Basic SMOOTH Texture Recipe for Canvas Art | Spackle, Filler, Plaster | 3 Materials Only!

One of the most basic texture recipe's to make the perfect texture art using filler/spackle/dry compound/plaster!

Products used:
1. Filler (Spackle)
2. PVA Glue
3. Acrylic Paint (Optional)

Feel free to experiment using your own ingredients!

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[joanneleclair]

I am so happy I found you. Someone who isn’t afraid to tell us what works and what doesn’t and provides model paste recipes. I appreciate your videos so much !!

[mrtrainman]

Thank you very much for sharing this recipe, long time ago I begin to think about textured painting for own home art, thank you for inspiration

[jadexx]

I’m so glad I found your channel some people don’t want to help other artists when it comes to what works and what doesn’t.

[floriavu]

I have been looking all over for a video of a smooth texture paste. Thank you very much for sharing! 😊

[bettyboo]

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thanks very much for the modelling paste recipe. Great art and happy creating

[miriamkivlehan]

Great tutorial; excellent results. I suggest that when storing a small amount in a large container that has lot of air above it, that you set the cling film directly on the top of the mixture where it will act like a skin and mitigate the mixture from absorbing the column of air above it in rhe container. You can continue to add the piece on the lid as a secondary barrier agsint external air. I discovered this using various DIY product mixes including fillers and homemade chalk paint. Whilst it is not truly airtight, it significantly increases the storage lifespan.

[danabraidman]

Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. I’m jumping in and making two huge pieces for our house and in my trials the spackle paste alone was hard to get an even spread…I’m a rookie so it’s even harder…so I went looking something else to add into spackle and found your video. It seems like it’s so much easier to spread. The trick is not doing it too thick😂. I couldn’t find anyone else that shared their recipe so thank you so much. I’m now subscribed to your channel❤

[DavidjayyB]

I've discovered this art recently and I love it. 😊

[starmazaheri]

Cool, thank you very much. Please can you tell us, if this mixture has a clean and neat ending? doesn't dry quickly so allowing you to decide what you really want to do with it on canvas, and if you don't like it you have time to change it, also doesn't crack and become ugly after some days or weeks or years.

[gayatriganapathiraju]

Thankyou so much. I have seen so many artists who haven’t told the material cause they are just afraid or no idea but nobody have responded…. But you thankyou so so much for this video it is really helpful, short, very clear and informative ❤❤

[raquelfolg]

I've just seen a previous video of you starting texture art, at your home's floor (like 2 years ago) and next i jump to this one. So great to see you on your own art studio! Congrats and thanks for your art tips!

[clausilva]

Thanks for the video! Really nice 👍
My question, what is the maximum thickness we can use on the canvas with this mix without creating cracks?

[audreygullas]

Well done, just beautiful. Thank you so much.

[__shannon____]

Awesome thank you!!!! Been wanting to try this. Can you do a video of how thick it go before it starts cracking?

[Karibee]

Oh Grace, thank you for making your videos. Your presentation and ideas are so brilliant! Much love and peace from Greenwich London UK ❤

[rejubme]

Just what I was looking for, tyfs! :)

[wheresjoshat]

Dope video, loved the whole vibe - looking forward to seeing how it looks in a few days!

[jenniferl]

This is so useful !! Please can you link the exact brand of materials you use ? Thanks

[nekmarahman]

I love your direct explanation! I wonder if this recipe also can b applied to the wall?

[fpqkzci]

Does anyone know what are the ideal ratios for the mixture? Is it 3 parts Filler, 2 parts PVA, 1 Part Paint? Or maybe 3:1:1?
Also, has anyone tried using ink instead of Acrylic paint?