Tutorial: Tea Dyeing and Baking Paper with Mrs. Cog

Welcome to Mrs. Cog's Classroom!
Today, I am sharing my method for getting that consistent creamy golden-brown aged effect on pages. I have included written instructions below for your convenience. Please feel free to ask questions in the comments below. :-)
Instructions for the process:
1. select and gather papers, trim, lace and embellishments to dye (maps, text & ledger pad: amzn.to/2CTYMlE , ledger paper: amzn.to/2yoV289 , printer paper: amzn.to/2NQwiu6
2. you will need a large tub or pan for hot tea, Lipton tea bags, hot water or a Keurig machine, oven mitts, one or more cookie sheets and a clothes iron
3. preheat oven to 295°F
4. fill tub with hot tea as you layer paper into to tub
5. remove paper one sheet at a time to place on cookie sheet
6. bake until dry (3-5 minutes after cookie sheets become hot)
7. repeat process for paper embellishments, tags, and doilies etc..
8. for tea dyeing lace, cheese cloth and fabric - do NOT bake, but rather hang to drip dry after soaking in hot tea
9. after pages are baked, iron flat
There are many variations of this process and no right or wrong way to do this other than what you prefer. Often I find that when I make mistakes, the greatest discoveries can present themselves. :-)

[@kimberlysiddons]

I do this technique quite often but I don’t plan my journals that far in advance.....I’m not that organized! But I have stacks of lovely tea dyed paper. One time, when in a rush, I crumpled up a few sheets into balls, and put them in a pitcher of tea in the fridge. I forgot about the paper and when cleaning out the fridge, found the crumpled papers. They were so beautiful, all different layers of color and darker crinkled lines. Now I do this all the time and then dry in the oven. Thanks for your wonderful tutorial videos. I am so glad I stumbled across your channel

[@robincarpenter7297]

Mrs Cog - thank you so much for explaining the dyeing process so thoroughly - I love the way the paper sounds after the dyeing process.

[@marcoshuster1642]

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[@CowboyHatsAndKuchen]

I have a tote I have filled with vinegar that I use to strip rusty cast iron that I like to re-season. One dip into the tote and into the oven @ 200° and the papers come out a really pretty rust color with all the splotches and textures we love. Throwing in some nails would get you the same effect to get it good and rusty 💚

[@kittiestrode9041]

OH MY I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE GO THROUGH THAT MUCH WORK IT ALL LOOKS BEAUTIFUL IN THE END GOD BLESS YOU KITTIE

[@angelasweby3991]

Liz, you've answered all the questions that have popped into my head so many times when I have watched your videos. As a beginner and rather haphazard dyer who wants the process completed as quickly as possible, , my biggest lesson is to slow down and enjoy it. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience. Xx

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi how are you

[@NellieandRuthDesigns]

I love how you iron your paper. I work with so many old vintage patterns, one of the joys I found when I open them up is ironing them !! I can’t wait to tea dye my papers now. Thanks so much, you’re such a great teacher !

[@marcoshuster1642]

Hello 👋 I hope you're safe over there? I am Marco from Key West Florida 🇱🇷 and you? I hope this year brings prosperity happiness and love 💞 all over the world 🤗🙏

[@marilynmccormick1658]

You're only the second person I've ever heard of in my lifetime that liked to iron. Most of us hate it so it was surprising to read your comment that you found ironing patterns a "joy". Who knew!

[@NellieandRuthDesigns]

@@marilynmccormick1658 Yes Marilyn....I do love to iron; I find it most relaxing and I'm just old school 💖

[@pamelal210]

Spent some of this afternoon using your process to dye some paper. Loved the idea of using the oven to bake them dry rather than waiting for them to air dry. What a time-saver! Thank you for this easy to follow video filled with many great tips!

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Pamela

[@yvonnegottsch4385]

Air drying doesn't seem to make your paper as brittle as oven drying. Worth checking your results for both

[@kimsilva4400]

This is the absolute best tea dying video I have watched. Thank you so much!

[@aragona199]

I've never tried this but I'm so strangely fascinated by tea/coffee-dyeing videos, LOL. Also (not directed at anyone specific!) but to those who say junk journals are too expensive, the labor of paper dyeing and baking alone I think would cover most of the cost! So much care and time needed

[@eveny119]

That's why I asked about alternative drying methods. The oven would be costly, but tea is as cheap as a penny a bag and paper could be scrap or on sale like notebooks are .10c back to school at Walmart, Staples often have coupons, .01c -.50c for a ream of printing paper and the dollar tree 1.00 for watercolor and sketch pads. It real takes time not money.

[@beatriceserrano7208]

I tea dye and coffee dye different paper

[@bludaizee24]

Beatrice Serrano What kind of paper do you use? I want to try this but I have to go buy some paper. I'm thinking about getting a variety from the dollar store. I think ledger paper would look nice tea dyed. Also what kind of coffee do you use?

[@princesspippa8258]

Fab video - the best one I have ever seen in tea dying! Thank you 😊

[@babushka5228]

@@beatriceserrano7208 do you bake them Isn't it risky

[@Danigirl73]

I love seeing everyone's process, I'm so amazed that not one of your pages ripped after leaving them in your tea for so long, amazing! Thanks you for sharing♡♡♡

[@carmenchiapa2323]

Thank you for the easy to follow instructions. I am new to this technique but anxious to try it.

[@521LakeStreet]

I am just in awe of the work you do for these journals Liz!!!!!! Thank you again for all you do! Sandy

[@FindsByPirjo]

Thank you for showing your tea dying. It makes me to want to start immediately to make mines. Wishing you a beautiful weekend.

[@schusterrn]

Thank you so much for sharing your techniques for preparing tea dyed papers, enjoyed it and find the process to be very relaxing. I like seeing how my papers are uniquely different from each other. Adding drops of food coloring to the mix was a lot of fun, too!

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Claire

[@gayleagostinelli_ct]

I so love to hear your sweet voice! So fun to see how you tea dye! Love the idea of all the little tags! Genius! Thanks for doing this, Liz! Spring is so far away for us as we still have several feet of snow in our backyard, but I'm looking forward to pictures of the mountain and especially those garden gnome journals as spring arrives in your neck of the woods! Big hugs! ❤️

[@Chaeya]

I have to agree that this was the best tutorial on tea dyed papers. Thanks again!

[@rneustel388]

Thanks for making this wonderful video! You teach in such a clear and concise manner with no unnecessary talking.

[@marcoshuster1642]

Hello 👋 I hope you're safe over there? I am Marco from Key West Florida 🇱🇷 and you? I hope this year brings prosperity happiness and love 💞 all over the world 🤗🙏

[@naomisherred166]

Dear Mrs Cog - I've only recently found you and I just wanted to say I'm a relative newbie at the age of 46 and so wish I'd started before but better late than never! I have found all your videos so so helpful and you explain everything so well I am very grateful to you for showing us all your cool ideas. Been binge watching everything 😊😊❤

[@marcoshuster1642]

Hello 👋 I hope you're safe over there? I am Marco from Key West Florida 🇱🇷 and you? I hope this year brings prosperity happiness and love 💞 all over the world 🤗🙏

[@constancemangione1055]

Lovely! Can't wait for your teachable . I love just soaking this all in. TFS Liz!

[@DLR122]

I just found this tutorial, the best I've seen on tea dying, thank you!

[@jillstewart7355]

The tea dyeing gives the paper a "kiss of honey" color which is such a warm golden tint. It is my favorite. Your tutorials are always inspiring. I find myself in a state of urgency to get started on your various methods and techniques. It's quite exciting! I must say, your journals are in the realm of perfection. Thank you for sharing. Jill

[@lynette.]

Best tutorial on this process.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Lynette

[@B311adonna]

That Cog is an amazing man lol so cute how he’s always looking to help you! That’s true love! I’m sure it’s the same from you we just always hear from your end. Such a joy to hear such beautiful things! Always a pleasure!

[@italiajass]

This is unbelievably, ridiculously helpful for a project I'm going to to be doing thank you so so much

[@pamalapeterson5352]

This was the best tea dying video I have found, thank you, am also new subscriber!

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Pamela

[@marydray6171]

Mrs. Cog, First time viewer here. Such a treat you’ve given to all who share in the same interest! Your class had me smiling the entire time🤗 It was like I was right there in the kitchen with you. I teach elementary and wondering if you ever taught, or are these classes you offer coming from just plain talent? You are a treasure, and I am so grateful to have found you💝. Respectfully, Mary Dray

[@marcoshuster1642]

Hello 👋 I hope you're safe over there? I am Marco from Key West Florida 🇱🇷 and you? I hope this year brings prosperity happiness and love 💞 all over the world 🤗🙏

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Mary

[@DistractedDaisy]

omg...so much work... and you are so patient.. your an junk journal angel..

[@sollc1708]

Coffee leaves a beautiful colour too!!

[@scribevibes]

This is the best tutorial for tea dying paper that I have found on KZbin! Very informative!!! Thank you 😊

[@christinefernandez2826]

Thank you so much for this! I just discovered the scrapbooking/junk journaling community and I’m taking in as many tips as I can. Great job explaining this!

[@Kimkarlene]

Thank you so much for the details on how you dye papers!! I would never have thought of ironing! The video has been very helpful!!

[@chachitheDog06]

I love watching your technique , and your voice is so relaxing. I could watch your videos all day. 😊

[@vickiwhitsitt5918]

Great tutorial, loved hearing your calm voice explaining everything as you walk through your very organized process. No wonder your journals are so lovely 😊

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Vicki

[@Forcemaster2000]

That paper isn't "run of the mill", it's very obviously, "Hammermill"!

[@hodgepodgecottage2674]

Thank You Mrs. Cog for this Very Detailed Video! You're a Wonderful Teacher!

[@instaart3736]

This is what I actually needed, to bind my first book. So. Thank you for this tutorial.

[@terab8885]

This is absolutely amazing! I’ve never heard of tea dying before. I’m looking forward to learning more. Thank you for sharing 😊💜

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello how are you doing

[@PaperKitty99]

Just tea dyed some papers for my junk journals. It’s always nice to see how others do things. Of course your one of the best 💕

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi how are you

[@rosiescraftyshack7177]

I absolutely love your system od tea dyeing your papers for journaling. Thank you so much for sharing.😊

[@HedgewitchHollowUK]

Oh I Love the sound of baked papers. Listen to them so enjoyable ..I guess this makes me pretty weird lol Thanks for sharing ~Nikki 💖

[@robin_snest1018]

Excellent tutorial! I really enjoyed it and am going to try tea dyeing soon! Thank you

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello

[@girlontheridge1165]

Beautiful color on your paper, you are very neat, I have coffee and tea everywhere. Thanks for sharing. Laurie

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi how are you

[@Sheilasembroidery]

Many thanks for this video. It is the first time I have seen paper being ironed.🤗

[@despinamitsou7258]

Thank you so much for showing us your method of tea dyeing. Hugs from Greece,Rhodes.

[@RockPaperTreasures]

This was a fantastic tutorial! And I’m amazed that not one of your papers ripped while you were trying to get them out of the tea! Lol! Good job!

[@seraphicanarchy9515]

Hi, it's so enjoyable watching you work your magic on the paper. Loved this video and really like your warm, homely approach. Great job, Mrs Cog. Greetings from a new subbie in Australia xx

[@FeelslikeHalloween]

This is seriously the fastest and easiest way to do this and the paper comes out so beautifully! Thank you SO much!

[@roxangel6271]

I've only Just started making junk journals and TNs and I found your video very thorough in staining and drying paper. I loved how you ironed the paper. Beautiful! I also loved the repurposed tea bag tags I will definitely be keeping my tags and dying them. Thank you so much!! Can't wait to start!

[@Maggita2015]

Beautiful! Thank you so Much for sharing!! I need to try this for my traveler’s journal😊🌸

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello maggy

[@julieschedler2316]

Thank you so much for posting this. I did my paper tonight coffee. It worked great! It was so much more efficient this way! I also baked coffee filters. I can hardly wait to use everything.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Julie

[@FrappsScraps]

Wonderful tutorial of your process- I always enjoy seeing how others prepare their papers. I love the tag idea too- thanks so much for sharing

[@donajean33]

I’m s glad I came across your video because I never thought about printing on the paper then dyeing it. Thanks

[@lauragaudry3402]

Thank you so much for sharing your technique for tea dyeing! 😃

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Laura

[@carolynbaker5135]

Just subscribed to your channel, after watching this tea dying project. Loved seeing the specialty paper; never thought of the smaller paper products. You are a gem of ideas!

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Carolyn

[@simonebooyse6927]

This was one of the best video I had ever seen. Thank you so much ❤️

[@dianeescoffier8652]

Thank you so much for this tutorial and tips---I enjoyed watching the process, which differs from my own. You are inspirational, Mrs. Cog.

[@vanikurup]

This was amazing. Good to see you do it coz i was convinced that the gnomes helped you get that beautiful colour. Lol!!!! Thank you Liz. So excited about your course on teachable. Good luck.

[@littlebooks4760]

Oh I’m in tea heaven thank you mrs Cog, I’m really enjoy this as I do it all the time, I make loads together up to 24 sheets at once just let the oven dry it while all stacked together soaking in tea, just did a video also new subscriber Thank you for sharing loved watching Ruby 🦋🦋🎀🌸

[@MrsCog]

Thank you Ruby. Love your snow and paper video, I confess I am a bit decoupage impaired lol. Your pages are an inspiration. :-)

[@littlebooks4760]

Mrs Cog I’m just watching your stunning journals your so very talented 🌹🌹

[@PaperKitty99]

Little Books I do that to some of my paper too. There are some advantages and disadvantages.

[@aprildurden4348]

Wow! I didn’t realize the process that went into dying papers. Thank you for taking the time to give clear step by step instructions.

[@donnatolle1419]

Thank you for sharing your remarkable talents Elizabeth. When I grow up, I hope to be half the crafter you are. I was intrigued with this entire process. I have watched other videos of coffee and tea dying. I did not know you ironed those pages. Especially good to know about the laser jet printing. I will be excited to see your gnome journals. They are one of my favorites.

[@VintageTech1]

This is wonderful, I have done tea. I used my typewriter to apply text on copy paper then waited a day for any ink to dry. I used new typing ribbon it cam out wavy but I now know how to flatten the paper using your techniques.

[@tonysicily2687]

I have been trying this with used coffee grounds, totally cost free and I hope it works. Fingers crossed. I would never have tried it without your AWESOME tutorial. Huge thanks

[@user-tz9dq8fv5g]

Thank you showing the whole process. Even the ironing.

[@renaywp1]

Thank you for this session of dying the papers! I learned so much, and will be trying this process! You are so knowledgeable! I appreciate your sharing what you’ve learned, and in my opinion, mastered!! 🥰💕🙌🏻💐🙏🏻

[@SheCreatesStuff2]

Thank you for your generous sharing! I enjoyed your process very much. Very meditative. I believe that the tannins in the tea help preserve the integrity of the paper, somewhat like tanning hides. At least the smell of tea is lovely.

[@PaperKitty99]

Sherlene Mats I find it very meditative to tea dye my paper. I basically use Mrs Cog’s technique as well 👍

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello 👋

[@sheilanewell50]

Just found your wonderful channel today I will re-watch this again I already have purchased from Joanne the Maps text and ledgers stack I’m so excited for what I’ve learned from your channel keep up the good work

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello

[@weaver7249]

I think this is the way I am going to tea dye. Your video was so good - I now think I can do this with no problem. Thank you so much for sharing this process with everyone.

[@journalsbyjeanne6828]

You are so organized Elizabeth. I spent this morning coffee dying. My process is very similar to yours. Papers look beautiful.

[@mariannaosinski4297]

Oh my Barry friend - I really enjoyed this video :-) I thank you for sharing your secrets with us :-) Some people don't share for some reason or whether :-) Your paper dyeing is so easy and less complicated, that I am doing a head slap to myself because when I do my paper dying with coffee anyways, I discovered to make it dark was to sprinkle the dry ground on the paper, then spraying the paper with coffee in the spray bottle , then baking :-) It turns out beautifully :-) Ive always wondered how people who coffee dyed were able to make their papers darker than mine . Well, there I have it :-) I haven't tried tea dyeing yet . But after seeing this video I am planning to :-) You make it so easy and less complicated and I appreciate that . I'll let you know how they turn out :-) Again thank you for this video :-) Blessed be my Barry friend :-)

[@psfranks2654]

I found the children's writing tablets at the $ store. Thanks for the video, I'm just starting on this adventureous road & appreciate all these tips.

[@WoodlandInspired]

Love the process of your tea dying thanks so much for doing this I really enjoyed it.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi

[@thealbinolion6605]

Thanks Mrs Cog for the dyeing paper tutorial. My first attempt today came out really well!!!

[@audromatic282]

Just a suggestion: I see you're using a name brand tea. I use the least expensive I can find-even $ Store brand. For coffee dying, I buy instant coffee from $Store. Just a tip. Saves lots of money in long run.

[@wonderwend1]

I imagine that different brands give different colours

[@aidatorres5727]

I have found that the cheaper brand of tea you have to leave the paper in longer to get a more authentic vintage look. The strongest brand for me Lipton and Tealey if you really want your water very dark and strong you can add cinnamon sticks.

[@Warrior-Princess]

Another suggestion I found was, if you have tea bags that you’ve had for eons and they’re just suspect at this point. You wouldn’t realistically use them for drinking... but for some reason you haven’t tossed them out yet... this is the perfect use for them.

[@mrsdiana324]

I reuse dregs from the coffee machine already used so free really just rehydrate

[@butterflymagicwithhottea9291]

This must have taken a lot of time to create. Well done and thank you for posting.

[@louisesouza6627]

Love how you did the little tags. These papers are awesome. Very knife of you to share your knowledge. Blessings.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello 👋

[@pamketron]

Thank you so much for sharing this process. Your pages are always gorgeous. Love how the tea gives a different look than the coffee. I’ve dyed with coffee and now I’m going to dye some with tea. Loved seeing the process from beginning to end. Happy Week 🌼🐝🌼🐝🌼

[@teresaware7211]

Thank you so much! Beautiful papers!!

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Teresa

[@susanjones7872]

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing! ♡

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Susan

[@galpalzz]

I so love your journals Mrs. Cog and appreciate you sharing this process with us. I too, look forward to seeing you on Teachable.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Sandy

[@jacquelinetozzi9733]

Really enjoyed your video. Lots of great tips. Hope to watch you again.

[@AJourneyToEternity412]

This is a good Covid-19 pastime!

[@marcoshuster1642]

Hello 👋 I hope you're safe over there? I am Marco from Key West Florida 🇱🇷 and you? I hope this year brings prosperity happiness and love 💞 all over the world 🤗🙏

[@AJourneyToEternity412]

@@marcoshuster1642 Well I'm from Holland and we're lifting Covid-restrictions right now so the situation is improving. I can't wait for the green light to travel abroad again though!

[@marcoshuster1642]

@@AJourneyToEternity412 oh,okay... Hope you're enjoying your weekend?

[@sharona8737]

Iron?! Never seen that before or thought of it. I'll have to try that. update: Tried it last night-the results were perfect!

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Sharon

[@dianamarie9689]

Thank you for sharing your process...love the color of your pages in your amazing journals! 💕

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Diana

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much Mrs Cog. That’s so awesome and fantastic. I really enjoyed your process video. Very helpful.

[@jodanadean]

New Subbie here. Enjoyed your tutorial. TFS.. I dye my tags on hot coffee in a mason jar for 8 to 24 hours. Then I lay them on a copy paper box lid lined with double layers of paper towels. Sit them in the sun or by the furnace register until dry. 😆

[@sarahford4710]

Jo Dana Dean I'm surprised they don't turn to mush

[@jodanadean]

Sarah Enriquez, I know, you would think so. I use two different kinds for price tags. The little white tags only need the 6 to 8 hours. The larger heavier tags can be left longer. 😃

[@joeywd2885]

It has been a blessing to watch you this morning. There was lots of great information given I can apply. I would love to know more about your teachable class. It is something I would enjoy to the fullest because you are clear and concise with your words and that makes you easy to listen to and watch. Can't wait to hear more on the class. Hugs :)

[@TracieFoxCreative]

Loved watching you dye your paper Liz, thanks for filming xxx

[@MrsCog]

Thank you Tracie. I am not at ease talking to the video camera and I sincerely take great inspiration from your wonderful videos and tutorials. I love listening to you talk us through your creations. A huge thanks for all you share with us!! :-)

[@BoudoirBoutiqueNC]

Thank you so much. I did this right after your video and was shocked at how great they came out. Very pleased!

[@deserthorses5]

Very useful tips! I dry my papers on a table on our side porch (here in the desert). In the summers, the pages dry in about 10 minutes! :-)

[@chevynovascotia3301]

I was gong to ask if it mattered that you put them in the oven or hang them outside. I didn't know if maybe oven helped with the bugs lol

[@deserthorses5]

@@chevynovascotia3301 I put them outside when the days are in the mid 70's. I don't like to use my oven for that. Besides, here in the desert they dry in about 15 minutes! I have a 6' board set up to dry them on also.

[@JANeway1723]

WHAT SWEET VINTAGE ILLUSTRATIONS YOU HAVE ON YOUR PAPERS. DID YOU PHOTOSHOP THEM? Thanks for sharing...on, btw, did you know that book restorers actually wash papers with really hot water to get the acidic properties out of the paper? So water doesn t hurt paper as long as you dry it sufficiently to avoid mold

[@mrs.snyder2170]

LOVE THIS! I love how you chose your papers & made us part of that process. I love the ledger paper (not actually “graph,” graph is the little squares all over) and the tags, as well as that genius tip about the baby composition books!! Omg!! You’re wonderful for sharing your talent. This newbie says Thank you!! 💞

[@sarojm893]

Thank you Mrs Cog for this amazing tutorial. So enjoyed watching. Now to try it.

[@graceday7203]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have been dyeing my sheets one at a time, which of course takes forever. Watching this is such a blessing! And now I am trying the small composition notebooks as well. Great ideas and a lot of help.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello

[@MelanieMaguire]

Thanks very much for this. I've just tea-dyed my first ever papers! I was experimental and tried all kinds of paper from card to parchment, tissue paper (fell apart) and kitchen towels. Inkjet printed paper and laser printed paper. They dried so quickly in the oven! Thanks again. :)

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello how are you

[@dodipc]

Love how you did this video! The music is a great touch! Love your inside out swet shirt too! Lol

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi how are you

[@lavendertealbdx8345]

I did my entire grimoire based on this video! I love it!!!!!!!!!! Thank you 🔮

[@carolinethomasBF]

Thank you for sharing this ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Caroline

[@sue8319]

I have wanted to learn this.....thanks so much

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi sue

[@sylviagarza9696]

I found your tutorial absolutely informative and something I might try to do myself. The journals you create are amazing! Thank you for sharing.

[@KathleenRenninger]

Excellent video! So good of you to share your technique.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Kathleen