Vintage Effect Embellishments Ephemera Using Wax Paper Junk Journal and Paper Crafts
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Hi Everyone,
Today we are making these super cute embellishments using a technique we learned from Mary @maryferrari-espressopressd7921 . As you will see in the video we had a vintage piece of handmade jewelry that we wanted to try to recreate and we did a pretty good job of it! These are so fun to make!
We will have these available already made as well as a digital of a variety of designs that you can print out and create your own in our Shop.
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Patti & Debbie
Supplies we used :
~Yes! Paste Acid Free Stikflat Glue~
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~2" Circle Punch~
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~Sizzix Big Shot Die Cut and Embossing Machine~
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~Speedball Deluxe Soft Rubber Brayer~
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~Mod Podge Decoupage~
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~Etsy Shop~
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Absolutely love this idea for my dried petals! Thank you so much for sharing your awesome discovery!!! Love it!!! Blessings to you both!!♥️🥰🦋🦋
@noradunlap7539. Hi Nora, Yes, this would be great with dried flowers. We only had that one little piece but thought it came out so cool! We want to try more. We are doing another video on this method using tips, tricks and suggestions we have received from our viewers. It should be fun! It will be on YT on Monday 9/23 at 6:00 am EST. We hope you get a chance to check it out! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
You could put them back to back and add a little gold string to make ornaments. Easter tree or Christmas tree would be great. Or a tag on a gift.
@lryan2242. Hi, Yes, those are really cool ideas. Check out our new video on Monday, 9/23 6:00 am EST, we will be answering viewer questions and demonstrating ideas our viewers suggested regarding the process in this video & we will include your ideas and give you credit for the inspiration. Thanks so much for your comment! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
These are great! And I’m sure addicting once you get into them. Thank you for presenting them with tips and tricks! 🎉
Dibero99delight Hi, Yes, these are addicting to make. We loved making them. Be sure to check out our new video we are posting on Monday 9/23 at 6:00 am EST. We are going to make these again using all the tips and tricks suggested by our viewers comments. It should be fun! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
Nice! Looking forward to trying this idea!
So happy to hear you like this technique as much as I do! Thank you so much for the inspiration history behind your search, the tips and presenting a wonderful tutorial as well as your kind review and taking the time to share a link in your description. Can't wait to hear if they are well received if you decide to sell them in your shop, I hope that goes well. Thank you again, new subscriber and you really made my day!
@maryferrari-espressopressd7921. Hi Mary, We love this technique! We were so inspired by your video and we were able to reproduce something close to the little pin we had found in the antique store. Thank you for subscribing ❤ We are putting up a new video on Monday 9/23 at 6:00 EST. We are going to make these again but we will be using all the tips, tricks and suggestions that viewers have sent us in the comments. It should be fun, hope you can stop by! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
@@PrintnPixelStudio I will definitely check that out.
You can use wide clear tape and stick it on the cereal box and remove most of the print on the cardboard paper.
You know I like these I think they are pretty cool!! Thank you I really like the vintage cut circles! Thanks for sharing!
@Vonnies1929 Hi Miss Vonnie, We are so happy you like these little medallions. We had a lot of fun making these and hope you will give them a try. Thanks for watching! ❤😊
Those are beautiful. Great idea to use wax paper.
@debbiereed8341 Hi Debbie, So happy you like this idea. We had so much fun making these. As we said in video we are addicted! We will keep experimenting with these and see what we come up with. Stay tuned! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
This is a great idea, and I'm already having an additional thought on it! If my additional idea pans out, I will pass it on to you!
@hollyhumbyrd3362 Hi Holly, Excited to hear your idea. Hope it works so we can try it as well. We love learning new techniques from other crafters. That is the fun of the UA-cam community. ❤😊
I'd like to try using them as base for a cluster with a dangle at the bottom. Maybe just some lace behind them. Thanks for sharing.
@SandyRenn Hi Sandy, We think they would make really cute cluster. Love your idea. ❤😊
HI LADIES, COOL STUFF!!! I'M NEW HEAR, JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL. Do take care. Fl.
@jeanadamsick9854. Hi Jean, So happy you found us. Check out our new video Monday 9/23, it will be posted at 6:00 am EST. It should be a fun one. We will be doing this same project but using tips, tricks and suggestions we have received from our viewers. Hope you can check it out! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
Perhaps the finish is tissue paper? It becomes translucent when you apply modpodge or glue
@kimbachick Hi, It could be tissue paper, it has that kind of look. We are doing a new video that will be uploaded next Monday, 6:00 am EST. We are going to make these again using all of the suggestions we have received in the comments from you guys. We will try this method in that video. It should be fun! Hope you will check us out! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
Hi Penny and Debbie, love these paper pebbles, the flower on the original is Nigella [love in the mist]. The foil is for making stained glass windows and is easy to use and mold, and gives a weight to the piece. Copper or alimunium foiling is fun too! The crinkle edge one {Debbie?] would be adorable as a postage stamp. Sand to remove any wax paper hangover. When would you punch a hole - at the beginning or at the very end? Would it work with a cold laminator? So many ideas, so little time - this will be my hour of joy tomorrow. It's midnight here in NZ - love and prayers Helen 🙃[retired florist]
@Helen4938 Hi Helen, Thanks so much for your ideas. We are going to be doing another video which will be released next Monday, 6:00 EST. We will creating these pieces again using all the suggestions we have received in the comments from you guys. Your suggestions will be included, we love the foil idea. Postage stamp would be super cute. Thanks for the flower name, it is so pretty. Hope you will come by and check out the video next Monday. It should be fun! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
Thank you for sharing ❤
@TheElly76 Hi, So happy you liked the video. We are doing another video making these again only this time we will be using tips, tricks and suggestions from our viewers comments. The video will be on YT on Monday 9/23 at
6:00 am EST. Hope you can check it out. It should be fun!❤😊
Made something similar on wooden cut outs, used fabric instead , put holes and made earrings out of them , really cute .
@angelarose9844 Hi AngelaRose, Wow those sound really cute. We are getting our Facebook page set up so you guys will be able to share pictures of your projects with us. We would love to see them. It is really cool to get inspiration from each other! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
How cute are those! Did you ever try ironing over the wax paper (thru parchment paper)? Might work? But thanks for the tutorial!!!
@shulaney4639 Hi, That idea sounds like it might work. On Monday 9/23 at 6:00 am EST we will have a new video using all of the tips and tricks our viewers have suggested in the comments. Be sure to watch because we will be trying this idea. ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
They're called bulb pins ❤
@kellyhards8828. Thanks Kelly, I don't know why neither myself or Debbie couldn't remember what they were called. 😂 We are doing a new video that will be on YT on Monday 9/23 at 6:00 am EST. We will be making these little medallions again but we will be using the tips, tricks and suggestions viewers have mentioned in their comments. It should be fun! Hope you can check it out! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
Hello girls. I'm back, and i have missed you both. Such a gorgeous broach. What a find. I love Mary's videos. Shes always coming up with some fantastic inspirational videos If I remember correctly, she put the wax paper down rolled it then took it off to remove most of the Elmers and then added her final piece after using clear Elmers.. I love trying new things and honestly have never been disappointed, I have to admit the modpoge is brilliant. Thank you once again for the inspiration and, for taking the time to video your process. Have a great day. Cheryl🤍
@TheJournalCottage Hi Cheryl, So happy to hear from you. We will have to watch Mary's video again to see how she did the Elmers glue. We had so much fun making these and are really appreciative for the inspiration Mary gave us. ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
Great pieces. 🌟
@nypc_junkiemessnan2190 Hi, So happy you liked these pieces. We thought they were really cute and super fun to make. We have another video coming out next Monday 6:00 eastern standard time. We will be trying out all of the suggestions shared in the comments. It should be fun! Hope you can check it out! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
Wow what a new idea! Thanks for sharing. Question the dark edges do they just dry that way or did you ink them. I’m wondering if you use permanent ink and put it in certain places you could get a lot of dimension on a flat surface just like when we ink our pages. It would have to be permanent ink or that mod podge would make streaks. You could try inking after or even using distress inks after the process is done and dry and play with water drops . I don’t know just throwing out ideas.
Dawn
@dawnbrosnan7186 Hi Dawn, Great ideas! We just used distress ink around edges before we applied Mod Podge and the wax paper. We think the permanent ink would work better because we felt the distress ink looked a little muddy. We did not ink any of the circles. We are doing a new video using this same process but featuring suggestions, tips, and tricks from our viewer comments. We will try some of yours in that video. We are going to list it on YT on Monday 9/23 at
6:00 am EST. We hope you can check it out, it should be fun! Thanks for your tips! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
I’ve found using baby oil gives a lovely finish to the digital prints. I wonder if that is similar to the wax paper? I do t have any of that and I’m not sure what to look at on Amazon
@hilltopviewjournals Hi Steph, We tried the oiled paper (which resembles vellum). We Mod-Podged it onto circle, then pressed with iron because it does not want to stick to circle otherwise. It worked, we like the effect, it is transparent but not as vibrant as wax paper method. Check out our video on Monday 9/23 6:00 am EST. We will show this method in the video and mention you as inspiration for this process. The wax paper we use is Reynolds Kitchen Cut-Rite Wax Paper. Hope you can stop by Monday for video. ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
nice! Have you tried using napkins as the base? I wonder how that would look.
@karengibson7811 Hi Karen, It is so funny you asked that because today we were just talking about trying that. We haven't used napkins in this process before but we don't see why it would not work. We are going to do another video on these because so many questions have come up about other processes. If you try the napkins please send us a message on our community page and let us know how they turned out. You can post pictures on there as well. We would love to hear from you.❤😊 Patti and Debbie
So cute. Could gesso be used to cover the outside of the cereal box to hide the color. This is a great ides but I do not have an embossing machine. Yes, I thought this just as you said it, would make great dangles. Thanks again for sharing.
You can emboss using a wooden rolling pin on a hard, solid surface. But you gotta push with all your might...not just once, but multiple times...and you would need to get the 2 acrylic sheets...Michaels carries them...
@@hollyhumbyrd3362 I had wondered about a rolling pin. I am planning a trip to Hobby Lobby tomorrow, but may have to hit the internet for Michael's. Thank you for your caring.
You are most welcome!
@hollyhumbyrd3362. Hi Holly, Thanks for your idea about the rolling pin. After we read Weltha’s comment we were thinking that might work. We are thinking about doing another video and coming up with some other ideas how this process might be achieved for folks who don’t have a BigShot. If you think of any more ideas that might work, please let us know because we think this could be a very helpful video for other crafters. ❤😊
@welthasmith866. Hi Weltha, Yes, we think gesso is a good idea for covering the outside of the box. We will try it next time for sure. We were also going to suggest using a rolling pin, as Holly did. This has got us curious about additional ways we might be able to do this process without the embossing machine. Stay tuned! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
I’m sorry but I watched this twice, and I’m not clear on whether you printed on the wax paper, or printed on paper and then glued the wax paper over the top. I’m new to this, can you please clarify?
@paulanoctor2434 Hi Paula, We first printed our design on copy paper and then glued the paper to the cardboard backing, then applied ModPodge to the surface of the printed design and then applied a sheet of wax paper. For the circles it is the same process. Then we used a BigShot embossing machine and circle die to cut out shapes. We are going to do another video coming out on Monday 9/23 at 6:00 am EST. We have had so many comments asking about using other materials and how to get the same effect without an embossing machine that we are going to try all of these suggestions and see how they turn out. We hope you will check out this video because there will be some good ideas and tips there. We are so happy for your comment because sometimes it is confusing for new crafters. We forget that sometimes when making videos. We were talking about this yesterday and will be trying to do a better job at explaining processes we use in future videos. If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to contact us. Hope to see you Monday!
❤😊 Patti and Debbie
So, it's not clear how you did the circles. Did you cut them first and then apply the wax paper, or cut them after the application?
@marli269 Hi Marli, We cut the circles first and then applied the wax paper. We used a 2" paper punch as one cutting method and then we used a 2" circle die in our Big Shot embossing machine. Easiest way and fastest way is to us a 2" circle punch. We have a video coming up on Monday 9/23 at 6:00 am EST. In that video will be going into detail on how to make the circles. We also will be answering viewers questions and trying some of their suggestions. We just finished filming it and there is a lot of good information in this video. Hope you can check it out! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
What about using tracing paper instead of the wax paper?
@customercustomer3634 Hi, Thanks for your suggestion. We are going to do a new video on making these pieces that will be uploaded next Monday, 6:00 am eastern time and we will try this method. We can't see why it wouldn't work and it could give a real neat finish. We will be trying all of the suggestions that we have received from you guys. It should be fun! Hope you will check it out. ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
You glued them what did you do that the camera didn’t show? Was it embossing ? I am new to this, so I don’t know what to do
@valemendez-17g. Hi Val, We ran the pieces through the Sissix Big Shot with plates set up as if we were going to emboss something but left embossing folder out and just ran our layered piece of art through and it presses everything together like a laminator would. (put a piece of plain paper between artwork and acrylic plates so you don't get glue on them) Monday 9/23 at 6:00 am EST we will have a new video listed on our channel that will go into a lot more detail about exactly how we made these pieces. We have had many people ask about using other papers, glues, etc.., so we have been experimenting and will show the results on Monday's video. We hope you can check it out because it has a lot of good information for not only beginners but also for experienced journal makers. Lots of tips and tricks, some that worked and some that didn't. Hope you can check it out! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
I wonder how vellum would look instead of wax paper.
@tarabeard Hi Tara, We were wondering the same thing. We have had so many questions and new ideas from our viewers that we are going to do another video about this process which will be posted next Monday at 6:am eastern time. We don't see why vellum wouldn't work but we have never tried it. We will be trying it in the new video. It should be fun because we will be showing "fails" as well as "successes". You guys have had so many great ideas and comments that we are really excited to try them. Thanks for your question and we hope you can join us next Monday. ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
I thought you were going to make circles, that is what you showed. 😢
@kittyzamora6643 Hi Kitty, I am sorry that we didn't show the circles. It is the same process as the squares and larger rectangles. We just used a 2" punch and a 1" punch to form the circles but all the rest of the process is exactly the same. We were trying to show that you could use this idea on any shape. You are right, we should have showed the circles as well. We have had so many questions about using other materials and tools to make these that we are doing another video on this process. It will be posted on our channel next Monday at 6:00 am eastern standard time. We will be sure to include the instructions for the circles in that video. So happy you asked about this because I am sure there are other viewers out there who wanted to see us make the circles as well. Hope we see you next Monday! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
Can these be done without a machine? Also, would matt or gloss medium work inseat of Mod Podge?
@lucyLeeReuther. Hi Lucy Lee, Yes, you can use a rolling pin or an iron to make these. Monday, 9/23 at 6:00 am EST. we will have a new video where we will demonstrate these processes. We will be answering questions and suggestions that we have received from our viewers. There will be a lot of great tips, hope you can stop by and check it out! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
@LucyLeeReuther Hi, sorry we forgot to answer your questions about the matt or gloss medium. We have not tried it but we think it probably would work. 😊 Patti and Debbie
Wondering where you got the glue?
@vickigarland9818. Hi Vicki, We got the Yes Paste on Amazon. Hope you give it a try it is really great. We will have a new video on YT on Monday 9/23 at 6:00 am EST. We are making these medallions again but we are going to use all the tips, tricks and suggestions that viewers have left in the comment section. Hope you can check it out, it should be fun! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
Which wax paper did you use please? As mine is white not transparent, thanks
Hi Pat, @craftypat4735 We used regular old Reynolds Kitchens Cut-Rite Wax Paper we bought at the grocery store it is white but somewhat transparent. It became transparent after we applied decoupage (Mod Podge) . Let us know how yours turn out we will be doing another video on these this weekend as we have so many requests on different techniques, etc.. to try so be sure to watch it will be up next Monday.
Thanks for watching!
Patti & Debbie
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Could it be thin coat of paraffin?
@kellyBellcambridgegiftsbykelly Hi Kelly, I don't think the finish on the little pin is paraffin, it doesn't have any kind of waxy feel to it. The closet thing it looks like is wax paper. It has more shine than the ones we made but we are wondering if we used gloss Mod Podge if it would look the same. We are going to try it and see. Thanks so much for tuning into our channel. Hope to see you again! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
I don’t have a Sizxix. Any alternatives?
@6777494Pam Hi Pam, You might be able to use a dough roller or brayer to press designs down. You would need to put a piece of heavy plastic on top of the design first and use the roller on the plastic. We have had several questions about this and we are researching other methods now. We are going to put up another video next Monday with answers to this question as well as other questions about using napkins, vellum, etc.. We will demonstrate these methods in the video and see what happens. We post our videos on Mondays at 6:00 am eastern time. Hope you will join us then and we should have some answers for you. ❤😊
Cold laminator
@@Helen4938 Hi Helen, Thanks for your suggestion. Do you have one you recommend? We have never tried one before. Can it be used for other materials besides the plastic laminating film? This could be something we might want to add to our tools. ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
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@karenholst8306 Hi Karen, Thanks for the great comment. We are so happy you liked the video. We are making these medallions again in a new video coming out on YT on Monday 9/23 at 6:00 am EST. We will be using all the tips, tricks and suggestions that viewers have sent us in there comments. It should be fun! Hope you can check it out! ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
How do you clean your brushes so they stay soft?
@marygough6554 Hi Mary, We are glad you asked that question. We should have mentioned it in video. We keep a glass of water on crafting table and put are brushes in there if we are not going to be using them in a few minutes. The Yes Paste is water soluble so the clean up is really easy. We keep a rag net to water glass so we can squeeze out excess water as needed. It is a little more work than glue stick, glitter glue, etc. but believe you will love this glue. We don't get any financial compensation from Yes Paste manufacturer. We just buy it on Amazon. We used it years ago and just rediscovered recently. We swear by it. Thanks for your question. ❤😊 Patti and Debbie
🎉too much talking that no one knows what you are talking about...start with exact description of item you are making!No idea what you are making !
@@susancarvey9063 Hi Susan, Thank you for the tip. Yes, sometimes we get so excited about doing a video we forget to mention some of the things we want to talk about. Because we do not edit our videos our mistakes are visible. In the future we will be working with a “cheat sheet” so that we can stay on track. Please join us for our next video on Monday 9/23 that will be uploaded at 6:00 am EST. We will be remaking these using suggestions from our viewers comments about using other materials and processes. It should be fun and we promise to use our “cheat sheet” to stay on track! Patti and Debbie