Thank you so much, Cindy! I was really happy with the way that fabric paper turned out. I’m finally starting to get my craft room out of storage after having to replace all of our floors due to a water leak so I can get to crafting and making videos again. Thank so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
Really enjoyed your explanation of how you did everything. It was very educational and you were so organized. Thank so much for sharing all that you do ❤❤
Thank you so much, Jannell. That’s a really fun project project, even if it is a little messy, lol. Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment! ~Kathy xo
Great video a year ago but just popped up today. I have done some napkins with glue via Natasha’s TH-cam channel, but never considered using it with fabric, which I have tons of as a quilter also. What a great idea.
Wow!!! I love this. They came out beautiful. Guess what I'm going to be doing?? Thanks for sharing. I agree Natasha is a wonderful teacher of beautiful items.
New subscriber here! I'm so happy to find your video! This journal cover, and all the other fabric papers, are absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.
Just found you by looking up how to make paper fabric and I really enjoyed your tutorial, going now to view your page, thanks for the effort of making these videos, Rita from West Virginia
Hi Rita, and welcome aboard! Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! Paper fabric is a super fun project, even if it is a little messy, lol! ~Kathy xo
hello, I am new to your videos and new to making journals and I love this one about making fabric paper. I need to go find some items and make a few of these for my next journal. Thanks so much. Kay from Colorado Springs.
Hello, Kay, and welcome!! I’m so happy you’re going to give this project a try. It’s loads of fun even if it is a bit messy. Also, I have lots of projects on my channel that are perfect for beginners. Thank you so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo
Gorgeous! I came by to see about making fabric paper, but you caught me with the use of the black and white theme to which you added fall colors. I love the way it turned out. Fantastic job!
Thank you so much, Debi! I’m so sorry for the late response! We are in the middle of moving my craft room out of storage and back into our home. Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
Lovely, thank you for a great tutorial…I don’t have the gold mesh but thinking I will stamp in metallic ink for the top layer, or maybe some embossing if it will take the heat. Time to make a mess…😁
Sounds awesome, what a great idea! I'd love it if you'd tag me on instagram when you finish the project! Thank you so much for your comment and for watching! ~Kathy xo
We love love love your videos!! Nice simple tutorials and such awesome results!! Love the background music too!! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us!!!
Thanks, Cathy! I hope you’ll have fun with the project and I’m sure it will come out awesome! Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
Wow Kathy, I love those fabric papers you have created. Love that Owl... :) Thank you so much for sharing your step by step process in showing us how to create this paper. Now I am off to find an old bed sheet, and try this "new" paper out.
I have made the fabric paper from Natasha at Treasure Books too! I love the layering twist you added! Well done. I’m glad I got to see the beginning of your Owl Journal!
Awesome, Connie! Isn’t it fun? I just love Natasha, she’s adorable and so incredibly creative. Thank you so much for watching and for your sweet comment! ~Kathy xo
Thanks so much, Cheryl! I didn’t use the gloss on the journal cover, but I did on the others examples I showed. I didn’t measure, but I diluted it approximately 2/3 gloss to 1/3 water. Thank you very much for watching!! ~Kathy xo
Lovely but I feel the sewing before covering just added to bulk, personally I’d have sewn round either an inch or 1/2 inch from the edge or sewn as you did later after sticking it on and leaving to dry. I really love the idea but I’ll omit the 2x sewing on the edge. Thank you. X
Thank you, Shirley! Certainly sewing is always optional, however it didn’t really add to the bulk at all. All the papers are very thin so the bulk is minimal. Thanks for watching! ~Kathy xo
No, you can use any super thin paper. Thank you so much for subscribing and for your lovely comment! Have you seen the giveaway video yet? I hope you’ll get in the drawing! ~Kathy xo
Edison didn't invent the lightbulb. Two British Canadians did. Edison perfected a carbon filament for the incandescent bulb💡, but I appreciate the sentiment. Thanks for the video 🙏
What a fun cover! Every time I have tried making fabric paper, the paper part pulls away from the fabric as it dries, leaving bubbles in the fabric. I must be doing something wrong, but I can't figure out what. I make sure to saturate the fabric, I add the papers the same as everyone else seems to, I'm using thinned plain white glue..... Any ideas? I love the look of it, and I would love for it to work for me!
Hi Tammy, thanks for the great question! The only thing I can suggest is maybe not thinning down the glue as much. That said, mine still has a few air bubbles too, but once I sew the edges down they’re at least not going to fall apart. Another thing you can do, is once it’s fully dried you can “crazy stitch” all over, or back and forth in even spaces, like on a quilt. I think that would create an awesome texture. I hope this helps! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! ~Kathy xo
Stunningly beautiful. Very imaginative.
Thank you so much, Monique. I’m really glad you like how it turned out. Thanks for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
This is my first visit to your channel. Your owl journal is absolutely beautiful! Wow!
Thank you so much, Renee! I really had fun making that journal. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. ~Kathy xo
Very creative, beautiful, and sturdy!
Thank you so much, Andrea, I’m so happy you liked it! Thank you for watching!! ~Kathy xo
Beautiful journal covers. I love this process. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Thanks so much, Patricia, I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching! ~Kathy xo
I love how everything came together. Get colors
Thank you so much! And thanks for watching!! ~Kathy xo
Like the gold leaves you added just what it needed wonderful. Treasurer book is awesome to watch her create things out anything she has it seems like.
Thank you so much, Cindy! I was really happy with the way that fabric paper turned out. I’m finally starting to get my craft room out of storage after having to replace all of our floors due to a water leak so I can get to crafting and making videos again. Thank so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
WOW 😳, I'm so amazed with ur video. I just love the cover.
Thanks so much, I’m so happy you liked it! Thanks for watching! ~Kathy xo
Love this concept a lot ❤. Wow how beautiful. Very informative and creative.
Thank you so much! It’s a fun project. Thanks so much for watching and for leaving a comment! ~Kathy xo
Really enjoyed your explanation of how you did everything. It was very educational and you were so organized. Thank so much for sharing all that you do ❤❤
Thank you so much, Jannell. That’s a really fun project project, even if it is a little messy, lol. Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment! ~Kathy xo
Great video a year ago but just popped up today. I have done some napkins with glue via Natasha’s TH-cam channel, but never considered using it with fabric, which I have tons of as a quilter also. What a great idea.
Thanks so much, Linda! I hope you have fun with the project. Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
I love this idea. I will go watch Natasha, but you did great with this one. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much, Christine, I’m so happy you liked it! Thank you for watching! ~Kathy xo
I’ve been collecting things for a fall journal and I love the look of this cover thank you
You’re very welcome, I’m so glad you like it! Thanks so much for watching and for leaving a comment. 😊 ~Kathy xo
Wow!!! I love this. They came out beautiful. Guess what I'm going to be doing?? Thanks for sharing. I agree Natasha is a wonderful teacher of beautiful items.
Oh, I’m so happy you liked it, Bette-ann! Have fun with it, and thank you so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo
I absolutely love this! Now I know what to do with all the extra sheeting I bought to make covid masks from! Finally, use up mu napkin collection.
That’s awesome, Meegan! Have fun with the project and thank you so much for watching! ~Kathy xo
Great tutorial. Thanks
You’re welcome, so glad you liked it, Julie! Thank you so much for watching! ~Kathy xo
That is so neat. I also watch Natasha from 'down under'.
Thank you, Deborah! I love watching Natasha’s videos. She’s amazing. Thanks so much for also watching mine! 💕 ~Kathy xo
Wow that’s so beautiful amazing thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you so much!! I’m so glad you liked it and I hope you’ll give it a try. Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
Very interesting process, love it. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much, I’m so glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! ~Kathy xo
Great video. Thanks love the inspiration!
Thank you, Lynn! I’m so glad you liked it and I hope you’ll give it a try. Thank you so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo
Wonderful art. Lots of Love, light and Laughter!
Aww, thank you so much, Elaine! I’m so happy you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
New subscriber here! I'm so happy to find your video! This journal cover, and all the other fabric papers, are absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much, Natalie! I’m so happy you found me too, so welcome aboard!! Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
Really beautiful owl journal cover!!
Thank you, Betty!! Thanks for watching! ~Kathy xo
Just found you by looking up how to make paper fabric and I really enjoyed your tutorial, going now to view your page, thanks for the effort of making these videos, Rita from West Virginia
Hi Rita, and welcome aboard! Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! Paper fabric is a super fun project, even if it is a little messy, lol! ~Kathy xo
Really nice, you made this look easy enough for me to try😊
Thanks so much! I hope you have fun with it. Thank you for watching!! ~Kathy xo
I loved how you explained the process and how you used recycled bed sheets.
Thank you so much, Maria! I’m so glad you liked it. Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment! ~Kathy xo
ordered some things to make these and appreciate your tutorial!
Awesome, Debbie, have fun! Thanks so much for watching! ~Kathy xo
Thanks so much for a great video. You certainly have inspired me to give this method a go. ❤
Awesome, Pauline, you’re very welcome! Have fun with the project, it’s messy but a ton of fun. Thanks so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo
what a lovely cover 😊
Thanks so much, Mary Jo! And thank you for watching! ~Kathy xo
hello, I am new to your videos and new to making journals and I love this one about making fabric paper. I need to go find some items and make a few of these for my next journal. Thanks so much. Kay from Colorado Springs.
Hello, Kay, and welcome!! I’m so happy you’re going to give this project a try. It’s loads of fun even if it is a bit messy. Also, I have lots of projects on my channel that are perfect for beginners. Thank you so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo
Very pretty! TYFS 💖
Thank you so much, Kelly! ~Kathy xo
Beautiful!! 😊
Thank you so much, and thanks for watching!! ~Kathy xo
I also follow Treasure Books, she is great!
She is! I love her!
Soooo amazing ❤
Thank you so much, I’m so happy you enjoyed the video! Thank you for watching! ~Kathy xo
Gorgeous! I came by to see about making fabric paper, but you caught me with the use of the black and white theme to which you added fall colors. I love the way it turned out. Fantastic job!
Thank you so much, I’m so happy you liked it!! Thanks for watching and for your very encouraging comment!! ~Kathy xo
Just found you. Truly enjoyed Thank you for sharing your talent
Thank you so much, Debi! I’m so sorry for the late response! We are in the middle of moving my craft room out of storage and back into our home. Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
This is neat.
Thank you so much! It's a really fun project. Thank you for watching! ~Kathy xo
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much, Linette, I’m very happy you liked it! Thanks for watching! ~Kathy xo
Lovely, thank you for a great tutorial…I don’t have the gold mesh but thinking I will stamp in metallic ink for the top layer, or maybe some embossing if it will take the heat. Time to make a mess…😁
Sounds awesome, what a great idea! I'd love it if you'd tag me on instagram when you finish the project! Thank you so much for your comment and for watching! ~Kathy xo
Thank you for sharing. I like how you used old bed sheets. They turned out beautiful.
Thank you so much, Nikita! I often use old bed sheets for projects. Lots of fabric for very little money. Thanks for watching! ~Kathy xo
Glad I found the video where you made the cover. Something new for me ! Thanks🦉
Very cool, Mary! I hope you have fun with the project! Thank you very much for watching and for leaving a comment! ~Kathy xo
We love love love your videos!! Nice simple tutorials and such awesome results!! Love the background music too!! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us!!!
Thanks sooo much! I really appreciate all your encouragement more than you know! Thank you for watching and for your sweet comments!! ~Kathy xo
Thank you for sharing this! I love the results!! 💜💜💜
You’re so welcome, I’m so happy you liked it! Thank you very much for watching! ~Kathy xo
Something else to try. Hope mine comes out resembling yours!
Thanks, Cathy! I hope you’ll have fun with the project and I’m sure it will come out awesome! Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ~Kathy xo
Wow Kathy, I love those fabric papers you have created. Love that Owl... :) Thank you so much for sharing your step by step process in showing us how to create this paper. Now I am off to find an old bed sheet, and try this "new" paper out.
Thank you so much, Teresa, I’m so happy you liked it! Have fun with the project. Thank you so much for watching!! ~Kathy xo
😅very nice 👍🏼. Hugs 🤗 Dee
Thanks so much, Dee! And thanks for watching!! 😊 ~Kathy xo
Great idea.Your cover turned out beautiful.
Thanks, Sue, I’m so glad you liked it! Thanks so much for watching! ~Kathy xo
Very interesting
Thanks, Susan! I hope you’ll give this project a go. Thank you so much for watching! ~Kathy xo
I have made the fabric paper from Natasha at Treasure Books too! I love the layering twist you added! Well done. I’m glad I got to see the beginning of your Owl Journal!
Awesome, Connie! Isn’t it fun? I just love Natasha, she’s adorable and so incredibly creative. Thank you so much for watching and for your sweet comment! ~Kathy xo
I like this process. Did you dilute the gloss mod podge for the cover? Thanks for sharing 😊💜
Thanks so much, Cheryl! I didn’t use the gloss on the journal cover, but I did on the others examples I showed. I didn’t measure, but I diluted it approximately 2/3 gloss to 1/3 water. Thank you very much for watching!! ~Kathy xo
Lovely but I feel the sewing before covering just added to bulk, personally I’d have sewn round either an inch or 1/2 inch from the edge or sewn as you did later after sticking it on and leaving to dry. I really love the idea but I’ll omit the 2x sewing on the edge. Thank you. X
Thank you, Shirley! Certainly sewing is always optional, however it didn’t really add to the bulk at all. All the papers are very thin so the bulk is minimal. Thanks for watching! ~Kathy xo
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I love your channel and have subscribed to it. I have a question about making fabric paper. Do I have to use pattern paper first?
No, you can use any super thin paper. Thank you so much for subscribing and for your lovely comment! Have you seen the giveaway video yet? I hope you’ll get in the drawing! ~Kathy xo
Edison didn't invent the lightbulb. Two British Canadians did. Edison perfected a carbon filament for the incandescent bulb💡, but I appreciate the sentiment.
Thanks for the video 🙏
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! ~Kathy xo 💡💡💡😊
What a fun cover! Every time I have tried making fabric paper, the paper part pulls away from the fabric as it dries, leaving bubbles in the fabric. I must be doing something wrong, but I can't figure out what. I make sure to saturate the fabric, I add the papers the same as everyone else seems to, I'm using thinned plain white glue..... Any ideas? I love the look of it, and I would love for it to work for me!
Hi Tammy, thanks for the great question! The only thing I can suggest is maybe not thinning down the glue as much. That said, mine still has a few air bubbles too, but once I sew the edges down they’re at least not going to fall apart. Another thing you can do, is once it’s fully dried you can “crazy stitch” all over, or back and forth in even spaces, like on a quilt. I think that would create an awesome texture. I hope this helps! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! ~Kathy xo
@@AtticTreasuresEtc Thanks so much for the response and suggestions! I'll have to have another go at it soon!
@@tammyzitzmann1646 you’re very welcome, Tammy! Have fun with it and don’t give up! ~Kathy xo
very nice! (Charlene On it)
Thanks so much, Charlene! I really appreciate your support! 😊💕 ~Kathy