Hi Chris! I wanted to share with you that, when I first saw this video, I made the paste right away and I liked it as far as the consistency. It worked really well. However, for some reason, I could not stomach the smell of the baby powder. Since baby powder is mainly cornstarch, or, as you say over there, corn flour, I thought, what do I have to lose? So this morning, I made a batch of the paste with your recipe but I used only corn flour instead of baby powder. It works like a charm! I just made two beautiful cards! And no smell! 😊❤❤❤
That's wonderful, I have said in some videos that I thought you could use cornstarch, but I had never actually tried it. It's brilliant to know that it works well! Thanks so much for letting me know. Actually it's the smell of the talc that I really like... it's great that we are all different! 🧡🧡🧡
This must be one of your more popular videos. I remember getting some pigment powder as a gift with a purchase and the instructions were to use embossing paste to adhere it. At the time, I'd never heard of embossing paste. I had loads of other kinds of pastes but no embossing paste. Of course, after watching you for so long, I know now. I saw a comment from someone a year ago when you were ALSO on vacation. You have loyal subscribers.
I am blessed to have such wonderful people subscribe to my channel, take the time to comment on my work... Even when I'm away on vacation. Thank you❤️❤️❤️
I will definitely be trying this very soon! I love experimenting and this video was perfect - easy recipe and examples of what to do with it. Thank you so much! 💕💕👍👍
What do you use to make your stencils on the Cricut, and what thickness is it? Do you need a special blade? I’ll have to try making some too. Thanks for the idea.
Just found this video, can't wait to try out your recipe! I also just found your videos and subscribed to you today. I'm really enjoying watching your creativity and the beauty you create, so inspiring! ❤
Really useful as I’ve found paste dried up as well. I add embossing powder sometimes to my paste through stencil and heat for a different effect too. Really enjoy your videos thank you.
The effect of embossing powder is different if you heat it immediately, or leave it to soak into the paste before heating. It's fun to see it happening!
Hi. This is brilliant, I made some a few years ago now and I added colour to it which worked really well. Thank you for reminding me of this, it's high time I made some more as it is great stuff.
@@Chrissieannie We are lucky enough to live in the same area so we try to get together once a month to make cards, etc. We missed each other during the height of Covid, but we are back to seeing each other again. The three of us have so much in commen and get along great ... always so much fun!! :) xx
Thanks for this tutorial. Have you tried coloring it with mica powders? Would you need to spray a sealant on your project after it dries so the mica doesn’t rub off, or does the embossing paste take care of that already? Can’t wait to give this a go.
That's interesting, thank you, I used a different measuring cup when I made this last batch and wondered why I appeared to have more paste! I added a little more glue this time. I'll amend the description to let others know of my faux pas! 🤔 Thank you!
I had the same question about using cornstarch...wondering if you tried it, and if so how well it worked. (Also, if anyone has successfully replaced the talcum powder with something other than cornstarch, I'd love to know about it.)
Hi Chris! I wanted to share with you that, when I first saw this video, I made the paste right away and I liked it as far as the consistency. It worked really well. However, for some reason, I could not stomach the smell of the baby powder. Since baby powder is mainly cornstarch, or, as you say over there, corn flour, I thought, what do I have to lose? So this morning, I made a batch of the paste with your recipe but I used only corn flour instead of baby powder. It works like a charm! I just made two beautiful cards! And no smell! 😊❤❤❤
That's wonderful, I have said in some videos that I thought you could use cornstarch, but I had never actually tried it. It's brilliant to know that it works well! Thanks so much for letting me know. Actually it's the smell of the talc that I really like... it's great that we are all different! 🧡🧡🧡
I knew that you would like the feedback. I hope you are having a wonderful vacation! 💜
It's great thanks ❤️❤️❤️
What does it smell like, I loved the smell of baby powder
Great tips and tricks! ❤ I wonder if potato flour would work too? It has no smell. 🤔
This must be one of your more popular videos. I remember getting some pigment powder as a gift with a purchase and the instructions were to use embossing paste to adhere it. At the time, I'd never heard of embossing paste. I had loads of other kinds of pastes but no embossing paste. Of course, after watching you for so long, I know now. I saw a comment from someone a year ago when you were ALSO on vacation. You have loyal subscribers.
I am blessed to have such wonderful people subscribe to my channel, take the time to comment on my work... Even when I'm away on vacation. Thank you❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, Chris. So convenient. Can make this with what I have here in the house. So inexpensive! Thanks so much! From Cheryl in AZ
Wonderful!
Thank you for this, I'm new to embossing so this will be cheaper than store bought for when i make mistakes 😊
Enjoy yourself!
Thank you for this recipe! I can’t wait to try it!
I really enjoy all of your youtube postings. Thank you so so much.
Wow that was very clever. Thank you for sharing your tips with us 👏👏
Looks like it will be fun to try. Thanks for the recipe.
Thanks for your clear explanation! Nice that you make videos!
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing.
Enjoy your videos and ideas shared. Thank you. I love your work area with all the parts and pieces nearby. Real life crafting! 🤓
I am going to make my own! Thanks for the recipe!!
Hi Chrissie
Wow! That’s a brilliant idea ….and cheap xx
Thankyou….
Hugs Sylvie xx
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you very much Christine,as always very informative with easy to follow guidelines.
My pleasure!
You are so much fun to watch! I am learning so much from you. I just keep watching one after the other. Thank you !
Reading this makes me happy, thank you so much 😊❤️❤️❤️
Lovely video, thank you and you can see the sparkle. 😊
Thank you❤️❤️❤️
I will definitely be trying this very soon! I love experimenting and this video was perfect - easy recipe and examples of what to do with it. Thank you so much! 💕💕👍👍
Hope you enjoy😃😃😃
WOW!!!!! This is awesome - thank you.
My pleasure!
Great video Chrissie. Have to try this. :)
Perfect instruction! i will try this. I make my own stencils using the cricut and love them.
What do you use to make your stencils on the Cricut, and what thickness is it? Do you need a special blade? I’ll have to try making some too. Thanks for the idea.
Just found this video, can't wait to try out your recipe! I also just found your videos and subscribed to you today. I'm really enjoying watching your creativity and the beauty you create, so inspiring! ❤
Welcome!! Thanks so much 😊😊😊
Thank you Christine. I will certainly give it a try.
Please do!
Great idea and great recipe 👍
Thanks a lot
Really useful as I’ve found paste dried up as well. I add embossing powder sometimes to my paste through stencil and heat for a different effect too. Really enjoy your videos thank you.
The effect of embossing powder is different if you heat it immediately, or leave it to soak into the paste before heating. It's fun to see it happening!
Hi. This is brilliant, I made some a few years ago now and I added colour to it which worked really well. Thank you for reminding me of this, it's high time I made some more as it is great stuff.
Thank you ❤️
Fabulous! Thank you so much. I struggle with the costs of some of these products so this is so liberating and possible!🖐
Glad it was helpful!
I look forward to trying this!
It works really well! ❤️❤️❤️
Just found your recipe. I need to get some powder and try your recipe! Love the idea!
Please do!
Thank you so much for the information, I will try it. ❤
Hope you like it!
Excellent! Thank you 🤗
You are so welcome!
Wonderful ! Thank you, take care.
Thanks Elizabeth 😊😊😊
Thanks for sharing love it❤
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so very much. I am off to make some embossing paste.
Thank you so much.
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Great video will have a go
Hope you enjoy❤️
Thanks for this
Awesome! Looks like Susan, Christine and I will be making some of your paste at our new craft day! :) xx
Are you getting together or Zooming? Sounds like fun!
@@Chrissieannie We are lucky enough to live in the same area so we try to get together once a month to make cards, etc. We missed each other during the height of Covid, but we are back to seeing each other again. The three of us have so much in commen and get along great ... always so much fun!! :) xx
@@lollthompson7357 sounds wonderful! I hope you all have fun!
Excellent. Thanks for sharing. Would pop out a bit moreover dark card
Hi Christine I found it !!!!!! Whoop whoop lol xx
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Thankyou Chris. Added bonus, I don’t have to buy supplies 😂
Excellent! ♥️
Thanks for this tutorial. Have you tried coloring it with mica powders? Would you need to spray a sealant on your project after it dries so the mica doesn’t rub off, or does the embossing paste take care of that already? Can’t wait to give this a go.
I have used mica powder in the mix and didn't need a sealant, I think the glue allows the mica to be combined with the mixture.
Your measuring cup says 1/3 cup, so less than you said, with more glue?
Take a look at the description, it’s all a little subjective, depending on the brands of paint & glue etc.
Thx !!!!! Brilliant. Oops... But does that cup not say 1/3 of a cup instead of half a cup? 😉
I added that in the description!!!!! Did you see?
What a great idea! Can't wait to give this a go! May I ask what thickness the Mylar is for the stencils? Many thanks
250 microns
@@Chrissieannie Great - thanks!
Wonderful! How long does it take to dry on the card? Thank you.
It's kind of how long is a piece of string! How much liquid have you added, what is the temperature, humidity etc. When it's dry, it's dry!
Found it 🥰
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We don't have PVU glue in the States; would Elmers Glue be similar? Great video, thank you.
I think that Elmer's white school glue is the equivalent of PVA! Glad you liked the video!
The bottom of your measuring cup says 1/3 cup, not 1/2.
That's interesting, thank you, I used a different measuring cup when I made this last batch and wondered why I appeared to have more paste! I added a little more glue this time. I'll amend the description to let others know of my faux pas! 🤔 Thank you!
Christine, I am from Canada. What is PVA glue? Just white glue?
Yup!
Thank you for sharing, can I use cornstarch instead of talc powder?
I wouldn't think so, but I don't know as I've not tried. If you do try it and it works, maybe you could let us know!
Yes, if I try, I will let you know. Thank you.
I had the same question about using cornstarch...wondering if you tried it, and if so how well it worked. (Also, if anyone has successfully replaced the talcum powder with something other than cornstarch, I'd love to know about it.)
Hi, I never did try it.
wow ,what kind of glitter are you using.i love it
I believe it's called Glamour Dust!
@@Chrissieannie thank you, i will look for it. hope they have it in the Netherlands
@@sylviaf7611 there are all sorts of crystal/twinkle/glitters available, I'm sure you should be able find something similar.
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