it comes out better when you leave the paper soaking in water over night.....easier to blend and you get a really good pulp.....junk mail paper is best andreally saves you time and money and its sustainable.... nice work
Hey there! Might be a bit of a silly question, but when printing at home, because the invitation cards will be smaller than regular printing paper, do you essentially just put the paper as best you can in the middle and hope that it prints centred? Trying to figure out the logistics of printing on smaller handmade paper :)
You can set the size of the paper in the printer setting and if u'r using word doc, u can set size there too. If u r using word doc, 1. Click print button 2. A display section will appear where u can choose which no. pages u want to print, print on both sides etc, u will see a box with 'paper size'. 3. When u click that, it'll show u the sizes that can fit in a standard printer like legal letter 8'×11', A4, A5, B5 n etc. Scroll down, u can find 'custom size'. 4. Click that, another box will appear for u to state the measurment of ur paper. 5. Then click ok. 6. Find the print button and click print. This is a general steps for all printer actually tho the layout of the boxes or pop outs will be differ from each brand.
Hi! You need a printer that actually prints in that format. For example the printer i used for this invitations (Canon Pixma IP 7250) can print photos too, so when printing, i choose the format 5"*7"(13*18 cm). The printer has an PC app that can help you with that. Hope that helps! I will soon post another video with wedding invitations, way easier that this method, and with the same look. So stay tuned!
Hi, What printer do you use for printing on handmade paper? I used an inkjet one but was thinking to switch it to laser. The paper looks beautiful. Thank you :)
Hi, thank you ! I used for this one the Canon Pixma IP2750, but i think you can use any printer that prints photos, or any printer that prints thicker paper.
I am struggling to find what you refer to as "sponge wipes" is it the same thing as a sponge cloth? If so, I can only find small ones. Where did you get the bigger ones??
you have missed the point here. you are buying paper to make paper. it is not hand made when it was all pristine in the 1st place and you just put it back together. i don't see the point.
Hi Hazel, again, i made this paper for wedding invitations. The paper does not have the same look in the begging and in the end. This video was made for people who want to make this kind of invitations, people who want to achive this paper look, affordable, they are really expensive in shops. And again, You can use any kind of old paper, but I really wanted the paper to be white, for printing purpose. And i will say this again, i made a video about wedding invitations, not a video on how to recycle paper.
it comes out better when you leave the paper soaking in water over night.....easier to blend and you get a really good pulp.....junk mail paper is best andreally saves you time and money and its sustainable.... nice work
Thank you for sharing, This is a great technique to limit the waste of paper.
Hey there! Might be a bit of a silly question, but when printing at home, because the invitation cards will be smaller than regular printing paper, do you essentially just put the paper as best you can in the middle and hope that it prints centred? Trying to figure out the logistics of printing on smaller handmade paper :)
i got the same questions too, like how does that work
You can set the size of the paper in the printer setting and if u'r using word doc, u can set size there too.
If u r using word doc,
1. Click print button
2. A display section will appear where u can choose which no. pages u want to print, print on both sides etc, u will see a box with 'paper size'.
3. When u click that, it'll show u the sizes that can fit in a standard printer like legal letter 8'×11', A4, A5, B5 n etc. Scroll down, u can find 'custom size'.
4. Click that, another box will appear for u to state the measurment of ur paper.
5. Then click ok.
6. Find the print button and click print.
This is a general steps for all printer actually tho the layout of the boxes or pop outs will be differ from each brand.
Hi! You need a printer that actually prints in that format. For example the printer i used for this invitations (Canon Pixma IP 7250) can print photos too, so when printing, i choose the format 5"*7"(13*18 cm). The printer has an PC app that can help you with that. Hope that helps!
I will soon post another video with wedding invitations, way easier that this method, and with the same look. So stay tuned!
@@kimqaisarahi there, hope you are well. I need to check: are you using an inkjet printer?
@@bash4374 nope, just a regular printer not inkjet
This video is satisfying. Thank you for explaining :)
Hi I’m searching for a video on printing handmade paper. Which printer did you use for printing these elegant invites?
Wow great work! Loved the video :) Thank you.
Absolutely beautiful
These are beautiful!
Amazing! 😍
Hi, What printer do you use for printing on handmade paper? I used an inkjet one but was thinking to switch it to laser. The paper looks beautiful. Thank you :)
Hi, thank you ! I used for this one the Canon Pixma IP2750, but i think you can use any printer that prints photos, or any printer that prints thicker paper.
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
Hello! We’re did you buy your sponge sheets?
Can you show how you prepare your paper for printing? I tried and the ink is all over the paper.
its this printing with normal printer ?
I am struggling to find what you refer to as "sponge wipes" is it the same thing as a sponge cloth? If so, I can only find small ones. Where did you get the bigger ones??
Hi, yes! I can find them at any market , like Walmart .
Wow
May i know what printer did you use to print on those handmade paper?
so interesting)
How did you print on it
How can I print on this paper?
So talented 🤎
I also try it came
Great but you are wasting new papers to another new papers . You can also use old paper to new right 👍
did she just used some footage twice???
Hi, what footage did you saw used twice? I just don't remember doing that.
you have missed the point here. you are buying paper to make paper. it is not hand made when it was all pristine in the 1st place and you just put it back together. i don't see the point.
Hi Hazel, again, i made this paper for wedding invitations. The paper does not have the same look in the begging and in the end. This video was made for people who want to make this kind of invitations, people who want to achive this paper look, affordable, they are really expensive in shops. And again, You can use any kind of old paper, but I really wanted the paper to be white, for printing purpose. And i will say this again, i made a video about wedding invitations, not a video on how to recycle paper.
What did you expect?...for her to go outside and collect leaves to turn into paper? 😂
@@The1707regina no. to re-use paper old letters books etc. NOT buy paper to use. sort of defeats the object a bit.
Absolutely beautiful
Absolutely beautiful