Excellent! I had to do something like this with my youngest daughter not too long ago .... we went with smoke coming off a candle to do the distressing, I wish I had thought of just frightening the paper with a grim future. Maybe it would have worked better if you had made more paper centric prognostications like being recycled as a roll of TP in a chilli resturaunt or something like that. Great job, love ur style!! Cheers!
Your sheep has issues. I can relate! Love the sheep!! hehehe!!! Lovely work once again and thanks for the handy "sleeve in the paint" tip! I'll definitely give it a go!!
Lovely gifts! Very authentic looking ancient scrolls, steeped in mysticism and arcane knowledge. Great filming and music sounds like a John Carpenter film, which is a good thing! Well done Lady S!
Oh that was brilliant I've never laughed that hard at a sheep in my life. And I come from the west country so I've met a lot of sheep😋 great video and amazing projects.
You're videos never disappoint, and this is another example. We love your sense of humor and style! You very nicely achieved the antiqued parchment look, much better method than the clothes dryer! P.S. we could have sworn the music was coming from the other side.😉
Thank you! I tried a bit of tea staining in the past without getting quite the depth of color I wanted, but I'm sure experimenting with a wide variety of teas would be fun as I didn't go very far with it! I'm glad you like the cheeky sheep! 😉
Different papers and even different colored inks definitely have different reactions. The first couple of papers I tried didn't work at all! Thank you though. I appreciate it!
Thanks! I haven't been able to get quite the look I wanted with tea bags in the past. I had to experiment a bit with different papers. But I think this combination is working pretty well!
Thank you!! I'm still working on my sheep translations. It took me a while to get those sentences transcribed and I'm still not sure I got them all correct. I'm sure I'll figure their name out eventually. At the moment it sounds like Baaaaaaaaaa.
@@FigmentsMade Ah, I didn't realize you were working in such challenging conditions. Well, whenever you're able to, please convey my appreciation to the sheep for their contribution.
Thank YOU for being awesome!
Aw shucks, Cap'n.
These are soooooo nice! Nerves of steel that paper, to avoid being distressed throughout that barrage of taunts!
Thank you, Tanda! It's some seriously tough paper!
Excellent! I had to do something like this with my youngest daughter not too long ago .... we went with smoke coming off a candle to do the distressing, I wish I had thought of just frightening the paper with a grim future. Maybe it would have worked better if you had made more paper centric prognostications like being recycled as a roll of TP in a chilli resturaunt or something like that. Great job, love ur style!! Cheers!
I don't know, that might have reduced it to a pile of ashes! ;) Thank you, Jim! I'm so glad you liked it!
That's a wonderful project! Love it
Thank you so much, Franco! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Your videos are so entertaining! Those parchments turned out great to love the weathering effect.
Thank you, Dan! I'm so glad you liked it. I really appreciate it!
Nice. I was starting to doubt the end result half way through but they looked great in the end.
You and me both! Thanks!
Those turned out great! Nice animation as well!
Thank you, Andrew! I greatly appreciate it!
Your videos always make me laugh so much. And I learn something new every time. You rock.
Thank you so much, Ellen! It makes me very happy to hear. Laughing and learning is the highest possible compliment! I have done my job!
Looks great! You have lucky friends.
Thank you! I'm lucky to have awesome friends.
Your sheep has issues. I can relate! Love the sheep!! hehehe!!! Lovely work once again and thanks for the handy "sleeve in the paint" tip! I'll definitely give it a go!!
The sheep was having perhaps a bit too much fun. ;) Thank you! I have to remember the paint tip a bit more frequently myself.
just Brilliant, nice work ,
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Lovely gifts! Very authentic looking ancient scrolls, steeped in mysticism and arcane knowledge. Great filming and music sounds like a John Carpenter film, which is a good thing! Well done Lady S!
Thank you so much, Sir Matt! I greatly appreciate it! You are much too kind.
Nice work and you have talented friends 👍
Thank you! They're pretty awesome.
Really cool Sharon! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you, Fred! I'm so glad you liked it! 😊👊👍
So incredibly cool! I dig your video style!
Wow! Thank you, Andy! I really appreciate it.
Really cool parchments, Sharon! I'm sure they'll love them!
Billy
Thanks, Billy! They seemed to appreciate them!
Nice video man! It is alwyas a pleasure to watch!
Thank you! That's great to hear!
So good. That sheep is salty! You has some lucky friends!
Thank you! I'm lucky to have such fabulous friends! And, yeah, that sheep...
Oh that was brilliant I've never laughed that hard at a sheep in my life. And I come from the west country so I've met a lot of sheep😋 great video and amazing projects.
Thank you! I'm always glad to hear about my videos getting laughed at! 😉😉
I was wondering where the music was coming from... Thanks for clarifying 😊
I'm always happy to help! 😉
Never tried it with paint, I've used coffee and tea on paper and leather. Nice results 👍👍👍👍
Thank you, Gib! I've been surprised at how well the paint works but it definitely depends on the paper.
You're videos never disappoint, and this is another example. We love your sense of humor and style! You very nicely achieved the antiqued parchment look, much better method than the clothes dryer! P.S. we could have sworn the music was coming from the other side.😉
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! And the workshop is pretty small so the sound bounces around. 😉
Nice! That sheep lol love it 👊🏼
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Super job 👍 tea bags are also pretty good for staining paper 😁 that sheep is very cheeky too 😂
Thank you! I tried a bit of tea staining in the past without getting quite the depth of color I wanted, but I'm sure experimenting with a wide variety of teas would be fun as I didn't go very far with it! I'm glad you like the cheeky sheep! 😉
@@FigmentsMade I suppose it would depend on the type of paper and how long you leave it soak. Great job though really like the effect 👌
Different papers and even different colored inks definitely have different reactions. The first couple of papers I tried didn't work at all! Thank you though. I appreciate it!
Now that anchovy comment would have made me hungry, not distressed. But those remarks oooOoooOOOooo 🤯
Always enjoy your videos and your music!
I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it even though I included anchovies in the distressing list. 😉
Figments Made you know you couldn’t make a video that I wouldn’t love! I get excited when your videos pop up. 😏
I'm happy this didn't disappoint!
Figments Made you ARE the best. 😉
😊🙏
Very cool. I just love your videos, always funny as well as interesting. Also loving the Sheep. Can we call him Baaaarry?
I'm so glad you liked it! And the sheep! (large groan but that is an excellent suggestion for a name!)
Ace! I've always used tea bags for this but paint actually seems less messy... either that or I've been doing the tea method wrong..
Thanks! I haven't been able to get quite the look I wanted with tea bags in the past. I had to experiment a bit with different papers. But I think this combination is working pretty well!
Fabulous!!!
Thank you, Andy!!
a big thumbs up to soap and a scrub brush!
Absolutely. They get a lot of use around here!!
Ooh, I love a good medieval-style scroll! Those turned out beautifully. And I just adore that sheep! Does he/she have a name?
Thank you!! I'm still working on my sheep translations. It took me a while to get those sentences transcribed and I'm still not sure I got them all correct. I'm sure I'll figure their name out eventually. At the moment it sounds like Baaaaaaaaaa.
@@FigmentsMade Ah, I didn't realize you were working in such challenging conditions. Well, whenever you're able to, please convey my appreciation to the sheep for their contribution.
I will do my baaaaaast.
Great video as always!
Thank you, Tom! I'm glad to hear it!
I don't know what to do about nasty sheep, but the parchment came out nice.
Don't worry, I'll keep the sheep in check. Thank you!
Oh no we've lost her to the pirates! 🏴☠️🦜😅
That happened long ago! 😉☠️⚔️🖤
But the sheep tongue blowing raspberries!!
I might have had some fun making that. ;)
Rustic live edge shosugiban magic parchment!
Darn it! I knew I was missing some keywords! ;)
Making the thing is only half the fun. Making fun of the thing is the rest of it