I can't wait to try this one. You have such great tutorials, and you don't waste time talking about stuff and things that have nothing to do with what you're teaching. You are awesome!
thank you so much for you excellent tutorial. I can't draw but want to learn to paint and I love the idea of mixed media....this is just the sort of artwork I was looking for...much appreciated :)
Wow so beautiful! Do you paint first the canvas before putting the paper? Your canvas has a red colour. When you draw the shape , do I need to wait until it's dry?. Thank you for sharing your great talent to us. God bless you!
This heart is really pretty. I love hearts, they are the purest form of Love. alot of times i sign cards with just a heart. I love this tissue paper texture technique,and i am going to make something for my sister to show her how much i love her. Ill post it when i finish.
Anything with texture will work when preping the canvas. You can take some thick paint or maybe some gesso and splotch it with your fine bristled paint brush or even add some very fine grain sand to the paint to give it a texture. Just a guess here.
Wow I c some very interesting things that u do, I'm glad I just happened 2 run across ur channel, I love that textured heart that u made but I watched those vids backasswards 😀, I'm gonna have 2 give that a try n I've got ideas already 4 different things, plus I'll b watching more of ur vids, well thx 4 sharing ur beautiful creations n knowledge with us,........😃✌ Peace
I used to buy those modeling paste they sell at the craft store to create a similar effect... Never tought of the tissue paper before!! O.o So much easier application and way much cheaper! Thanks! :)
did she ever answer the question about what she used for the background texture? I think I'm going to put the glue on thick and blot it to try and copy that background and let it dry before I put the tissue on. Wish me luck
NoHeart1965 heyy did ur work done??I want to do make dis..But don't know what should apply before pasting tissue.. Background was a canvas or what..Plz help me
Elizabeth Foxx i had the same question and i believe as i saw that i was not the only one...i believe is something like this...:) ua-cam.com/video/IFsYYrZ5Mis/v-deo.html
Hi Amy. I noticed that your canvas already had something on it before you started this project. Can you tell me what you did? Thanks a bunch. By the way I really liked your tutorial.
I believe she covered it with a layer of mod podge that she had mixed a colour in with already and then just dabbed it on so she got that rough kind of texture. I'm guessing from watching the video listed above by Mapia Antonioy
Amy, your canvas had texture on it even before you applied your tissue. What did you use to make the very first texture? Thank you in advance. And thank you for all of your tutorials. Your creativity is amazing!
I recall watching in one of her other videos that she liked the stipple effect which kind of looks like this. Or it could be a layer of tissue paper painted without design. Not sure.
I feel stupid for asking how did you prepare your red canvas before you put the tissue paper on it ??? love love your work , also could you tell me the brand and colours of your paint you used , I really want to get the exact colouring of this beautiful work of art thank you so much I really enjoyed your video..Pauline xx
Hi dear,thank u doo much for beautiful ideas.....I have been a fan of your work since a long time.......pls let me know ......the base of the canvas is already colored with a gloss finish.....how did u get that?
tina sawhney It looks like she did A base coat of textured gesso. You can find it online, Amazon, any craft & fabric store. Then the same color that she used for the red in the tutorial.
I absolutely love this!! And your videos!! Question though.... what was on your canvas before you added the Mod Podge and tissue paper?? It seemed to already have some sort of texture?? Thought maybe you covered that in another video(pardon the pun 😊) but couldn’t find it?? Thanks so much!! You are so talented!!
This is awesome! I'm wondering, how long would it take for the tissue/modpodge to dry before being able to paint the heart project? Are we talking days, hours or minutes? :) Thanks for the fun inspiration!
Actually if u water down a little reg white glue it works 2, Mod Podge, which is a brand, was created 4 Deco Podge, I learned 2 Deco podge in high school in the mid 70's long b4 mod podge was created n all we had was white glue to attach our pic usually 2 a wooden blank that we stained after sanding smooth then we also covered the pic with watered-down white glue after allowing the glue 2 thoroughly dry then we covered the whole thing with a clear varnish doing several layers until u culdn't feel the edge of the pic, now mod podge has changed all of that bcuz u can just use the mod podge n no need 4 the varnish from wut I understand, I've not actually used the mod podge yet, but since seeing this vid I'm sure I'll b trying it soon, have fun n good luck.....😃😢✌ Peace
Hey grt tutorial ! 2 queries - Can I supplement mod podge with gesso? N d you leave the tissue on d canvas or remove it off before painting on it? Thanks
yeah Gesso works, and you leave the tissue on, (although you can get some cool effects by gently sanding some of it off using a very fine finishing sandpaper)
May I ask what kind of tissue paper that is? Because the kind of tissue paper that I have always been using is really easy to be torn(the ones that sell in small pretty packets)so.. This one kind of looks like the paper in new shoe boxes..
+Hannah Saville I've used just part white (elmer's) glue and part water. I generally water it down more than mod podge so it isn't too thick and shows the texture well.
I love how u don’t answer anybody’s question when they asked you what you used on the canvas before you applied the tissue paper. Would be really great to know. But your tutorial sucks because you left that out and didn’t explain what u did to make it like that not a complete tutorial in my opinion.
![How to Texture Canvas with Mod Podge and Tissue paper[Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Gn5hVPzfnME/mqdefault.jpg)
wow, unbelievable technique! really cool
Wow the more time i spend on your tutorials the more I want to do....I am so making this with the heart as a present to someone....Thanks, awesome
+Hermari Gresse Yay! Do it! And don't forget to share your projects on my Facebook page!
I can't wait to try this one. You have such great tutorials, and you don't waste time talking about stuff and things that have nothing to do with what you're teaching. You are awesome!
Amazing technique with such a stunning result! PLEASE tell us how you prepped the canvas before you added the white tissue paper.
Perfect as many of your videos. I loved the eggshell technic as well!! i am thinking of starting experiments!
I'm getting into mixed media so this is a big help! I love the texture!
I love this idea!! I am totally going to try and share with my art buddies.
I never thought of putting tissue paper on a canvas like that. Great tutorial! TFS luv!
♥ dig
You are incredibly talented
thank you so much for you excellent tutorial. I can't draw but want to learn to paint and I love the idea of mixed media....this is just the sort of artwork I was looking for...much appreciated :)
what did you have as a base before applying the tissue paper?
Wow so beautiful! Do you paint first the canvas before putting the paper? Your canvas has a red colour. When you draw the shape , do I need to wait until it's dry?. Thank you for sharing your great talent to us. God bless you!
This heart is really pretty. I love hearts, they are the purest form of Love. alot of times i sign cards with just a heart. I love this tissue paper texture technique,and i am going to make something for my sister to show her how much i love her. Ill post it when i finish.
Anything with texture will work when preping the canvas. You can take some thick paint or maybe some gesso and splotch it with your fine bristled paint brush or even add some very fine grain sand to the paint to give it a texture. Just a guess here.
how did you did you do the background before adding the tissue paper? Did you just paint a certain way to get the texture look?
Great tutorial!
Wow I c some very interesting things that u do, I'm glad I just happened 2 run across ur channel, I love that textured heart that u made but I watched those vids backasswards 😀, I'm gonna have 2 give that a try n I've got ideas already 4 different things, plus I'll b watching more of ur vids, well thx 4 sharing ur beautiful creations n knowledge with us,........😃✌ Peace
I used to buy those modeling paste they sell at the craft store to create a similar effect... Never tought of the tissue paper before!! O.o So much easier application and way much cheaper! Thanks! :)
did she ever answer the question about what she used for the background texture? I think I'm going to put the glue on thick and blot it to try and copy that background and let it dry before I put the tissue on. Wish me luck
NoHeart1965 heyy did ur work done??I want to do make dis..But don't know what should apply before pasting tissue.. Background was a canvas or what..Plz help me
What was used as the base on the canvas before application of tissue????
Elizabeth Foxx i had the same question and i believe as i saw that i was not the only one...i believe is something like this...:)
ua-cam.com/video/IFsYYrZ5Mis/v-deo.html
Great technique! Now Im hording toilet paper..Jus kidden. Loved it.
Hi Amy. I noticed that your canvas already had something on it before you started this project. Can you tell me what you did? Thanks a bunch. By the way I really liked your tutorial.
I believe she covered it with a layer of mod podge that she had mixed a colour in with already and then just dabbed it on so she got that rough kind of texture. I'm guessing from watching the video listed above by Mapia Antonioy
Thank you. I love this idea.
Amy, your canvas had texture on it even before you applied your tissue. What did you use to make the very first texture? Thank you in advance.
And thank you for all of your tutorials. Your creativity is amazing!
I recall watching in one of her other videos that she liked the stipple effect which kind of looks like this. Or it could be a layer of tissue paper painted without design. Not sure.
I feel stupid for asking how did you prepare your red canvas before you put the tissue paper on it ??? love love your work , also could you tell me the brand and colours of your paint you used , I really want to get the exact colouring of this beautiful work of art thank you so much I really enjoyed your video..Pauline xx
Totally love this effect I tried it on a heart shape made of wood
So beautiful
what colors did you use for the background before the tissue paper
Hi dear,thank u doo much for beautiful ideas.....I have been a fan of your work since a long time.......pls let me know ......the base of the canvas is already colored with a gloss finish.....how did u get that?
tina sawhney It looks like she did A base coat of textured gesso. You can find it online, Amazon, any craft & fabric store. Then the same color that she used for the red in the tutorial.
Good luck
Hi Amy, this is great! However what did you use for your canvas? Is it canvas and how did you achieve this effect?
I absolutely love this!! And your videos!! Question though.... what was on your canvas before you added the Mod Podge and tissue paper?? It seemed to already have some sort of texture?? Thought maybe you covered that in another video(pardon the pun 😊) but couldn’t find it??
Thanks so much!! You are so talented!!
Hello! Can you just use pva or wood glue? Cheers!
Your videos are awesome!
what a great idea.
Hi dear, how to paint the base of the canvas before sketching the heart on it.....as it was already done with a. Texture??? Pls help😜
This is awesome! I'm wondering, how long would it take for the tissue/modpodge to dry before being able to paint the heart project? Are we talking days, hours or minutes? :)
Thanks for the fun inspiration!
What did you do than on? A canvas? Where did you get it?
I'm definitely going to do this! Thanks :)
Nice one Amy, can I use any glue as I have no idea what's mod podge :)
Great question I would also like to know 😜
It's a white glue trade mark, you can easily find some at your local craft store like Micheals!
OK thanks 😁
Actually if u water down a little reg white glue it works 2, Mod Podge, which is a brand, was created 4 Deco Podge, I learned 2 Deco podge in high school in the mid 70's long b4 mod podge was created n all we had was white glue to attach our pic usually 2 a wooden blank that we stained after sanding smooth then we also covered the pic with watered-down white glue after allowing the glue 2 thoroughly dry then we covered the whole thing with a clear varnish doing several layers until u culdn't feel the edge of the pic, now mod podge has changed all of that bcuz u can just use the mod podge n no need 4 the varnish from wut I understand, I've not actually used the mod podge yet, but since seeing this vid I'm sure I'll b trying it soon, have fun n good luck.....😃😢✌ Peace
WHAT DID YOU USE A BASE BEFORE YOH PUT ON THE TISSUE PAPER:D
Hey grt tutorial !
2 queries -
Can I supplement mod podge with gesso?
N d you leave the tissue on d canvas or remove it off before painting on it?
Thanks
yeah Gesso works, and you leave the tissue on, (although you can get some cool effects by gently sanding some of it off using a very fine finishing sandpaper)
Wow! You're good !
can we use german glue(white glue) for creating this texture as Mod Podge is not available inour city
May I ask what kind of tissue paper that is? Because the kind of tissue paper that I have always been using is really easy to be torn(the ones that sell in small pretty packets)so.. This one kind of looks like the paper in new shoe boxes..
I am new to the to world. what is modge podge??
It's kinda glue
You crafty devil you! Hahaha....just jesting. This stuff is brilliant. Thank you.
can I use regular "school" pvc glue?
is it necessary to add modpodge on the top of the tissu paper
You LOVE your modge podge hahahah
Love your vids
The heart tutorial isn't linked up properly. Help... I want to watch it!
may i know what paint did you use? thank you :)
Is there a possible substitute for mod podge?
Raven Knight equal parts white glue (Elmers) and water
How long does it take for it to dry?
Amy, what background did you start with?
I would also like to know ☝☝
+Anita Hammond Glue and sand...
Can i use a paper on this? Without wood? Because im painting this at school our art project HOPE YOU REPLY ASAP my school is tom!
*oslo paper*
I love it! thank you !
does it have to be modge podge of can it be a different type of glue?
+Hannah Saville I've used just part white (elmer's) glue and part water. I generally water it down more than mod podge so it isn't too thick and shows the texture well.
Hola no inglish. Solo espanish. Que pintura utilisas
Just a guess, I would say it was an old canvas and she painted over it. She should answer the question, though.
It was tissue paper she mod-podged on the canvas. She made a tutorial for it.
way to cool
do we break the tissue paper???
smart!
How did you do the first part before the tissue paper was applied lol
What kind of tissue is that? Sounds kind of krinkly?
Baronesse Madeleine The same tissue paper you buy for gift bags.
Where is the link to the heart tutorial?
Are you her unpaid personal assistant replying comments addressed to her? Hahaha
💜💜💜💜💜
gr8
I bought instruction from Woodprix and I build it very very cheap.
Additional: So many great questions asked here. I wonder why you don't answer them. Inquiring minds want to know! lol
I never get gifts :(
You spelled paper wrong in the title
+santiago calvo How did I not catch that? Thanks!
I forgot the 1st layer of glue before putting the tissue paper lol!!
I love how u don’t answer anybody’s question when they asked you what you used on the canvas before you applied the tissue paper. Would be really great to know. But your tutorial sucks because you left that out and didn’t explain what u did to make it like that not a complete tutorial in my opinion.
What kind of modge podge did you use? There are different types