STAMP TRANSFER COLLAGE PAPER WITH NAPKINS & TEA BAGS - JUNK JOURNAL BUCKET LIST

[@lynnmyers1504]

I have found that cheap vinyl/plastic placemats work fantastically for mats to glue napkins on. I find them at thrift stores very cheaply or new at Dollar stores. The plastic kitchen chopping mats work great also. Once the glue is dry, the napkin peels right off. Then I wipe or wash off any bits if residual glue and re-use them over and over. Love listening to your thought process, Luise!! It always amazes me the ideas that you come up with. ❤

[@teresahamilton7801]

i use the dollar store mats for crafting too. cheap & very useful.

[@junerobbins6871]

Thanks for telling us that the cheep vinal mats from Dollar stores. Thats good to know.

[@wendyhurt4995]

Love your saying, "Don't freak your freak." I need a t-shirt with this saying.

[@lenamccoy1294]

Me too! With a crazy design!

[@jeannetimme7337]

I just told my hubby about your "don't freak your freak" phrase. It would be a cool t-shirt! We could all wear it while we craft along!

[@WhiteRavenBookRook]

It’s not her original saying it’s Tim Holtz, the crafter that she follows and most crafters follow she’s a regular chatterbox, but I love to watch her experiment and come up with the things that she comes up with very creative

[@annettedover3602]

I love these experiments so much. It makes me want to do my own. SO COOL LUISE!

[@junkjournalingbarbie5007]

@@WhiteRavenBookRooktrue but I’m sure she’s like me….watched so many of Tim’s lives that his “sayings” catch on like a little jingle or song that sticks in our brain, I find myself saying soooo many of his little quotes he has, so weird how I don’t even notice myself saying them anymore lol. He should trademark ALL of them teehee. 🤭

[@lmr31721]

American here 👋🏼…I LOVE how you say deja vu

[@staceyrivera475]

I just love love love your videos Louise. You are so inspiring and informative. I love your laughter. You are such a joy. ❤

[@alysonhovanec6314]

Luise, Luise, Luise 😮 you truly are a creative Magician!!!! Thank you for sharing your magic with all of us!!

[@Ichyt]

Every time I ink the edge of a page, I think “what is it about the tattered & ancient look that I find so appealing?” I think I want it to look worn, like it’s seen some s***, like it’s borne witness to an exciting life, an artifact. You are the only person that talked me into beating my book with a hammer. I will watch you try anything, L.H.

[@katjabittermann2540]

Luise, Genius idea for the teabags, I have a ton that I have been saving and the idea to add stamps with the glue is spectacular. Love your creative content and wish the best in all your bucket list endeavors.

[@elaineatthecraftshed1993]

You are brilliant, I can feel your excitement. When you said "why didn't I just use a butterfly" I laughed so much!. I'm going to try this very very soon

[@londaedwardsrau3245]

Shake, shook, have shaken 😉

[@sprosews]

Luise, I love you so much and I always feel good after watching our videos.! Not only are you extremely creative, but if you ever decide to give up your art, you could be a standup comedienne. This technique looks like so much fun and I will definitely give it a try.

[@luiseheinzl]

Aww 🥰 thank you!!!

[@andreastewart5722]

Truly enjoy your videos…..you’re a wonderful teacher. Thank you for sharing your ideas😊

[@4GraceCreations]

Awwww❤❤❤❤so glad we blessed sashas socks off!!! His music is wonderful!

[@allisonjames2923]

Luise the JJ Alchemist strikes again! Love how excited you get when you’re experimenting 💕 And of course the results are AhhhhMazing! 😁 Thank you for hanging out with us

[@dustyacres]

I am so glad to have stumbled upon your post on this type of grunge. It's really nice stuff

[@michellebrown7000]

Watched the video and tried the technique with a twist. I used a ziplock bag. Didn’t have a media mat. 🤷🏽‍♀️ But it worked! Tfs

[@sondrajones185]

We don't always get another chance. 😢I discovered the painful lesson that unexpected things happen. Love your artwork. I'll look for the living room concert 😊

[@luiseheinzl]

I'm sending you a very big hug!

[@sondrajones185]

@luiseheinzl Thank You ❤️

[@cheridadrake280]

You are absolutely wonderful. Your videos are so informative , interesting fun . Thank you so very much 😊

[@Jayne287]

I wait so patiently for your videos. You make my day when you’re on. Thank you from a very wet London , England 🥰🇬🇧

[@JodeneEkker-r5e]

Luise! You are a creative genius! I would watch an eight hour video if you made it. You're the greatest. Thank you

[@londaedwardsrau3245]

Your enthusiasm is palpable and contagious! ❤❤❤

[@marthatierney2632]

Hi from the east coast ( USA ) I love your enthusiasm for experimenting. It's contagious. You are an outstanding teacher and artist. You are an inspiration Luise. Keep growing!❤

[@denisepiekarski4159]

Chatting with you makes your videos more fun. ❤

[@4GraceCreations]

I adore when you say, dont freak your freak!!!! A cereal bag works great as an alternative to this time of year holtz mat…in case someone doesnt have the mat

[@doreethorpe4800]

Another fun experimental video, Luise! It is just so much fun to craft along with you as you play in your studio! Loving the February Bucket List videos. You are so much fun to hang out with and so down to earth. Wish I could give you multiple thumbs up! Looking forward to your next video. ♥♥♥

[@user-Leahsartmagic]

I am new to junk journaling. Your ideas are so fascinating! You are very original in them. When I saw you stamp on the mat I was surprised! The process of this technique was very enlightening. You have sparked ideas in my brain that I can hardly wait to make!

[@Danam_Divinegoddesscards]

I am loving these videos! They are packed full of info and help me pass the time at the day job until I can get home and play. Thanks for all you do!

[@juliebycousucousin1421]

Wouah 😊 fabulous technique ❤ thank you so much 😍

[@thecrafteaneighbor5177]

Oh, Luise, I just bought a TH mat and can't wait to try this. I have made faux tea bag rice paper before, but never thought to stamp like this. Also, maybe you know this, but if you tear off the straight edges of the tea bzg paper and then overlap them when you glue them down, the teabag edges blend together better and you dont really see any edges anymore. It helps give a more mottled look. Anyway, love that you showed this. So much fun! Thanks for sharing! Sue 😊❤

[@sheilaironside8099]

You can use cereal bags as well, although they would be harder to stamp on, I've used those. Super fun ideas! Thank you Louis!!

[@jneigler]

Can’t wait to try this. The results are so versatile and grungy. You made me laugh when you talked about instant coffee 😊. Thanks for sharing your birthday month with us.

[@nicolinavincelli9369]

Luise, you are so fun and very good at crafting, I am going to try collage paper with napkins, thank you sharing your the beart.

[@flowerlily1]

For those that have Dollar Trees near you, the plastic kitchen/cutting mats that they sell are really good for this as well and at .63 cents each, )2 per pack) they are also a good deal and have lots of other uses.

[@jodiecleman1344]

I love how you experimented. You make the coolest stuff.

[@susanmorales8675]

I can feel the excitement rising up in me regarding this process with the tea bags and napkins. So incredible. I can’t wait to get started. Thank you, Luise.

[@donnaherbignat9457]

Very cool. Thanks for teaching this.

[@luannmercer4002]

I tried this technique using parchment paper and it was an epic failure. I tried again using freezer paper and it worked perfectly! Love the results.

[@susananderson8428]

WOW!!! I've not used tea bags. I don't know why, but I don't use napkins because they tear too easily. I like that the napkins disappear with collating them down leaving the picture or print. I will definitely start saving my tea bags and trying this with my napkins! TFS You are always inspirational to me. ❤❤❤

[@Iamgone1961]

I think Teflon baking sheets would work 🤔❤️

[@glendajohanson9846]

Love this !! I Can't wait to try this technique! Thank you for sharing this awesome way of doing it! You made me smile once again!

[@toniscott1029]

Wow! How amazingly creative!! So, so cool!! Tfs❤ Btw, the past tense of shake is shaken in this instance 😊

[@Camilla_Sundholm]

Love it! But mostly I really like you! You are so funny and quirky, I love that! ❤ The things you make are just up my alley and I am new to papercrafting and junkjournaling and I mostly see just the same, until I came upon your channel. Yey! ⭐❤

[@luiseheinzl]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@jodiecleman1344]

Ceiling fans are a great source for drying craft projects. I have ceiling fans in every room to help with air circulating. Works great to dry paper . I set them in trays on top of my washer or dryer and they dry quicker. A desk fan maybe good just watch the speed . I would try it on low. Very cool idea.

[@tharp2499]

I laughed so hard, at the very end, that I started choking on my own saliva!🤣...I guess you looked up "tea bagging".👀lol I am really enjoying your "bucket list" videos. It's like chilling, just "hanging out with Luise!".🤩 My favorite parts...besides learning something incredible each time...is when you are so happy with your experiments & amazed by your discoveries. Believe me, it's a joy for us too... Well, it is for me.💗 So much love and blessings for joyful times to come.💜💜💜

[@marlazatloukal1885]

Another alternative for a silicone mat is a bag from cereal. They're very large if you open them up and work really well for making faux rice paper with napkins, etc.

[@claudiaml2888]

Es fabuloso ❤❤❤...q hermosura ❤❤❤q genia❤❤❤❤

[@BoogieLooCreations]

"Why didn't I just use a butterfly!" 😂🤣💀❤️

[@floatintoadstudios]

Wasn't that hilarious? 🤣

[@jeannetimme7337]

😂😂😂

[@luiseheinzl]

🤣🤣🙈🙈🙈❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@hazeljanehopkins5652]

It’s simply amazing; you’ve taken the rice paper idea and made it one hundred percent more interesting! I just hope to learn more of these techniques that I couldn’t even imagine, from you, thanks!

[@belindazimmer2107]

Amazing! I love everything about this technique and the yummy grungy outcome. It is such a joy to hear the excitement in your voice as you’re discovering more and more opportunities in using this technique! Blows my socks off for sure..thank you!

[@luannianke8110]

I got out my few stamps and tea bags and started before the end of the video. Yes, your excitement is very notable and infectious, in a good way.

[@denisekearney3819]

Louise, you are amazing! This technique is awesome. I love how you stumble upon something and then one thing leads to the next and what do you know? There’s Louise with another astonishing creation. Thank you for always sharing your discoveries with us, thoroughly explaining each step so we can learn it too. I can’t wait to try this technique. Very cool❣️❣️❣️ Thank you for you!

[@deborah5221]

Thank you for sharing!!!

[@lightbulbnirvana]

Yes, Luise, you have done it again! You have discovered another new technique that will likely be called the "Heinzl Napkin Transfer" LOL!

[@elizabethkeeling-carreau1873]

That’s my favourite line, the professor, the inspector, aaaargh! Why haven’t I used a butterfly. 😂😂😂 Thinking, creating and then translating, it’s just too darn much for most people…. But they are not Luise Heinzl. You are brilliant but the stress must be so overwhelming at times. 🤗🤗🤗

[@didiamund903]

Happy birthday🎉🎉🎉

[@katiejosmith246]

Love it!❤ Such inspiration with this technique! You are so creative and daring to try new methods/techniques and yield Amazing results!❤

[@marshascharmer338]

Love it and your enthusiasm!!! You are so talented and I love listening to you as you explain everything so well!!!

[@robinsutton4952]

Wow. I would have never thought to do this. This will be going into my must tries for the 100 day project. I’m going to use a stamp a day, as some of my stamps have never seen an ink pad, including the Inspector. Must start drinking tea. A friend gave me a whole starter tea box for Christmas and I’m a coffee drinker. Guess I can start tea dying paper also. Thank you for getting my little grey cells engaged and thinking.

[@kandrews6356]

Indeed... so many possibilities. I love hearing your thinking and experimenting/experiencing. This has been a great learning lesson. Thank you for sharing, Luise. P.S. As you say... it may not be everyone's taste. BUT, it is still ART, and I love it all.

[@flyingdutchbird]

If you did want to stamp on tissue paper, I've found using a gelli plate helpful. You can put the tissue paper on that, flatten it out and then use it to stamp on. Or if your stamps can go either way (i.e. it doesn't matter if they are mirrored) then you can stamp on the plate and lift it onto your paper. For those that want to keep their mat looking nice and clean 😉

[@chrisabq1702]

💙💙💙ABOLUTELY LOVE THE FINAL PRODUCT!! 🥰

[@lauravasquez169]

Wow. I am going to do this for sure. I want to try it with brown color coffee filters. ❤❤❤

[@sarahwalker3056]

You are just an inspiration. Your art is amazing. And you are so funny. I could watch and listen to you all day💜😁

[@rosemareemclure3227]

These experiments are wonderful. Something I may not have thought of. Great outcomes.

[@nickytheblackdog4859]

@ 45 minutes--gasp!! Very cool!!

[@ishka28]

Very interesting. Technique. I really like the idea of adding coffee to the glue. I suppose pattern paper could also be used.

[@barbarabass4235]

I love your enthusiasm, I definitely feel it. This process is very interesting. I love your proficiency with the English Language. Don’t know how you do it.

[@junerobbins6871]

Very nice. I love it. I can see the Gourgous Girl stamps done like this. Would it work to spray with watered down Tempra paint ?

[@pamjohnson3784]

Once again, AMAZING!!!!

[@annettedeardurff5463]

Oh my gosh Luise - this is such an awesome idea!! And your enthusiasm is so contagious ❤😊

[@almavelha6749]

I really want to see how you’ll use this in a junk journal ❤

[@capoucino]

My dear Luise I love your univers (even the one of Barbara too) and from about 3 years, I am "in love " with junk journal (sorry for my bad english). I will go on in french, sorry. Chère Luise, pardon de mettre un commentaire "hors sujet " mais je ne sais pas où poser ma question. J'ai découvert le junk journal durant le premier confinement sur des chaînes américaines puis par hasard j'ai découvert Barbara, puis vous. Et là Whaouuuuuu, quelle révélation. Bien sûr je cherche encore un peu mon style et c'est grâce à "mes erreurs " que je sens, que je ressens le style qui me plaît le plus. J'ai débuté par des choses classiques, je dirais même très classiques que j'ai offertes. A regarder vos vidéos je me suis intéressée à des médium un peu plus techniques. J'ai découvert aussi Tim, et les distress grâce à vous et J'adore !!!! Alors petit à petit je m'achète ce matériel. J'ai aussi découvert Sacha 😉🤩🥳🥳🥳 Oups je m'égare, désolée. Je vais essayer d'aller droit au but 🤣🤣🤣 Je sais maintenant que le style qui me convient c'est le grunge, J'A DO RRRRRRE !!! Mais parfois lorsque l'on me pose la question : "c'est quoi grunge ?" Et bien je ne sais pas l'expliquer. Je ne sais même pas me l'expliquer à moi-même. C'est quelque chose que je ressens mais je n'arrive pas à l'expliquer. Aussi si à l'occasion vous pouviez au cours d'un prochain tutoriel l'expliquer à l'oral, ce serait top. Mais je comprendrais aussi que vous ne puissiez répondre à une question que je ne sais même pas formuler. Je regarde depuis ce matin, la playlist intitulée 2 junk journal, 2 style totally differents c'est ce qui m'a ramené ici. Merci beaucoup Luise pour tout ces partages, toutes vos magnifiques expériences et votre sensibilité. Again HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳🥳😘😘😘

[@jamakrueger7460]

Love your videos!!! Tyfs❤️

[@lorlor2831]

Thank you for teaching this new way to play ❤

[@margaretschmidt7451]

You just have the most amazing ideas! Can’t wait to try this one.

[@nickoalhowell6599]

💕I like to experiment too. Thank you for sharing what works. I love watching you. 💕

[@tohonagriffin5123]

Louise maybe one can use wax paper or baking parchment paper as a work surface, these are what i us as my messy mat to protect my work surface 😊

[@suzyallen1726]

You are so cute and enthusiastic...its contagious tfs

[@RobinSpencer-wc6hj]

I love listening to you and thanks for sharing your talent with us.❤❤❤

[@Ms.W529]

If you were to take some of the used tea from the bag and dry it, then you could sprinkle it over the stamping and then put the paper down. It might give the same effect.

[@hunnyprice9824]

this was very awesome!!! thank you 😊

[@4GraceCreations]

They turned out amazing!!!! Gonna try this tomorrow. (Have to clean up my mess from todays creating, lol)

[@denisehampton3102]

I wonder if you could use a cereal box liner/that wax paper bag opened up & maybe taped down instead of the craft mat? Also I squealed when the 3 inspector tea bags came out connected to make one page. I love this idea! Can't wait to try. Also I ink my stamps lay them stamp side up lay the paper on top & rub or press with the clear block. It work pretty good. It's not the same with out the glue but it works for stamping. It's like stamping the paper on the stamp,not the stamp on the paper. Just say. & again no glue. Luv you so much! Happy belated B-Day 🎉🥳

[@janetmonroe5031]

Happy birthday to you this month. I enjoy your ideas.

[@morgendittburner5103]

Wow!! Love this technique!! Live your passion! ❤❤❤

[@claudiaschnippering9681]

Super detailed!!! Echt cool! Thank you for sharing❤❤❤❤

[@tanyaabel1543]

I’m new to your channel and this is the first video I’ve watched and I’m hooked. I love your ideas and sense of humour. Brilliant 😂

[@luiseheinzl]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@joycemccullough7856]

Can’t wait to try this! Thanks so much for sharing your process. ❤❤❤

[@kathyrobb702]

This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing. My head is spinning with all the possibilities. I've been experimenting myself and this fits right in with the direction I'm going. I always love your experiments❤❤❤❤

[@belindasmith9739]

Love this. Especially the tea bags. What a great idea.

[@debrafazzi5382]

Fab, really cool technique 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@thescreamofthebutterfly4580]

I had a lot of fun!! Thank you so much!😊🖤

[@risamateo8003]

This is amazing!!! I need to finish a project before i start experimenting ❤

[@bobbiwest6625]

😊 very interesting....take care,be safe

[@elainemartinez1778]

Love this process and result! 👍💛

[@jayneelinor]

Amazing technique!!!

[@jenniehawkins9998]

I will definitely try this! What a great effect!

[@msbecky]

this was awesome!!!! can't wait to try!!!!!

[@Gehtdichnixan876]

Lieben Dank dafür

[@debrak5314]

Amazing!!! Thanks for this technique and all the alternatives!

[@BeverlynGuerpo]

So interesting I need to try this! I always enjoy your videos !

[@desireemartin3485]

So much fun