Make your own glaze medium inspired by Tim Holtz's Distress embossing glazes [Mixed media tutorial].
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Today I am sharing how I make a glaze medium to create embellishments. My process was inspired by Tim Holtz's beautiful Distress embossing glazes. However, my method does not use embossing powder. In this video, learn to make an alternative glaze using 3 types of colour media, you can create any coloured glaze which you desire using an ink base and a gel medium. I have used 3 different ink-based products to show you the types of glaze finishes that can be achieved. The brands which I used are from Ranger by Tim Holtz and Heidi Swapp, Color Shine.
If you would like to learn more about my creative processes, please visit my blog, inkedinkscrap....
And watch and see what else I make on my UA-cam channel, / @leannewagnerart
Materials used:
Ranger - Tim Holtz - Distress Archival Inkpads - Vintage photo, Hickory smoke and Black soot.
Tim Holtz alcohol inks - Pool.
Ranger - Tim Holtz - Distress Spray Stain - Wild Honey.
Heidi Swapp - Color Shine-Coral.
Chromacryl-Impasto Gel Medium.
Kaisercraft - Let's Go - stamp set.
Stampin up (Australia) - stamp set (name unknown).
StampMarta (Australia) - stamp (name unknown).
Hello everyone, I hope you enjoy learning how to make an alternative medium to achieve a glaze effect on your embellishments and mixed media projects. This is my first long video with me chatting and sharing every detail of the process. I suggest you grab a cuppa and scrap along while watching. This method I use to create the glazed look is very simple and only requires a couple of products which some of you may already have in your supplies. It's messy fun, a great mixed media creative play experience, and allows you to create whatever coloured glaze effect that you need. Please, let me know if you find this video useful and have any other techniques that you would like to learn about?
GREAT idea!!! I sub'ed looking fotward to your videos TYFS
Thank you, Dianne. Love that you have subscribed, thanks for being supportive and let me know if you have a particular technique that you would like me to share.
You were great, this is my first time on your channel and I will subscribe and tell others. Thank you so much❤❤
Thank you so much for your positive comment! This is one of my earlier videos, I appreciate your feedback. I'm still nervous producing longer chatty content, and never sure if viewers prefer this style of video.
Great use for the Impasto Gel Medium. For longer videos like this, I have no problem with speeding up to 1.75 or even 2 times faster and as I'm also an Aussie (from Perth), I have no trouble understanding you. I find some of the American videos talk too slow so they definitely get the speed treatment. A hint for you, if you're looking for a glass mat, the Pyrex glass mat from Big W in the kitchen section comes in 2 different sizes, around $11 and $14 and is a great cheap alternative to the bigger and more expensive craft glass mats. I also teach classes and these ones are small enough for the girls to transport easily to class and both sizes will take a 5" x 7" gel plate if you use one of those too. Off to peruse your other videos. 🙂
Hi Kelsey, nice to hear from a Perth Aussie. Thanks for the great tips. I use a large piece of black perspex (recycled) instead of a glass mat, its just too big and awkward to use for filming. Great idea, using a small, portable, pyrex glass mat sounds effective. Thanks for sharing.
Great video. Lots of fun ideas to try
Thanks, Carolyn, glad you enjoyed watching my glaze medium video. I hope you try out the technique.
Great ideas and your voice is lovely.
Lisa, thank you. I'm glad that you enjoyed watching.
hi I have mixed ink with mod podge and made a glase which is a little cheaper but drying time is a littlr longer tfs sylvi
Hi Sylvia, thanks for sharing your method. It's always lovely to try different methods. :)
Hey I’m from Queensland.
Hi Mike, hope you enjoyed the video. What type of art/craft do you do? Is there an art technique that you are interested in learning more about?
So fun. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Loved the video and the final result. I personally prefer voice overs and I'm much more likely to watch videos that have voice overs.
Hi Carol, thanks for sharing what you like. Many people seem to prefer the longer style of video, as this video is the most popular. I'm not sure how you feel about short videos, but this one in my most second popular. ua-cam.com/video/gOWK8StJoN0/v-deo.html
@@leannewagnerart I've watched that video! I don't own any alcohol inks but that one seriously tempted me to invest in some. The end result is beautiful.
Well done! I just subscribed happily!
Thank you, Kelly, for subscribing and the kind comment.
What kind of powder did you use. I like the contain.
Hi Terrie, the anti static powder is a Taylor Expression product. Very compact and handy. www.tayloredexpressions.com/te-antistatic-powder-tool/?fbclid=IwAR1KIazgmLYkdJu8fgaP1lCseLOX5cPsCSk7Dj9ajuG1ICQyBX--1Bqb5AE
Like the video.
Thanks!
Can this be brushed on?
Hi, Brenda. Yes, you could brush it on, however, you may find it difficult to create a smooth surface texture. If smoothness doesn't matter and you are interested in creating a textured glaze effect, then it would be fine.
I am a new subscriber. Thank you for the video! I also get very nervous when I make my UA-cam videos, but you did a great job! 👍🤗
Thank you, Vintage. It is hard work getting the courage up to create videos, truth be told, it's taken me several years to do it! I'll be checking out your channel. Thanks for being so encouraging.😀
Well done! Enjoyed the lesson😁
Thank you, Karen. I'm glad you enjoyed watching, you may like some of my other 'Make your own...' videos. ua-cam.com/play/PLMJ1urOQXxOWf41dvtkuIkxwpq-OrCr2V.html
I enjoyed your talking Leanne! You did a great job. I am not very knowledgeable when it comes to mixed media and learn quite a bit from you! Keep talking! We Americans love an Aussie Accent!
Thank you, Teresa, for your sweet comment. I'm glad that you can take away some tips and ideas from watching my videos. You should definitely delve further into mixed media, it's lots of fun and is a great way to create your own embellishments and scrapbook papers.
At last. Another talented Aussie mixed media artist that's happy to share their tips and techniques.
Thank you, P.J. I am enjoying sharing what I know.
I just found you and I am so happy! You have so much experience and I really appreciate that you have chosen to share your knowledge and artistic talents with us!! You did a great job with your voice! I am going to finish watching this video and look for others. I am a new subie and can't wait to watch more from you! GREAT VIDEO!!! Thank you!!
Thank you for the lovely, enthusiastic comment, I'm glad that I can share my artistic experience with you. You may enjoy watching some of my other 'Make your own' videos in this playlist ua-cam.com/play/PLMJ1urOQXxOWf41dvtkuIkxwpq-OrCr2V.html
Love your focus on how to get similar results while saving money on supplies. Keep ‘em coming.
Thank you, Karen. Glad that you appreciated my money saving crafty idea, you may be interested in my other 'Make your own...' (scrapbook/mixed media supplies) videos. ua-cam.com/play/PLMJ1urOQXxOWf41dvtkuIkxwpq-OrCr2V.html
Thank you for sharing this. I think I'll try the white glue, as I have no get medium right now. Might even try a DIY gel medium. Anyhow, you did a great job on your first speaking video! I could feel your nervousness at the very beginning, but I was happy that you overcame it, right away! Good for you! Your voice is easy to listen to, and of course as an American, I love the accent..LOL. Is it just an American thing? Idk. I'll sub, and look forward to more videos from you, and thank you again.
Lizzy, thank you for the lovely response and encouragement. I was very nervous! If you do trial the PVA, please share with us all how it turns out?
@@leannewagnerart You are very welcome. I'm looking for a good DIY gel medium video now. I'll try one, and get back to you about how it goes! Have a happy day!
Great idea. Love your work.
Thank you, LaShauna. Very pleased that you enjoyed watching my video, hope that you will continue to follow what I create. As a new YT creator, I appreciate your comment.
I have just found your video channel and watched a few of your videos and I love that you do DIY anything ... Thank you for sharing
Your first video was brilliant and all the stuff you have created is wonderful ! ❤
Thank you so much! You might enjoy watching some of my other videos where I share how to create your own materials. ua-cam.com/play/PLMJ1urOQXxOWf41dvtkuIkxwpq-OrCr2V.html
Welcome to UA-cam. So glad your here. Great information. I will have to try this. Thank you for sharing. I can’t wait until your next video.
Thank you, Ginger, for your support. I'm glad that you found it imformative. I hope you do try my glaze technique and share what you create.
Interesting! It’s surprising you can use a solvent based product with water based product (Tim is always warning against that) but your makes are very nice! TYFS! New subbie here Michigan USA ❤️🦋💜
Cindy...more alchemy! Tim is right (most of the time), it depends on what you are trying to achieve with the different solutions, many particular effects/techniques may result not how you expect. Trial and error testing is the way to go.
don't be nervous! you were fantastic! great vid!
Thank you so much!!
Rub over with a clear wax candle and it gets rid of the tack
Ooh, thanks, Tania. I hadn't heard of this solution. I will try it out.
Great ideas, thanks! I'm glad I found your channel. Greetings from California...
Welcome, Linda Lee. I'm very glad that you enjoyed learning about my glaze medium method, it's fun finding ways to replicate mixed media techniques. Lucky you, living in Californa, I've heard it's similar to Australia with lot's of sunshine and surf!
Hello from a fellow Aussie your video just popped up on my UA-cam feed. Yes I totally agree about the time hints products if I want/ need 🙈 a few of his products I order from USA yes I know but it saves money that I can spend in Australian shops.
Hello Jenny, great to meet another Aussie, g'day mate! It is frustrating how sometimes it can take take weeks, sometimes months for product to arrive from the US to Australian stores. I feel for the Australian store owners, it's not their fault that the delays occur. Like you, I would prefer to buy all my product from Australian stores. I'm happy to say that with Tim Holtz's latest release stock was in some Australian stores ready to be sold on/next day after the live. I supported this productivity by purchasing some of the new TH dies...now if only Australia Post could sort themselves out, they are overwhelmed by all our online purchases.
Very cute and creative! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you, Kelly. You may enjoy some of my other 'Make your own' videos ua-cam.com/play/PLMJ1urOQXxOWf41dvtkuIkxwpq-OrCr2V.html
Thank you for your video, I learned so much.
Thank you, Judith. I am glad that you enjoyed the video.
You found lovely I love your videos! I have a hood friend in AU and am currently trying to convince my hubs we need to move there, we’ll actually , Tasmania which is where my friend is planning to move off the mainland. So welcome !
Hi Laurie, come on down…more the merrier, we have plenty of space in Oz. Tasmania is a lovely choice,wouldn’t mind living there myself. Thank you for the lovely comments, I’m glad that you are enjoying my videos.
You did great. Wonderful instructions.
Thank you, Ragdoll. I am glad you enjoyed following my instructions.
New subscriber! Thank you for the info!
Thank you, glad that you enjoyed it and thank you for subscribing.
Girl! You got this! Great job!
Thank you, Sherrie. Very nice to have some positive feedback.
Great video....new subbie here! I'm curious about the end where you used powder?
What is that and where can I get one of those "thingy's"...? lol
Hi Tina, the anti-static powder is a Taylor Expression product. Very compact and handy. www.tayloredexpressions.com/te-antistatic-powder-tool/?fbclid=IwAR1KIazgmLYkdJu8fgaP1lCseLOX5cPsCSk7Dj9ajuG1ICQyBX--1Bqb5AE Thank you for subscribing.
I so enjoyed this share! I love your voice.
Hi Cilla, Thank you for your kinds words. I'm glad that you enjoyed watching how to create a glaze medium finish to your papercraft products.
I’m in WA & of course know Margaret River, Busselton etc - nice to hear a fellow Aussie tutorial
Hi Victoria, nice to hear from another creative Australian, thanks for watching.
Leanne, you did GREAT! Another accomplishment!
Thank you, Becky.
Hi Leanne. Mandurah resident here. I just found your video. You did great. Congratulations. The shine is lovely. New subscriber here.
Thank you, Auzzy Girl. Lovely to have a local watch and comment on my videos, welcome and thank you for subscribing. What is your art/craft passion?
@@leannewagnerart Hi Leanne. I like making cards most of all, but do dabble in other things such as sewing, machine embroidery, scrapbookig, knitting, I have a Cricut, Brother, and Silouette cutting machines, jewellery making, stamping and colouring with alcohol markets, pencils or watercolour that's all I can think of for now. Do you still teach or have any other hobbies?
I think we both live in 2 beautiful places.
Fantastic!!! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for subscribing.
I found it too drawn out(excuse pun), before getting to the mix.Most ppl need to know if they have the products in the first few mins.Then move on to what you can do with them.Watch some Natasha Foote videos...she has a winning combination..🙃
Hi Denise, thank you for your feedback. As a new YT creator, I am trying out different styles of videos. This particular one was at the request of some viewers, they prefered longer, real time, chatty videos, much like a 'live', so I gave it a go. Everyone likes different styles, surprisingly this one is my most popular with one of my short/sharp videos a close second... ua-cam.com/video/gOWK8StJoN0/v-deo.html
@@leannewagnerart I also felt it took too long before you came to the mix. I was patient, and skipped part of the video to get to the mix first. You voice and everything is perfect, so no worries, just people might not want to wait that long for the mix and leave. Of course that's good too... so don't see this as critisism, just a tip.
TLDW (Too long, didn't watch). Six minutes in and you still haven't started the tutorial.
Hi Conni, thank you for your feedback. As I am a new YT channel, I am trying out different styles of video creation, I was requested by other viewers to do long videos where I am discussing my thoughts and process (much like a live might be). I understand how not all viewers like this style of video, so at the moment I am creating both styles to trial. Surprisingly, this is the most viewed video and has gained the most subscribers, so some viewers do like this style. If you prefer short and sharp videos you may like this one ua-cam.com/video/gOWK8StJoN0/v-deo.html
Don't forget that if you find a video too long then you can easily skip through parts to get to the nitty gritty, I do that all the time. I hope you will give me another chance and try watching a few of my other videos, you may find those to your liking. ua-cam.com/channels/6Bua2WeUUas62mFNgsdqNA.htmlfeatured