Everything was so cute. I throw my paper in my blender and water and make a pulp press into the molds. Like we used to do with the old terra cotta molds back in the day.also a great use for all the junk mail stuff just grind it up,pour into a colander press the water out. Then press into the molds.
I found that toilet paper worked well for me to do paper casting. I use all kinds of moulds for it. I used watered down PVA glue in between each layer of TP and sealed the top with matte medium when it was all dried. I always love your projects. Thanks for sharing.
I loved these projects Lisa! Beautiful decoupaged bottles and crocks, just beautiful! And what an amazing project with paper towels and molds. You are so adventurous with trying new things. Thank you for such wonderful videos.
These are all gorgeous Lisa, I have some bottles like that and I didn't know what I the world I was going to do. I tried everything to get the righting off and it did come off of some other kind but not these, now I know what to do thanks to you. I also have some of the brown crocks and I ordered some of the crock colored paint but with Christmas I haven't gotten around to doing them yet but I think Im going to try that instead of leaving them brown. Thanks again. God bless😊
I keep saying this, but you are amazingly endlessly creative!!! I noticed that the stamps you used on the tags pictured the same animals on the rice paper. Great idea. I think glue stick doesn't dry whereas mod podge does, so it may be very difficult to remove from the mold.
I truly enjoyed watching you do these! So much so, I've saved it so I can watch it again later! 🤗 I'm too old to die young now but, I am so grateful for your videos to keep me company. Be glad I don't live across the road from you! 😁 Being disabled doesn't give me any "extra" to afford all the toys (tools) to play with but, I have enjoyed using the fabric I didn't think I wanted to make rosettes you teach about. Mine don't turn out as pretty as yours but, I enjoy trying. It keeps my hands busy and blocks out the stupid stuff I don't want to think about. May our Lord continue to bless you and your family! I thank Him for leading me to you and your precious channel. Because of what I have learned from you and discovering shabby chic, I have something to look forward to watching. I don't watch msm so I enjoy learning what I want to learn on yt. I hope you have a blessed day and the rest of the year! ✌️💖🙏
*Hi Lisa❣️ Happy New Year 2024‼️🥳💥🎉💜* *I enjoyed seeing your projects today‼️👏👏👏 A suggestion for you to make decoupaging easier on round objects: ask your husband to make you a wooden picture frame where the top of the frame is curved starting from the flat outside edge to the curved inside edge - like a half circle this shape: (inside edge)🌈 (outside edge). Then ask him to make the frame 5 inches wide and 12 inches tall, mitering the corners together. 💜 Now you have a rectangle that you can set round objects inside of, and they won't roll while you're working on them❣️😉💕🤪 If he does this for you, please let me know how using it works out for you. To make the frame, trim molding works great, as it's already curved in the correct shape. You can also make larger sized frames to accommodate large round objects like galvanized buckets or big crocks. 😉💜👍🏼*
Hello Lisa, that's just what I did last christmas with my grandchildren, we made out of toilet paper lots of images and made a hole in them all ,and the children gave them as a present to there parents . The children had lots of fun making them. And I always think of something to make with them when they are here. Thanks for sharing. That could make a nice card, the one with the bee or the other one. Nice idea.
What an effective lovely result, really enjoyed your video, loved the picture frames, especially the flower! Looked very Victorian! Thank you Lisa ! 🙏❤️
Oh wow that’s a super nice idea. They looked beautiful. I liked the transfers you used on the crockery. Btw, I loved the music you used today, the guitar music is beautiful. I hope you all faired well when that storm front came through. 😊❤
I have never seen that paper casting before! What a great idea! I have to try that. ❤ Loved the use of that decoupage paper! I have some of the same paper I haven't used yet. Thanks for all the inspiration!😊
Thanks for sharing your mishaps and for persevering so we can really see how much trial and error goes into crafting. They came out beautiful. I want to try this method!
I loved all the decoupage on the crocks and bottles. Anything farm animals, I’m going to love. I’m going to have to try the frame technique the way you explained. I tried it last year and it was a fail. I think I must have used too many layers. Glad we got to talk today and glad the storm was not as bad as was predicted so I headed home a little earlier so I wouldn’t be driving in the dark with all the standing rain on the roads. Love you to Mill and and back💕
If that is not etched on, you pour some white vinegar on a paper towel, place it on the image, place the bottle or jar in a ziplock bag, seal it up and let it sit 24ish hours then take a scrubby to it and it will come off. Suzette
Hi Lisa. I was under the impression that when you apply a napkin on a dark object, you need to paint it white first for the napkin to show thru better. Is this true? Yours look great with no white paint.
Hi Lisa, I have done the paper towel in molds before; I used the cow/sheep/pig IOD mold and used glue water to pounce my layers instead of brushing with a brush and using mod podge. I got the inspiration from Queen Bee Creations, check her out. It was fun to do and when dry, lifted right out of the mold and was rigid like the frames. I applied them to crocks, jars, etc. You should just brush some glue water directly into the mold for your bee image. it will stay and the weight of the water should hold it there when you pounce your other layers. Good luck! I am going to try the frames with an image so thank you for this inspiration.