencils, for example.) I got EVERY set of distress crayons for my birthday & I have watched TH, some other random videos & just not getting the results I want. My main question to you is: Do you ever use the distress glaze to seal colors after your finished? This is the 1st video I have seen someone seal with gesso before coloring. I believe my problem is I keep expecting them to be pointed like crayola crayons-to get into detailed spots!!! Well, that’s definitely not the case! Here is what I would like to achieve: I have a gorgeous stamp of the Eiffel Tower covered in Flowers and the sentiment says, “Paris in the Spring.” I adore this stamp & want to single in on getting the crayon pigment VIBRANT on the flowers. Used a little pointed sponge & put some on one flower (want lots of different colors) and blended. But I must be getting too much pigment because it does not stay within the line. That would be fine to run together if a background but this is my focal point. Adding water & just dabbing the color in works better but I lose the Vivid color I want. I use a brush to lightly apply distress glaze & love that look! I guess I’m asking what kind of tool or applicator can I use to get precision color in certain areas?
It shows that you are very enthusiastic about what you do-that is refreshing!! I subscribed-so I’ll watch some more of your examples!! Thanks & have a great day!
Love all your ideas. Thank you. Did you gesso the card stock first on the one that you put texture and the bugs on?
Thanks Angie! Yes I did. :)
I loved all of your cards....I just could not pick a favorite. I do have a couple of questions. What was in the bottle that you squeezed after applying the paste onto one of the cards? Also, you said something about the backgrounds are still water reactive after it dries. Is there any way I can seal it so it won’t?
I learn so much from you! Does anybody have any ideas to protect the surface afterwards? Would laminate sheets be an option?
misty basey I don’t protect my cards from water because if it rains... it will get ruined anyways, but if it’s a piece of artwork I would put it behind glass or laminate it like you suggested. :)