WHY BUY PAINTS... if you can USE THIS INSTEAD?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- I heard you, and I know you want to buy less this year and so I have the perfect video for you. Learn how to use another product that you just might have around your house. You can ditch your paints and use this instead. It's so simple and gives you great results.
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What a great tutorial! But your narration and anecdotal of your discoveries about the beautiful tints and colors produced from tea leaves/tea grounds were intriguing! You’ve made the whole journal-making process so interesting and truly fascinating! What an awesome story teller you are! Thank you so much for this wonderful, enlightening experience! ❤️
wow thank you so much, your words mean a lot to me... I love telling stories and I love stories in general.... I think that's why I love reading books and watching tv so much. thanks for watching!! if you liked this one, you'll probably like these too: th-cam.com/video/8FED8x5_c78/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/3LHZEamJX98/w-d-xo.html
Your art is always so innovative and it is so enjoyable listening to you, . A beautiful creation, Keren.
Thank you so much Dianne! I hope you're doing well!! sending you bit hug!
Such a clever idea❣️ the page looked beautiful💖💖💖
Thanks so much Sue!!
I followed you sometime back, but then I lost you, which was definitely my loss. Times have been difficult the past few years, and I really could have used you. I could listen to you forever, even without your beautiful art. But I enjoy your art just as much, so you are a double gift.
I'm so sorry to hear Claudette, I think many had a hard time not only because of Covid. thank you for your kindness and beautiful words!
I love the way you speak and express your experiences and ideas. Some people just talk and talk but say nothing or repeat themselves. I am so glad I've subscribed to your channel, I found this content very wholesome. Thank you 😊
thank you so much Sue! so glad to hear you say that because I truly try!
omg I wish I had another tea connoisseur like you in my life. I'm obsessed with tea. to the point I like to learn about each kind and where it comes from. most ppl think it's nuts lol
lol I'm obsessed with both tea and coffee so I have a problem LOL. that's so cool that you learn about each one!
I just love you sis! Thank you for teaching me new things and cheaper things at that!♥️
Judy thank you so so much I'm so glad to hear. You should see the one I did after that it uses another cool product it has dandelion looking flowers on the cover.
I love the way you tell a story about your art.
thank you so much Cordelia, I appreciate it!! and I'm so glad you liked it
@@KerenTamir if I ever get sick and bedridden, I’ll be asking you to record stories for me. 😄
Love that you used herbal tea, the colour the Hibiscus created was surprising and really beautiful on your pages Keren 🌺
Sheila thank you so much, it actually really surprised me too. I wasn't expecting the purple. Do you like drinking tea?
@@KerenTamir Oh yes, Chamomille tea with honey has always been a go to for mindful relaxation for me, I’ve experimented with a few different teas as well, lemon ginger is a great one for soothing an angry tummy. So many wonderful flavours! I have a mug I recieved from a friend long ago that steeps the loose leaf right in the mug so I’ve missed out on those fabulous teabags you’re using in the video 😉
Oh Sheila yes I love those and have mugs with the steeper inside but the bags are great too. I get all my teas from David's teas (canadian company) I'm obsessed... they sell the package of bags too. I try to buy the organic ones so there's less additives but there's so so many good ones and since you're in Canada too it's more affordable.
This was really cool, Keren! Loved how the hibiscus changed color and love that you looked up why! 🤓💖
thank you so much my friend!! I saw you set a video for tomorrow. I set a reminder already!!
@@KerenTamir aw thank you! 💖💖💖
Even though I already know I can use coffee and thee in artjournals, it was interesting to see how your pages came together. There is so much meaning in each of the steps you take! Thank you so much Keren, to inspire us to try this technique ourselves and tell our own story that way.
Big hugs, Casey xx
Dear Casey thank you so much to you... I'm so glad you loved these techniques they are truly so magical.
Amazing! I never thought of that!! I love tea but here we do not have empty tea bags like you show in your video...Really really love this projects!!!!!
Sonia you can use the regular teabags from a box. Let them dry once you're done drinking and you can open and remove the insides. Those teabags work the same way. I know that specialty stores have loose leaf tea and they probably sell the bags too. I think Amazong does as well.
@@KerenTamir Yes I suppose... but I don’t like them as much as more natural leaves ... but I’ll give a try... it seems really really fun!!
The ones from the box work great too. It doesn’t matter the flavor. You can use the bag
The hibiscus tea is gorgeous. I prefer black tea myself.I loved that you talked about your grandma and her sewing box.I also have at least 3 generations of sewing supplies and buttons, passed down from my mom, grandma, great grandma and possibly beyond.I would like to use the buttons instead of letting them sit in a box.Its very comforting to touch my grandma's sewing things.She left a lot of round potholders unsewn, because she used to sell them at the church fairs.She had them cut out, along with the filling.I still plan to finish them and also add my own fabrics.I bet there are many of us who also have sewing boxes from our families.My family were savers of anything useful, probably due to them living through the depression.I've inherited their tendencies.LOL❤️
that's so amazing that you have something that has passed on from generation to generation.... its so much more meaningful..... I actually don't like hibiscus in my tea. I prefer green tea or lavender tea....
This is so cool! I drink iced fruit tea during our very hot Australian summers, and will have lots of fun experimenting with all my flavours. Thank you for once again being so inspiring:-)
oh that's awesome!! experimenting is always great!
You made my weekend, Keren. As usual, you Inspire
oh thanks so much Beth xo!
You are a beautiful conduit of love as well as art! Thank you!
thank you so much!
Can't wait to try this with Rosehip tea
Oh Heather! I'd love to know the results can you share that in my facebook group or tag me on IG so I can see, I'm very curious
OMG! I love that, so inspired to play. Thank you.
thank you so much! so glad to hear!
Absolutely brilliant
thanks so much!
Oh wow Keren! What a magical blue effect the hibiscus tea created! I fell in love with that page! I usually drink infusions in the mornings, maybe i should try if they work as well 💙 The ancient scrolls look amazing with tea, i used to dye paper with distress ink but i must try your tip. Thank you very, very much! 💖💖
yes I've used distress inks for dying papers but I did it with tea when I was kid before I had inks. Can't wait to see how you try your teas on your pages.
Creative and thrifty! TFS the inspiration!
Glad you liked it!! thanks so much!
I love listening to your stories and seeing your art. Your stories always speak to me. You are a treasure🌈
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to hear! I appreciate it!
I have done some dying with tea some time ago. Forgot about that technique. Thanks for reminding me. I have also used the water from boiling beets.they even stain your hands, LOL. Didn't know different teas give different colors, since I am not a tea drinker. Thanks for sharing..
I still want to try the beet juice, haven't yet.... sounds wonderful! thanks so much!
Cool idea. Loved it 😍
thank you so much what product you loved the most? just curious
Love your videos and projects!
Thanks so much April!! I'm so glad and grateful for your support!
Treasure Books has a great video from a couple of years ago using the old tea leaves to make faux handmade paper. I use all of my tea bags now. Thank you for your videos! They are do empowering
oh wow I've always wanted to make my own faux paper or even real paper with recycled materials. thanks so much!!!
What a fantastic idea. Thankyou so much for this very informative video. Its tea for me when i next go shopping. 🙂
that's awesome!! yes its so fun to create with things from around the house! watch the one I did with matcha
Amazing...I lived the hibiscus colour
Thank you so much 😊
After drinking your tea, do you ever use the dried tea leaves to texture your paper? I've added strands of thread and tiny bits of thread with the tea leaves, as well---and more to hoard (LOL!) It makes it look like you're using handmade paper. Kerin, I love watching your creativity flow and was especially struck by the words you glued in: "Every flower mist grow through dirt." Wow. Isn't that true? So inspirational and truly beautiful! Thanks for sharing your story and techniques.
yes I've used dried tea leaves as well as coffee grounds from pods after I drank it. yes it does look like handmade paper and the inspirational quote is from my set of printable digital quotes on etsy. thanks so much for your inspirational and kind words
Keren, I've been following you for a while, I love your style and I love your stories as much! I love everything about this video and love using tea to stain paper but I never thought about using tea bags. I use a lot of loose tea, although I have a few types in bags and mesh pouches. I will have to give it a try!! I agree, coffee gives me a boost in the morning but after stressors throughout some days, a nice cup of tea certainly soothes my soul in the afternoons. Thanks for sharing!🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much Dawne and for coming to my live today! I'm so glad you loved this and yes using teabags is great. I also drink loose leaf tea and then save my teabags. its a great texture to add! I appreciate your words and kindness
This is absolutely beautiful yr so inspirational thank you 🙏🏻
You are so welcome and so glad you liked it!! it was fun!
Ooh! Hibiscus! Beautiful!
It surprised me more than you think!! I was truly amazed with the change of colors
Hi Keren, love this, especially your calm voice. I will have a go at drying my hibiscus flowers, they are two toned so not sure how pink they will be. I like vacuum sealed beetroot to eat and had great success in painting with the juice (not the vinegar type ones). I thought they might turn blue but stayed a rose pink. Thanks for your great ideas. Love from Australia
Wendi that's awesome you have natural hibiscus flowers in australia, I love putting them in my hair whenever I go on vacation. I've never seen two-toned hibiscus but very curious if it will work. Please share in my facebook group if it does and I'd love to try beet-root juice, although I'm not a huge fan of beets on their own, I like them in salads but on their own not so much as when I was in grade one, they taught us a song about beets and made us eat it and I did not like that. I still remember that lol
@@KerenTamir Thanks for your reply. I am currently drying the hibiscus flowers, I guess they need to be a bit papery. I realised I has red onion skins in my pantry so I am going to have a go with them. I will try making a 'tea' with them and see what happens. You have really ignited a search for natural colours, thank you. We get vacuum sealed cooked beetroot and it has a lovely flavour, the other type tends to be done in vinegar. Sorry the computer does not like my Aussie spelling! Love from Downunder.
Lov this vid. I like using oranges,limes,lemons and flowers as stamps also. Noesthing beats coffee for skin tones. thank you for this vid!
Yes I want to try those. I guess old lemons would be great. I recently ate a passion fruit and the shell was amazing. I want to try to stamp with it. Thanks for sharing
Very interesting tutorial. Tfs.
thank you so much Bonnie!!
I did not know you could use tea in this way!! That is awesome!! Loved your journal page!! I was close to my Grandma also. I truly understand that!!
Yes actually tea has been used for generations especially to dye clothing and silk printing. It's pretty cool!! do you like drinking tea?
@@KerenTamir Yes! I truly enjoy tea. I only have the herbal teas as I cannot have any caffeine anymore.
Great, I have Hibiscus red and pink, will try it! Thank you XX
oh that's awesome!! it was truly so much fun and I got so surprised with the color shifting
Thank you so much for sharing - simplicity and efficacity 🙏 - (I follow you from Belgium)
You are so welcome Anita!! thank you so much!! and I'd love to visit Belgium one day!!
@@KerenTamir thank you 🤞💕👍
Thanks so much!!
Barb thank you for being there!! I appreciate it
Great!
Steven thank you so much!!
Que maravilla!!!! Pienso probar, me parece pura magia Keren 😍
Muchisimas gracias Lidia!! que bueno!!
Parecemos almas gemelas, ese tipo de páginas las hacía en mis inicios cuando no tenia mucha variedad de materiales💪🏻👌🏻 Preciosa!😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
si tienes razon. a mi me encantan usar las dos cosas materiales que se pueden comprar y reciclados.
Loved the video and tutorial Keren! Wow, I have hibiscus flowers. Do I boil the leaves? I want to try this! I've used coffee before but not tea. My husband likes tea but I don't...wish I did because I know how healthy it is.
Mari yes you would have plenty of hibiscus flowers lol. I think you need to dry them first. although I'm curious if it would work from a fresh flower. please try and let me know. lol. but I would say either sun dry them or in the oven on a light temperature. (like dehydrated) then once they are dry you can brew them.
Keren, that amazing. Love the hibiscus ❤️❤️❤️
thank you so much my friend!! do you like tea? funny hibiscus is not my favorite in taste but love it in my art journal
@@KerenTamir I love tea but have not been very adventurous and stick to my favorites. ❤️
what are you favorites? just curious.... I love discussing tea flavours
Me encantan esos tonos que nuestra Naturaleza nos regala🤗
Yo usé una vez flor de Jamaica, la cual se encuentra en México y se utiliza para preparar una rica y nutritiva bebida. Con ella se puede obtener un tono entre rojo y vino.
Si esa es exactamente la flor que utilize. en ingles se llama Hybiscus. muchisimas gracias
Niiicccee....
Diane, thank you so much
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