Create Stunning Copper Patina Backgrounds for Your Junk Journal | Easy Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- In today's video, I'll show you how to create a stunning acrylic copper patina background page for your junk journal. This easy step-by-step tutorial will help you add a unique, vintage Steampunk touch to your journal pages and give you unique papers to play with for other elements such as pockets. I’ll show the materials you'll need, techniques for achieving that perfect patina effect, and tips for layering and blending colors.
Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, this project is perfect for all skill levels. Don't forget to like, if you want to help my channel and subscribe if you wish to stay updated on more creative tutorials. Let's get started on making your junk journal truly one-of-a-kind!
Need more ideas for a Steampunk journal? Check out my past videos in this playlist:
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Oh this is amazing how much it looks like real copper patina! It reminds me of all the sponge painting on walls I used to do in the 80's!🤣🤣🤣
It’s just like that Carey, haha! So fun and easy. Thanks for watching.
I think copper patina is fascinating!
@@abbyculver2588 Thank you my dear!
Thank you Kathleen. You make it look so easy! It turned out beautifully. Looking forward to the next video.
@@mindybeveridge8377 My pleasure Mindy! Sorry for the late reply - thank you for watching!
Awesome! Can't wait for part two. 🙂
@@cgelmore488 I’m so glad! Thank you for coming by!
THANK YOU KATHLEEN!! I had no idea it was that easy to do! hugs
@@BonnieLipke Yay - glad to be helpful my friend! Thanks so much for coming by!
Thank you, Miss Kathleen! Awesome lesson! 😘 Gorgeous results! I love the final colour blend! Bring on the rust! 🥰 Love and big hugs! 😀💞
Thank you very much Keryn! I appreciate you!
That is so cool Kathleen! Amazing how it looks so real too! That would be a fun thing to do on a slow day when you can play for a long time and make lots of pretty papers! Thanks for sharing this friend!🥰
Thank you Nancy! That’s a great idea, actually, haha! Thanks for the suggestion.
I love this!! And so easy....who knew?!?!!!
@@Mommyoffive4Him Yay - so glad you like it Kerri! Thank you!
Terrific job. Isn’t it so pretty?!
@@dawnklein106 So glad you think so Dawn! Thank you!
Great technique, and gorgeous color. Looks like you are having a great time!
@@ScrapbookSage Thank you Dawn! Sorry for the late reply - I do appreciate your support!
Beautiful paper ❤
Thank you Darla! 😊
LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to try LOve ya
@@craftinontheback40 I am soooooo glad, haha! Thank you JuJu!
Thanks for showing us how to do this! Looks amazing!
@@lornabee309 My pleasure Lorna - sorry for the late reply! Thanks so much for watching.
This looks like so much fun, Kathleen, and the result is really stunning. I can imagine that it does take a bit of practice of using a light hand to get the best results. I enjoyed watching you paint the paper. Several years ago, I found a pack of scrapbooking paper--all the same pattern, it's an enlarged school child's spelling paper. It's gray. Yes, as a whole the pages are pretty ugly, but the paper itself is nice. I think this technique is just the thing to transform some of the sheets into loveliness. The whole pack was $1.79, so a bargain whose time has come. ha ha Thanks for sharing your techniques. I always learn from your videos.
@@lindaspaperworks thanks very much Linda! 😀 Yes, that paper sounds perfect!
Beautiful paper!😊
Thank you! 😊
Amazing Kathleen
@@sionedjones6789 Thank you so much Sioned! Sorry for being so late to acknowledge you!
This looks great!
Thanks very much Andrea!
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@@markpaige4795 thank you Karen!
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Thank you Carol!
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I want to create a seaside/underwater journal and this technique should be perfect with changing some of the colours (i.e. no brown or greens).
@@LynneWilliams101 oh yes! 👍 I think so too!
So cool, Kath! If I used scrapbook paper, should I still do both sides?
@@jennileecreates thank you Jennilee! Just do the white side, unless the printed side is ugly, haha. You can paint over the print if you want to, though.
That turned out so lovely. May I ask the color names of the paints that you used please. I will have to save this video and try it when I do my steampunk journal TYSVMFS ☺♥
The large tube was named Aqua, the blues were Tuscan Teal and 4140 Aqua, the greens were Evergreen and Celery Green. Thank you Joan!
@@BeAgainBooks Thank so much. Maybe I will get a chance in Aug to start my steampunk journal and try this out ☺♥
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@@jacobculver1570 Thank you Jacob - I’m glad you came by!