VINTAGE BOOK JOURNALS: Pt. 17 Making Faux Recycled Tea Bag Paper

[@bigmommasandymoore2531]

I Always smile when you say “if you like”. Dahhhhh! I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

Thank you so much 😊

[@nancyfox6542]

Great tip! Love the grunge!

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

Thank you Nancy.....you know I do too!

[@annemcdonald5602]

This is a brilliant idea! Thank you!

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

Thank you. Glad you like it!

[@carolbeeding4270]

😍❤️ thanks for the tip

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

Thank you for watching and commenting 🥰

[@alysonhovanec6314]

Great tip! Thank you! ❤

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sassytwinkles176]

Love it!

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

Thanks!!

[@julieschwartz2135]

Great tip. TY❤️

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

Thank you for watching and commenting. ☺️

[@bigmommasandymoore2531]

I’ve been gluing my teabags on to catalog pages of paintings. Then I rub off the back of the catalog page to make transparent. I have so many teabags so I’m going original, but these baker sheets are wonderful to use

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

I'll have to try it also with the bakery sheets to see how that works as well.

[@debp5553]

I have so much deli paper. Would this be the same as your tissue? Mine is waxy on one side. Great idea! Thanks so much! ♥

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

I think so! My bakery tissue says it is waxed but I'm sure every brand varies on the amount of waxiness. Thank you for watching and for your comment.

[@GingerUrban-f3z]

Great idea. I have a ton of tea bag paper and have been working on ideas for how to use. I love the crumpled up tip. I don't use my oven for drying because we have propane and it's outrageously expensive so I have screen drying racks set up in my sunroom that works really well.😊❤ Thx sooooooooo much for sharing 🍁🦋🍁(⁠✷⁠‿⁠✷⁠) Ginger and Miss Gertie 🐕💕🐶

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

That's a great idea for drying. I have a garden room with a brick floor and often do my drying out there as well. Just depends on what I'm drying and how patient I feel. 😆

[@marciahero9352]

At what temperature do you bake these?

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

In this video I mentioned the temperature of 350 degrees. I did another video coming up soon in which I used a 325 degree oven. It doesn't have to be exact. You can even use a lower temp. The time you leave them in the oven depends on how many layer you use. I recommend staying in the kitchen and check them every five minutes until you decide how long you need to leave them in.

[@bigmommasandymoore2531]

I’ve been gluing my teabags on to catalog pages of paintings. Then I rub off the back of the catalog page to make transparent. I have so many teabags so I’m going original, but these baker sheets are wonderful to use

[@heartandsoulfuldesign]

I've seen that done before but never tried it. Thanks for the reminder as I just received an art catalog so I'll have to give it a go.

[@bigmommasandymoore2531]

@@heartandsoulfuldesign I remember doing the it on furniture in the ‘60s. Old ways done new