Faux Leather TP Steampunk Mini Album - Part 1

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  • Опубліковано 28 лис 2024

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  • @nanciwilson7048
    @nanciwilson7048 2 роки тому +1

    Einat, All I can say is WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! This is magnificent. I TOTALLY agree with Jeannine Thames....You are MOST DEFINITELY 'THE QUEEN' of Steampunk! This technique REALLY does look just like leather. I have a slew of TP flattened rolls, & I can't wait to make one or several of these. TFS! 🤣🤩

  • @loisseeley5039
    @loisseeley5039 7 років тому

    Ms Kesslar, I think I have seen it all when Lo and Behold I come across your You Tube. Such talent and creativity astounds me. I am enthralled with your mini album faux leather technique. Who would have thought TP rolls could be so beautiful. I will never look at a TP Roll the same again. All will now see is LEATHER!!!!!! I am off to watch your other videos as we speak...Thank you for this great tutorials.

  • @ScrappinlizziArt
    @ScrappinlizziArt 8 років тому

    I had hubs go get glycerin within 15 minutes after watching your video.. Now have the pages drying and ready to start the cover.. Thank you so much for your time and effort in making this video to share..

  • @patnunley2341
    @patnunley2341 3 роки тому

    I have watched over a dozen tutorials on making for leather this is the best I’ve seen and the most professional

  • @tuthillg
    @tuthillg Рік тому

    So lovely with the faux leather and great upcycling of toilet paper rolls! TFS the inspiration!

  • @maryherbert2709
    @maryherbert2709 5 років тому

    Very clever, very beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I probably won't make a book, but I will incorporate it into paintings. So many possibilities. Goodness I love this...The glycerin leather look WOW! Fabulous work..looks like real leather. WOW! Thank you.❗👍

  • @mukwah1111
    @mukwah1111 6 років тому

    Hi Elnet this is a great tutorial! Toilet rolls are made with recycled paper & are not permitted to be added to our recycle bins... Your project recycles them once again in a fabulous way. Thanks so much

  • @kathleendamiano4351
    @kathleendamiano4351 10 років тому

    Hi Einat, Thanks for sharing the "binding secret", as I just made my very first TP mini before seeing this tutorial.... and as you may guess the very same tear happened! I panicked thinking the project was ruined because I already put so many work hours into it, but now can fix it properly! I love the steampunk design and will use all the techniques you taught on your video tutorials especially the Faux Leather look! Thanks so much again!! Kathleen

    • @BelindaShort
      @BelindaShort 9 років тому

      Kathleen Damiano You may want to look up tutorials for bookbinding, you'll learn some pretty amazing things.

  • @jeanninethames2523
    @jeanninethames2523 7 років тому +1

    What an amazing imagination you have! By far the best Steampunk album I've ever seen. You are the Queen!! Well done....Thank You for sharing!

  • @barkers0609
    @barkers0609 9 років тому +11

    I used some tp rolls for a project and just flattened them by ironing them. It's amazing how flat they get! And so easy to do too! Try it! :)

    • @UandMeGod
      @UandMeGod 6 років тому

      Great idea!!! Curious what did you create with yours? I am definitely gonna do something like this!!

  • @GGGaia
    @GGGaia 10 років тому

    I love this little book. The toilet rolls really do look like leather - genius! Tfs.

  • @EveDove77
    @EveDove77 10 років тому

    Einat, this is one AWESOME!!! TUTORIAL!!! I have enjoyed Part 1 and cannot wait for Part 2. To me, I expect Tutorials to be lengthy. To me, that's what Tutorials are supposed to be all about. To teach someone, no matter how long it takes. I know there must be limits to how long a video can be, but I love it when they [tutorials] are in parts, especially if I enjoy myself and the person is not babbling on about something other than explaining their project. You did just perfect. You explained everything the way you should have and I was not bored; not even once. I was glued [no pun intended- lol] to my computer watching you. I even brought my husband over to show him what you did and he was amazed and wowed. He thought it was BRILLIANT!!! and so do I!!! GREAT JOB!!! and I appreciate that you took the time to make this tutorial. I've save it to my UA-cam and will be creating my own mini album. I can't wait. All I need is the GLYCERIN, which, God willing, I will buy tomorrow at my pharmacy. Can't you tell how excited I am? I've written you a whole book here lol. Well, thanks so very much. I really am very appreciative that you've taken the time to make this Tutorial for us, your subbies. Be safe, have a blessed day, and I'm on to Part 2. Ciao!!!

  • @Cyrilmc222004
    @Cyrilmc222004 6 років тому

    Einat, that’s so awesome 😎 and fabulous!!!!!!!!! I really love 💕 this beautiful mini album.....I’m going to watch the 2nd part soon. You’re so talented and clever and amazing xx Mags

  • @ImperfectImpulses
    @ImperfectImpulses 10 років тому +2

    I adore this, Einat! I've watched it a few times! Thank you so much for sharing this! -Aaron

  • @lorinommensen816
    @lorinommensen816 10 років тому

    I just discovered your tutorials, and I immediately became a huge fan. I love this album, and I appreciate that you shared how to do the faux leather pages. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise! I can hardly wait to try this.

  • @annbrockman9557
    @annbrockman9557 10 років тому

    love the album. Thanks for sharing the way to get the leather look....easy to understand instructions! Look forward to seeing you finish it now.

  • @tatyanadali2989
    @tatyanadali2989 2 роки тому

    EXCELLENT VIDEO!! Awesome tutorial tips, and techniques...wow! THANK YOU!!!!

  • @sharanindirveerkaur5350
    @sharanindirveerkaur5350 7 років тому

    Wow-great skill, so creative. I could watch you all day. YOu should have your own TV show. Thank-you

  • @lisagaines9806
    @lisagaines9806 10 років тому

    I love your work! Saving TP rolls as I watch your videos for the 1000th time. Amazing!

  • @cherylpesutimassie5010
    @cherylpesutimassie5010 6 років тому

    Einat, this tutorial may be 4 years old but it taught me a wealth of information. Like how to use my Perfect Pearls with water. How to use my alcohol inks and make chipboard look aged like copper. How to use all the cogs I bought. I didn't know I liked steampunk - well I do now...thanks for sharing...hugs from Arizona...;)

  • @tourguideali
    @tourguideali 10 років тому

    NEXT WEEK?!?!?!? I'm gonna be preoccupied with this all week!!! LOL!! Gorgeous album and wonderful tutorial!! Thank you so much!!!

  • @BlacqueDiamond
    @BlacqueDiamond 10 років тому

    This is GENUIS and EASY!!! Thanks for sharing. I can't wait until the second part.

  • @janstok011
    @janstok011 10 років тому

    Great tutorial and so nice to learn new techniques, the faux leather look is really nice and really does look like real leather. I am looking forward to watching part two of this tutorial Tfs, Janet

  • @LILRHONDALEE
    @LILRHONDALEE 9 років тому +2

    EXCELLENT VIDEO!! Great instruction, tips, and techniques...wow! I truly loved this video! I was needing a little inspiration to get me going on my TP mini and found your video. Thought I would breeze through it but ended up getting very involved and totally inspired...so big thanks! On to part 2 now! Lil hugs! xo

  • @barbaracabrera207
    @barbaracabrera207 2 роки тому

    I have a whole drawer in my bathroom full of TP rolls!!! Thos looks great!! I did this before with hair conditioner. I learned that from Pam, from The Paper Outpost. Either way, it's cool. Thx for video. Austin,TX USA

  • @yvonnesimpsonshy9114
    @yvonnesimpsonshy9114 10 років тому

    I've been experimenting with turning tp rolls into mini journals, and I REALLY like how you have recycled them into such a beautiful mini album!

  • @weatherwax8541
    @weatherwax8541 9 років тому +1

    This is amazing! I've never seen anything like this! Thank you for sharing. This technique will enhance my future projects lot.

  • @BevStorer
    @BevStorer Рік тому +3

    Oh My Gosh! Your cover and binding technique is nothing less than stellar. I absolutely love it. Really, It takes a generous heart to take your valuable time to teach us all one of the best techniques I've seen for binding! Woo Hoo!

  • @bearynice2u
    @bearynice2u 10 років тому

    Your toilet paper album is fantastic! Looking forward to part 2 to see how you finish it. TFS

  • @Scrapgirl1949
    @Scrapgirl1949 9 років тому

    Hi Einat, just discovered you on UA-cam and I subscribed ! I do more scrapbooking but getting into and loving Mixed Media. Your tutorials are full of helpful ideas, very informative and so easy to duplicate. Thank You for sharing ! You've got me hooked !

  • @jetleg60
    @jetleg60 7 років тому

    Wonderful video. I can't wait to see more and also to try this technique. So cool!

  • @amy4birds645
    @amy4birds645 8 років тому

    So many fantastic tips in here, and the result is wonderful. Thank you!

  • @64053nickki
    @64053nickki 6 років тому

    Wow this just blows me away. It's beautiful. Thank you for sharing

  • @marilynndegroot3423
    @marilynndegroot3423 10 років тому

    Einat, I absolutely love this. can't wait to see part 2. You are the queen of steampunk!

  • @Janettemay64
    @Janettemay64 9 років тому

    Facinating, I only paint and have no idea how I got here but watched enthralled from begining to end, You made me want to make one,,

  • @karlatiller-barclay1965
    @karlatiller-barclay1965 9 років тому

    Beautiful, just love it. Have a wonderful day Karla

  • @elkeartsandcrafts
    @elkeartsandcrafts 9 років тому

    What a lovely work of art. TFS

  • @bronte9176
    @bronte9176 4 роки тому

    Simply the best!!! An adoring hello from Berlin Germany

  • @dorisramos9134
    @dorisramos9134 8 років тому

    im so in love with this álbum! I'm into steam punk and found everything like this so interesting. love old things and thing that make with recycle stuff.

  • @heatherrowell3008
    @heatherrowell3008 2 роки тому

    WOW!! Definitely watching next week! I'll be making one of these. Thanks so much for this tutorial

  • @lindahammond249
    @lindahammond249 10 років тому

    Great instructions. Looking forward to part two!

  • @anjaheuvelsland6733
    @anjaheuvelsland6733 10 років тому

    I love your mini album and can't wait to see part two of it.
    Greetings from the Netherlands.

  • @ettipton5018
    @ettipton5018 10 років тому

    WOW...loved the video...can hardly wait for part 2...

  • @wendymurray7658
    @wendymurray7658 5 років тому

    Love the project.
    Tip: If you glue 2 or 3 pieces of the same cover stock together to make a 'spacer' and use that to space spine and cover pieces.... your cover stock wont have so much stress on it and crack.
    Having said that .... using the cheesecloth is a great idea

  • @JanieAlcove9
    @JanieAlcove9 2 роки тому

    Really enjoyed this. Your “leather” is beautiful. I’ve been doing a similar thing for a long time ( I use hair conditioner instead of glycerin, but same principle), but it never even occurred to me once to emboss the paper. What a fantastic idea and great look. Thank you b

  • @GraceBrowning
    @GraceBrowning 9 років тому

    So much fun to watch! What creativity!

  • @andreaincio2075
    @andreaincio2075 2 роки тому

    Beautiful!!! Congratulation!!🙋🏻‍♀️👍🏻👏🏻📔🖌🗝⚙⚙⚙⛓⌚

  • @mattieparker211
    @mattieparker211 7 років тому

    you do the best tutorials ever.such a good job

  • @alicemckane4329
    @alicemckane4329 6 років тому

    Beautiful beautiful!!! 😊 Thank you for sharing!

  • @nicolenewman5679
    @nicolenewman5679 10 років тому

    This is a really nice album. Thank you for sharing.

  • @JudiChristopher
    @JudiChristopher 8 років тому +1

    OMG... (Smile)... you had me at toilet paper... (Laughing)... my family laugh at me because I collect them for many many reasons... I was making hand made Puppets for my Acting Class and got the great idea to fold a toilet paper roll (rounding each end)... It made a great mouth (put it inside the puppet's mouth... Your video is great... Thank you for sharing... ;)

  • @canadaverydry
    @canadaverydry 4 роки тому

    I love it! Steampunk is one of my favourite decoration !

  • @cathiyool3971
    @cathiyool3971 7 років тому

    such a great technique, beautiful work xxx

  • @jenniferdragonfly3429
    @jenniferdragonfly3429 8 років тому

    love love love your ideas and ALL your videos thanks a million for sharing an teaching me to make this awesome design :-) xoxoxox hugs from Maine

  • @inspiredcaroline24
    @inspiredcaroline24 10 років тому

    Fabulous so far, Steampunk is my all time fave style so yummy! We have a wonderful artist/crafter here in UK called Sheena Douglas who taught us all the faux leather techniques, exactly the same way; I have a bottle of glycerin in my stash now, lol!
    What a fantastic trick with the bandage (don't worry, secret's safe with me...). That would be very strong! All the clock parts are amazing & yes, I do have a collection of all genuine parts but am running out. Oh Noooo! Mine are from EBay & I am looking right now for the biggest but cheapest lot I can to stock up. Your main focal piece, actual dome like cover & base is incredible, I NEED one (or more) of those so will search for similar too....
    Yep, faux leather is huge here in UK, chemists are so confused as to why suddenly the sale of glycerin has gone thru the roof?! Lol... Crafters! What a wonderful group of peeps we are!!
    I am late watching this & part 2 as they are that bit longer so had them on "watch later" list. Hope that's ok. Will have to go to saved list also as I am rubbish with all the technical folding & measuring bits. At last, a binding system I may just about be able to follow! Yay, thank you! This was totally meant to be as I even have prepped toilet rolls. Didn't know when I created them what they would be but now I do!!
    Brilliant video & album. Tfs & encouraging! C☺

  • @SnowingArtDreams
    @SnowingArtDreams 10 років тому +1

    Thanks for share Einat, I love this technique. Big hug

  • @normajeanrahn9489
    @normajeanrahn9489 9 років тому

    I like your techniques. I like this. Thank you for sharing.

  • @debthern
    @debthern 10 років тому +1

    WOW this is so great!!! thank you so so much for sharing. I love it!!! hugs, deb the RN

  • @truddiclark4541
    @truddiclark4541 10 років тому

    I just adore your videos Einat! You are an amazing, talented artist and your tutorials are so clear, you describe each and every step so that we are able to follow along.Love your work!

  • @anatwek
    @anatwek 6 років тому

    Beautiful micro album! thanks for the tutorial I really enjoyed it🙏🏻😍

  • @benitabasham6200
    @benitabasham6200 8 років тому +1

    love this and amazed being t p rolls.

  • @JaniceA1940
    @JaniceA1940 9 років тому

    Love this project and am collecting items to make one for myself. Thanks

  • @BarbaraHauensteinArtist
    @BarbaraHauensteinArtist 7 років тому

    Excellent video - wonderful instruction! Thank you so much. I want to place this leather-ish paper onto a card I'm making and I think I get the idea.

  • @pquack51
    @pquack51 2 роки тому

    Brilliant!!! I love that look! TYFS!!

  • @keyboardbandit
    @keyboardbandit 8 років тому

    This is great! I wonder what my friends would think of me if they saw my craft room lol

  • @pattismith6047
    @pattismith6047 11 місяців тому

    I love steampunk, love your look

  • @JTM240
    @JTM240 2 роки тому

    Read articles that anti bacterial spray should be used in TP rolls. The last of the paper is used before one ever washes their hands. Better to use paper towel roll and cut down.

  • @gspelfrey
    @gspelfrey 10 років тому

    Amazing Einat!!! Thank you so much for sharing.

  • @carolecheyenne2678
    @carolecheyenne2678 10 місяців тому

    Trop beau, j'adore. Merci pour la vidéo. ❤

  • @charleymaclean8661
    @charleymaclean8661 9 років тому

    Hi I love your work. Do you think the bandage trick would work if applied under the cover (if you didn't want a separate spine paper)? Jacky

  • @kharawhitead4363
    @kharawhitead4363 9 років тому

    Love your tutorials! Thanx so much!

  • @shanezveganess5969
    @shanezveganess5969 6 років тому

    I love that you're not using animal skin, thank you :) I will try this using vegetable based glycerin and hope to achieve the same effect, thanks for sharing this technique, you are extremely talented :)

  • @phaque179
    @phaque179 8 років тому

    at the 6 minute mark the words your are looking for are embossed (pushed out) and debossed (pushed in).

  • @hollidais20002
    @hollidais20002 10 років тому

    What a fabulous tutorial. Thanks so much.

  • @lynstef1513
    @lynstef1513 9 років тому

    brilliant mini album and tips thank you

  • @berniceseigel6482
    @berniceseigel6482 10 років тому

    That was great! Can't wait until next week. B

  • @christinacutlass1694
    @christinacutlass1694 Рік тому

    Omg! Love your ideas!

  • @crazycanca
    @crazycanca 10 років тому

    Thanks great tutorial and simple to follow! But....I'm an italian lady and don't understood how many parts of water and glycerine. Can you tell me, pls?

  • @MsStuffgalore
    @MsStuffgalore 8 років тому

    I'm gonna do this! Thanks so much.

  • @tphillips37
    @tphillips37 9 років тому

    What does the gel medium do? You used it on the tp rolls but not the chipboard covers.
    I love the idea of the faux leather!

    • @EinatKessler
      @EinatKessler  9 років тому

      +T Phillips Gel medium seals the pages. In order to create the faux leather I used distress ink which is water soluble so in order to protect it and give a shiney effect I used the Gel Medium. You can find a lot more information about gel medium and what it does here: scrapinit.blogspot.co.il/2015/05/the-ultimate-guide-to-acrylic-mediums.html

    • @tphillips37
      @tphillips37 9 років тому

      Thank you!

  • @darkangel20131
    @darkangel20131 8 років тому

    hi it s very beautiful how many part do you use glycerine and water many thanks for the info...

  • @amitexo
    @amitexo 8 років тому +2

    Einat, do the metal cogs stay glued properly with Aleene's?Is it strong enough?

  • @dringyelshenawy
    @dringyelshenawy 6 років тому

    Great tutorial
    Can I use this technique on higher quality cardboard or card stock

    • @EinatKessler
      @EinatKessler  6 років тому

      It needs to be thin enough to be crumpled

  • @Sneezy1956
    @Sneezy1956 10 років тому

    Just watched this I love the steampunk

  • @lauradavidson5375
    @lauradavidson5375 10 років тому

    Your tutorial is amazing. I love the faux leather.. would it work on chipboard? Can't wait for the next part.

    • @EinatKessler
      @EinatKessler  10 років тому

      Only if it's thin enough to crumple and squeeze :-)

  • @bl0tt44
    @bl0tt44 4 роки тому

    sheena douglass first showed this idea. she did it with kraft card. i have tried it with loo rolls and couldn't get it to work. thank you x

    • @bl0tt44
      @bl0tt44 4 роки тому

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  • @fabricadeartesania6537
    @fabricadeartesania6537 8 років тому

    It's an amazing mini album! I looooooooooooove it. Is it possible to swe this faux leather?

  • @anniefaint6373
    @anniefaint6373 10 років тому

    So enjoyed watching this ,,. xxx

  • @melllat
    @melllat 5 років тому

    So cool how you explain

  • @СемейныйканалАсинаБалясина

    Good day! I was very pleased with your story! Interesting and very unusual result from ordinary cardboard products! If possible, please write the exact proportions of glycerin and water!!!!!!!!

    • @EinatKessler
      @EinatKessler  5 років тому

      There are no exact proportions. Just add a little glycerin to the water spritzer

  • @SpydersCorner
    @SpydersCorner 3 роки тому

    Brilliant! Must have a go!!

  • @deecard3512
    @deecard3512 8 років тому +1

    Really enjoyed the tutorial. I love steam punk anything! I'm wondering what price range could you sell this for?

  • @debbievignola8275
    @debbievignola8275 2 роки тому

    This is looking amazing Einat. =^^=

  • @brainsandgames8982
    @brainsandgames8982 8 років тому +1

    Hay !!
    Where did you get the clock parts???

    • @EinatKessler
      @EinatKessler  8 років тому +1

      I had some old clocks I took apart...Thanks for watching!

  • @LynneWilliams101
    @LynneWilliams101 10 років тому

    This is an awesome tutorial. Looking forward to part 2 and in the meantime I will be saving tp rolls. I was wondering where you have collected your selection of metal pieces from? They are wonderful!

    • @EinatKessler
      @EinatKessler  10 років тому

      I don't even remember...My hubby brings me stuff from work, I get stuff at garages, DIY stores. I also bought a pack full of clock parts at the flea market once.

  • @anapatrocinio9090
    @anapatrocinio9090 Рік тому

    Love your videos just subscribed, thank you

  • @MissHarleyQuinnn
    @MissHarleyQuinnn 9 років тому

    Hey! I just loved that video, I can wait to try it :)
    Can you tell me what is the "rolling machine" you use when you are giving the toilet paper a texture with the letters? Thanks

  • @rosama.talaveramejia2621
    @rosama.talaveramejia2621 7 років тому

    Donde puedo comprar la pintura o sellos no sé cómo se llaman gracias

  • @bournonville13
    @bournonville13 6 років тому

    You Can use hand soap, instead of clyserine :)

  • @rechellethackray
    @rechellethackray 9 років тому

    Could you please tell me what Brand of Toilet Paper you have used? I am desperate to make this gorgeous creation, but all the brands I have tried, the toilet paper rolls have been far to small compared to yours. Some advice would be greatly appreciated!!!! Thank you so much and so looking forward to your reply. :)

    • @EinatKessler
      @EinatKessler  9 років тому +1

      Rechelle Thackray I'm not from the US so telling you the brand will not work :) I've had a lot of subbies from the US who used american tp rolls and it worked out fine. try using paper towel rolls cut in half. Thanks for watching!