Oh my gosh! I here I am, always thinking about how NOT to make any wrinkles! Thank you SO much for the opposite view with huge potential in it. Loved it through and through.
I don't know what it is about that crinkle sound, but I just absolutely love that. Nice video, and I absolutely loved the envelope that you sewed. I will be making some of those with mine, as well. Thank you.😊
Natasha from treasure books uses the paint brush to push the edges in like you did when you had a tear she does it all the way around and when it dries it gives you something to grab to remove the paper.
At first when you were doing it, I was like I don’t like that but then when you started pulling it up, that is beautiful. I am gonna try to do one today thank you so much for that idea that is gorgeous.
Love the look of this. Could you put threads in the glue, to make it look more like handmade paper? Just a thought…. Thanks for sharing your talents! ❤️
Thanks for posting this very clear and understandable tutorial. I appreciate that you decided to include the part about removing the dried sheets from the freezer paper. I'm seeing lots of possibilities with this technique, especially using multiple layers of tissue paper to create interesting collage effects.
I'm kind of astounded at how many people use coffee and acidic glues in their artwork. I really hate to see people's beautiful work ruined by acid or mold. People work so hard on their beautiful art journals. Some of them are stunning. It's just best to use PVA neutral glue instead of other glues. You can make your own home made Modge Podge by getting a PVA neutral glue and watering it down. Acidic glues like Elmer's will turn dark brown in a few years. I use PVA neutral non acidic glue because it will stay clear forever and won't oxidize. As for food, coffee can mold. Never, ever use a food product in your artwork or you can get mold into all your supplies. Then they will have to be thrown out and replaced or you will never get rid of the mold in your artwork. The only people I know who understand this have learned it in art school or university. I wish so much that there was more knowledge about acidic glues and food products molding artwork and art supplies. There needs to be a channel dedicated to nothing by art supplies and how to use them.
Thank you Tweety 💙 Can we just use Modge Podge or PVA based glue and Fogo the coffee or tea bags over my one ply napkin? The napkin already has structure, I don't know why I'd put tea bags over the top as I've seen on other channels 🤔 I appreciate the time you took to educate about our supplies 😊
You can add a little baking soda to any solution to increase the pH ( lower pH = more acid). If concerned, you can purchase inexpensive pH strips to get a rough idea of pH. Once a coffee solution is dry, it would be unlikely to mold. Any paper can mold under the right conditions. The amount of moisture that it takes to grow mold depends on the fungus. Musty smelling paper materials can be placed in a plastic bag with baking soda to help dry them out and remove the odor. Once they develop an actual mold, they will be stained and difficult to recover. Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for this turorial. I am so excited to try this method:) You are so kind to take your time to show us your way to create this awesome effect. I am loving your channel and so happy to have found you!!
Going to try this technique...I like the napkins and the blank napkin ply along with the pattern tissue....don't like the shiny side that dried on the cereal bag...wondered if you could scrub a little with sand paper? Will try...😊
That might work. I'm trying to think what else you could put on the surface to dull it down without eliminating the nice opaque look of it. A little bit of clear gesso might also work.🌷
Sharon, I just LOVED this project! TFS. It sort of reminds me of stained glass, yet, I love all the wrinkles and imperfections! I'm also a transparency freak, so I can see using this over some thin old pictures as well! Thanks again, soooo cool!
I’ve been seeing these pages in your journals and wondered how you made them. I’m speaking of the plain pages. They remind me of the clear paper over artwork in antique books. Thanks for sharing!
Another one of your great ideas explained…thank you! You are my new favorite channel to watch because your techniques are creative and new to me. So refreshing!
I have actually seen this method before, not sure by whome. I myself used it to make ATC-cards on playingcards. Has a similar effect. I just love it, thanks
Yes, I remember her doing this a while back, good friend of mine. She bought a farm and is busy all that is busy with all things farm! She is very talented! I had forgotten about this technique. Thanks!
I'm a new subscriber because of this video, LOL, and I plan on exploring your other videos, and I've set my notifications bell to know when you post anything new. Than you.
This was wonderful. You are so easy to follow. I especially appreciate that you demonstrated removing the dried napkin from the freezer paper. Phew! I may have had a real disaster otherwise. Thanks so much. Ps currently working with some of your downloads from Etsy. So lovely.
What a great technique. I’ve been collecting napkins for collage for awhile now, and I can’t wait to make a bunch of faux rice papers with them! Thank you
These are so beautiful……I can’t Waite to make these !!!! I am going to have them drying all over my house …. Lol. Do you think you could add paint or ink instead of coffee ???
Oh yay! Have fun! Regarding paint and ink, I haven't tried those, but I always say "go for it!" You never know what masterpiece you may end up with! (or lesson learned, lol) 😊
@@linda9731 Oh not too far away. I always love hearing from a fellow Wisconsinite! I have subscribed to your channel as well. Thank you for reaching out!🌷🌷🌷
Oh, my goodness!!!!! What a neat project!!!!! I know what I'll be doing next!!!!!!! Your paper is beautiful!!!! Thank you for sharing the peeling part also!!!!!!
Really brilliant idea with a fantastic result. I don't know if the texture of the paper will be workable but I absolutely have to use this procedure and try to fold some origami. I believe that the result may hold great surprises. Thank you so much for the nice tutorial and for sharing your work. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😊
Oh my gosh! I here I am, always thinking about how NOT to make any wrinkles! Thank you SO much for the opposite view with huge potential in it. Loved it through and through.
Haha, that makes it easier, right? 🤗 Thanks for watching!💝
Cereal packets and shopping bags,plastic bin liners work well too,a d I use glue n water ,spray texture to finish.
Those are great ideas. Thanks for sharing! 💕💕
I’ve been saving the back layers of my napkins because somewhere I saw that you could do this. Thank you so much for this tutorial ❤
You are very welcome Teresa!🌷
I don't know what it is about that crinkle sound, but I just absolutely love that. Nice video, and I absolutely loved the envelope that you sewed. I will be making some of those with mine, as well. Thank you.😊
Thank you Cathy! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!🌸🌸🌸
Natasha from treasure books uses the paint brush to push the edges in like you did when you had a tear she does it all the way around and when it dries it gives you something to grab to remove the paper.
Yes, that works too! I do that sometimes when I have a particularly thin piece. Thanks! 💙
And gives it an even grungier feel! So cool.
Thank you is very Nice to share this with us 👍😉
You are very welcome Maryse! Thank you for commenting!🌷🌷🌷
At first when you were doing it, I was like I don’t like that but then when you started pulling it up, that is beautiful. I am gonna try to do one today thank you so much for that idea that is gorgeous.
I'm glad you stuck around to the end! lol Have fun trying this technique. 💞
Love the look of this. Could you put threads in the glue, to make it look more like handmade paper? Just a thought…. Thanks for sharing your talents! ❤️
That is a great idea Donna! Thanks! 🌷
Such a beautiful effect. Like stain glass.
Thanks Novalla! I really like the texture too! 💕
omg that coffee idea is GENIUS!!
I'm glad you think so! Thanks for commenting!💞
My mom passed in Feb from cancer. She loved ur channel. Thank u!
I am so very sorry for your loss. It warms my heart to know that your mother enjoyed watching my channel. Thank you for sharing that with me!💕
@@SharonHoerth 💜
I haven't had much luck with napkins, but now I will try again. Thank you!
Thanks for watching the video! Yes, these things can be a bit tricky depending on your climate and materials used. Good luck to you!💕
If u use a plastic backing, like cereal bags or a cheap dollar tree shower curtain cut up instead of butcher paper the project peels off much easier
Thanks for the tip Yolanda! 🌷
Thank you for sharing I am cruising YT today looking for new things to try and love this so much
Thanks so much KaTHie for commenting! Have fun cruising! 😊💕
What a fantastic technique 🤍🤍🤍
Thank you Cheryl! I'm glad you found it useful!❣️❣️❣️
Thank you for this share Sharon. When this vid first came out, I tried this technique, and just loved the results!
So glad to hear that Lynn!🌻
Thanks for posting this very clear and understandable tutorial. I appreciate that you decided to include the part about removing the dried sheets from the freezer paper. I'm seeing lots of possibilities with this technique, especially using multiple layers of tissue paper to create interesting collage effects.
Thank you so much Jeka! That sounds like a cool idea. Have fun experimenting!
I am in awe! Totally brilliant!!!
Thanks so much Ronel! ❣️
I'm kind of astounded at how many people use coffee and acidic glues in their artwork. I really hate to see people's beautiful work ruined by acid or mold. People work so hard on their beautiful art journals. Some of them are stunning. It's just best to use PVA neutral glue instead of other glues. You can make your own home made Modge Podge by getting a PVA neutral glue and watering it down. Acidic glues like Elmer's will turn dark brown in a few years. I use PVA neutral non acidic glue because it will stay clear forever and won't oxidize. As for food, coffee can mold. Never, ever use a food product in your artwork or you can get mold into all your supplies. Then they will have to be thrown out and replaced or you will never get rid of the mold in your artwork. The only people I know who understand this have learned it in art school or university. I wish so much that there was more knowledge about acidic glues and food products molding artwork and art supplies. There needs to be a channel dedicated to nothing by art supplies and how to use them.
I didn't realise my comment said enable its EDABLE
Thank you Tweety 💙
Can we just use Modge Podge or PVA based glue and Fogo the coffee or tea bags over my one ply napkin? The napkin already has structure, I don't know why I'd put tea bags over the top as I've seen on other channels 🤔
I appreciate the time you took to educate about our supplies 😊
You can add a little baking soda to any solution to increase the pH ( lower pH = more acid). If concerned, you can purchase inexpensive pH strips to get a rough idea of pH. Once a coffee solution is dry, it would be unlikely to mold. Any paper can mold under the right conditions. The amount of moisture that it takes to grow mold depends on the fungus. Musty smelling paper materials can be placed in a plastic bag with baking soda to help dry them out and remove the odor. Once they develop an actual mold, they will be stained and difficult to recover. Hope this helps.
They have used different foods for paints and dyes that go back over a centuries. There are ways to preserve.
I would use drops of dye or something not coffee
‼️❤️AWESOME JOB❤️‼️
Thanks Sara! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 💕💕💕
Love how the « papers » come out !! Love the sound as well 😀❣️❤️
Yes Patricia, the sound is the best part! 🤗
Thank you so much for this turorial. I am so excited to try this method:) You are so kind to take your time to show us your way to create this awesome effect. I am loving your channel and so happy to have found you!!
Oh you are sweet. So happy to have you here. I don't mind showing techniques. I just need people to tell me what they want to see! 😊
thank you so much for sharing from Scotland uk ❤
You’re welcome Angela! Glad you liked it!
Love looks like lead light beautiful napkin
Thank you Linda! 💕
This is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing! 😃
Thanks Nathalie and you are quite welcome!
Omg, these are gorgeous, thank you so much for showing us
I’m loving this… will definitely be using up all those paper napkins in my stash!❤️xo
Yes! It's really fun. The waiting to dry time is the hardest part!😊
Wow, I love it
Glad you enjoyed that Nona!
lovely. Can’t wait to try. I like the idea of adding some coffee to the mod podge.
Thanks so much! I just made a new batch this week. I love making these!🌻🌻🌻
Muchísimas gracias.
Going to try this technique...I like the napkins and the blank napkin ply along with the pattern tissue....don't like the shiny side that dried on the cereal bag...wondered if you could scrub a little with sand paper? Will try...😊
That might work. I'm trying to think what else you could put on the surface to dull it down without eliminating the nice opaque look of it. A little bit of clear gesso might also work.🌷
Love this!!!
I'm so glad you found it useful Cathy! ❤️😊
Love these. Making them tomorrow!!
Thanks Brenda! Have fun! 🤗
Can't wait to try this. Great video.
Thanks Debbie! Have fun!
I love this idea!
Thanks! 💕
Good idea!
Thank you!
Beautiful, I love it. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much Telma! 💕
Love these! Thank you for sharing how you do this.
Thank you Debbie!💝
Such a cool technique. TFS
Thanks much Annie!
These turned out great, love them. Thanks for sharing your process.
Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!🌸
Luv, luv, luv! This is a great share - thank you! ♥️
Thank you so much Kelly! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! 🌷
Wow! Love it
Thanks Nancy!
Sharon, I just LOVED this project! TFS. It sort of reminds me of stained glass, yet, I love all the wrinkles and imperfections! I'm also a transparency freak, so I can see using this over some thin old pictures as well! Thanks again, soooo cool!
Thanks so much Lynn! You have a great idea there!
I’ve been seeing these pages in your journals and wondered how you made them. I’m speaking of the plain pages. They remind me of the clear paper over artwork in antique books. Thanks for sharing!
You are very welcome! 💕💕
This is beautiful!! Love it. Thank you!❤
You're very welcome Lois! I'm glad you liked it! 🌸🌸
Another one of your great ideas explained…thank you! You are my new favorite channel to watch because your techniques are creative and new to me. So refreshing!
Awww, that is so sweet of you to say! Thank you so much Debra. 💖
I have actually seen this method before, not sure by whome. I myself used it to make ATC-cards on playingcards. Has a similar effect. I just love it, thanks
Thanks so much!❤️
Yes, I remember her doing this a while back, good friend of mine. She bought a farm and is busy all that is busy with all things farm! She is very talented! I had forgotten about this technique. Thanks!
Thanks for the update on Kerry. I always enjoyed watching her videos.
Fantastic idea, must try it out. TFS 💖
Have fun Moira!
Wow!!!! Nice, I will have to try this.Thank you
Thanks Erma! Have fun playing! ❤️
Very nice paper😊
Thank you Sharon!🌻
Thank you for sharing with all of us. This is so neat!
Thanks so much Valerie! 💕
Sharon: another great idea to try. Thanks, carol from California
Thanks so much Carol! Have fun!
Great tutorial and technique, thank you :)
You are very welcome! I’m glad you found it useful!💚
Oh, Sharon, that is cool! I've got to try that.
Thanks Sally. It's so fun!
I stumbled across your channel and happy I did. Thanks for sharing because this is kinda awesome
Yay, I’m glad you found me and glad you liked the video! 🤗🌹
Gorgeous ❤❤❤❤❤❤. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
You are very welcome Sandra! Thanks for commenting!🌻🌻🌻
Very cool!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! 🌸🌸🌸
Nice technique. Thanks for sharing!
You are very welcome! I'm glad you found it useful!🌸🌸🌸
Great tutorial! Thank you!
Thanks so much Jovi!
Ameiiiiiiiii loved it 🥰👍🏼💐 loveddddddd it 💐🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much! 🤗❤️
Maybe you've answered this before, do you ever add flower petals etc.? thank you so beautiful!! Now subscribed!
Hi Wendy! I’m so happy to have you as a new subscriber. I have not tried dried flowers in this process but it sounds like it would be fun to do! 🌼🌼🌼
Beautiful thanks for sharing I can’t wait to make them Merry Christmas
Thanks so much June! 🌺
I'm a new subscriber because of this video, LOL, and I plan on exploring your other videos, and I've set my notifications bell to know when you post anything new. Than you.
P.S. Thanks for coming back and showing us how to peel them off of the freezer paper.🤔
That’s great Marjorie! So glad to have you as a new subscriber! Thanks! ❤️
This was wonderful. You are so easy to follow. I especially appreciate that you demonstrated removing the dried napkin from the freezer paper. Phew! I may have had a real disaster otherwise. Thanks so much. Ps currently working with some of your downloads from Etsy. So lovely.
Thanks so much Steph! I’m glad you found it easy to follow. I hope you are having fun creating with your digitals! 🤗💕
This is so cool! I can’t wait to try it. Thanks for sharing!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it JoAnn. Have fun trying it out!
Thank you so much for the beginning-to-end tutorial! This is a brilliant idea and I love the floral napkin your selected. :)
Thanks so much Lynne! Happy to hear you enjoyed it! 💕
Wow! Thank you for this tutorial, Sharon! I love the look of the napkins!
Thanks Gloria! So glad you enjoyed it! 🦋
What a great technique. I’ve been collecting napkins for collage for awhile now, and I can’t wait to make a bunch of faux rice papers with them! Thank you
Thanks Jennifer! So glad you enjoyed the video. Have fun! 💕
Wow how cool! I’m going to try this to add to assemblage art. Thanks!
Thanks Susan! Have fun playing with it! Your idea sounds great!
Love this! Excited to try it soon. Thx
So glad you liked it. Have fun trying it out!
Wow Thanks for sharing love it
You are very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! 💕
I also use glitter in red and green for Christmas, with a touch of gold ,on the bottom white layers
Oh how fun! Experimenting is the best part! ❄️❄️
Love this idea! Thank you
You’re welcome Patti!
This is amazing, so cool, LOVE it. Definitely going to try this. Love the wrinkles and both with dessin and the plane white one 💖💖💖
So glad you enjoyed the video Yvon! Have fun trying it out!
Just helping you PLAIN.NOT PLANE AS IN AEROPLANE
Absolutely love this! Thanks for sharing
Thanks Jackie! Glad you liked it! 💕
Nice I like your work
Thank you Rosa! ❤️
It's good you are showing how to peel off 😅
Absolutely cool technique btw! Thank you!
Oh so glad you liked it! Thank you Eszter! ❤️❤️
That’s so cool! I’m going to try it now…thank you!
Thanks Paula! Have fun! 🤗
This is genius! I’ll be playing with this tomorrow! Thank you!
Wow that’s amazing idea 😍😍 I love the coffee color so smart 😍 thank you for sharing dear 🤍🤍🤍🤍
Thanks Dina! So glad you enjoyed it! 🌷
Very good job 👍
Can we use the napkins for decoupage?
Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you Thanaa! I think you probably could use the napkins for decoupage. I've never tried it though.
Great method - thanks so much. :)
Thanks Bev! 🌷
That is such a cute idea that I will have to use. tfs
Thanks Lynne!
These are so beautiful……I can’t Waite to make these !!!! I am going to have them drying all over my house …. Lol. Do you think you could add paint or ink instead of coffee ???
Oh yay! Have fun! Regarding paint and ink, I haven't tried those, but I always say "go for it!" You never know what masterpiece you may end up with! (or lesson learned, lol) 😊
Nice tutorial. Will definitely try this.
Thanks Laurie! Have Fun!
I love this idea! Thank you so much for sharing! 😘🤗
Thanks and you are so welcome!
I love that. I think I would sprinkle a bit of spices or petals on them
Oooh, that's a great idea. I think someone else mentioned adding seeds. 👍
Thankyou Sharon for showing us this amazing idea. I will be using my napkins now I usually forget them. You make it look so easy. Thankyou again
So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks Margaret!
this is sooooo cooolll , now can u modpodge these onto say a canvas or wood , etc ?
I don’t see why not. You should try it!
Hi Sharon. I am a subscriber to your channel. Love your work and you make it look like such great fun! Tell me, are you from Wisconsin?
Thank you so much Linda! I'm glad you are enjoying my channel. Yes, I am from Wisconsin. I live near the city of Chilton.
@@SharonHoerth I am from Scandinavia, WI (Waupaca County) and am a quilter maker on the big Tube.
@@linda9731 Oh not too far away. I always love hearing from a fellow Wisconsinite! I have subscribed to your channel as well. Thank you for reaching out!🌷🌷🌷
Thanks so much for sharing!❤️
You are very welcome Joyce! 🦋🌹
Great video, Sharon! Thank you for showing how to remove the final product from the sheet.
Thanks Anne. Glad you enjoyed it!
brilliant tutorial thank u, just wondered if u could use pva glue instead of mod podge? 😀
Thank you so much! I've used Elmers School glue, so I think PVA would also work. I would just water it down a bit.🌹🌹🌹
Love this Sharon. Natasja fron Tressure Books linked your chanel. I subscribed. Hope to see more of you.
Oh that’s so wonderful! I’m happy to have you as a new subscriber! 💕
Hi Sharon, love this, I have tried it before, but put the glue on the napkin... realise now easier to put it on the paper. Off to try again xx
That is probably what I would have done if I hadn't seen Kerry's video! Let me know how it turns out. 🤗
this is wonderful and will try but what kind of paper did u use underneath...has a waxy texture ....
Thanks Edie! I used freezer paper. 👍
ty sharon......after a while i figured it was that and have made several pieces ....I also add my water colors to it....ty for the video......
Love this idea! Thanks for sharing! New subscriber!
Oh yay! Thanks for subscribing and for your nice comments! 🏵️🏵️🏵️
Oh, my goodness!!!!! What a neat project!!!!! I know what I'll be doing next!!!!!!! Your paper is beautiful!!!! Thank you for sharing the peeling part also!!!!!!
Thank you Betty! Have fun trying it out! 💕
Really brilliant idea with a fantastic result. I don't know if the texture of the paper will be workable but I absolutely have to use this procedure and try to fold some origami. I believe that the result may hold great surprises. Thank you so much for the nice tutorial and for sharing your work. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😊
Thanks so much Luciano! Wow, that's a really creative idea. I never thought about origami! 💕😊