How very kind of you Nicole! You definitely made our day with your beautiful words. Thank you for watching! We’ll keep making and sharing so that others can learn what we’ve learned. 💛

It definitely is a process but that usually is the case when we try to come up with new ideas. We were proud of it :)

Aw thank you!! 😊 😊 😊 It makes us happy to share❤️❤️❤️

I totally will!

@@CatalinasDesigns love it but always translate the French prior to rearranging the transfer

You're so welcome! I hope your project turns out amazing!!!

Am doing a re-model from a cop shop to a doctors office and will be pitching this technique to my contractor

Thank you!! And thank you for watching it 😊😊😊

And that you for watching. Experiment away! 😊😊😊

Thank you for watching AND subscribing! I’m glad I can help. I know I had a lot of questions about working with Sheetrock mud so I wanted to share for others who did as well.

Tag me on Instagram if you do! Thank you for watching ☺️

Thank you for watching and subscribing!! 😊😊😊

Yay! Fellow Houstonian! 😊😊😊 Thank you for watching and subscribing. I’m very happy I can share what Ive learn 🤍🤍🤍

Oh my god that right your from Houston !!! What cha got for sell guys ???

Happy to! Happy New Years ♥️

Thank you! Being natural in front of a camera was awkward and hard at first. But I think we finally got it 😂😂😂 Thank you for watching!

OOH! I love Finnabair waxes. I bet it will make all that raised stencil pop and really shine. Thank you for watching! :)

Thats so wonderful to hear!! Im glad you enjoyed it 🥰🥰🥰 Don’t forget to subscribe. I am always working on something 😊

Marcia Marcia Marcia thank you! 😊

Thank you for watching it!! Hope you subscribe to catch more ☺️

Funny, I grew up with the metric system but since I moved to the states and inches is the standard, I forget cm and mm exist 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

Patti Moe THANK YOU!! I’ve definitely worked on my video editing skills since this one was filmed. Hoping I can make better videos to share too :)

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Wow! que alegria recibir tu saludo desde el otro lado del mundo 🥰🥰🥰 Muchísimas gracias por ver mis vídeos. De verdad que me has alegrado el día ♥️

It should work the same. Your drying times may vary depending on how liquid-like or paste-like it is from the tub. And yes you just came it on. It’ll only be as raised as the thickness of your stencil. Some stencils are thicker than other but you want to scrape the excess so you have a clean design. Just cake it on and smooth it so that it’s flat with the stencil. Even if you have a thin stencil, you’ll have a raised pattern

Haha I totally get it! I think I add gold to 80% of my projects too 😆 Thank you so much for watching and don’t forget to subscribe!! 😁😁😁

I would think it’s the stuff you use to cover the wholes. Over here, sheetrock (gypsum boards) get covered with this mud to smooth them out and sometimes add texture. Plaster is more expensive here, so I would say the stuff to patch holes.

It’s the plaster made to be used in the joints of sheets of plaster board wall lining. When used on walls you plaster 2-3 thin layers. The last layer is finishing compound a finer, smoother plaster. Finishing compound might be the best to use

So the stencil I used was from Prima Stencils and it has been discontinued. I have another video where I did a faux concrete look and that stencil has also been discontinued. So now I just stick to my go-to stencil source, which is Cutting edge stencils. www.idevaffiliate.com/33076/296.html I do have an affiliate link since I’ve worked with their products a bit. If you see my Faux Concrete video or my Boho dresser Anthropologie inspired you can see me using them. They are not as thick, but they still work great!

@@CatalinasDesigns thanks so much!! I will look into those videos.

@@CatalinasDesigns Thanks for posting that stencil company link. I just found a fabulous elephant stencil that I've been looking all over for.

@@creativegirl9710 That's so good to hear!!! Thank you for watching :)

Julyseven Thank you! I used this one 2chattychicks.com/products/redesign-raised-stencil-lenore-corners

Woot woot! HTown represent ✌🏽 You absolutely can! Just be gentle on the raised stenciled parts when you’re applying and, specially while buffing out the excess. Thank you for watching ☺️☺️☺️

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Woot woot CATALINA IS THE SHIT!! I LOVE YA IT LOOKS GREAT!!

Funny enough, this actually helps a ton! Comments and likes count as engagement and KZfaq promotes those videos. So you’ve helped us on that end, Nicole! 😊😊😊

Yes! I would stick to clay or mineral (chalk paints) rather than latex though. Start with the paint and then add water a little at a time.

@@CatalinasDesigns omg thank you so much pretty girl ! Love your show so much!!! Your awesome!!!

@@blueboots1926 *You’re awesome.

No. While it is wet you can wipe/wash it off. Once it dries it hardens and it would have to be scraped or sanded off. For reference, If you’re in the USA, joint compound (AKA sheet rock mud) is the stuff they use to texture walls.

@@CatalinasDesigns thank you!

I was from Re-design by prima. They have since discontinued it and tbh, I can figure out if they even make them anymore. After that I started using more cutting edge stencils, they are not a thick but still give you the 3D effect and they are great quality. Here’s my link if you wanna just check them out www.idevaffiliate.com/33076/296.html

@@CatalinasDesigns thank you. I'm looking for a dandilion stencil. This is new to me but I want to try it. Ill check them out with you rlink.

Thank you for letting me know. I no longer work with some of the brands but if you go to Dixie Belle Paint's page, you'll find the paint (sand Bar) and wax (grunge) there.

@@CatalinasDesigns Awwwww thank you for nicely responding. Love your vids. Been very helpful. And I will deffo go check it out. Keep on puttin em out. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😊😊

That was 2x speed and on purpose. To illustrate the thinking process. But also not a priority of the video since it was only a few seconds of it.

Maybe she should offer preschool sessions? Two is a number, “to”expresses direction and the one I believe you are still looking for is “too”. P.s. I’m not giving you the definition this time. Be nice to nice people, especially when these people are sharing their creative talent for the world to see and they don’t mind explaining their processes. Your comment shows you are ungrateful and are part of what is wrong with society. If you don’t have anything nice to say or type, or something suggestive to the process for our community of learners on this channel, then don’t say or type anything. In my preschool class, my students are 4 years old and I understand completely that they need guidance on this, but a grown person? THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK!