FUN DIY Faux Glassine Bag!
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Learn how to make these quick and easy Faux Glassine Bags! Watch as Lisa shows us how to make these vintage-looking bags that can be stuffed with Vintage Ephemera and used in your Junk Journals or Planners. Plus great tip for getting an authentic serrated edge!
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I love the serrated edge idea! I never would have thought of that! Tea dying or coffee dying the paper is also a great idea! TFS.
Now I know what to use those 'blades' for from the aluminium foil boxes instead of throwing them in the recycle :)
Thank you so much for this.
Love it, thanks🌞
This is a brilliant idea, tfs
This is so clever. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I use tracing paper, but don't soak it in tea dye. I just usually distress around the edges. Good idea about the serrated edge too!
That's a really great idea, too, Jessica! Thanks for sharing that with us!
Great hints and tips Emily
Here n Australia we call it Baking Paper
I don’t think our will dye it’s quite thick I’ll check that out
I have to make my own bags as well I can’t find them here online,yes, but they are expensive
So pleased I found this tip
thank you 🇦🇺❤️
No it’s too thick and its resisting the dye
It has a lot of wax on it
I’ve been thinking of trying to do bags with wax paper, couldn’t figure out out to cut the serrated edge. Thank you for solving my problem, the greatest thing about this community is everyone’s willingness to share. ❤️
We're so glad you found that tip helpful Sherry!
Good idea. I was going to make some when I had time. I'm making three throws for my sister for her girls. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you for showing how to do this. I was wanting to learn. Hugs 🤗
Thank you for sharing 🌻 Take care & stay safe. I have made them from parchment paper, I used yellow ink rub on to make have a vintage look. I had forgotten that I seen it in a video when I first started about a year ago. Thank you! 🌻
Wonderful, easy idea. Thank you!
I love those Lisa! So pretty!
Thank you, Anna!
Wonderful idea, thank you so much for sharing. Blessings.
I absolutely love your video , I have wanted to learn to make my own little bags and Now I think I can . Thank you so much for such clear instructions!
Thank you, Sandra, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome idea. Thank uou💝🌸
Love this idea cant wait to try it Thanks so much
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this idea !! Can you dye more than 1 piece of parchment at a time in the,same container?
Yes, absolutely!
Thank you for sharing this great idea. Will now be able to make them in a variety of sizes to use in my journals. Love it,
Yay! Have fun making these!
Great video Lisa! I love the bag and I learned something new about the website with the planner page, I’m off to check it out! Thanks! ❤️
Thanks Donna, we hope you enjoy using those planner printables!
The bags are so adorable! I'm surprised the glue adhered the sides of the parchment paper together. I've never had any luck with anything sticking to parchment paper. Usually after the glue dries it pulls apart. Not even heat embossing or acrylic paints will stick, it just crumbles off when it dries.
I haven't had any luck gluing parchment either. Is there a trick to this? I'd love to make my own bags!
I'm not sure why, but I had no trouble at all....maybe the tea bath weakened the wax? That's the only thing I can think of. It's been about a week since I made the first one and it's still stuck tight, yay!
@@thegraphicsfairy great I will try that. Thank you!