I hadn't even thought about doing this with my coffee and tea dyed papers! SO Cool!!! Thanks! Here's a tip in exchange: if you are ever using tea or coffee and think the paper will ever be written on (like in a journal) add about a teaspoon of baking soda to the coffee/tea and it will neutralize the acidity. (Over time the acidity would fade a handwritten pen journal entry/ written text)
These are super cool! I've never experimented with stencils and your work has inspired me to try them out. Love, love, love the natural coffee application, which I've only used to age paper. Thanks for sharing your talent!
Thank you so much Laura, I really really enjoyed watching you create these Amazing And Gorgeous prints, they look really really awesome like you’ve Gelli plated them. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up 👍 too. Please stay safe and well too
Hello. You dilute the coffee with what please. I can't read a product name on the glass jar. Thank you very much for your video. The result is very pretty
Thank you!!! I’m so excited to try this! I really want to know where some of your specific stencils come from... they are must haves. I’ll message you my questions 😌
Beautiful! I've been told that if you put equal parts 90% rubbing alcohol, water, and coffee/tea, they the tea/coffee won't mold/mildew... is that correct or do you just use coffee/tea and water? If just water, have you ever had problems with mold/mildew, etc?
I haven't heard that about the rubbing alcohol. I haven't had any issues with mold or mildew on my pages. If I leave a jar of coffee water on my desk too long, it will definitely grow some interesting things, but thus far I haven't seen that on my pages. But I may have to try the alcohol trick just in case!
@@LauraMixedMedia Maybe when its applied to paper it 'dries' so it no longer molds (or whatever...LOL) and maybe the rubbing alcohol helps it dry quicker. I'm going to give it a try anyway... we'll see. :oE
I tore them up and used them in my collages. Granted, I still have a pile of them left, lol. But slowly they are finding their homes in my journal pages.
I hadn't even thought about doing this with my coffee and tea dyed papers! SO Cool!!! Thanks! Here's a tip in exchange: if you are ever using tea or coffee and think the paper will ever be written on (like in a journal) add about a teaspoon of baking soda to the coffee/tea and it will neutralize the acidity. (Over time the acidity would fade a handwritten pen journal entry/ written text)
I LOVE them!! Great work!! Each has its own quirkiness. ❤
Thank you!
Muy lindo❤
FANTASTIC!!! And so simple resulting in elegant. Thank you for the great idea!
Precioso 😍😍🤩🤩
My craft crazy sister and I are trying this technique this afternoon! Thanks sooooo much for the inspiration.
Love these!!😍😍
Thank you!!
I saw a video on this but yours is better in my opinion ❤ thank you for sharing ❤
Wow, thank you so much!!
Wow, great can’t wait to try it
Have fun!!
Wow! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!! ❤
All of them are pretty but I especially loved the wc ones. Beautiful
Thank you, Leigh!
OHMYGOSH yyyeeess!!! 😍😍😍
❤❤❤
Stunning!! TFS, Laura. Jen ❤️❤️
Thank you! And thanks for watching! 🥰🥰
I could watch this all day!! Beautiful❤️
What a fabulous idea and awesome result thank you for sharing Laura
Loved it !!
Thank you!
I'm very inspired by your creations and processes Laura❣️
Thank you so much, that makes me so happy!!!
These are super cool! I've never experimented with stencils and your work has inspired me to try them out. Love, love, love the natural coffee application, which I've only used to age paper. Thanks for sharing your talent!
I am going to give this a try! Lovely !!
Have fun!❤❤❤
AMAZING ❤️❤️❤️
So pretty. 💟 I love it. It,s inspirator!!!!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
These turned out beautifully!!!
Thank you!! It was really fun and super easy 😊
That was so awesome and looks like fun!
It is! It's perfect for when you want to create, but aren't sure what - just whip out some paper and start splashing around! ❤
Very helpful!
I'm so glad!!
I just love these! Great technique!❤️
Thank you so much Laura, I really really enjoyed watching you create these Amazing And Gorgeous prints, they look really really awesome like you’ve Gelli plated them. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up 👍 too. Please stay safe and well too
Amazing pages!
I'm glad you like them! ❤
love your results!
Thank you!!🥰❤
New subbie here 😊 those beautiful, unique papers got me... Awesome 👌🏾☺️💐
Oh wow how cool, btw I'm a new subbie. Tfs 😊
Hello. You dilute the coffee with what please. I can't read a product name on the glass jar. Thank you very much for your video. The result is very pretty
Thank you!! I just use water to dilute it :)
Thank you!!! I’m so excited to try this! I really want to know where some of your specific stencils come from... they are must haves. I’ll message you my questions 😌
I'm excited to see how yours turn out!!
Bello mi piace
Beautiful! I've been told that if you put equal parts 90% rubbing alcohol, water, and coffee/tea, they the tea/coffee won't mold/mildew... is that correct or do you just use coffee/tea and water? If just water, have you ever had problems with mold/mildew, etc?
I haven't heard that about the rubbing alcohol. I haven't had any issues with mold or mildew on my pages. If I leave a jar of coffee water on my desk too long, it will definitely grow some interesting things, but thus far I haven't seen that on my pages. But I may have to try the alcohol trick just in case!
@@LauraMixedMedia Maybe when its applied to paper it 'dries' so it no longer molds (or whatever...LOL) and maybe the rubbing alcohol helps it dry quicker. I'm going to give it a try anyway... we'll see. :oE
Interesting. How did you use these pages?
I tore them up and used them in my collages. Granted, I still have a pile of them left, lol. But slowly they are finding their homes in my journal pages.
Thanks!! I love it! I have a question:Is the paper special for watercolors? Kisses from Spain.
Surprisingly, it is not. It is 160gsm mixed media paper. ❤❤
@@LauraMixedMedia thanks!!