I have been trying to decide what I was going to do to cover the popcorn ceilings in our dinning room for YEARS. I have had several ideas MOST expensive I could do this Stamp technique on 1/4 inch plaster board before I hang it, and it would look FABULOUS. I think I would also seal it first and adjust putting the border a little farther from the sides just enough that Crown molding won't cover it. I cant WAIT to show this video to my wife. Thanks ladies!
Altra! 🤣🤣 You girls are amazing. I love this technique. BEAUTIFUL! I’m trying to catch up on all your videos. Only been watch a few weeks. What rabbit hole have I been in 🥸🐇 I have several purchased of your stamps and molds/moulds, and they are top quality. Still learning how to use them but so much fun. Thanks for all the tips and tricks. 😘 I’m so sad I missed out on the beautiful Christmas tree mold before it retired 😢
We are so glad to have you here!!! That mould was a hot item. We had no idea how hot it would be. We've got a bit of Christmas creativity up our sleeves this year. Keep your ears open!!!
can you paint the first coat of joint compound after you stencil? I'd like to do this as an accent wall and have the color underneath be the same as the other walls.
Love, love this technique, I could not hear what type of paint was used to color the joint compound, could you tell me what the paint is? I have searched the inet and can’t find anything in powder form. Thank you
Hi there!! How exciting!! The tinting isn't necessary, it just depends on the look you're going for🤗 Share your results with us!!! We can't wait to see🤩
Hi! We no longer make that design but it's called Arabesque and you can ask if anyone has it for sale in this Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/1060364610971832 You might also find it on Etsy. Best of luck!
As a faux painter I find this method to be a pain in the patootie! Maybe ok for DYI..... but very time consuming and highly inconsistent and irregular.
I have been trying to decide what I was going to do to cover the popcorn ceilings in our dinning room for YEARS. I have had several ideas MOST expensive I could do this Stamp technique on 1/4 inch plaster board before I hang it, and it would look FABULOUS. I think I would also seal it first and adjust putting the border a little farther from the sides just enough that Crown molding won't cover it. I cant WAIT to show this video to my wife. Thanks ladies!
What a fabulous demonstration you were very clear on how to do this , I hope he will do some of this on a smaller scale
Stunning 😍
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Altra! 🤣🤣
You girls are amazing. I love this technique. BEAUTIFUL! I’m trying to catch up on all your videos. Only been watch a few weeks. What rabbit hole have I been in 🥸🐇
I have several purchased of your stamps and molds/moulds, and they are top quality. Still learning how to use them but so much fun. Thanks for all the tips and tricks. 😘
I’m so sad I missed out on the beautiful Christmas tree mold before it retired 😢
We are so glad to have you here!!! That mould was a hot item. We had no idea how hot it would be. We've got a bit of Christmas creativity up our sleeves this year. Keep your ears open!!!
So good so so good!
Thanks! This creates a dramatic look, for sure!
This is so beautiful. Amazing video tutorial. Thank you very much lady.
Could you do just the first troweling and then glaze or paint over?
I love this, wow!!
Looks like a lot of work but well worth it! Beautiful!
Genius!!! Great technique!
So beautiful! Love your creativity and your products! xoxo
I love this so much! Thank you so much!
I love your fun tutorials! I tried to access the online ordering but was unable to do so. Are you still doing that? Thanks
Stunning❤️
can you paint the first coat of joint compound after you stencil? I'd like to do this as an accent wall and have the color underneath be the same as the other walls.
Love it! Tyfs honey!
Love this look. Do you apply a sealer or a clear coat to finish as dry wall compound is very porous. If so what do you recommend.
Ayla de la Morena yes! I applied a matte sealer by General Finishes called “Flat Out Flat” :)
So LOVELY!!!
Love, love this technique, I could not hear what type of paint was used to color the joint compound, could you tell me what the paint is? I have searched the inet and can’t find anything in powder form. Thank you
Grumbacher artist acrylic, but any acrylic paint is ok
What is the name of the stamp you used for this project?
What is the name of the stamps
Is the tinting necessary? Im about to do this!
Hi there!! How exciting!! The tinting isn't necessary, it just depends on the look you're going for🤗 Share your results with us!!! We can't wait to see🤩
Wish this moald was around 15 years ago.
Question, what kind of sheet is that, holding the stamps?
Hi there! That is a thin mount🤗
What brand of joint compound did you use? I just tried DAP and it is too watery. I let it sit awhile and it still didn't work.
90 minute hot mud works best. Brand isn’t critical. I use the brand Home Depot carries.
HELLO IOD😇 IS THIS STAMP STILL AVAILABLE? I AM HAVING A HARD TIME FINDING IT😭
Hi! We no longer make that design but it's called Arabesque and you can ask if anyone has it for sale in this Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/1060364610971832 You might also find it on Etsy. Best of luck!
@@IronOrchidDesigns I will. Thank you IOD❤
As a faux painter I find this method to be a pain in the patootie! Maybe ok for DYI..... but very time consuming and highly inconsistent and irregular.