When it comes to colors, feel free to use what you have in your stash! While I’ll be using specific Distress Paint colors for these techniques, you can substitute with similar shades to fit your style. However, to achieve the best results, Distress Paint is highly recommended due to its unique properties.

You don’t need to use the exact brands of texture pastes, heat tools, or paintbrushes— use what works for you! The same goes for stamps and stencils; choose designs that inspire you and complement your projects.

If you do decide to purchase the exact supplies I’m using, I’d love for you to shop through my links! It costs you nothing extra, but it helps support my business so I can continue to keep class costs low and provide free content for you. Most importantly—have fun, experiment, and make it your own!

Check out the full supply list HERE

• Distress Paints

• Non Porous Surface

• Water Spray Bottle

• Mixed Media Paper or watercolor paper (about 20 pieces)

• Heat Tool Brayer Stamps (any designs of choice)

• Stencils (With larger open space)

• Archival Ink

• Versamark Ink

• Frosted Crystal Embossing Powder or Embossing Glaze

• Stipple Brush

• Distress Micro Glaze (for sealing) Dome

• Blending Tool

• Smooth Paper Towel

• Texture Paste (your choice of brand)

• Paint Brushes

• Water

• A pan of water for stencils