I had to share this with everybody-Martha Stewart White Texture effect. I was in Michael's last week and found myself in the stenciling section. You never know when there will be cool stuff in a different department!
If it's not the scrapbooking department then I feel like I am in a foreign land. Jewelry, knitting-I just don't know. The same is true for the paint department. But as I look around blogland, I see folks using fiber stuff and all sorts of things to add interest to scrapbook pages and cards-and I want to do that too! So unfortunately, this stuff was too new for someone to explain it to me. So I went out on a limb and bought some.
Here's a little video here. It shows some of the other products in the line.
And I love it! It is what it says. It's white texture. Just scoop and smooth. I was making a card and tried to use a paper Tim Holtz gear as a mask-sort of and this part turned out pretty cool. (The bottom did not so my card went a different direction.)
So I smoothed out the texture that I used on the gear and let it dry. I added some paint and the gear looks rusted. How cool is that! There's my gear. I don't know what else I can use it on but I'm very excited.
If you have suggestions-just let me know! Thanks for stopping by today! Until next time my friends--Texture! :)
1 comment:
Hi Katy. Just doing a catch-up on your blog and have to say I am impressed with your textured cog. Found a video by Christy Tomlinson on YouTube about masks and stencils (pt 2) which looks worth checking out and there are loads of peeps now using modelling paste/texture paste of different makes in their journalling now. Can't wait to see where you go with this. Hugs, Buttons x
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