Hi Kari. I put the watered glue in a bowl and put the fabric in that, squeeze it out and let dry. It's faster that way and I can do a batch of fabric. I love what you've done! TFS.
OMG! You just reminded me of something we used to use when I used to work in a fabric store. I forget the name of it but there is a product that you brush onto fabric that turns it into paper. You can tear the fabric like you do paper. Oh darn ! I can’t remember the name of it. It gives almost the same result you got but you start out with fabric. I will check it out and get back to you about it.
If you wanted an aged or distressed look you can put instant coffee in the water you mix the glue in and it will "paint" it with a patina Loved the colours and patterns in the sheeting one :)
Can you tell me what her glue:water ratio is? I heard it (I think) the first time I watched this vid and failed to write it down, now I’ve watched 3 more times and get so distracted watching the process, I miss the ratio. I tried wining it, but my tissues lifted from the fabric 😢. Please help a fellow crafter with an attention problem 😅.
@@stellabella6839 Start with a 1 to 1 ratio and add more glue or water til it looks like hers. Keep your paper on the plastic base, and peel it off after it dries completely.
This is such an incredible method, producing a unique, useful, and beautiful material for arts, crafts, journaling. I don't know how I've never encountered this technique before as I have been crafting for 60 years and have watched 1000s of youtubes in the last several years. Thought I'd see and tried it all. This absolutely blows me away! TFS.
Thanks Diane! I am surprised you haven't seen it before, but sometimes we miss things if it shows up at the wrong time. It is great fun and I shall be doing some more experimenting with different substrates and layers - as well as embellishments! 💗💗
This is amazing, I am very into painting and sewing and wow! This is a combination of both! 😮😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤ I never thought about it! I am definitely going to do something with this idea, thank you very much!
I’m researching some ideas for a project for art class using fabric, and I came upon this video, and all I have to say is WOW, I have NEVER seen something so cool as this. It absolutely blows my mind, you are VERY talented!👏🏻
Totally different from what you’ve done here but I’ve got my grandma’s McCall patterns that I’ve been holding on to until I could think of how to display them. I’m going to make some fabric out of them. Thank you so much for the inspiration
I've just learned about this technique (joomchi - fabric paper) today and am absolutely enthralled. I plan to use it for a wide range of sewing/quilting projects and even experiment making fabric bowls and vases. Thank you so much for the demo!🥰😍💝
Joomchi! I knew there was a craft that would use up my fabric, papers, cheesecloth, paper doilies, etc! Thank you for mentioning this! Just found Kari today, and I love her channel!
I had a go and decided I was too impatient to spend time smoothing out cheesecloth with PVA glue and a brush. Instead I used a plastic bowl (glue will peel out of it if dried) and put my cheesecloth in the bowl and added diluted PVA and mixed it in the bowl with gloved hands. Smoothed it out on the plastic trash bag and it was wonderful. *Caveat* sweet little feral Tillie hasn’t learned the ways of being a house cat with a million art projects going on at once. I heard her crying and came down to find a ton of cat hair and paw prints in the tacky glue. A quick wipe down with a wet washcloth and she was good to go although I did consult a Vet and she said it was not toxic to cats in the small amount she probably ingested. So a potential disaster now has a sentimental touch.
Oh Kate, that's hilarious, or should I say, hairlarious! Tillie is a little bundle of mischief, but I'm glad the glue is non toxic to cats. The bowl idea is a good one, I think I'll do that next time, you are so clever to figure that out. 😀💗💗
I’ve just come upon you channel and you mentioned you were coming up on 3k subscribers and look at you now! What wonderful growth!!! Congratulations! Love your fabric papers ❤!
Making a garden journal for 2023 year of gardening. A fabric cover would be wonderful. Also, my sister sews. Using the sewing pattern pieces would be fun on a card for her. thanks for the FUN!!
Oh yes, great idea, Yuna, old style net curtains would be lovely. Hmmm, I also have some voile type fabric too... I think I will be doing some more experimenting! 💗💗
I made some of these! I used tissue paper for one and I experimented with book pages with script. Looks great! If you crumple these up and then smooth out it get textured and really cool too!
Absolutely love this! I had done this what seems like eons ago. Since I have been using napkins in my journals lately, I have bits and pieces of great color pieces left over that I could not part with. What a wonderful way to use them up! ❤️❤️❤️
Yes, it is a loooong time since I had done this, I was wracking my brain trying to remember how to do it. Yes, it is a great way to use the napkins, I have a habit of hogging them, LOL! 😂💗💗
Fabulous! Great cover. I also like that it is strong, fabric, and translucent. Would love to know how it stands up to wear and tear over time. About 5 years ago, I made a cover for my checks using two layers of brown paperbag paper painted with acrylic paint. It has taken a beating in my purse because I have my eyeglasses, my wallet, and keys in there. After about 5 years, it is beginning to show some wear around the corners and some edges. I used some bookbinding tape on the fold to protect it. Everyone thought it was leather. They had a hard time believing it was paper. I thought it would only last a few months. To my surprise, it has been over 5 years
Oooh, I did something similar but without the layer of fabric. What a great idea to add such a layer to make it more sturdy! Love both results! I really must try this technique with napkin too.
Thanks Julie, I have done it with silk fibres in the past and they are strong! I rather wish I had some soft batting or something, then I could quilt it! The napkins are lovely, yes try it! 💗💗
Oooh lovely! Must admit I’ve never seen this idea before. My ‘girls’ look to me for new ideas and I think, well I know, one of them would be very interested. A small group of us, 5 in total, meet every Friday afternoon for a variety of crafty stuff, eg. cross stitch, chicken scratch, embroidery, making and covering boxes, mosaic work … I’ve got them making felt ornaments and after finding a huge box filled with silk scarves of all sizes (you wouldn’t believe it) I’m working on how to simplify silk painting in the room we have allocated just for us! They have done scrapbooking but as everyone is French they stick to regimented designs, so boring I could die! So back to this project it’s certainly got me excited! Never done journaling myself but it’s something I may like 🤔 …. I have a few sketchbooks in my stash because I can’t resist buying them …. I was thinking of making a book cover for one … do you think your idea is flexible for a hard book cover? Anyway must dash as it’s Friday and the girls are meeting up! I’ve subscribed because your ideas are gorgeous and you sound like a lot of fun!
Your gatherings with your friends sounds fabulous, what a lot of fun that must be! Yes, the fabric is great for book covers, I have made a lovely journal cover with mine and it holds up well. Have fun with your friends today! 😀💗
I love the colours in this demonstration. It turned out beautifully. I can't wait to try some of these pieces and I think I will sew a few large envelopes to use a wrapping for special presents ie clothing or books. Love it.
I've been making fabric paper now for many years. I've been using the material in my mixed media art, for my Spirit dolls clothing as well as junk journals. Don't ya just Adore the feel of the finished product!
Thanks Linda, oh how cool that you use if for your spirit dolls, I am going to have to try that too, I love making spirit dolls. Yes, I do adore the feeling of the finished product, it is so interesting and versatile! 💗💗
Thanks so much, Sandi. Yes I have to do some more experimentation as so many ideas have been suggested to me to try and also new ones have popped into my head, it will be fun! 😊💗
I've used a similar tecnique to make a long hinge on one side of two pieces of card, hardboard or thin mdf to make a front and back cover for a folder or book. I've used a piece of old bed sheet cut to length and stuck down like you do by soaking the fabric with pva glue and leaving to dry. It creates very strong and flexible hinge which can be painted or left as it is. I've also pasted several coats of pva on the hinge to make the hinge even stronger.
This is a new, fun looking skill! I was mentally combing my paper/crafts supplies to think of what I could do! This is the first time watching your channel, so I have subscribed and know you will reach 3,000 very soon! Thanks for showing us how. I think I may have some binge watching to do. Greetings from California!
Thank you so much Kari, I really really enjoyed watching you create this Awesome and Stunning fabric paper, what a great idea this is!!!!!!! And the one with the flower napkins is absolutely stunning too. I’m going to share this too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags. P.S. I’m going to give this a try, I really really love ❤️ it
Thanks Mags, I am so glad you liked these papers, they are really fun to do and I have got some further ideas to try out as well. I hope you are staying safe and well too! Hugs x💗x
With all the fabric I’ve collected over the years and found it too precious to cut, this is a perfect solution . You always bring us something delightful to add to our creative knowledge. Congratulations on almost nearing 3,000 subscribers!
I’ve done something similar. I used cut offs of plywood and glued palaver napkins on them in a similar fashion to make shelves. I will try this on used dryer sheets next. I love the addition of paints for a pop of color. Thanks.
Thanks so much Laurie, it made a beautiful journal cover, such a lovely feel to it and the perfect amount of "body". I know - 4K, I am so lucky to have so many wonderful subscribers!! 😊💗
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the way you give instructions on how to do this special craft.! And I love your smooth British voice. Love the background music 🎵🎶 and more important... fabulous idea! Thanks for sharing this with us.🤗🌹
I've never seen this before ,it would be endless choices you could make for journal covers and tags ,so exciting ,can't wait to try it ,great tutorial ,thank you so much xx
I made fabric paper many years ago when I was into art quilting. It’s so fun! I think using it for journal covers is brilliant! Also if you ever start your own girl group you could be “Kari and the Magentas” 🥰😂
I love this technique, I've never seen it before, so thanks for sharing! I love the variety of textures, colors and how pliable the fabric paper is. So inspired! Just subscribed and I hope that you make it to 3,000 subscribers soon!
Thanks Nadine, I am glad this is new to you. I had done it a long time ago, so I had to wrack my brain to remember how to do it. I think it is going to be something I will experiment further with over the weekend! Thanks for subscribing, yes 3K is coming fast, it is amazing! 💗💗
KARI ---- ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS. Such an easy idea with remarkable results. Can't wait to go and do it and share it with fellow crafters in my circle of friends. Thank you so much for sharing.
Love this idea, and the items you made are beautiful! It’s only been 11 months since you posted this, and you now have almost 9000 subscribers-almost 6000 increase in 11 months is fantastic-congrats! 😊
Thank you so much Danielle, yes, it is amazing how many lovely new people have joined me here, it makes me very happy! I am glad you like the fabric paper, I hope you give it a go too! 💗💗
Made this donkeys years ago with my eldest sister. Such good fun but messy as heck! Lol. Thanks for bringing that memory back, im happy its still going on.
I made something like this using fabric as the base, adding tissue paper and bits of fabrics. I wrote all over it, covering the words with tim holtz tissue paper, stamps and anything I could find. It turned out beautiful. I gave it to my best friend because she loved ut more than me!
I like your attitude - experiment and learn! I've literally been doing a fabric painting experiment with this video playing next to me for a bit of company and visual inspiration. The translucent paper with the floral design is gorgeous! My experiment has produced mixed results - some parts are good, so I'll remember that technique, and some parts are truly awful, so onto the next technique experiment for those. I'm taking notes, and hopefully I end up with something that's excellent from top to bottom. Thanks for chilling with me today.
Thanks Alex, I totally agree, experimentation is key to figuring out what works and what you like best. I am glad you got some good results and some information from the not so good results, it all helps in the long run! 💗😊💗
I wonder if you could put the watered down glue in a spray bottle just to make the first step of saturating the fabric easier. These are just lovely and very creative!!
Great idea, Lee, someone in the comments a while back, suggested brushing the glue on the plastic sheeting first, before putting the fabric down. I tried it and it made things a lot easier! 💗💗
I have tried this so many times watching others make it and mine always cracks when trying to fold it so I have given up making it. Yours looks Wonderfull. TFS.
Both are beautiful, but I especially love the transparency with the cheese cloth...I'm envisioning stained glass...can't wait to try this!!! I love this concept. I don't know who first thought of doing this but wayyyy to think outside the box, somebody!!!!! I've got all the ingredients now, just a matter of time to dedicate to this. Thanks for sharing !!!!! 💙🥀🤗🥀💙
Lovely result! 💙 And congrats on going from 3k to 33k in the two years! My daughter is a junk journalist and I hope to make something like this for her! ☀☀☀
This is just so pretty! I am trying to figure out how to use this in my sewing, I make a lot of hats and this would be so awesome, and much less than a "Magnolia" type of hat, but I don't have $400 for a hat LOL! THANK YOU!
Thank you very much, I think that is just the views on this video, it seemed to go viral for some reason, I am nearly at 18K subscribers and I am very glad that you are one of them! 💗😊💗
If you would like to see more projects using fabric paper, I have another video here: th-cam.com/video/yX8PS4U6pP8/w-d-xo.html
Great I have to try this thank you
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Fabulous great lesion!
Hi Kari. I put the watered glue in a bowl and put the fabric in that, squeeze it out and let dry. It's faster that way and I can do a batch of fabric. I love what you've done! TFS.
Thanks for that tip Carol! 💗💗
What type of glue
@@sjoy4658 PVA glue 😀❤
I was thinking this same thing as I watched. Glad to know that this works!!
You can also use clear silicone caulk, spread it evenly across the whole of the project, let it dry, and then it's waterproof!
Oooooh, I have some of that, I will try it - thanks for the tip, April! 😀💗
Interesting. It may resist cracking as well, being for rubbery?
OMG! You just reminded me of something we used to use when I used to work in a fabric store. I forget the name of it but there is a product that you brush onto fabric that turns it into paper. You can tear the fabric like you do paper. Oh darn ! I can’t remember the name of it. It gives almost the same result you got but you start out with fabric. I will check it out and get back to you about it.
Oh, that sounds amazing, Rebecca, yes if you find out its name, I would love to hear about it, thank you! 💗💗💗
Just curious, did you ever chase this item/product name down?
If you wanted an aged or distressed look you can put instant coffee in the water you mix the glue in and it will "paint" it with a patina
Loved the colours and patterns in the sheeting one :)
Great tip, thanks Jenny!
Can you tell me what her glue:water ratio is? I heard it (I think) the first time I watched this vid and failed to write it down, now I’ve watched 3 more times and get so distracted watching the process, I miss the ratio. I tried wining it, but my tissues lifted from the fabric 😢. Please help a fellow crafter with an attention problem 😅.
@@stellabella6839 Start with a 1 to 1 ratio and add more glue or water til it looks like hers. Keep your paper on the plastic base, and peel it off after it dries completely.
This is such an incredible method, producing a unique, useful, and beautiful material for arts, crafts, journaling. I don't know how I've never encountered this technique before as I have been crafting for 60 years and have watched 1000s of youtubes in the last several years. Thought I'd see and tried it all. This absolutely blows me away! TFS.
Thanks Diane! I am surprised you haven't seen it before, but sometimes we miss things if it shows up at the wrong time. It is great fun and I shall be doing some more experimenting with different substrates and layers - as well as embellishments! 💗💗
My kind of art!......you go girl!!!!!
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Never seen paper made this way. Turned out beautifully. I believe I love the one made with the napkins the best 😍. ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Nancy! 😀❤
I think you are a little generous genius and you’ve made it look so simple, which I don’t think it is. They would make AMAZING bookmarks!
Thank you - you are so kind! Oh bookmarks - yes, great idea! 💗💗
This is amazing, I am very into painting and sewing and wow! This is a combination of both! 😮😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤ I never thought about it! I am definitely going to do something with this idea, thank you very much!
Thank you very much Maria - have fun! 💗😊
I’m researching some ideas for a project for art class using fabric, and I came upon this video, and all I have to say is WOW, I have NEVER seen something so cool as this. It absolutely blows my mind, you are VERY talented!👏🏻
That is wonderful, I hope your class enjoy making the fabric paper - thanks for watching! 💗💗
Totally different from what you’ve done here but I’ve got my grandma’s McCall patterns that I’ve been holding on to until I could think of how to display them. I’m going to make some fabric out of them. Thank you so much for the inspiration
Thanks so much - that is a great idea, I love to use sewing pattern tissue when I collage, but hadn't thought about it for this! 💗😊
What fun! I’ve done something similar with used dryer sheets.
It is fun, yes! I have more exploring to do and the used dryer sheets sound like a great place to start! 💗💗
Me too! Love love love using used dryer sheets--there's so many different ways to put them to good use. 🤓
Watch this 👉 👉 th-cam.com/video/ubyvpC1xO6w/w-d-xo.html
😮😮dryer sheets?!😮😮
Im gonna try it... very unique
Wow! Just wow 😮
Thank you very much Lynette! 💗💗
I've just learned about this technique (joomchi - fabric paper) today and am absolutely enthralled. I plan to use it for a wide range of sewing/quilting projects and even experiment making fabric bowls and vases. Thank you so much for the demo!🥰😍💝
Thanks Carole, oh what a great idea to make bowls and vases with it - have fun experimenting! 💗💗
Hmmm you gave me an idea, I need to make a bunch of fabric bins for an RV & using quilt fabric as a backing would make a lightweight yet sturdy bin!
Joomchi! I knew there was a craft that would use up my fabric, papers, cheesecloth, paper doilies, etc! Thank you for mentioning this! Just found Kari today, and I love her channel!
I am a paper map freak. I'm going to make fabric paper maps. Calendar paper maybe? I think it might work. Worth a try.
Ooh, that sounds great, Anita, yes give it a try! 💗💗
I had a go and decided I was too impatient to spend time smoothing out cheesecloth with PVA glue and a brush. Instead I used a plastic bowl (glue will peel out of it if dried) and put my cheesecloth in the bowl and added diluted PVA and mixed it in the bowl with gloved hands. Smoothed it out on the plastic trash bag and it was wonderful. *Caveat* sweet little feral Tillie hasn’t learned the ways of being a house cat with a million art projects going on at once. I heard her crying and came down to find a ton of cat hair and paw prints in the tacky glue. A quick wipe down with a wet washcloth and she was good to go although I did consult a Vet and she said it was not toxic to cats in the small amount she probably ingested. So a potential disaster now has a sentimental touch.
Oh Kate, that's hilarious, or should I say, hairlarious! Tillie is a little bundle of mischief, but I'm glad the glue is non toxic to cats. The bowl idea is a good one, I think I'll do that next time, you are so clever to figure that out. 😀💗💗
And you have your sweet girl’s kitty hair added for decoration in the mix!
Love this idea!!! I'm going to try it!!!
Thanks Janice, oh yes do! 💗
When I try this, can I use a silicone mat?
@@janicemacdonald5126 Hmm, I don't know, Janice, test it on a small corner first! 💗
@@KariGibsonArt the silicone mat worked out just fine for me!
@@janicemacdonald5126 oh, that's great, thank you for letting me know! ❤️❤️
I’ve just come upon you channel and you mentioned you were coming up on 3k subscribers and look at you now! What wonderful growth!!! Congratulations! Love your fabric papers ❤!
Thank you so much, I know, the growth has been quite sudden these past two months, it is lovely to have so many fabulous subscribers here with me! 💗💗
Ive tried this with well washed, old gents handkerchiefs. The cotton works really well. Thanks for the share I have enjoyed this very much.
great idea!😮
What a great idea, thanks for the tip! 💗💗
Making a garden journal for 2023 year of gardening. A fabric cover would be wonderful. Also, my sister sews. Using the sewing pattern pieces would be fun on a card for her. thanks for the FUN!!
That sounds perfect, I do like a fabric covered journal, I must say! Have fun and thanks for watching! 💗💗
I think you could also use old style net curtains (which I have!!!) for the backing. ooo my brain is working overtime now lol.
Oh yes, great idea, Yuna, old style net curtains would be lovely. Hmmm, I also have some voile type fabric too... I think I will be doing some more experimenting! 💗💗
This was fantastic to watch. Learning something different! Thanks for sharing your inspiration and creativity 💜 🌻
Glad you enjoyed it - and thank you! 💗💗
I love that you used sewing patterns
Thanks Toni, I love using sewing tissue, it is lovely! 💗💗
I made some of these! I used tissue paper for one and I experimented with book pages with script. Looks great! If you crumple these up and then smooth out it get textured and really cool too!
Thanks Christine, what great ideas, I am definitely going to try them! 💗💗
Really interesting technique. I can see trying this out for sure and maybe trying it on glass for a lighted shadow box.
Ooh, that sounds great, Linda! 💗💗
I'm so glad I found your channel, thank you for sharing this process! I love the finished creation 🎨
Thank you very much! 💗💗
Hi I accidentally ran across this video and I am now a new subbie. This is an awesome project.. tfs
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Yay, thanks for subscribing, it is great to have you here with me and I am so glad you like this project! 💗💗
Absolutely love this! I had done this what seems like eons ago. Since I have been using napkins in my journals lately, I have bits and pieces of great color pieces left over that I could not part with. What a wonderful way to use them up! ❤️❤️❤️
Yes, it is a loooong time since I had done this, I was wracking my brain trying to remember how to do it. Yes, it is a great way to use the napkins, I have a habit of hogging them, LOL! 😂💗💗
Fabulous! Great cover. I also like that it is strong, fabric, and translucent. Would love to know how it stands up to wear and tear over time.
About 5 years ago, I made a cover for my checks using two layers of brown paperbag paper painted with acrylic paint. It has taken a beating in my purse because I have my eyeglasses, my wallet, and keys in there. After about 5 years, it is beginning to show some wear around the corners and some edges. I used some bookbinding tape on the fold to protect it. Everyone thought it was leather. They had a hard time believing it was paper. I thought it would only last a few months. To my surprise, it has been over 5 years
Wow Wilma, that has lasted well! I must do a similar experiment, thanks for the encouragement! 💗💗
Oooh, I did something similar but without the layer of fabric. What a great idea to add such a layer to make it more sturdy! Love both results! I really must try this technique with napkin too.
Thanks Julie, I have done it with silk fibres in the past and they are strong! I rather wish I had some soft batting or something, then I could quilt it! The napkins are lovely, yes try it! 💗💗
Wow what a great idea thanks for sharing friend stay blessed
Thank you very much! 😀😀❤
Love it! Can't wait to see the process of the junk journal.
Thanks so much, Cathy, it will be coming soon! 💗💗
Oooh lovely! Must admit I’ve never seen this idea before. My ‘girls’ look to me for new ideas and I think, well I know, one of them would be very interested. A small group of us, 5 in total, meet every Friday afternoon for a variety of crafty stuff, eg. cross stitch, chicken scratch, embroidery, making and covering boxes, mosaic work … I’ve got them making felt ornaments and after finding a huge box filled with silk scarves of all sizes (you wouldn’t believe it) I’m working on how to simplify silk painting in the room we have allocated just for us! They have done scrapbooking but as everyone is French they stick to regimented designs, so boring I could die! So back to this project it’s certainly got me excited! Never done journaling myself but it’s something I may like 🤔 …. I have a few sketchbooks in my stash because I can’t resist buying them …. I was thinking of making a book cover for one … do you think your idea is flexible for a hard book cover? Anyway must dash as it’s Friday and the girls are meeting up! I’ve subscribed because your ideas are gorgeous and you sound like a lot of fun!
Your gatherings with your friends sounds fabulous, what a lot of fun that must be! Yes, the fabric is great for book covers, I have made a lovely journal cover with mine and it holds up well. Have fun with your friends today! 😀💗
I love the colours in this demonstration. It turned out beautifully. I can't wait to try some of these pieces and I think I will sew a few large envelopes to use a wrapping for special presents ie clothing or books. Love it.
Thank you very much, what a great idea - have fun making some fabric paper! 💗💗
I've been making fabric paper now for many years. I've been using the material in my mixed media art, for my Spirit dolls clothing as well as junk journals. Don't ya just Adore the feel of the finished product!
Thanks Linda, oh how cool that you use if for your spirit dolls, I am going to have to try that too, I love making spirit dolls. Yes, I do adore the feeling of the finished product, it is so interesting and versatile! 💗💗
Absolutely loved this idea!!! So many possibilities 💕💕. Thank you for sharing🥰🥰🥰
Thanks so much, Sandi. Yes I have to do some more experimentation as so many ideas have been suggested to me to try and also new ones have popped into my head, it will be fun! 😊💗
I've used a similar tecnique to make a long hinge on one side of two pieces of card, hardboard or thin mdf to make a front and back cover for a folder or book. I've used a piece of old bed sheet cut to length and stuck down like you do by soaking the fabric with pva glue and leaving to dry. It creates very strong and flexible hinge which can be painted or left as it is. I've also pasted several coats of pva on the hinge to make the hinge even stronger.
That's a great idea Jeff, I will definitely give that a go when I next make a journal cover, thanks for the tip! 💗
This is a new, fun looking skill! I was mentally combing my paper/crafts supplies to think of what I could do! This is the first time watching your channel, so I have subscribed and know you will reach 3,000 very soon! Thanks for showing us how. I think I may have some binge watching to do. Greetings from California!
Thank you very much Diane, I hope your weather in California is better than ours here in the UK, we are still waiting for winter to finish! 💗😊
Beautiful project and results- will certainly try
I LOVE that you don’t use the same (often Romper Room style, meant for toddlers) music-great video
Thank you, it's great that you are going to try it too, I hope you get good results! 😀💗
Fabulous! I will definitely try this! 😘
Thanks Fran - yes try it, you will enjoy it, I am sure! 💗
This is a fabulous technique, I love how you are using it tfs Kari...Kia Kaha...
Thanks Maggie, I know, it is going to be fun trying out various fabrics and papers with it, I have a lot of ideas now... Kia Kaha! 💗💗
Thank you so much Kari, I really really enjoyed watching you create this Awesome and Stunning fabric paper, what a great idea this is!!!!!!! And the one with the flower napkins is absolutely stunning too. I’m going to share this too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags. P.S. I’m going to give this a try, I really really love ❤️ it
Thanks Mags, I am so glad you liked these papers, they are really fun to do and I have got some further ideas to try out as well. I hope you are staying safe and well too! Hugs x💗x
Your beastlie pic is ADORABLE 🐾💜
Wow! U just opened up the door to a TON of ideas for patterned paper....AWESOME idea! Thanks soooooo much for sharing this
Thanks Annie! 😀💗
With all the fabric I’ve collected over the years and found it too precious to cut, this is a perfect solution . You always bring us something delightful to add to our creative knowledge. Congratulations on almost nearing 3,000 subscribers!
Thanks so much Kate, nearly 3,000 is amazing!😊 I am the same as you regarding the fabric, but with paper napkins, I hoard them! 💗💗
@katierose7539 I couldn't agree more! ☝🏻 Those are my thoughts exactly.
Thank you @karigibsonart 🤩
I’m loving your work, will be trying myself but also get the grandkids involved as they are old enough..thanks for the inspiration 😊
Thank you Kate - yes, give it a go with the grandkids, I am sure you will all enjoy it! 💗😊💗
This looks like so much fun, Kari! It would make a perfect cover!
Thanks Marti, yes, it will make lovely covers, I love it! 💗💗
That's what I thought too--PERFECT covers 🤓
Honestly, I wasn't't expecting much out of this video but your work is indeed beautiful. Look forward to exploring your other videos. 😊
Thank you very much, that is so kind of you! 💗💗
Oh, YES! I am going to do this! I have PLENTY of fabric and paper and this looks just so funand relaxing! Thank you for the video!
Thanks Paula, have fun trying this out! 😀💗
I’ve done something similar. I used cut offs of plywood and glued palaver napkins on them in a similar fashion to make shelves. I will try this on used dryer sheets next. I love the addition of paints for a pop of color. Thanks.
Thanks for the tip, that is a great idea! 💗
What a great idea for a journal cover! Awesome colors and great texture. I see you are now at 4K subscribers- Congrats!
Thanks so much Laurie, it made a beautiful journal cover, such a lovely feel to it and the perfect amount of "body". I know - 4K, I am so lucky to have so many wonderful subscribers!! 😊💗
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the way you give instructions on how to do this special craft.! And I love your smooth British voice. Love the background music 🎵🎶 and more important... fabulous idea! Thanks for sharing this with us.🤗🌹
Thank you very much Jessica! 💗💗
What a beautiful idea!! Congrats on the subscriber milestone! We love you Kari! ❤️
Thank you so much, Kathleen, I feel very lucky to have so many wonderful subscribers! 💗💗
Wow, they’re Beautiful!!! ♥️♥️♥️It!!! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much! 💗😊💗
Wow! My first video & I instantly subscribed! Beautifully narrated & the art is amazing 😍🤩
Thank you very much! 💗😊
I love them both and I plan on trying it out to put it in my scrapbook journal.
I am in LOVE with this. I honestly never thought of doing it, but I am going to now. Thank you for sharing this bit of art with us. Beautiful. ❤
Thanks so much Amanda, it is really great, I am delighted with the results and I am glad you are going to do it too! 💗💗
I've never seen this before ,it would be endless choices you could make for journal covers and tags ,so exciting ,can't wait to try it ,great tutorial ,thank you so much xx
Thank you so much! 💗
This is absolutely fantastic 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you very much!! 😁
I made fabric paper many years ago when I was into art quilting. It’s so fun! I think using it for journal covers is brilliant! Also if you ever start your own girl group you could be “Kari and the Magentas” 🥰😂
LOL, "Kari and the Magentas", that did make me laugh! Thanks Laura! 💗💗
What is art quilting exactly?
@@kathysunshine699 Creating a quilt with a picture or scene on it, rather than just a traditional repeat pattern of squares or 'log-cabin' design.
I love this method...I've done it already on other mediums, will give it a go on sheeting next, thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you, it makes a great fabric, I really like it. Sheeting works well! 💗😊
I love this technique, I've never seen it before, so thanks for sharing! I love the variety of textures, colors and how pliable the fabric paper is. So inspired! Just subscribed and I hope that you make it to 3,000 subscribers soon!
Thanks Nadine, I am glad this is new to you. I had done it a long time ago, so I had to wrack my brain to remember how to do it. I think it is going to be something I will experiment further with over the weekend! Thanks for subscribing, yes 3K is coming fast, it is amazing! 💗💗
Hey Kari..these turned out so nice.I love the sweet pea napkin you used.The cover will be gorgeous.
Thank you so much Sherrie, that napkins is so pretty and the cover turned out great! 💜💜
KARI ---- ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS. Such an easy idea with remarkable results. Can't wait to go and do it and share it with fellow crafters in my circle of friends. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you very much, I am so glad you like it and I hope your fellow crafters will too! 💗💗
Love this idea, and the items you made are beautiful! It’s only been 11 months since you posted this, and you now have almost 9000 subscribers-almost 6000 increase in 11 months is fantastic-congrats! 😊
Thank you so much Danielle, yes, it is amazing how many lovely new people have joined me here, it makes me very happy! I am glad you like the fabric paper, I hope you give it a go too! 💗💗
Loved this video thank you great result watching it eating choc covered strawberries how decadent xxx
Ooh, Chris - chocolate covered strawberries! That is decadent, LOL! 💗💗
Made this donkeys years ago with my eldest sister. Such good fun but messy as heck! Lol. Thanks for bringing that memory back, im happy its still going on.
Oh yes, it is definitely messy, I am so amazed it was around so long ago and I am glad that brought back a memory for you! 💗💗
Great tutorial. Many thanks.
Thanks Jackie, I am glad you like it! 💗💗
I think this is pretty neat, I am going to try it when I can get some of that type of glue, and make a purse with matching case, and wallet!
I'm going to make a clutch purse out of mine. We shall see ☺️
Oh what a great idea - let me know how it goes! 💖💖
Will do
This is Wonderful. Love the second one. Thank you!
Thank you too! 💗
I saved your video and masses of dryer sheets and papers. I've prepared several books and journals i handmade. Today is the day!!
Ooh have fun! 😀❤
PURE GOLD!!!....LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!....cant wait to try it...have an awesome day!!!...Maxxii-Michelle...Perth Australia xxxxx
Hi Maxine, thank you so much, yes, give it a go, it makes a lovely material! Have a wonderful day over there in Perth! 💗💗
My first look at your videos.. Wow, this was super fun and creative. I’m excited to give it a try. Thank you! Fun!!
I made something like this using fabric as the base, adding tissue paper and bits of fabrics. I wrote all over it, covering the words with tim holtz tissue paper, stamps and anything I could find. It turned out beautiful. I gave it to my best friend because she loved ut more than me!
That sounds really amazing, what a great piece it must have been. Thank you very much! 💗😊💗
I like your attitude - experiment and learn! I've literally been doing a fabric painting experiment with this video playing next to me for a bit of company and visual inspiration. The translucent paper with the floral design is gorgeous!
My experiment has produced mixed results - some parts are good, so I'll remember that technique, and some parts are truly awful, so onto the next technique experiment for those. I'm taking notes, and hopefully I end up with something that's excellent from top to bottom.
Thanks for chilling with me today.
Thanks Alex, I totally agree, experimentation is key to figuring out what works and what you like best. I am glad you got some good results and some information from the not so good results, it all helps in the long run! 💗😊💗
Oh, Kari I just want to let you know you are abwonderful artist. Thank you for sharing ❤
You are so kind, thank you very much Karen! ❤️
Absolutely BRILLIANT!!!
Thank you very much! 💗😊💗
The fabric is lovely! Thank you for sharing this technique!
Thank you very much Linda! 💗😊💗
I wonder if you could put the watered down glue in a spray bottle just to make the first step of saturating the fabric easier. These are just lovely and very creative!!
Great idea, Lee, someone in the comments a while back, suggested brushing the glue on the plastic sheeting first, before putting the fabric down. I tried it and it made things a lot easier! 💗💗
Recycling at its best ! Clever thankyou
Thank you very much! 💗😊💗
Wow! Now i understand why i saved tissue from packages over the years! Thank you for sharing.
LOL, welcome to Hoarders Anonymous! Yes, now you can use that tissue! 💗💗
I love this!! I am going to try it😊
Thank you, yes, give it a go, you will love the results Michelle! 💗💗
I have tried this so many times watching others make it and mine always cracks when trying to fold it so I have given up making it. Yours looks Wonderfull. TFS.
Try again Nancy! 💗💗
I just read another commenter mentioned that she used bookbinding tape to protect the fold. Maybe that would work or possibly decorative duct tape?
Wonderful demonstrations! Gave me new ideas to use in covering little books. Thank You!
Thank you very much Sharon! 💗😊
Now I know what to do with my fabric scraps! Super fantastic idea! Thank you!
Thank you - have fun with your fabric scraps! 😀❤
Love that floral! VERY PRETTY!!!
Thank you very much Brenda! 💗😊
Very nice! I've been cutting journal paper into bookmarks. I love this idea so much more! Will try some bookmarks. What fun!
Thank you very much Cat! 💗😊💗
I love it too. Would love the journal cover. Bit scary but think I'll try.
Yes, thanks Lorna - go for it! 💗💗
Wow, I love this way to make beautiful material.
Thank you very much Jackie!
Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge. I appreciate it .
Thank you very much! 💗😊💗
Both are beautiful, but I especially love the transparency with the cheese cloth...I'm envisioning stained glass...can't wait to try this!!!
I love this concept. I don't know who first thought of doing this but wayyyy to think outside the box, somebody!!!!!
I've got all the ingredients now, just a matter of time to dedicate to this.
Thanks for sharing !!!!!
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Thanks so much - have fun making some! 😊
Lovely result! 💙 And congrats on going from 3k to 33k in the two years! My daughter is a junk journalist and I hope to make something like this for her! ☀☀☀
Thank you very much, have fun making a junk journal for your daughter, she will love it, I am sure! 💗💗
Beautiful. I’ve made fabric paper before but just made small stitched sachets. Love the idea of making a journal cover from it. Thanks 😊
Thanks Heather! 😀❤
How beautiful!!! the fabrics came out beautifully!!! I'm keen to try it.
Thank you very much Sharon, I hope you have fun when you try it! 😊
Absolutely love it, can't wait to have a go.
Thanks Helen, you will enjoy it, I am sure! ❤️❤️
I'll definitely be having a go as I love trying new things and this looks fabulous! Thankyou🙂
Thanks so much Ann,I am glad you like it! 💗😊💗
Just beautiful .....now what to make. Something new in crafts, Love it. Thank you.
Thank you very much Marian! 💗💗
@@KariGibsonArt Your Welcome. really enjoyed the video.
I always like to learn new arts.
Me too!😊💗
This is just so pretty! I am trying to figure out how to use this in my sewing, I make a lot of hats and this would be so awesome, and much less than a "Magnolia" type of hat, but I don't have $400 for a hat LOL! THANK YOU!
You had almost 3K subscribers when you posted this. Now you have 223K plus me! Thanks for being you.
Thank you very much, I think that is just the views on this video, it seemed to go viral for some reason, I am nearly at 18K subscribers and I am very glad that you are one of them! 💗😊💗