Thanks for watching! There are so many uses for this "leather"! In this video I showed how to make a faux leather junk journal: th-cam.com/video/PJL-VZfazrU/w-d-xo.html. You can add decorative corners to your book covers by following my other tutorial: th-cam.com/video/enc90zZeAQQ/w-d-xo.html. You can also embellish wooden boxes or cardboard boxes, add textured accents to you mixed media art and collages, or even upcycle an ordinary shoebox! Enjoy! :)
Thank you for this! I would like to make a leather journal for my grandnephew who is nine. I have yards of brown Amazon packing paper to experiment with.
You are the best one I’ve looked at 20 I swear, and you are detailed but easy you explained things as well. You’ve got a great voice thank you so so much for doing this.
@@auntnatalie Thank you so much, Natalie! 💖 How very sweet of you! I’m so glad you enjoyed my video, and I hope you explore more fun projects on my channel! Welcome to Chasing Paper and Happy crafting! 🤗💕🌺
bank you for this. I often use paper bags wrinkled behind my photos of our farm. I'm definitely going to try your technique to make leather it's great!
This was so great, thank you!!! Very clear and easy to follow! I’d love to see a tutorial on how to transform this sheet into a book cover or traveler’s notebook!
Thank you for your video demo for this project. I just made 3 sheets of faux leather paper. I will now watch your video again to make the journals. Bless you!
This is so fun and exactly what I was looking for I knew I could take my brown packing materials and paper bags and make leather I'm going to experiment today.
Thanks! Great tutorial! You may want to mention you are contaminating the ink pads with other colors so use dedicated ink pads or use a sponge to apply the ink.
Thank you for watching! Personally, I didn’t have any problems with colors being altered and was able to continue to use my ink pads in a normal way after this project. However, you definitely have a point regarding the color contamination- it may be more visible with other color combinations. In that case, dedicated ink pads would be a good solution. But I would not use ink blenders or sponges. They would not provide the ink saturation needed for this project and would also apply the ink more evenly to the entire surface, while I mostly want the ink on the “peaks” of my creases to emphasize them. Happy crafting!
I love this - such a simple method as well. I would like to glue this to a cover on a book which I'm making as a steampunk junk journal. What sort of glue should I use to apply it to the book cover?
That looks absolutely fabulous. Hope you show how you made a travelers note book, since where I live there are no craft stores and Wal Mart does not have anything.
Hello. I would like to send you an idea. It may be challenging. When ordering from Amazon, sometimes the items comes in a bubble blue and white package. I haven't used it in crafts, but I challenge you to come up with a technique and idea. Let me know what you think. Thank you for sharing your videos. 😂❤❤❤❤
I'll be honest, I don't know what most of this means, but I'm so happy that this tutorial was helpful! May your redemptor dreadnought remain victorious on the battlefield! 🔥✌🔥 Thank you so much for watching! 😊
Thank you! Mod Podge is a type of glue used for decoupage. Technically, it's a waterbase glue, sealer and finish, all in one. If you don't have any, you can make a simplified version by mixing PVA glue (white glue) with water. Hope this helps! Happy crafting! 😊
Glad you like it! I wouldn’t use it on the floor though, as it wouldn’t be durable enough to withstand mopping and traffic. But there are lots of other decorative uses to explore!
Thanks for watching! You can iron the back (plain) side of the paper to smooth it out after your inks dry, then proceed with Mod Podge. Happy crafting!
Paint is thicker, so it would result in a different texture. If you absolutely have to use the paint, I would water it down a lot, and then build up the color to a desired hue. I would paint a coat, wait for it to (almost) dry, then paint the next coat, until you like the color. Good luck and happy crafting!
Thanks for watching! There are so many uses for this "leather"! In this video I showed how to make a faux leather junk journal: th-cam.com/video/PJL-VZfazrU/w-d-xo.html. You can add decorative corners to your book covers by following my other tutorial: th-cam.com/video/enc90zZeAQQ/w-d-xo.html. You can also embellish wooden boxes or cardboard boxes, add textured accents to you mixed media art and collages, or even upcycle an ordinary shoebox! Enjoy! :)
Thank you for watching! I wouldn’t use Vaseline, because it is greasy and could prevent the paper from absorbing the inks, and I’m not sure how it would interact with Mod Podge. You don’t have to use a hair conditioner, but it has to be some sort of humectant. Some viewers commented that they have successfully replaced hair conditioner with hand lotion and even sunscreen, but I never tried it out myself. I hope this helps! Happy crafting!
MUITO LEGAL,MAS COM O SUBSTITUO ESSAS PASTAS AQUI NO B RASIL...E O GLOSS...? O QUE EU POSSO PASSAR, ESTANDO EU NO BRASIL?!!! MUITO LINDO SEU TRABALHO!!!
Thank you for watching! If you don't have any brown paper bags, you can use thick brown packing paper or Kraft paper. If you don't have Mod Podge in Brazil, you can make your own decoupage paste (there are many handmade recipes online) or simply dilute PVA glue with water until you reach the right consistency. Instead of a manila folder, you can use a cereal box or a similar food box. Hope this helps! Happy crafting!
I did mine but it still feels like a paper bag, just a bit softer. Going to add more conditioner. I don't have stamps/ink so I dry brushed with acrylic paint. Could that prevent the paper from softening? I put the paint on before the conditioner.
I think the acrylic paint is the issue here. Like you said, it is likely preventing the paper from absorbing the humectant in the conditioner. I would try again without the paint. You may want to spray your paper with concentrated dark coffee instead of water. It will add a bit of color to your paper. I’d spray before and after crumpling up the paper. It should help to bring out the wrinkles and help with dimension and texture. Good luck!🍀
Thanks, Sonia! I used Ranger’s Distress Oxide in Vintage Photo and in Festive Berry, Ranger’s Distress Ink in Walnut Stain, and Stampin’ Up! ink pad in Basic Brown
Your faux leather is so beautiful! What colors did you use for the burgunday leather you showed at the very beginning? I really love it! @@chasingpaper2022
@@MS-vy9tv Thank you! I used a mix of colors for the burgundy leather. I believe it included Ranger’s distress oxides in Vintage Photo and Stampin Up! ink pads in Bravo Burgundy and Riding Hood red. I think those colors are retired, but it looks like Ranger’s Aged Mahogany distress oxide would work really well! I kept mixing and layering the colors until I created a hue I liked. Good luck and happy crafting! 😊
Thank you for watching! It is not as strong as leather, because, essentially, it is still thick paper. But it works really well when applied to stronger surfaces, such as wood or chipboard, book covers, etc. Hope this helps!
Thank you! I believe it wouldn't work as good with butcher paper, because it has a thin plastic layer. You can try a brown packing paper instead. Good luck and happy crafting!
@chasingpaper2022 I gave it a try and what was a real game changer was using some re-inker mixed with water, that allowed me to get a nice dark brown colour. Thanks again
I only tried using distress inks and oxides, but you could try using a very strong (very dark) coffee. Brew it, cool it and pour it into your squirt bottle instead of water. The results will not be nearly as dark as using the inks, but in will give your leather a nice brown hue. I’ve also heard that some crafters use shoe polish. I can also tell what NOT to use. I do not recommend acrylic paints, as it will mess with the texture of your “leather”. Good luck!
Thank you! I believe PVA glue would work, but I would thin it out with water. Maybe test it out on a small area to see if you like the results? Good luck!
Thanks for watching! There are so many uses for this "leather"! In this video I showed how to make a faux leather junk journal: th-cam.com/video/PJL-VZfazrU/w-d-xo.html. You can add decorative corners to your book covers by following my other tutorial: th-cam.com/video/enc90zZeAQQ/w-d-xo.html. You can also embellish wooden boxes or cardboard boxes, add textured accents to you mixed media art and collages, or even upcycle an ordinary shoebox! Enjoy! :)
Thank you for this! I would like to make a leather journal for my grandnephew who is nine. I have yards of brown Amazon packing paper to experiment with.
You are the best one I’ve looked at 20 I swear, and you are detailed but easy you explained things as well. You’ve got a great voice thank you so so much for doing this.
@@auntnatalie Thank you so much, Natalie! 💖 How very sweet of you! I’m so glad you enjoyed my video, and I hope you explore more fun projects on my channel! Welcome to Chasing Paper and Happy crafting! 🤗💕🌺
Love this!!!! Can’t wait to try! ❤
@@wendypender7029 Thank you, Wendy! Have fun!! 🤗💕🍁🍂
bank you for this. I often use paper bags wrinkled behind my photos of our farm. I'm definitely going to try your technique to make leather it's great!
Thank you so much, Mary! What a great idea to use this texture for photo matting! 🤩 I love it! Thank you for sharing! 🤗
Thank you for sharing your ideas.Great project. I look forward to jrying this. Your instructions were very helpful and clear.❤
Thank you so much! 😊 So glad you liked this project!
Thank you so much for this video! Im trying to make a creepy leather mask for Halloween but I didnt want to purchase faux leather. This is perfect!
@@marcelineclaire Thank you! Glad it was helpful! Happy crafting!
This was so great, thank you!!! Very clear and easy to follow! I’d love to see a tutorial on how to transform this sheet into a book cover or traveler’s notebook!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you liked it! 😊 I am working on the notebook video already - hope to upload it on Friday 😉
Thank you for a very informative video I can't wait to make a flip flop journal for my daughters.
So glad to hear that! Thanks for watching and happy crafting! 🤗🌺
@@chasingpaper2022 thank you 😊 I do a number of different crafts with them and love learning new ideals all the time. 😊
Thank you for your video demo for this project. I just made 3 sheets of faux leather paper. I will now watch your video again to make the journals. Bless you!
Thank you for watching, Beth! 😊Glad you liked it!
Absolutely great tutorial- clear, understandable, and short! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like it! 🤗💗
So enjoyable to watch. So beautiful. Im so impressed
Thank you so much! 💖 I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!
So clever love this.ver6 clear instructions so good you've encouraged me too have a go well 👍
Thank you so much, Jacquie! 😊 I am so happy to hear that! 🤗 Have a wonderful weekend! ☀️🌺😊
This is so fun and exactly what I was looking for I knew I could take my brown packing materials and paper bags and make leather I'm going to experiment today.
Awesome! Glad you are going to give it a try! Happy New Year and Happy Crafting! 😊
Love your work and explanations.
Thank you so much!
I want to say, I love all your videos. 😂😂😂
@@creativeness68 Thank you so very much! 🤗💕
Very clever. Great job 🤗
Thank you so much! 😊💕
Thank you I will go and try this😊
Awesome! Happy crafting!
Thanks! Great tutorial! You may want to mention you are contaminating the ink pads with other colors so use dedicated ink pads or use a sponge to apply the ink.
Thank you for watching! Personally, I didn’t have any problems with colors being altered and was able to continue to use my ink pads in a normal way after this project. However, you definitely have a point regarding the color contamination- it may be more visible with other color combinations. In that case, dedicated ink pads would be a good solution. But I would not use ink blenders or sponges. They would not provide the ink saturation needed for this project and would also apply the ink more evenly to the entire surface, while I mostly want the ink on the “peaks” of my creases to emphasize them. Happy crafting!
TYFS… love this so easy. Simple and have all the products on hand 😮❤xoxo
Thank you! 😊 That’s awesome! Happy crafting! 🤗
Love this. Can’t wait to try this process.
Great! Thanks for watching! 😊🍁
Thank you aunty this helped me a lot in my project❤
So glad to hear it was helpful! 🌺
Very interesting! Never saw that before but I think I'm gonna try this at home! Thanks for sharing 😊💕
Thanks, Tanji! Glad you are feeling inspired! 🤗🌺
I’ve tried this and love it. Just curious how to make it more sturdy.
Can't wait to go home and try this! I.can think of so many uses for it!😊
Awesome! Thank you for watching! 😊👍
Excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you, Jacqueline! I'm glad you liked it! 😊
I have to show this my girl,she love paper
Awesome! I bet she will love it! 😊
TFS! Neat! Thx for the tip about going light on the Modge Podge.
Thank you for watching, Nancy! Glad you liked it! 😊
Very good idea thanks I will give it a try
Thank you, Connie! That's great! Enjoy!! 🤗🌷💕
Love this!!!
Thank you so much, Cathy! 💖
THIS IS GORGEOUS!!!
Thank you! 🌺Glad you like it! 😊
Wonderful!!!
Thank you so much! ☺️🌷
Thank you. I learned so much.
Thank you for watching! I’m glad you found it helpful!
Love this!🌿
Thanks, Tammy! Hope you give it a try! ☺️🌺
I love this - such a simple method as well. I would like to glue this to a cover on a book which I'm making as a steampunk junk journal. What sort of glue should I use to apply it to the book cover?
Thank you, Linda! I would use Mod Podge, but you can also use Fabri-Tac glue, if you prefer. Happy crafting! 😊🌺
Thank-you
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Love this ❤
Thank you so much! 😊
That looks absolutely fabulous. Hope you show how you made a travelers note book, since where I live there are no craft stores and Wal Mart does not have anything.
Thank you so much! 😊 Glad you liked it! The journal video is coming on Friday - stay tuned! 😉
Thanks for the tutorial
Thank you! 😊
Hello. I would like to send you an idea. It may be challenging. When ordering from Amazon, sometimes the items comes in a bubble blue and white package. I haven't used it in crafts, but I challenge you to come up with a technique and idea. Let me know what you think. Thank you for sharing your videos. 😂❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the idea! Challenge accepted 😊👍 Will put on my list ✔
Absolutely fantastic!
Thank you! Glad you liked it! :)
great!! Thank you!!!
Thank you! So glad you like it! 😊
Great video !
Thank you, Tina! 😊
I shall be using this to make flayed skin to hang off of my World Eaters redemptor dreadnought.
Thank you.
I'll be honest, I don't know what most of this means, but I'm so happy that this tutorial was helpful! May your redemptor dreadnought remain victorious on the battlefield! 🔥✌🔥 Thank you so much for watching! 😊
Awesome video! I just found your channel while searching how to do this & also subscribed. 😊
Thank you, Kia! Welcome to Chasing Paper! 🤗 I'm grateful for your support! 🌺
Thanks for your idia . just I wont to know what's Mod podge ????
Thank you! Mod Podge is a type of glue used for decoupage. Technically, it's a waterbase glue, sealer and finish, all in one. If you don't have any, you can make a simplified version by mixing PVA glue (white glue) with water. Hope this helps! Happy crafting! 😊
wow you could cover a floor with that, it would look awesome.
Glad you like it! I wouldn’t use it on the floor though, as it wouldn’t be durable enough to withstand mopping and traffic. But there are lots of other decorative uses to explore!
Is it possible to make it smooth
Thanks for watching! You can iron the back (plain) side of the paper to smooth it out after your inks dry, then proceed with Mod Podge. Happy crafting!
Muito lindo, quero saber o nome das pinturas
Paper bead material .... you could use any color combination you could dream of. I have work to do. Thank you. New sub.
Thank you! 😊
What if I don't have that color. Can I use paint?
Paint is thicker, so it would result in a different texture. If you absolutely have to use the paint, I would water it down a lot, and then build up the color to a desired hue. I would paint a coat, wait for it to (almost) dry, then paint the next coat, until you like the color. Good luck and happy crafting!
I'd be interested to see what all this could be used for.
Thanks for watching! There are so many uses for this "leather"! In this video I showed how to make a faux leather junk journal: th-cam.com/video/PJL-VZfazrU/w-d-xo.html. You can add decorative corners to your book covers by following my other tutorial: th-cam.com/video/enc90zZeAQQ/w-d-xo.html. You can also embellish wooden boxes or cardboard boxes, add textured accents to you mixed media art and collages, or even upcycle an ordinary shoebox! Enjoy! :)
You can make covers for journals, pocket calendars etc from it.
It's beautiful. Does it stay glued to a journal cover? For example a cardboard cover?
Yes, it does! I will make a journal with it in the next video 😊 Thank you for watching!
does coffee work instead of the coloring you used?
You could use coffee, but it will look much lighter and the creases may not look as pronounced
Great video but please...what is "Mod Podge"?
Ah its ok I found it on Amazon 😉
@@anteteloquicogitare5002 Thank you for watching! Glad you found Mod Podge! 😊👍
Do you have a video on the faux leather journal?
Yes, I do! Here is a link: th-cam.com/video/enc90zZeAQQ/w-d-xo.html
@@chasingpaper2022 ty!!😃💖
Thank you for great video!!
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it! 🤗🌺
Do you think you could use Vaseline instead of hair conditioner? Or does it have to be hair conditioner?
Thank you for watching! I wouldn’t use Vaseline, because it is greasy and could prevent the paper from absorbing the inks, and I’m not sure how it would interact with Mod Podge. You don’t have to use a hair conditioner, but it has to be some sort of humectant. Some viewers commented that they have successfully replaced hair conditioner with hand lotion and even sunscreen, but I never tried it out myself. I hope this helps! Happy crafting!
Body lotion too
I liked
Thank you! Glad you liked it! 😊🌺
MUITO LEGAL,MAS COM O SUBSTITUO ESSAS PASTAS AQUI NO B RASIL...E O GLOSS...? O QUE EU POSSO PASSAR, ESTANDO EU NO BRASIL?!!! MUITO LINDO SEU TRABALHO!!!
Thank you for watching! If you don't have any brown paper bags, you can use thick brown packing paper or Kraft paper. If you don't have Mod Podge in Brazil, you can make your own decoupage paste (there are many handmade recipes online) or simply dilute PVA glue with water until you reach the right consistency. Instead of a manila folder, you can use a cereal box or a similar food box. Hope this helps! Happy crafting!
I did mine but it still feels like a paper bag, just a bit softer. Going to add more conditioner.
I don't have stamps/ink so I dry brushed with acrylic paint. Could that prevent the paper from softening?
I put the paint on before the conditioner.
I think the acrylic paint is the issue here. Like you said, it is likely preventing the paper from absorbing the humectant in the conditioner. I would try again without the paint. You may want to spray your paper with concentrated dark coffee instead of water. It will add a bit of color to your paper. I’d spray before and after crumpling up the paper. It should help to bring out the wrinkles and help with dimension and texture. Good luck!🍀
Nice work. What type of paint and brand do you use please
Thanks, Sonia! I used Ranger’s Distress Oxide in Vintage Photo and in Festive Berry, Ranger’s Distress Ink in Walnut Stain, and Stampin’ Up! ink pad in Basic Brown
Your faux leather is so beautiful! What colors did you use for the burgunday leather you showed at the very beginning? I really love it! @@chasingpaper2022
@@MS-vy9tv Thank you! I used a mix of colors for the burgundy leather. I believe it included Ranger’s distress oxides in Vintage Photo and Stampin Up! ink pads in Bravo Burgundy and Riding Hood red. I think those colors are retired, but it looks like Ranger’s Aged Mahogany distress oxide would work really well! I kept mixing and layering the colors until I created a hue I liked. Good luck and happy crafting! 😊
Lovely tutorial! How strong is this leather? will it rip easy?
Thank you for watching! It is not as strong as leather, because, essentially, it is still thick paper. But it works really well when applied to stronger surfaces, such as wood or chipboard, book covers, etc. Hope this helps!
Please show how to make a leather rose from this.
Hmm.. A leather rose? 🤔I’m intrigued! I’ll look into that. Thanks for a new project idea! 😃👍
@@chasingpaper2022 Just remembered someone who bought me one at a Renaissance Faire!😉
I did this using hand lotion and brown shoe polish.
Sounds great! I bet it looks awesome!
Great video, great explanation!! Do you think I this would work on butcher paper?
Thank you! I believe it wouldn't work as good with butcher paper, because it has a thin plastic layer. You can try a brown packing paper instead. Good luck and happy crafting!
Perfect thank you for replying!
I picked up some "kraft" wrapping paper bc I need long sheets!!
@@jennbean8564 My pleasure! I hope you have lots of fun working on this project! Good luck and happy crafting! 🤗
@chasingpaper2022 I gave it a try and what was a real game changer was using some re-inker mixed with water, that allowed me to get a nice dark brown colour.
Thanks again
@@jennbean8564 Great tip! Thanks for sharing!
What do I use if the colors of the inks are not available to me?
I only tried using distress inks and oxides, but you could try using a very strong (very dark) coffee. Brew it, cool it and pour it into your squirt bottle instead of water. The results will not be nearly as dark as using the inks, but in will give your leather a nice brown hue. I’ve also heard that some crafters use shoe polish. I can also tell what NOT to use. I do not recommend acrylic paints, as it will mess with the texture of your “leather”. Good luck!
@@chasingpaper2022 thank you
We should do video to try coffee and shoes polish to see the result together 😂
@@howidaa.kareem9166 Sounds good! 😄
Thank you for sharing a great video ❤️🌟🎉. I like, watch and subscribe your TH-cam channel ✅.
Thank you so much for being a valued subscriber, and I am so glad you are enjoying my videos! 🤗Can’t wait to share more fun projects and ideas! 🌺
It's so creative! I absolutely love it 😍
How do you think, can I use PVA glue instead of mod podge?
Thank you! I believe PVA glue would work, but I would thin it out with water. Maybe test it out on a small area to see if you like the results? Good luck!
What is PVA Glue?
@@catymitchell3925 PVA stands for PolyVinyl Acetate which is any basic white glue.
I used expired sunscreen lotion and it worked great.
Great! I suspect that any humectant would work. It's a win - win when you get to use up an expired product! 🙌😊👍
Can I use body lossion for example or oil? 😂
I believe a lotion or hand moisturizer should be okay, but I wouldn’t use any oil
@@chasingpaper2022 Thank you, yes not oil, thank you for your fast answer. You are amazing :)
@@xenia7283 oh thank you so much! 😊🌺
❤😊
Thank you! 😊
How to make this washable? Like the ones they use on washable paper bags
It’s still paper, so you can’t wash it. If you put enough coats of Mod Podge/sealant on the leather side, you should be able to wipe it clean
Is it original like leather?? Can we use it as in bag making process?
Thanks for watching! It's still paper, although it looks like leather.
❤🧡💚💙🤎
Thank you! 😊
Доброй ночи. Всё было супер, но если бы были титры по русскому.Кое что из материалов не могу перевести.Я смотрю вас из Москвы
Noise in the back ground is so annoying.
You can mute it, I promise it won’t hurt my feelings! 😊
Your comment is annoying
Just a suggestion, but those background drums are not adding anything to your tutorial.
I agree, which is why I didn’t film on that table since. Thank you for watching!
Great idea, but I'll stick with animal leather.
It’s always good to have options! 😎