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YOU are incredibly AwEsOmE!! Very detailed instructions, easy to understand. I love how you showed how to use them by laying on top of book page or flower page,etc. love you! You have inspired me!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼applause👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the instructions detailed and easy to follow. It means a lot to know I'm inspiring you!
Thank you for sharing , and your English is just as pleasant as can be :) Your art that you are sharing is just inspiring and exciting. Your art is amazing and so you know English is the hardest language to master and you have mastered it .This is about your art not how to pronounce words. Thank you for sharing your talent to inspire us all :)
Hi Terry, Thank you so much! I could have a long conversation with you about this (which we can do privately, of course 😊😊), but I just want to say how important and supportive your comment is, and what a difference it makes. THANK YOU. 🧡🧡 Once, during one of my free courses-yes, "FREE"-I received a comment from a lady who said it was difficult to understand my accent, that she had to rewatch several times, and that I repeated myself, making it a waste of time. I knew it wasn’t my problem, and my tribe has always welcomed me and my accent warmly. But it intrigues me when I see how some people consume our content, savor it, and yet still feel entitled to say mean things. I love constructive feedback, as I’m an avid learner, always eager to improve. But I couldn’t help but wonder: does this lady speak more than one language? Well, Terry, no more words needed. I could go on and on, but I just want to say again: THANK YOU. 😘😘😘
@@FranciscaNunes I love it ! Exactly!! I bet you she only can say sew in English 🤣🤣🤣🤣 The devil made me say that . All joking aside there are good people in this world & You are definitely one of them😁 I love your accent and I had no trouble understanding you at all. You are so talented 💖 Thank you for sharing ❤ Francisca any time you want to vent I'm your hook up ! People sometimes forget how to be greatful for another person's positive energy and how that uplifts another human, I would like to tell you thank you for uplifting my day 😊 Have a fantastic day Miss Francisca 😁
Thank you so much, Francisca! I have watched a couple of videos on this technique but this is the first using gesso and the scrubbing action while in the water bowl. Appreciate the inspiration!
Thank you, Sandra! I’m glad you love the ideas. It sounds like they’ll be a great addition to your textile art and mixed media pieces. I’d love to see how you incorporate them! Do you have IG account? Let me know please.
Thank you so much Francisca. This technique is very beautiful and your is much quicker to achieve than the others I've watched! And you're recycling too! Obrigada!
Muito obrigada Dalila! Fico feliz que tenha gostado da técnica. O objetivo é sempre encontrar maneiras mais simples e criativas de criar arte, e ainda reciclar! 🧡🧡
I feel very blessed watching your demonstration and can hardly wait to begin making this lace paper. I am so thankful that your video Chanel appeared on mine. I love the way teach. 🌷❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you feel inspired to try making lace paper. Your enthusiasm means a lot to me, and I can’t wait to see what you create. 🌷❤️
I did not know about creating threads sticking out and water dunk or using gesso. I just did my own thing and sewed squares. Thank you for sharing. Your video was great! ❤
It’s wonderful that you experimented with your own approach! Sewing squares sounds like a great idea too. I love how everyone puts their own spin on things. 😊 Thank you for sharing! ❤️
NEW SUBSCRIBER HERE. IM SOOO EXCITED TO HAVE LEARNED SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN THE JUNK JOURNAL COMMUNITY. I LOVE THIS NETTING IDEA. YOU'VE INSPIRED ME TO TRY NEW THINGS AND MAKENTHE PROCESS FUN AGAIN. IM LOOKING FORWARD TO WATCHING ALL YOUR VIDEOS. I JUST DIGNED UP FOR YOUR NEWSLETTER TOO. KIM
Welcome, Kim! Thank you for the excitment and Joy. Made my day 😍😍 I’m thrilled you’re excited about the netting idea and that it’s inspiring you to try new things. Thank you for subscribing to both the channel and the newsletter-I can’t wait to share more with you!
Thank you so much Francisca, I really really enjoyed watching you show us all how you create this beautiful and unique pieces. I’ve seen it before but I’m very impressed by your creativity. So I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too ❤❤
I must confess that discover your channel was a pleasent surprise. I made some netting with thread, tissue paper and white glue (mod podge). I will try with tissue paper, thread and wall paper glue. But this is an easier way to do it. Great video ❤
Thank you Susan so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the video and found the technique inspiring. I can't wait to see how you incorporate it into your journals!
Hello Francesca ….this was very interesting and creative..I also like to sew and play with paper, journal and scrapbook. I will do some of this so thank you for sharing it with us here in Southern Canada, Moncton, New Brunswick.
oh this is wonderful! I've been experimenting with this technique, & having mixed results. I put mine on the gel plate to give it some strength, but I think I like the clear gesso idea better. TY!
Thank you, Leslie. That’s a great question, and I didn’t refer to it as much in the video. I think I only mentioned the tracing paper with the Gelli print of poppies. Regular copy paper is great; it’s strong enough to stitch, and when wet, it breaks easily. I use copy paper with the poppy prints. The other paper is tracing paper, which has an interesting texture. Since it has a Gelli print with the plastic of the acrylic paint, it was damaged differently, and the end result isn’t as faded as you might see in the video. Overall, thin papers that you can stitch are better because they crumple more easily.
This is amazing, I saw it but did not give much attention. Now I just want to get started! Can you use magazine pages as well, I do not have a printer to utilise pdf's or other printing. Thank you for sharing
Thank you, Retha! Yes, you can definitely use magazine pages for this project. They can add great texture and color. I’m glad you’re excited to get started, and I hope you enjoy experimenting with the materials you have!
You made me wish for a sewing machine for Christmas! I really want to try this BUT make the stitching more irregular so go at diagonals and widening out from a single point on each side... and instead of gesso what would it look like if i coated in a LOT of pva glue, can i use the hlue to fill the gaps with a transparent film? How would this look glues to a canvas and then paihted over to give incredible texture.. you make me want to experiment and play! But i know my brain and i will have forgotten about this by the time i have enough money for a sewing machine.. do you think this could be sewn by hand?
I love your enthusiasm and ideas for experimenting! The irregular stitching sounds like it would create such a dynamic effect, especially if you're working from a single point on each side. As for using PVA glue, it could definitely add an interesting transparent texture-worth trying for sure! Hand-sewing is absolutely possible if you don't have a machine, and it would give it a unique touch. Can't wait to see how you explore these ideas! Keep playing and having fun with it! 😊
What stitch length do you use? I know that very close stitching will cause paper to tear away easily even when dry. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing technique!
Hi Debbie, Thanks for your question! I usually use a stitch length of about 1 to 2 cm (approximately 0.4 to 0.8 inches) when creating paper netting. This spacing creates a nice texture without being too tight, but feel free to experiment with shorter or longer stitches for different effects! Happy crafting!
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Yes, all the credit to Shelley Rhodes.
Yess, an amazing inspiring artist I love. Could never not credit her. 🧡🧡🧡
Wow I haven't seen anything so beautiful before and weird love these papers .Thankyou
I had to make my own after watching this. So cool! Thanks for sharing.
I'm so glad you felt inspired to create your own! It's always exciting to see how ideas can spark creativity. Thanks 🧡🧡
It’s amazing the paint stays on the different papers.
Absolutely! It's fascinating how the paint interacts with various papers, isn’t it? Thank you so much.
I am so glad I found your channel.
Welcome, and I hope you enjoy all the creative content I have to share! Thank you so much. 🧡🧡
I believe this is my most favorite video on UA-cam at this moment! I can’t wait to play!
Wonderful!
YOU are incredibly AwEsOmE!! Very detailed instructions, easy to understand. I love how you showed how to use them by laying on top of book page or flower page,etc. love you! You have inspired me!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼applause👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the instructions detailed and easy to follow. It means a lot to know I'm inspiring you!
how great, I must try this.
Really lovely ❤ Thanks for sharing and inspiring 😊
Thanks so much 😊
very fun.. great video ! thank you
Thank you, Pamela! I’m glad you had fun with the video. Your feedback means a lot!
Thank you for this great tutorial. I appreciate you so much!
Thank you for your kind words! I'm so glad you found the tutorial helpful. Your support means a lot to me! 🧡🧡
Thank you!
wow, my mind is blown. So cool! TFS
Hi Sarah, so good to know you enjoyed it. Have fun creating.
Inspirational, thank you so much.
Thank you so much, Lyn! I’m really happy you found it inspirational. Your support means a lot!
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for this great technique!!
You're very welcome Denise! I'm glad you found the technique helpful. I can't wait to see what you create with it! 😊
I love your work. The white crocheted fabric you are showing at minute 5:24 is wonderful! Such an inspiration!
Thank you so much, Cristina. So kind of you. Yes, I love those crocheted fabrics too. Always trying to find them in the flea markets 😊😊
Fabulous technique!!
Thank you so much.
Thank you for sharing , and your English is just as pleasant as can be :) Your art that you are sharing is just inspiring and exciting. Your art is amazing and so you know English is the hardest language to master and you have mastered it .This is about your art not how to pronounce words. Thank you for sharing your talent to inspire us all :)
Hi Terry,
Thank you so much! I could have a long conversation with you about this (which we can do privately, of course 😊😊), but I just want to say how important and supportive your comment is, and what a difference it makes. THANK YOU. 🧡🧡
Once, during one of my free courses-yes, "FREE"-I received a comment from a lady who said it was difficult to understand my accent, that she had to rewatch several times, and that I repeated myself, making it a waste of time. I knew it wasn’t my problem, and my tribe has always welcomed me and my accent warmly. But it intrigues me when I see how some people consume our content, savor it, and yet still feel entitled to say mean things.
I love constructive feedback, as I’m an avid learner, always eager to improve. But I couldn’t help but wonder: does this lady speak more than one language?
Well, Terry, no more words needed. I could go on and on, but I just want to say again: THANK YOU. 😘😘😘
@@FranciscaNunes
I love it ! Exactly!! I bet you she only can say sew in English 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The devil made me say that .
All joking aside there are good people in this world & You are definitely one of them😁
I love your accent and I had no trouble understanding you at all. You are so talented 💖 Thank you for sharing ❤
Francisca any time you want to vent I'm your hook up ! People sometimes forget how to be greatful for another person's positive energy and how that uplifts another human, I would like to tell you thank you for uplifting my day 😊
Have a fantastic day Miss Francisca 😁
Very nice I love these!
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for sharing ❤❤❤
You're very welcome! I’m so glad you enjoyed it Jenny! 😊
Thank you so much.
You're welcome! Enjoy
I can hardly wait to try this! Thank you so much! It's amazing!
I’m so glad you’re excited to try it! Thank you for your kind words, and I can’t wait to see what you create.
Thank you so much, Francisca! I have watched a couple of videos on this technique but this is the first using gesso and the scrubbing action while in the water bowl. Appreciate the inspiration!
Thank you, Lynne. Great it was helpful and brought new ideas to explore further the technique.
This is wonderful and so unique!! I’m going to try hand stitching on a page from a garden catalog!
Hi Betsy, thank you. It will work for sure too. 😍😍😍
Love this! Thank you for great tutorial!!!
Thank you! I’m glad you loved the tutorial. Your support is much appreciated!
Thankyou, love the ideas, I make a lot of textile art and some mixed media pieces, these would make a great element to add.
Thank you, Sandra! I’m glad you love the ideas. It sounds like they’ll be a great addition to your textile art and mixed media pieces. I’d love to see how you incorporate them! Do you have IG account? Let me know please.
Wonderful technique that will work with so many types of papers. Thank you for sharing.
Yes, that's right. Works with many different kinds of papers. Good that you enjoyed Victoria.
Wonderful 🎉
Wow, these turned out beautifully! Thanks for your generosity in sharing this technique.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the technique. Your support means a lot to me.
Thank you so much Francisca. This technique is very beautiful and your is much quicker to achieve than the others I've watched! And you're recycling too! Obrigada!
Muito obrigada Dalila! Fico feliz que tenha gostado da técnica. O objetivo é sempre encontrar maneiras mais simples e criativas de criar arte, e ainda reciclar! 🧡🧡
I feel very blessed watching your demonstration and can hardly wait to begin making this lace paper. I am so thankful that your video Chanel appeared on mine. I love the way teach. 🌷❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you feel inspired to try making lace paper. Your enthusiasm means a lot to me, and I can’t wait to see what you create. 🌷❤️
I am a visual learner so enjoyed your explanations. Thank you.....great technique!
I'm so glad to hear that the explanations were helpful for you Barbara! Thank you for your kind words! 😊
Thank you for the beautiful video! I love how you incorporate material in your journals…I must try this new technique💕
Thank you for your kind words! 😊 Have fun experimenting with the technique!
Just magical!!
Thank you so much.🧡🧡
What a great idea and inspiration Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you found the idea and inspiration helpful. Your support is greatly appreciated!
Thanks so much for sharing this... I'ts beautiful 🥰
Thank you. Good to know you liked it. 😍😍
Absolutely fabulous! Gorgeous work and I adore your journal!
Thank you, Vicki! I’m so glad you liked it! Journals are such a great place to let creativity flow. ILOVE THEM. -so happy it resonated with you! 😊
I did not know about creating threads sticking out and water dunk or using gesso. I just did my own thing and sewed squares. Thank you for sharing. Your video was great! ❤
It’s wonderful that you experimented with your own approach! Sewing squares sounds like a great idea too. I love how everyone puts their own spin on things. 😊 Thank you for sharing! ❤️
BEAUTIFUL ❤❤❤
Thank you Cindy
NEW SUBSCRIBER HERE. IM SOOO EXCITED TO HAVE LEARNED SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN THE JUNK JOURNAL COMMUNITY. I LOVE THIS NETTING IDEA. YOU'VE INSPIRED ME TO TRY NEW THINGS AND MAKENTHE PROCESS FUN AGAIN. IM LOOKING FORWARD TO WATCHING ALL YOUR VIDEOS. I JUST DIGNED UP FOR YOUR NEWSLETTER TOO. KIM
Welcome, Kim! Thank you for the excitment and Joy. Made my day 😍😍 I’m thrilled you’re excited about the netting idea and that it’s inspiring you to try new things. Thank you for subscribing to both the channel and the newsletter-I can’t wait to share more with you!
This is so unique! Thank you for showing us this.
Thank you! I'm glad you found it unique! I love exploring different techniques, and I hope this inspires your creativity.
Fantastic demo!! Thank you!! Your style is beautiful and interesting. ❤
Thank you so much, Lisa! I’m really glad you enjoyed the demo and found the style interesting. Your support means a lot!
Love this ❤ Thank you for sharing these ideas 🎉
Also,thank you for sharing the names off of here other artists!
Thank you, Andie! I’m glad you enjoyed the ideas. It’s great to hear that you appreciated the artist recommendations too.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us!!!!!!
You're very welcome, Suzanne! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Oh my gosh, this is amazing, and I've got to try this! Thank you so much for sharing! I'm so happy that I found your channel!! 😊
Thank you, Julie! Your enthusiasm is wonderful! I’m thrilled you think it’s amazing and are excited to give it a try. 😉😉
Thank you so much for teaching this process. The results are amazing. I can’t wait to give it a try. 💖💖💖
Thank you Deb. Happy that you enjoyed it. I want to see your's
Love your technique!!!❤
Thank you so much! I’m glad you love the technique! It’s always exciting to share creative ideas! ❤️
Thank you for sharing your idea ♥️ I love learning new things ♥️
Thank you, Jeanie! I’m so happy you enjoyed it. There's always something new to discover in art RIGHT? ❤️
Fascinating! Thankyou.
Thank you, Diane! I’m glad you found it fascinating!
Love learning this thank you!
So great you enjoyed it, Jennifer. Enjoy.
Thank you so much for sharing! This is a wonderful idea which I will try for sure! Truly inspiring!
Thank you, Iris! I’m really glad you found the idea inspiring. I can’t wait to hear how it turns out when you give it a try!
💜 Beautiful! 💜
Thank you Maria 🧡
Very nice video and instructions. Thank you very much for sharing! Sending you love from Arizona in the United States. 🥰
Thank you so much, Lynn! I’m glad you found the video and instructions helpful. Sending love back to Arizona-your support means a lot!
Thank you so much Francisca, I really really enjoyed watching you show us all how you create this beautiful and unique pieces. I’ve seen it before but I’m very impressed by your creativity. So I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too ❤❤
So kind of you. Thank you so much. Truly appreciate. 😍😍🧡🧡🧡🧡
Thank you so much for your great instructions, I have been wanting to try this technique!
Thank you, Roxann! I’m glad the instructions were helpful and that you’re excited to try the technique. I’d love to hear how it turns out!
absolutely enchanting!! Love the process.
Thank you so much, Gretchen! 🧡🧡
Thanks! Interesting. Going to try
You're welcome! I'm excited to hear that you're going to give it a try! Have fun experimenting with the technique! 😊
Hi….First time i see this…so inspiring…i will try this…..thank you for sharing.
Hi Lise! I’m so glad to hear you found it inspiring! I can’t wait to see what you create. Enjoy the process, and thank you for watching! 🌟
Wow!!! This is an awesome idea!! I love these papers. Thank you for the inspiration. ❤😊
Thanks so much, Heather! I’m thrilled you liked the idea! Experimenting with paper can lead to such wonderful results.
I must confess that discover your channel was a pleasent surprise. I made some netting with thread, tissue paper and white glue (mod podge). I will try with tissue paper, thread and wall paper glue. But this is an easier way to do it. Great video ❤
Thank you Susan so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the video and found the technique inspiring. I can't wait to see how you incorporate it into your journals!
Francisca,thank you for your video.I really enjoyed it.🥰🌺🌺
Thank you so much, Florence! I'm really happy you enjoyed the video! 😊🌺
Hello Francesca ….this was very interesting and creative..I also like to sew and play with paper, journal and scrapbook. I will do some of this so thank you for sharing it with us here in Southern Canada, Moncton, New Brunswick.
Hi Sarah! I'm so glad you found the video interesting and creative. Big hug from Portugal
Muy interesante 💜, voy a probar 😊, gracias.
Que bom que gostaste. Que te divirtas. Beijinhos
Wow great project, can't wait to do !! Now subscribed!! Quite awesome!!😊❤
Thank you, Carol! I’m excited to hear you’re looking forward to trying the project. Thanks for subscribing
New to your channel. Your fragmented papers caught my eye. They are wonderful
Welcome to the channel! I hope you find plenty of inspiration here.
oh this is wonderful! I've been experimenting with this technique, & having mixed results. I put mine on the gel plate to give it some strength, but I think I like the clear gesso idea better. TY!
Good to know you enjoyed it. It's a great idea to put in on the gel plate. Will try to. Thanks for sharing Sonja.
This is so great! Thank you! Any hints on what kinds of papers have been good to use?
Thank you, Leslie. That’s a great question, and I didn’t refer to it as much in the video. I think I only mentioned the tracing paper with the Gelli print of poppies. Regular copy paper is great; it’s strong enough to stitch, and when wet, it breaks easily. I use copy paper with the poppy prints. The other paper is tracing paper, which has an interesting texture. Since it has a Gelli print with the plastic of the acrylic paint, it was damaged differently, and the end result isn’t as faded as you might see in the video. Overall, thin papers that you can stitch are better because they crumple more easily.
Thank you for sharing this great technique and the digital. I am guessing we need a lazer printer or the ink will run 🤩
Hi Davina, good point. My prints were printed in a shop with toner printers. But that's right; ink prints would probably run.
Gorgeous papers! Love what you did with these images. Can you share what kind of paper you used on the poppy images?
Thanks so much! I used copy paper for the poppy images. It works well for printing and allows the colors to stand out nicely.
I am a new subscriber to your channel❤❤❤
Welcome to the community, Maggie! I'm thrilled to have you here. Thank you for subscribing, and I hope you enjoy all the creative content we share! 🌸
Is there a way to do this without a sewing machine? Absolutely loved this technique!!!
Hi Susan, hand-stitching will probably work, but it is more time-consuming.
@@FranciscaNunes TY
Hi I'm a new subscriber love watching your videos everything you make is so beautiful👍👍👍👍🌼💐🌷🌺🌻🌹🌸🦋 thank you for sharing🤗🤗🤗🤗 have a Blessed day💜💜💜💜
😍😍😍 Thank you so much Allison. So kind of you. Have a Blessed day to. Big hug
This is amazing, I saw it but did not give much attention. Now I just want to get started! Can you use magazine pages as well, I do not have a printer to utilise pdf's or other printing. Thank you for sharing
Thank you, Retha! Yes, you can definitely use magazine pages for this project. They can add great texture and color. I’m glad you’re excited to get started, and I hope you enjoy experimenting with the materials you have!
This is completely brilliant; thank you for sharing the process. I'm curious, how were the images printed, on laser or inkjet? Thank you
Good to know you enjoyed it. Thank you. The prints are toner printed. I go to a print shop and they have toner printers.
You made me wish for a sewing machine for Christmas! I really want to try this BUT make the stitching more irregular so go at diagonals and widening out from a single point on each side... and instead of gesso what would it look like if i coated in a LOT of pva glue, can i use the hlue to fill the gaps with a transparent film? How would this look glues to a canvas and then paihted over to give incredible texture.. you make me want to experiment and play! But i know my brain and i will have forgotten about this by the time i have enough money for a sewing machine.. do you think this could be sewn by hand?
I love your enthusiasm and ideas for experimenting! The irregular stitching sounds like it would create such a dynamic effect, especially if you're working from a single point on each side. As for using PVA glue, it could definitely add an interesting transparent texture-worth trying for sure! Hand-sewing is absolutely possible if you don't have a machine, and it would give it a unique touch. Can't wait to see how you explore these ideas! Keep playing and having fun with it! 😊
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Fabulous! Is 5here a name for this?
Thank you! If you’re referring to the specific technique in the video,is netting paper, making it turn like a lace or knetting
What stitch length do you use? I know that very close stitching will cause paper to tear away easily even when dry.
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing technique!
Thank you, Teresa. Happy that you enjoyed it. I don't do them very very close to each other. I don't measure but they have some space in between.
@@FranciscaNunes thank you for replying. Looking forward to your next tutorial.
Have you tried using freezer paper and ironing it between the freezer paper?
Hi Maria, no I din't try. I don't have freezer paper here in Portugal.
Would you share the stitch length you are using to create this paper netting. Thanks
Hi Debbie, Thanks for your question! I usually use a stitch length of about 1 to 2 cm (approximately 0.4 to 0.8 inches) when creating paper netting. This spacing creates a nice texture without being too tight, but feel free to experiment with shorter or longer stitches for different effects! Happy crafting!
just FYI the word “sew” is pronounced in American English “so” just like the word “so”… in other words “sew” and “so” are pronounced the same
Thanks for the heads-up, Judy! I appreciate the clarification on pronunciation. It’s always helpful to get those details right