Turn Glossy Book Pages into Vintage Junk Journal Papers - getting rid of the glossy surface

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Do you wish you could turn all of those glossy book pages into beautiful vintage journal papers? Well, keep watching today’s video and I’ll show you just how to do that and a few more ideas on what you can do with those book pages.
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26 мар 2023

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@LindaR423

I LOVE this idea and it's so simple, so useful and so beautiful to me.

@WhiteSwann Год назад

I love what you have done here and I am anxious to try it. I don't want to be critical, But I usually don't click on anything longer than about twenty minutes. I have a very short attention and just cant hang on much longer. Thank you for the video. I just fast forward most of it.

@avanellehansen4525

Instructions start at

@WestonRebornCreW1

Wow, I just did this the other day to a shiny part of cardboard I wanted toned down... and I didn't have mod podge... I loved the effect... thank you soooo much for sharing... I did mine outside with a mask on... you do need a damp cloth to wipe everything down so you don't transfer the dust to other parts of ourselves... lol. I've subbed... I really enjoyed your samples... I thought it wouldn't work on paper... didn't think to try it...