Make Your Own Texture Plates for Crayon Resist Collage Paper-Tutorial Tidbits
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
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This week I will show you how to use stencils, molding paste, and card stock to create your own 9x12 texture plates! Then I'll demonstrate a great beeswax crayon resist technique with vibrant color combinations and paint that bleeds through the paper, offering colored edges when torn. This is one of my favorite techniques. Check It out!
PS I didn't mention this, but there was really no difference between the molding paste, textured or not...
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Well, Elizabeth, making some texture plates is going to be fun, along with the making of beautiful papers. My 3 yr old granddaughter, with my supervision, will have a blast making the papers, rubbing over the plates and making a grand mess with a wet paint brush. She is fearless making art.
I think it’s amazing that you are encouraging your three year old granddaughter, to make art, and to make a mess! That’s wonderful. Yes, the texture plates are easy to make, and will give you hours of fun!
I enjoyed this demo especially, thanks! I really like projects that use stencils, paper, paint and mediums I have on hand.
@@ElleCoyote that’s awesome! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
The last one with meandering colors is my fave
Thanks Avanelle!
Oh my gosh. Thank you. That lets me use my texture paste in a different way.
My pleasure!
I'M LOVING THAT HAT! I love your channel, you are an amazing creative!
Thank you so much!! I appreciate your feedback
That's a fantastic technique and the papers are so beautiful !!!
Thank you Monique!
I own many, many rubbing plates. But then so does anyone who has lots of embossing folders or dies. All of these paper crafting tools make nice rubbing plates. Even stamps work. And stencils and masks for that matter.
But I was thinking of the plates made specifically for frottage. It was popular for a while in quilting. So I bought a bunch of Cedar Canyon plates (probably my favorite). But also a company called Ten Seconds Studio made plates for metal embossing, so did Walnut Hollow come to think of it. Even Fiskars did, though I no longer remember why. I think Royco too. Periodically rubbing plates come out that are aimed at kids. They are out there if you look.
I have actually used rice paper for this purpose but with gel plates. Though I didn’t achieve the level of resist I was intending. I ended up liking a rubbing over the top of a dry gel print much better. But I wasn’t using paint with such a low viscosity. Now I want to try it. I shall have to see if Golden High Flow works well on a gel plate. Ooooh ooooh ooh, or Jacquard’s Dye-n-flow.
Which makes me think of Shiva Paint Sticks (oil paint in crayon form). I already know that Shiva perfectly resists Dye-n-flow on fabric. That’s something I tried years ago, but didn’t think to try it on paper. Rice paper would make a good choice because of Dye-n-flow’s low viscosity. But I will have to wait for Shiva to cure. That’s the draw back, it won’t be as immediate as a wax based crayon.
I also wasn’t using a beeswax crayons with my gel prints. I tried oil pastels, Crayola, and Neo Color I. Absolutely loved the dreamy creaminess of Neo Color I over gel prints.
I easily found beeswax crayons on Amazon so I’m going to give it a whirl. There’s something called Honeysticks which are aimed at toddlers. They are big and fat so great for rubbings; colorant is food grade so that might be iffy.
The other thought I had while watching this video is that while I haven’t specifically used texture paste to make a rubbing plate, I’ve certainly made lots of stuff with texture pastes so there’s nothing to stop me from using art journal pages and what have you. No waiting for paste to dry.
I just love Elizabeth’s brilliant ideas, don’t you?
Thanks so much for sharing! I have the cedar canyon too but this is fun to make from your favorite stencils.
I’d love to see your sepia bath technique with this process!
Give it a try!
That was fun! I can think of so many ways to use those collage pieces.
That’s my forte, the collage application!
Was I the only one yelling, "Wait, make a print" @ 28:47? Thx Elizabeth for another fun tutorial!😊
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it.
Oooohhh I just got my Joggles order with these stencils! Thx for this great texture creating idea.
Oh you are going to love making the texture plates!! My pleasure
You are so talented and inventive!
Awe thanks so much
Oh my gosh! Something else to put on my list! Thanks Elizabeth - your creativity knows no boundaries!
Hard to believe sometimes. LOL thanks!!
A whole new world of ideas. Love your clear and understandable instructions.❤
I am buying the supplies to try this. What a great fun idea. I want to try this with my 4 granddaughters this spring. All love to do art.
I bet they will love it Ivy!
Wow! What a cool technique! That last one gave me chills!!😮👏😍
Oh I’m so glad!
Great technique lesson! Look forward to trying it out!
Thanks!!
Yah after seeing the stamps yesterday I thought you would not be on today. I’m going to make some and try this out. Loved the hat.
Oh the HAT is from Italy, hand made. Thanks, me too. Yes, the stamps was like a quickie video, this was my planned lesson. I’m glad you are inspired!
My goodness, this is gorgeous and SO different! Very inventive technique! Such a cute hat too!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it
What a brilliant idea of doing this painting. Best result. Nice sharing my friend
Thank you very much
I don’t know how they compare, but I have had good success using joint compound instead of modeling paste in other projects. It dries much faster. Have to thank my hubby for that. You can even add grout for texture. Anybody else try it?🙏🖖
Joint compound (or grout) is NOT ARCHIVAL so you cannot sell any artwork you make using hardware supplies. since I am a professional artist, that is not an option here.
Very cool and fun! Not what I thought you were going to do. I thought you were going to use the crayon rubbing papers to wax resist on the gel plate. Love this technique also
you could do that too Linda!!!
Wow! All good but the last one: oh la la!!!
Right? So much fun. Thanks for watching!
My papers were thin and tore with the amount of water, but if they dry and are as pretty as they are right now… lots to experiment with! Thank you!
Most rice papers are thin, that is why I highly recommend the 9x12 pad linked below. it also works best in terms of tearing for collage application.
An excellent lesson, Elizabeth! So fun and creative! Can't wait to make my plates.
Awesome Lisa, thanks for being here!
Great idea! I’ll be sure to try this!
thanks so much!
This is the first video of yours that I’ve seen, and I love it! Off to see more now 😁
Welcome! I have tons of them. Enjoy Sue
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Wow, I just opened my February envelope of Painted Papers from your Papers of the Month subscription and was SO EXCITED to find that you had included FOUR of the cardstock stencil templates in addition to the regular amount of beautiful painted papers. Your included note let me know I could use those as texture plates like in this video or enjoy them as stencils or accent pieces like on the raven. For anyone who hasn't considered Elizabeth's Paper of the Month club, I highly recommend it! Such a variety of papers every month!
Thanks Heidi, I appreciate your support so much!
Super udea. Thanks for demoing and sharing
My pleasure 😊
Thank you for sharing this incredible new technique!!! The color & visual texture possibilities seem endless. BTW, it would be great to see the papers once they are dry.
My pleasure! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Lots of fun. Thank you.
My pleasure!
thank you 👋👍😊
My pleasure
Such a fab idea! The papers look like batik 😍
They really do! That’s a great analogy Rose
Gorgeous papers! I’m picturing some metallic silver on the blue !
Ooohhhh! Why not?
Gorgeous stuff
Thanks!!
excellent Lesson. Thank you
My pleasure, Nancy, thanks for being here
This reminds me of batik!
It does!
Very inspiring!
Thank you, June
I always learn so much and get totally inspired by your videos! Thank You!🙏🏽💙😎
Awe that’s great!!
Fabulous!!! Thank you! I am so glad you popped up in my feed again! I especially loved that last color combo with the blues and maroon with yellows! It reminds me of sari remnants I've had. Years ago I bought some metallic waxes from a paper marbler. They would be wonderful with this! Now I hope my molding paste is still viable....
Oh I’m glad too!! Thanks for being here.
Elizabeth, these are fabulous! You have awesome ideas. Love the colors are gorgeous! Thank you for one of the best videos I've seen!
Awe I’m so so glad! Thank you kindly Sandra
Thank you.
Sure!
Super great technique. Beautiful results. Gotta try this. Thanks 🙏 for sharing.
My pleasure, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment
Beautiful pages! Thank you for sharing. You are always so generous with your knowledge.
Thanks sharon! Thanks so much for being here
I absolutely love, love, LOVED this lesson Elizabeth...cant wait to try this out. I so enjoy you and cant thank you enough for sharing your brilliance and ideas with us all.
You are quite welcome. Thank you for being here with me and for taking the time to post. Such a kind comment :-)
This is a beautiful tutorial! I learned so very much from it. I have often wanted to make texture plates with my stencils. Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure! Thank you for taking the time to comment :-)
Thank you for the great lesson!!! Love the results!
You are so welcome!
how interesting!! tfs
Great results!
Thank you i shared this video alot im so going to make some art with this the best art video ive seen lately
Awe thanks Gina! You’re amazing.
Gorgeous! You're full of endless, wonderful ideas Elizabeth -- I'll definitely try this (& Planet Peacock is one of my favorite of your stencils :)
I try to be! Thanks so much, I appreciate it
oh my goodness was this amazing and inspiring - i cannot wait to try this - thank you so much Elizabeth xx
My pleasure ! I hope you have so much fun in the process
OMG! These are glorious! Thanks for sharing this.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!!!
Love it.. how fun !!
thanks so much! Happy Friday
WOW--can't wait to try this!! thank you thank you. :-)s
My pleasure, I think you’re really going to enjoy it
Very cool process! Great color combos!
Thank you so much, and thanks for being here
Love these. I want to try metallic gold crayon with black/ purple acrylic washes and black/ purple crayon with gold acrylic washes.
Sounds like a winning combo!
So fun! Thank you.
My pleasure Brenda
Could you do a rubbing with oil pastels?
You could, but you could not use them in collage, because oil and acrylic do not mix.
Where do I purchase Rice paper to make collage papers like these? Love the lesson! Thank you very much for the demo
All supplies are linked below the video: shrsl.com/3c7o8
can you do this with fabric? Add some kind of medium into the paint? then wash out the wax?
I have no idea, I am a paper collage artist. I would suggest doing some research. Thanks for watching!
Really awesome! Loves these colors and textures. I didn't see any difference between the sanded and smooth texture gel. Did you?
No, I didn’t end up seeing any difference, I think they work exactly the same for this application anyway
This is a fantastic idea your papers are gorgeous. Will the wax crayons resist acrylic medium when glueing your papers down or varnishing?
no, there are no issues with gel acrylic medium for glue. I use it all the time. thanks for being here!
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Elizabeth, love this process! Do you think it can be used on fabric?
I have no idea as I do not use fabric, give it a try! it might work like Batik.
@@ElizabethStHilaire I will! Just ordered the stencils from Joggles and will make texture plates with them, (love the peacock and bubbles). Your prints have the look of batiks. I plan to print on good quality muslin, use the prints to make a quilt top! I will let you know how it works. Thanks for the inspiration!
@@flypanfly thanks for the support! Let me know, I’m totally curious!!!!
Would the Caran D"ache Neocolor ll Aquarelle crayons work ?
I don’t know, it’s the wax that resists, are they high in wax?
@@ElizabethStHilaire They do have wax in them but I do not know the exact percentage . The Neocolor ll are water soluble and the Neocolor l are not water soluble and work as a resist if adding water. I just found your channel and I already love it. I am fairly new to mix media. Have worked with stencils, stamps and different pastes on greeting cards. I have subscribed and will follow you going forward. You are fabulous....🥰🥰🥰🥰
Will too much wax prevent the paper from sticking down with glue .
No, it works just fine!
Would you please share where you got that dreamy brush ?
I picked it up somewhere, not sure!
@@ElizabethStHilaire I loved the outcome of these papers and the ones you made with beeswax crayon. Wonderful ! 🎨💖✨️
@@ultraviolet734 thanks so much!!
Very cool. When used in a mixed media piece, does the wax resist? Or do you have to seal it? Also what is the lovely transparent blue you used at around 29:20? I don't think I have that color. Thank you for sharing your technique!
The wax does not cause any issues, it’s a small amount of it. I think I named the colors in the video? If not, I’m not totally sure! Ultramarine maybe?
I think it was Manganese Blue Hue, gorgeous color! Elizabeth uses it often.
I think it’s Goldens high flow fluorescent blue. I looked at colour chart as I like it too.
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I know I'm l am very late commenting but that blue peacock pattern looks like there is a cats head and face in the middle.
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