Budget Crafting Idea - Grungy Vintage Looking Papers With Basic Home Supplies

[@Saacibo]

Answer to FAQ about this method can be found here kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYekfZRtidiqhZo Thank you all for watching ❤️

[@MollyCutie]

You are like a junk journaling mad scientist! Brilliant!

[@Saacibo]

Thank you! ❤️😊

[@primrosecollard7766]

@@MollyCutie that's hilarious

[@kathyallen8323]

I just found your channel. You sound just like Natasha from Treasure Books. I love your voice. I subscribed immediately.

[@Saacibo]

Hi! Thank you so much for subscribing, watching and for your lovely comment. Natasha and I share similar backgrounds, like place of birth, language, culture, and we both moved to Australia in similar circumstances. We are friends. Since I moved back to Sarajevo 13 years ago we haven’t seen each other in person, but we stay in touch. She is such an inspiration to me, not just because I know her personally but because she is so very talented and innovative. 😊❤️

[@shugmagnolia188]

​@Saacibo that's great! You and Natasia are great inspirations to my junk journaling. ❤🎉 you both have a great way of helping me get through tough spots in my life. Junk journaling helps keep me in focus on mental clarity. Thanks 😊 ❤🎉

[@Coffeecup.0110]

This is a great idea! The big envelopes you made would be a nice case for a journal 😊😊😊

[@Saacibo]

I think so too! They are quite large. Glad you liked the idea😊❤️

[@swannwillow9476]

Hi. This is definitely in my Top 10 list of MOST AMAZING things I've seen in craft videos!! Those big envelopes are stunning and I immediately thought that I have to find out how you made them so I could make my own. I am planning to make a JJ as a gift to an old friend and even though I have hardly started and have only 5 weeks to complete it, I am putting everything on hold until I've made some of these papers to use in her journal. I don't use any scrapbooking paper and very few digital designs in my journals. I make all the covers, ephemera, pockets, envelopes... everything possible, from paper I've hand made, painted, stained, dyed, collaged, block printed, sewn etc. I like my journals to portray every bit of my own creativity and not just be an assembly of other people's talents. Obviously I do use copier paper, cardstock, fabric etc, but never in its original state. You have greatly inspired me with all your fresh ideas and I am truly grateful. TFS ❤❤

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much for your kind comment and for sharing your jj journey with me. We have very similar mindset when it comes to what we put inside our jj. I sometimes feel the need to alter my own digitals because the paper they are printed on seems so new and uninteresting. The journal you’re making for your friend is going to be truly one of kind. 😊❤️

[@pdmullgirl]

I bet your JJ’s are beautiful! I too am not a big fan of using anything I haven’t made myself or altered in some way. And I have to say, that really wasn’t by choice in the beginning for me. It was out of necessity as getting started in JJ was rather expensive for me being on a fixed income. But now that I make all the fixin’s and such, (so to speak), I find I like it better or as much as already made items. Enjoyed your comment. Happy crafting friend! ❤️💜💚

[@LuuA_Forever]

I am quite the opposite I suppose bc I think that other peoples talents are unique and different than what I could have ever made. I love digitals & I also love creators that put their ideas and creations online with a tutorial just like this lovely artist has done. Would you not consider using this idea as another’s talent?

[@sheilagilleland4312]

🙌🏻

[@sheilagilleland4312]

Wow, I love this❤️🙌🏻

[@semmaville]

no sizzix...lol... don't get me started on Tim Holtz social skills... beautiful paper!!!! I love your quiet calm voice....

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! 😊❤️

[@MorgaineChristensen]

Fascinating! A good way to use up the extra white layers in napkins. Thank you for sharing this process.

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you liked it 😊❤️

[@gemmalclarke]

Incredible!!! Dragana, so grateful for you and what you bring to this world - so much creative joy and exploration! 🥰

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much Gemma! I’m really glad you enjoyed the video ❤️😊

[@KidarWolf]

This is awesome! I might have to experiment with this with putting dried leaves or skeleton leaves in the layer underneath the very top one, and see how that turns out.

[@Saacibo]

Sounds great! I think it would work! I tried something similar when doing this with sizzix and it worked nicely! Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@deniseknobloch9948]

That is a great idea!

[@junerobbins6871]

That would be awesome

[@lynnburns3715]

This is awesome! Thanks for the tutorial. (Now I feel bad about all the napkin layers I’ve thrown away after using the top for decoupage)

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Oh, it’s never too late to start collecting again 😊❤️

[@jamiemueller1881]

This has to be one of THE coolest new ideas I've seen. I LOVE it. Can you actually write on it? just brilliant. And this is why I throw NOTHING away. I'm a new subscriber. You are an excellent teacher and I love your ideas.

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much for watching, subscribing and leaving me a nice comment. I appreciate it very much. I tried writing on it with a lead pencil and using inks with stamps and stencils. There was no bleeding. Not sure about alcohol inks or markers. Have to test more. 😊❤️

[@mysticmom616]

This may be a stupid question but was that corn starch or starch for ironing?

[@Saacibo]

Not at all! I used corn starch. You can use ironing starch as well. It would be white I suppose, and I wanted my papers to tutn brown 😊❤️

[@mysticmom616]

@@Saacibo thank you!! I can’t wait to try this!❤️

[@brendagoulette759]

Not a stupid question. I was going to ask the same question.😂.

[@primrosecollard7766]

I think in Australia we call it corn flour ​@@Saacibo

[@junerobbins6871]

I stopped the video on that frame and enlarged it and saw a picture of a cake on the starch box, so it's a type of food starch

[@jillcockerell2564]

Super tutorial, thank you. Finally something to do with the napkin backings. ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! 😊❤️

[@dalaldoumit717]

What a wonderful technique. Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Saacibo]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it ❤️😊

[@ionelena325]

What a wonderful idea! I was looking the other day at some ghosts and white layers of napkins, and I really wanted to utilize them somehow. This is awesome, I can definitely make this. Thank you very much for the inspiration ❤❤❤

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! I am really glad you liked the idea. Thank you very much for watching and for your nice comment 😊❤️

[@SteffiCullen]

I no longer know what to say that I haven't already written many times .😉🙊It's so wonderful to see how you keep creating something great out of "nothing" 🧡🧡🧡Thank you for your inspiration and ideas 🫂

[@Saacibo]

Aww, thank you so much Steffi. I always appreciate your kind comments 😊❤️

[@TubeYouLena]

I love your channel, it was already perfect but you keep surprising with even better and better content -- unique, clever, useful, enjoyable. This is just amazing - truly accessible to all and no waste process. Cannot wait to see what else you are doing with the napkins and what can be done with these no-glue-napkin-papers. 5:30 About baking paper. Another name for it is parchment paper (brown - unbleached and white - bleached). The freezer and wax papers cannot be called baking paper because those are for lining for freezing (and other creative applications of course). Their shiny side melts with hit so absolutely not suitable for baking. Thanks for the tip to iron the paper from both sides of the ‘sandwich’ and to keep stained baking papers for crafts as well.

[@Saacibo]

I’m really glad you enjoyed it! Oh, I couldn’t think of the name for baking paper and I had it written down somewhere on a piece of paper that I lost in my box of scraps 😄. Thanks so much for the information about these different papers, it very useful to know. I always appreciate your nice comments ❤️😊

[@cynthiaakacyndsmith6539]

OH. My Darlin’. I love this!! How awesome! Thank you ever so much for sharing this treasure with me..!

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it 😊❤️

[@elizabethglenbentley7882]

Great idea, fastenating watching you deliver the final product. I love it 🎉 I'm assuming that starch and maizena are the same? Thanks for a wonderful session. So many youtubers around the world are or have been sick as I have been and still intermittently coughing😂 during December and the whole of January. You're not alone. Blessings to everyone around the globe 🌎 Denmark 🇩🇰

[@Saacibo]

Glad you liked the idea! I used corn starch in this instance. I usually use it to thicken the sauces. In some places it’s called corn flour. There are starches made with wheat, potato or rice. Any will be ok to use. Oh, this thing that is making us unwell, I am beginning to think it’s some sort of planetary alignment that affects creatives 😆. We are all so far apart and yet we have the same symptoms. It global! Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment ❤️😊

[@Lindaheal]

​@@Saacibo Appreciate the clarification about the starch, very helpful. I have a post viral inflammatory condition, and whenever it flares up, I lose my creative mojo for a while. Have noticed lately that engaging my creativity (even organizing my supplies or watching a video like this one will kickstart my flow, and I too often have an abundance of new ideas. I do think it's part of a planetary realignment, perhaps a response to some of the powerful energies our planet is being bathed in right now. Engaging my creative flow definitely lifts me out of my post-viral lethargy better than anything else I've tried. Really enjoyed this new idea, I always enjoy finding ways to make leftover papers more interesting and useful. Having more time than money at hand, this process is especially welcome.

[@lisamdrake5696]

FINALLY!! Something unique! Just discovered your channel - subscribed! 😊 Never saw this technique before and I’m absolutely LOVING it! You have inspired me so with this method, and I thank you! 😊❤

[@Saacibo]

My pleasure! I’m really glad you got inspired! Thank you so much for subscribing and for your nice comment 😊❤️

[@kerbysmith119]

Thank you for sharing all your experiments, and showing us to use everything, no waste. You do an amazing job

[@Saacibo]

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching and for your kind comment 😊❤️

[@donnanawrocki3022]

Dragana, glad to hear you’re feeling better! Love the napkin paper technique- easy and effective in making the beautiful envelopes. I’m hoping to will achieve the same effect using my pretty fabrics -haven’t found napkins appropriate for into paper/envelopes etc. Thanks so much for sharing and STAY WELL! 🩷

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome Donna! Glad you liked the video. Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment. It is always much appreciated ❤️😊

[@Tink2Zoe]

Glad you posted this one. I don't have a sizzix and don't plan on buying one anytime soon. Though I was wondering if spray starch for clothing can be used. It doesn't have any color; but it is intended to be sprayed on clothing just before ironing.

[@Saacibo]

I tried using laundry spray starch on the papers I made with sizzix and it worked beautifully. I think it would work even better with iron. You can always add a bit of ink to change the color. It would be interesting to see the results. ❤️😊

[@jannellcook5772]

Oh my gosh, Saacibo, you are so creative! I love all your ideas. Thank you so much for sharing ❤️ 💕

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Thank you very much for watching and for your kind comment 😊❤️

[@cathyschwegmann2003]

Thank you! I love paper die and this is super. Me and my mom do scrapbooking and paper is so expensive. We run out of ideas and this is a different way of having paper. Thank u so much!

[@Saacibo]

My pleasure! Glad it was helpful. Thanks so much for watching 😊❤️

[@TheOldladyB]

Oh my goodness. What an awesome idea. Absolutely love this. I have so many napkins I can use. Thank you so much for sharig.

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you liked the idea. Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@creativelady882]

This is a really lovely idea. I’m just wondering though if the coffee would attract mold over time and would that affect the longevity over time? I might try it with brown ink or paint watered down instead.

[@Saacibo]

I’m glad you liked the idea! Brown ink or paint sounds great to me. I’ve been dying papers with coffee for a few years and I haven’t noticed any mold forming. Of course, they have to be completely dried before use and kept away from damp places 😊❤️

[@beverlynielsen6714]

This is an amazing idea. I usually use mine for clean up with my papercrafting. TFS. 💞

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@christinewilson4390]

I love this! I will give it a try. Maybe sturdy enough for journal covers.

[@Saacibo]

Thank you! My thought, too. Perhaps even more layers for a thicker paper that can be used as jj covers 😊❤️

[@robynsmith2315]

I'm wondering, is it corn starch, or is it laundry starch?

[@Saacibo]

I used corn starch. You can use laundry starch, too. Wheat, potato or rice starch would work as well 😊

[@janillingsworth7478]

You are so clever. These papers are gorgeous. I could see the paper with gauze making a great journal cover. Stay well. I guess the silver cloud of being unwell was an upsurge of creativity. I have been very ill this last week and have been in a fever fog but I encouraged myself to make one piece of scrap ephemera a day and noticed I felt so much better when creating. Arohanui from me in Aotearoa New Zealand ❤

[@elainefeather9465]

Sorry to hear your poorly , I hope you feel better very soon x

[@elainefeather9465]

Thank you again ! An idea came to me just after posting a minute ago . Do you think the silicone heat resistant oven / cake tin liners would work to iron with? The down side would be no lovely crispy coffee dyed baking paper though 😢 look out napkins …your time has come to shine ( but not in PVA gluey way!) 😂 x I’ve been reading all the lovely well deserved comments your followers have left , I’d like to say “ditto” to all of them 😊x

[@Saacibo]

Ka nui te mihi ki a koe e hoa. Ko taku tumanako ka ora wawe koe. I believe that practicing art heals the soul and the body. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much for your kind comment! I’m not sure if it would work with silicone trays. If you try and it works, let us know. I’m curious 😊❤️

[@janillingsworth7478]

@@Saacibo tumeke e hoa. I am impressed with your te reo Maori. Feeding the Soul is central to thriving and going beyond surviving. E noho ra.

[@saraht7890]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing.

[@Sheamarie]

Love this project. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you liked it 😊❤️

[@ibkristykat]

So when you say starch from your kitchen you mean to say corn starch like when you make a batter for fried foods, right? The cheese cloth and napkin layers intrigue me the most and then the ghost print layers of napkins. ❤

[@Saacibo]

Yes, that’s right. I used corn starch, but wheat, rice of potato starch is ok to use, too. Thank you for watching 😊❤️

[@donnacarraway9182]

That’s interesting Dragana, I too was sick at Christmas time and had absolutely no energy and I just couldn’t get well. Then when I did feel some better I also started getting ideas and mine came when I was trying to go to sleep and so I had to put a note on my phone or else stay awake all night so that I wouldn’t forget them! I wonder if we had the same thing half way around the world? Anyway great that you are better now and sharing all of your great ideas with us on KZbin! Lucky us! Your explanations are always so clear! Thank you! 💕

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much Donna! A lot of crafters I know said the same thing! I’m starting to think that it must be some planetary alignment that affects creatives in a peculiar way. We are all quite far away from each other and yet we have the same symptoms. No will or motivation and then sudden outbursts of creative energy! I’m glad it’s back to normal 😊❤️

[@scrappysoulsister]

Thank you for sharing ❤ I don’t have a machine like you used in previous video so I was a little sad 😔 BUT this I can do!!! 🎉

[@Saacibo]

No need for the machine! These papers are even better! Thanks so much for watching 😊❤️

[@TheRollmeover]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. I love it and can't wait to see what beautiful things you will make from it ❤

[@amyb82941]

💜💜💜 wow!!! The papers came out so pretty! I like the one with gauze in the middle, too!

[@Saacibo]

Thanks so much! I better make more of those with the gauze, otherwise I’ll be hoarding that one 😄

[@monicalek9598]

Great way to work with napkins! Thanks!

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you liked it 😊❤️

[@zinniapatch2488]

I absolutely love this idea!!!!! The papers are grunge happiness! Thank you so much for sharing and you have a new subscriber! 😊

[@Saacibo]

My pleasure! Glad you liked the idea! Thank you so much for watching and subscribing. I appreciate it 😊❤️

[@hollymaudsley3187]

This was was wonderful! Thanks for sharing this idea. Now I can use that stack of napkin liners!

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you liked it 😊❤️

[@FrancesBrisco]

Very good tutorial. Cannot wait to try it myself. Thank you

[@StephanieKennedy-w6p]

I cant wait to try it!!!!! Maybe TODAY!!!!

[@Saacibo]

I hope you do! Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@carolm9451]

Oh my, they turned out great!! 💜💜💜 I pulled everything out but was rethinking how to do it, without the Sizzix, as I wanted larger papers. Was planning to put my napkins between 2 pieces of heavy plastic and use a heavy rolling pin over it to get some of the liquid out. I was ready to go, but with this virus that I was lucky enough to catch 2 months ago, I have spurts of energy and then spurts of napping, lol. Was busy today getting some running done, so maybe tomorrow I can give it a try. Also ,absolutely love the envelopes, they're gorgeous!! 💜💜💜

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked the video. Get well soon 😊❤️

[@vickiemillikan8563]

Brilliant!! Must try this for sure! Thank you so much ❤. Question: you mentioned using glue the first time....can you give the approximate measurements for the glue solution you mentioned? Thank you so much in advance ❤

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much for watching! ❤️😊 I show the process with glue (and water- glue measurements) in this video at around 10 minutes kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6eaipZ-d9R0fZYsi=DdTgL168WG8FceNT

[@wallcreekandrea5196]

This is genial!! Thanks for your always clear and easy to follow instructions. I love the envelopes you made. Thanks for sharing :-)

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@jacquiposener7262]

Hi Dragana this is the first time for watching you and I’m really impressed! I’m not a junk journaller, although I love the look of them but it was the envelopes that caught my eye. They really are beautiful made with every bit of the napkins, which is fantastic! I usually use the white bits to mop up stuff! Coming back to the envelopes, do you think you could do a tutorial on how you made them? Pretty please. I’ll subscribe!😊😊

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. My next video will be about making things with these papers and I will show how I made envelopes, too 😊❤️

[@tvg1003]

This is such a great video ! Can't wait to try it out. All your papers look gorgeous and so many things can be done with them, besides from envelopes. It's a fabulous idea and I truly thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us to create these beautiful papers !

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! ❤️

[@charlieoverthemoon]

Hi Saacibo, very cool and interesting. A question: Can the iron you used be used for ironing clothes afterward? Love all your ideas. They are beautiful. There are two of you on KZbin from other countries, outside the U.S. I would give you her name but that might not be very appropriate. Anyway, thank you so much for all your wonderful ideas.Funny Face!!? This is me, not you!

[@Saacibo]

Hi! I usually make sure my iron is properly cleaned after this before I use it on my clothes. Now, I am intrigued! What is the other person? 😀

[@TrishDarbonne]

Thank you for sharing your fascinating ideas and experiments, Dragana. ❤❤❤

[@Saacibo]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for watching 😊❤️

[@carmelgerdsen2399]

OMG this is BRILLIANT!!! Love it. I've been wondering what you do with my ghost serviette layers. Thank you

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment 😊❤️

[@debbie1016]

I love this idea.I will be giving this a try for sure. I have so many ideas ruining thru my mind as to what to make with this paper. Thank you so much for sharing this idea with us.

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@heathersullivan8494]

Thank you. These are so awesome!! What an amazing idea. So beautifully grungy and old looking. 😮 ❤

[@Saacibo]

Glad you like them! Thanks so much for watching 😊❤️

[@papeteriedechoix]

Inspirational is an understatement!! I have all these ingredients; I will be doing this very soon. Thank you, thank, thank you!! (I believe the paper you were using is called parchment paper; the same on both sides, very glassine-like, and used in baking to keep food from sticking to the pan.) Awesome tutorial, can't wait to see more! 🤩🤩🤩

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching and for your nice comment. 😊❤️

[@susanasilva2737]

This was a wonderful idea. I'll save this video for future reference. Thanks ❤

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it ❤️😊

[@jennjenn1657]

Absolutely love love this! How did you come up w it!!? Awesome creation congratulations 😊

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it ❤️😊

[@eternitywithjesus777]

All I can say is WOW!

[@Saacibo]

Thank you for saying it! 😊❤️

[@reinettemarais6868]

I just love your LOVE for craft. Your refer in your video to making these papers by using your Sizzix machine. Could you possibly give me the link to the video pse.

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much for watching! Link to the other video is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2SUqZSvd9uMsLs

[@Dayla1960]

So glad you are well again, I had wondered where you were. Love this video, I'll be having ago shortly

[@Saacibo]

That’s great! Glad you are inspired! Thank you so much! I’m very well now, back to my old self 😊❤️

[@mercedesfernandezalonso2561]

Hola! Estoy descubriendo su canal ahora mismo! Sería tan amable de decirme: creo q el polvo q le pone es almidón….. en caso de no encontrar almidón en polvo, q otra cosa se le puede poner a la mezcla, por favor? Y por otro lado, como se terminan de secar ?Muchas gracias, un saludo desde Cádiz, España.

[@Saacibo]

Hello! I used corn starch, but you can substitute with wheat, rice or potato starch. You can also use liquid laundry starch, that is usually used for ironing clothes. Liquid starch doesn’t need to be cooked. You can add a little bit of strong coffee or few drops of ink for colour. Hope this helps 😊❤️

[@krismills4393]

I am absolutely blown away by this idea of yours!! The papers came out beautifully even though they are grungy looking. I am going to try this! The vintage look is perfect! You have the best ideas! !😊😊

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked the video ❤️😊

[@ozjan7927]

What a fabulous idea darlin! ❤❤❤ it and will definitely give it a go. Love the one with the gauze! THANKYOU!!! 😊💚🇦🇺xxx

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you liked it. Thank you for watching and for your nice comment 😊❤️

[@SilverSithWitch]

Love this project. TFS!✨

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@Jana-TheCraftyGambler]

It looks like you’re using what we have here is the US, Parchment paper. Wax paper looks very different. I love your ideas!

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! ❤️

[@annelarsson6152]

Love this tutorial Dragana ❤ Thank you so much for sharing ❤

[@Saacibo]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it 😊❤️

[@deniseknobloch9948]

Wow that's wonderful! Always love your videos ❤ Can't wait to try this. Thanks 😊 I just have to say, I have irons but don't iron clothes either 😂

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much for watching! Oh, my iron has been permanently moved to my craft room and it’s purpose has been redefined 😂

[@GraceBlossoms4U]

These look so good! Any idea if the starch will hold over time or let go? Curious because am not familiar with using starch

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! Glad you like them. I can’t really be certain, but I was guided with the fact that starch is used extensively in paper industry. Most likely any paper that we buy has added starch and it’s ok. Of course, leaving them in a damp area might cause mold to form, but that is the case with any other paper, or anything else I guess. 😊❤️

[@ruthskiff2899]

This was a really helpful video. Did you use cornstarch? Makes beautiful paper. I just found your channel, I’m so happy!

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, I used corn starch. You can use wheat, rice or potato starch as well. Liquid ironing starch works too. 😊❤️

[@pjaneheil]

Hello again, as I was watching ur video, it was inspiring, QUESTION ? do you have a video on how to make those beautiful envelopes ? I have never made an envelope ❤❤❤

[@Saacibo]

Yes I have! Not those exact envelopes but I used the same technique. Here’s the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/gH_LkoSBqLiJmrc

[@juliereilly6308]

Thank you so much for sharing your technique. A really interesting effect. You explain the process so well ⭐️ xxxx

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@faodail3913]

That's amazing. It looks and sounds so good!!! As a child the only glue we had was mum's homemade flour paste. I never thought about making a thinner more runny version like you made....and colouring it! I learn new things on here everyday!! Thank you!!!❤❤❤

[@Saacibo]

You’re so welcome! I remember my grandmother used to cook thin version of this with white wheat flour. She would then place her crochet doilies in, squeeze to drain well, and then stretch on with pins to dry. It made them so crisp and firm. 😊❤️

[@faodail3913]

@@Saacibo Yes, mum used ordinary white flour! Happy memories!!! Thank you for taking me back 60+ yrs!!!🥰🥰🥰

[@carold.9626]

This is gun, but my process is simpler, ye have put Lot of work and they are beautiful !! I've used napkins n dried flower and leaf pieces , i only use wax paper and glue . I do like the matte finish !! Thank ye for sharing !!🎉❤

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@keturahmckitterick9200]

I’m so glad you showed how to do this without a sizzix. As you said not everyone has one and I appreciate it so much and will be doing this for my journals I’ll be selling at Art markets this spring/ summer and fall. Thanks so much for sharing you and your innovative ways for journals!🙏💗💗💗💗💗

[@Saacibo]

You’re so welcome dear friend! With your talent, I’m sure your journals will steal the show! ❤️😊

[@keturahmckitterick9200]

@@Saacibo awww thanks so much for your confidence! I appreciate it!💗🙏

[@sherreep3]

@@Saacibo I'm curious - how would a sizzix have been used to make this??

[@Saacibo]

@@sherreep3 the first time I tried this I did it with sizzix. Here’s the link to that other video kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2SUqZSvd9uMsLs

[@sherreep3]

thank you!! I'll check it out. :-). Loved this video, by the way - thank you!! @@Saacibo

[@danijelaljutak-jurekovic6303]

We have no choice but to take the irons out of the closet 🙃. You got a fantastic paper look, it looks just like fabric. Thank you for this idea and we look forward to new ideas from your craft kitchen 🥰

[@Saacibo]

Yes, no choice! Get those irons out! If I can do it, anyone can 😂😂😂. Thanks for watching my friend. I’m glad you enjoyed the video 😊❤️

[@MonaLisa-xc5dm]

Wow, this is the best thing I've seen in a long time! It's so wonderful! Absolutely stunning and I can make such beautiful things with it. The baking paper itself looks so amazing too! Thank you for this great tip ❤❤❤

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome! Glad you liked it! Thank you so much for watching ❤️❤️❤️

[@ligiamz1218]

I started watching your videos a week ago and I hooked. You are amazing, your ideas and creations are really wonderful. Thank you!

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Thank you for your kind comment ❤️❤️❤️

[@gmslaughter3504]

Love love love this! Thank you for experimenting. Can't wait to try.

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it ❤️😊

[@debbie9035]

I just found your channel and really enjoyed watching. I can’t wait to try this with my napkins! Thanks for sharing your process

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and for your kind comment. I appreciate it ❤️😊

[@kristinluvsdogs]

New subscriber! I love your style! I actually made these yesterday before I found your video. I thought the peel was the hardest part. Perhaps I ironed too much, so I plan to try again. The baking paper definitely wears out too and the sticking was getting worse. My last one I just left to dry overnight and it peeled off just fine. So if you have a stubborn one, try that. 😊

[@Saacibo]

Hi and welcome to the channel! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for the tip. I think I’m going to do that next time ❤️😊

[@marinaurrey5246]

You made beautiful paper. Thank you for sharing )

[@Saacibo]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching 😊❤️

[@ann-ingridhelik3056]

I really loove this. At the moment i can’t try it but as soon as I can i will! Thank you

[@Saacibo]

I hope you do! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment 😊❤️

[@annettenepple449]

I abshave to do this! Now I'll be asking everyone for leftover napkins and hitting the cleance isles.❤❤❤

[@Saacibo]

I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching ❤️😊

[@MyDjturner]

I love that you are willing to try new things. I am definitely watching all your videos as soon as I can. Wonderful explaination on how to do it. Thank you so much inspiration.

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome! Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching ❤️😊

[@Greenilady13]

Love this idea. Can’t wait to try. Have you used cheesecloth with these? ❤Betb B in Sarasota Florida

[@Saacibo]

Thank you! I’ve used gauze, which is similar to cheesecloth only thinner. I show it in this video at 30:59 😊❤️

[@doninis1354]

Thank you for showing, this opens up doors. Inspiration is on for sure. I am going to try a lot of differen things like tea bags in between or scrabs of paper. I think I am going to be bussy some days.

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad the video inspired you to experiment with the idea. Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@LovesJESUS]

Absolutely love this idea. Just found your channel today, and subscribed. Thanks

[@Saacibo]

Welcome aboard! Thank you so much for watching and your kind comment 😊❤️

[@bethw5338]

So cool! Do you think you could use liquid starch mixed with water or coffee instead of cooking the powder stuff? Thanks for the inspiration.

[@Saacibo]

Someone mentioned in the comments that they tried with liquid laundry starch and very strong coffee and they said it worked well 😊❤️

[@DawnConnor-n4r]

This process is wonderful!! I can't wait to try it ! Thanks for sharing!!

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome!❤️

[@sherrydmyterko-tramp8654]

I bought some paper like this from a storage unit someone left. I have wondered a couple years, how to do this. Thank you. 💕

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome! Glad it was helpful ❤️😊

[@bonzibonnie]

Wow, you are brilliant. Thank you my dear for your video and ideas. Just amazing❤

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching ❤️

[@Kim.Steele]

Wow! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I can’t wait to do this with mu huge stash of napkins.

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Hope you have lots of fun making these papers! Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@bill_i_am7539]

How long would the starch mixture be good for? Would it last a couple of months in the fridge, do you think?

[@Saacibo]

Hmm, I never tested it. I doubt it would last more than a week in the fridge. 😊

[@pennyrosejournals]

Amazing! I also iron only for crafts. I can see my iron getting dusted off for this project very soon!!

[@Saacibo]

Thank you so much! Oh, I’ve done my share of ironing shirts for my husband. Since he started working from home 13 years ago, I swore not iron anything anymore - only for crafts 😂

[@1lawn68]

I enjoyed this tutorial so much and can't wait to try! I love your diy craft iron board too, will definitely be making my own instead of buying one. Thank you!

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome! So glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for watching ❤️😊

[@libertylost8286]

I like this idea. The paper is beautiful. By the way, I am a new subscriber. ‘Off to buy some starch’. 😁

[@Saacibo]

Awesome! Welcome aboard and thank you so much for subscribing and watching 😊❤️

[@clairebarrow4896]

Yay! Now I don't have to worry about my electric die cutting machine! 😊 I love these papers so much! Thank you again for another fabulous video! ❤

[@Saacibo]

You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video. Have fun making the papers! It’s very addictive, by the way 😊❤️

[@rebecarod1475]

Have you tested the pages for writing with different pens? I’m wondering if the paper will make the ink bleed.

[@Saacibo]

I’ve tested with a lead pencil and I used ink to stencil and stamp. No bleeding. I haven’t tried writing with alcohol markers, pens or inks. Surface is quite rough and dry. Acrylics would work well I think 😊

[@shugmagnolia188]

Baking paper is same as parchment paper, I believe. But what if we lay it down on cheese cloth and let it dry? Will it still stick to it or peel off easy? Also, if the cheesecloth sticks, when it dries will it help create a thicker paper like card stock?

[@Saacibo]

I haven’t tried in that order so I can’t say for sure. I’ve used gauze in between layers and it worked really well. I show it here 30:58 and towards the end when I go through all the results 😊

[@123.ABC.33]

Another great idea from you. Thank you so much!

[@Saacibo]

You are so welcome! Glad you liked it 😊❤️

[@krismills4393]

I made papers like these after I watched your video. They came out great! This was so much fun😊

[@Saacibo]

I'm so glad! Thank you very much for watching 😊❤️