Oh my! I have soooooooo many of the IOD stamps! Now you've peaked my interest in the molds. You show just how friendly user they are to the novice crafter. Thank you for sharing!❣
Thank you so much for you’re help, I am new to IOD and you can say I’m obsessed 😄 you have took me to a new challenge and I can’t wait to see how it’s all going to come out ♥️😊
Super cute! Thank you for the tips in dealing with the Harper mould. I just ordered a bunch of these moulds and knew the letters were very delicate. Totally new to this genre of crafting but I can not wait to get my hands on these moulds and create! I am definitely going to do my version of the one you created here, can't wait!
Hello....Just joined your channel simpley put FAB!!! Yes I love French decorating all the above ... You are a great teacher your set up with camera all the layouts are just perfect....You have made me a believer of stamps, and I O D moulds.......Thank you in advance for all your next tutorials, so glad I found you today....also may I say your haircut is so fly:) Barbie Tarpon Springs, Florida
Welcome and thanks so much! 😊 Be sure to follow Victoria on her Facebook page - she does lots of Lives and LOVES French decorating: facebook.com/oldtooohlala We agree - she's a total glamour girl with her hairstyle!
I love it! The French - Shabby- English Garden things speak to me too. The things that look like they would taste good😄 as silly as it sounds, a few people will understand that.
Thank you! I like using the Valspar antiquing gel, but your local IOD stockist will also be able recommend a great product for getting the same type of antique look. :)
Great instructions on how to do but it would be very helpful to tell us what products you use. Like the glue, the sealer (spray or brush on) the antiquing gel,etc.
Great suggestion! We're currently working on a blog post that will detail that out. In the meantime... the glue is Titebond Quick and Thick, the sealer is any high quality water-based polyurethane (we like General Finishes, but your local stockist can also make some great suggestions) and the antiquing gel is the Valspar brand (but again, your IOD stockist can also recommend a favorite if you need help). Thanks for taking the time to watch and happy making!
Thanks! We've found the gel is a bit thicker and settles into the crevices with more intense color, but we also like using color washes (made with acrylic paint and water) for antiquing. You can see how we do that in this video (if you don't want to get the gel): ruclips.net/video/pEeSYxwD5XI/видео.html
I started watching this video, and I had no idea what kind of board she was using to paint on. It looks like a great video, but I need to know what to start out with. What kind of paints are being used? Did I miss that?
I’ve been looking for antique gel. Are you using the antique gel that is primarily sold to use on top of leather? Everything I found is a liquid an yours appears to be a cream. I just want to make sure I’m purchasing the right product.
Hi Joanna, Which picture are you referring to? Happy to help you figure out which mould it was. You can email a picture to customerservice@ironorchiddesigns.com and we can help you. Thanks!
You can definitely use brown wax, just be sure to seal your piece before putting on the wax so you can easily wipe it back. If you don't seal first, it will often come out too dark. Happy making!
The mustard paint is the base coat, which you want to let dry before dry brushing on the white so it doesn't blend. No need to seal before applying the moulds. Hopefully that answers your question but let us know if not. :)
I think the whole thing (not just the moulds) needs to be sealed. And, it probably would have been easier to seal the base before moving onto gluing the moulds on. Then paint the moulds. After paint is dry, seal the moulds as well.
Old to Ooh La La Hand - Painted Pieces on Facebook. She creates fabulous pieces. Victoria is so encouraging, and an amazing teacher. So very kind of her to share her creative talents. 💕
This is beautiful but would cost me a fortune to get all the stamps and molds to make it for myselfe..If you had a shop it may be worth it if you sold a lot.
You could do a workshop with an IOD retailer . Then you could use the products and make the "thing" without having to invest in all the supplies. :) It's lots of fun!
Very detailed, so informative, no chit-chat or distracting music! I learned so much, looking forward to more of your videos.
Thank you for watching, Cynthia! So glad that you enjoyed🤗❤️
I have learned more from you than any other tutorial.
So wonderful to see you here on the Iron Orchid Designs RUclips channel Victoria! 💕
Thanks for coming
@@IronOrchidDesigns Much love to you both. 💕
Thanks Beth 😊
Oh my! I have soooooooo many of the IOD stamps! Now you've peaked my interest in the molds. You show just how friendly user they are to the novice crafter. Thank you for sharing!❣
You are so welcome!
Jump in and play around Jill!
Victoria- Old to Ooh La La
Thank you so much for you’re help, I am new to IOD and you can say I’m obsessed 😄 you have took me to a new challenge and I can’t wait to see how it’s all going to come out ♥️😊
Fantastic! It's really so much fun - you will surprise yourself with your own creativity. :)
Thank you for the brayer tip.....
You are so welcome!
I loved this video. I learned sooooo much. Your instructions were awesome
Beautiful!
tyfs honey
Super cute! Thank you for the tips in dealing with the Harper mould. I just ordered a bunch of these moulds and knew the letters were very delicate. Totally new to this genre of crafting but I can not wait to get my hands on these moulds and create! I am definitely going to do my version of the one you created here, can't wait!
Have fun with it! Victoria from Old to Ooh La La
Yay! We can't wait to see what you make. :)
Hello....Just joined your channel simpley put FAB!!! Yes I love French decorating all the above ... You are a great teacher your set up with camera all the layouts are just perfect....You have made me a believer of stamps, and I O D moulds.......Thank you in advance for all your next tutorials, so glad I found you today....also may I say your haircut is so fly:) Barbie Tarpon Springs, Florida
Welcome and thanks so much! 😊 Be sure to follow Victoria on her Facebook page - she does lots of Lives and LOVES French decorating: facebook.com/oldtooohlala
We agree - she's a total glamour girl with her hairstyle!
Thank you for the tutorial. Very helpful, I am brand new to IOD products. Very interesting.
Thanks I just got my moulds and you have been quite helpful love the layering effect
I love it!
The French - Shabby- English Garden things speak to me too.
The things that look like they would taste good😄 as silly as it sounds, a few people will understand that.
Love it!! That's too funny and we totally get it! (That's why you can also use the IOD moulds in baking and sugar arts!
Makes sense to me 😄
Victoria from Old to Ooh La La
Fab idea! ❤️❤️❤️. I missed the glue you use. Thank you again for a perfect lesson/tutorial!
You are so welcome! The glue is called Titebond Quick & Thick.
Happy you found it helpful! Victoria from Old to Ooh La La
@@victoriakonhorst1769 glue is perfecto 😊
Love, love, love! Sharing your techniques was inspiring. Thank you so much!🌺
You are so welcome!
Thank you 😊 Victoria from Old to Ooh La La
Firstly you are beautiful. Your work is amazing thanks so much. 🙋🇨🇦✌🙏
Wow, thank you! Victoria knows just how to get that amazing "ooh, la la" look!
@@IronOrchidDesigns for sho for sho
Your haircut is amazing.
Why, thank you!
Ha! Thanks 😘
Thank you for sharing this!
Lovely!
Ty. Learned a lot!
Fabulous love this xx ♥
Beautiful! Excellent instructions & useful tips. Thank you. Where does the harlequin stencil come from?
Thanks so much, Kathi! There are several companies that make them. I got mine from Etsy. :)
Thanks Kathi!
Victoria from Old to Ooh La La
@@victoriakonhorst1769 hi! Where did you get the harlequin stencil? The one that you used in the le lapin video.
Stunning!! Absolutely gorgeous. Could you please tell us what kind of antique gel you are using? Thank you!
Thank you! I like using the Valspar antiquing gel, but your local IOD stockist will also be able recommend a great product for getting the same type of antique look. :)
Thank you 😊
Victoria- Old to Ooh La La
Is this a 6x9 or 5x7 board?
Great instructions on how to do but it would be very helpful to tell us what products you use. Like the glue, the sealer (spray or brush on) the antiquing gel,etc.
Great suggestion! We're currently working on a blog post that will detail that out. In the meantime... the glue is Titebond Quick and Thick, the sealer is any high quality water-based polyurethane (we like General Finishes, but your local stockist can also make some great suggestions) and the antiquing gel is the Valspar brand (but again, your IOD stockist can also recommend a favorite if you need help). Thanks for taking the time to watch and happy making!
@@IronOrchidDesigns Thank you so much.
Happy you found my tutorial helpful 🙂
Victoria from Old to Ooh La La
What’s the difference from using antique gel vs dark brown paint? Love your products!
Thanks! We've found the gel is a bit thicker and settles into the crevices with more intense color, but we also like using color washes (made with acrylic paint and water) for antiquing. You can see how we do that in this video (if you don't want to get the gel): ruclips.net/video/pEeSYxwD5XI/видео.html
❤very nice tutorial 👌 I'm just wondering what product is that gel exactly??
Hi Anne! That is an antiquing gel🥰 Once you apply, you want to wipe it away for a nice aged look😍🤗
Do u have a sight I can go to. Love your explanation and. Instructions. Regards. Sharon wise. Thank you
Here is her Facebook page😊 facebook.com/oldtooohlala
I guess the cornstarch is your mold release agent!
I started watching this video, and I had no idea what kind of board she was using to paint on. It looks like a great video, but I need to know what to start out with. What kind of paints are being used? Did I miss that?
Hi Jacqueline! Victoria is painting on a wood blank with chalk paints🤗
I’ve been looking for antique gel. Are you using the antique gel that is primarily sold to use on top of leather? Everything I found is a liquid an yours appears to be a cream. I just want to make sure I’m purchasing the right product.
Which fleur de lis mold did you use on the corners of picture you made last year? Please let me know
Hi Joanna, Which picture are you referring to? Happy to help you figure out which mould it was. You can email a picture to customerservice@ironorchiddesigns.com and we can help you. Thanks!
I figured it out after much research, lolol!
Why are the letters backwards
Donde compro moldes en linea desde mexico ? O en cual tienda
Hi, Victoria. 🙋🏼♀️
Hi! So fun to see a familiar face!
Hi Carol 👋
On your sealer is it polycrylic or polyacrylic?
It's Polyacrylic
Could you use brown wax instead of antique gel ? Plus do IOD sell dog and cat moulds ?
You can definitely use brown wax, just be sure to seal your piece before putting on the wax so you can easily wipe it back. If you don't seal first, it will often come out too dark. Happy making!
how did you keep the cream white paint and sealer off of the mustard part of the canvas? Did you seal it first and then glue the moulds on?
The mustard paint is the base coat, which you want to let dry before dry brushing on the white so it doesn't blend. No need to seal before applying the moulds. Hopefully that answers your question but let us know if not. :)
I think the whole thing (not just the moulds) needs to be sealed. And, it probably would have been easier to seal the base before moving onto gluing the moulds on. Then paint the moulds. After paint is dry, seal the moulds as well.
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Thanks for watching!
Happy you enjoyed it
Victoria from Old to Ooh La La
where do I get the harlaquin stencil?
Reach out to Victoria and she'll be able to help you find that stencil. Thanks for watching! facebook.com/oldtooohlala
Can I get the name of your business page please?! I would love to follow you 😊💖
Old to Ooh La La Hand - Painted Pieces on Facebook. She creates fabulous pieces. Victoria is so encouraging, and an amazing teacher. So very kind of her to share her creative talents. 💕
It's in the description or Beth also shared below. Thanks for watching.
Look forward to seeing you on my page 🙂
Victoria from Old to Ooh La La
I can't tell, is the lettering backward?
It just looks that way on camera. In real life, it's the correct way :)
what kind of gel.....ink...paint:????
Any antique gel, any chalk paint...
you cut you hair wow i did that one time myself looks good
Thanks! :)
Thanks, I like my hair short 😉
Victoria from Old to Ooh La La
This is beautiful but would cost me a fortune to get all the stamps and molds to make it for myselfe..If you had a shop it may be worth it if you sold a lot.
You could do a workshop with an IOD retailer . Then you could use the products and make the "thing" without having to invest in all the supplies. :) It's lots of fun!
Your camera focus keeps going in and out as you move your hands. A more vertical angle might avoid this.
I would have loved to see it; your camera is messing up:(
Lives are a little tricky to always get a clear image, but I tried my best so you could see all the steps. Thanks for watching!
It was only in the beginning of the video