Beautiful and clear and easy to follow instructions.

I love how you explained everything so clearly. You're 3 projects turned out so well. You've inspired me to have a go. Thank you.🤗

Love it.. I think painting the sides the teal or gold, gives it a lot of depth, so pretty.

This is new to me, and very interesting! Thank you.

Love your "believe" sign stunning colours

Really beautiful, love the first 2. Ireland.

Beautiful !!!

Beautiful work

I like them all. Nice.

Great video. Encourages me to try again! Thank u

Beautiful! I have to try it!

I love this! Thank you for the video and tutorial. I actually have those tulip floral napkins so looking forward to trying this on my next project; a wooden book box. Thank you!

This is so wonderful . I'm soooooo! Amazed of your technique . I'm going to do my craft like this from now on . Beautiful

.I just found you at 1:00 am. Glad I did. I will be watching more of your videos. Thank you so much.

That technique is amazing. Thanks so much, Karen for sharing this. Projects looks great.

Hi Karen; this is such a fun technique, I love it. For the smudge on the white, some things you can do are make sure your glue is still wet and right to the edge when you burn, and then don't clean off the soot until your glue is completely dry. You can also use a slightly damp cloth or microfibre cloth to remove the soot and then put your topcoat on.

Thank you for sharing. Glad I’ve got napkins coming. Great job on the teaching video

That’s so cool

Beautiful

Oh my goodness! It’s magical and I will give it a try! This is fabulous ❤️

This is a great method for decoupage clean up I love it, thank you so much for such a great tutorial.

Love love love napkin art. I started out covering clothes pins and it was so fun an relaxing to do. My friends loved the chip clips. They think of me every time they see them. Even ordered wooden clothes pins with magnets for the frig. Your video is very good. Burning tip is great. Gotta try it. Houston here. New sub…..

Love this idea! Definitely going to try this! 🇨🇦

These are wonderful,and just so pretty, I’ve never done anything like this, it is so interesting,and fascinating to Watch. Hope I can find pretty napkins, so I can try some of these ideas, I’ve seen some before, but I thought They were hand painted, my daughter, told me they were called deco Podge. I just think they are beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us. 👍👍♥️

I love fire AND my initials are K.B. As well so this was so cool to see. Love it!!

This is soooooo kOoOoOL. I'm gonna try also.✔️Thank you.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙂

This is sooo cool ! TY for sharing

I'm so impressed with this THANKS Karen hugs from Ontario

In the little holes in the letters, poke something up from behind so the napkin sticks up a bit, then do the fire from the front as usual.

I was so thrilled to see that you tried that napkin burn technique. Isn't it addictive? I've gone to Dollar Tree a total of 3 thimes just to find some pieces I wanted to do. The thin metal type words are so cool. I did notice that sometimes the napkin would burn off to where it let some of the bottom show and that probably just means that I didn't have enough glue to the end so I just added some more on and you'd never know. I do like how you trimed the napkin way closer to your piece than I did. That was great because it doesn't give you as much ash that way. On the wooden halloween signs I loved having some burn or ash marks cause it made it look distressed as though we went around it and inked it. It wasn't like that all over, just there at one bottom and I think that is cause I just kept going over it to burn the inside holes. You also were very smart to pop out your centers on the words. None of mine were big enough to worry about or so I didn't think but that would have been helpful even on the small type holes. See, you are brand new to this and still teaching me something new to do. :) Thank you so much!

Love this idea. I didn’t see any smoke so hoping I can do this in my craft room. I have a fire alarm in there.

Wow, so beautiful! I can’t wait to make some of my own!

HI, Karen - great job! Could you kindly post a list of the various things you used - gesso, glue stick, etc on the 3 pieces? Love the finished looks!!

Looks great though and beautiful idea☺️👍, thank you 😁

How awesome!!

Easier to remove the napkin layers by putting a tiny bit of glue between two fingers and touch the corner of the napkin. Comes right apart. That being said, the Believe sign and the letters, BEAUTIFUL!!

So beautiful and no painting involved

Good series. Try holding your piece upside down, to minimize ash and soot on your finished piece.

Hi, I love the burning edges tip. I'm not a huge fan of the M&B sign. The edges seem smudged. Maybe if you use puff paint the outline each letter it will pop. I love love love the believe sign. I was thinking you might want to spray the edges blue first, before jesso'ing the white letters. I like the peacock print but I was thinking a nativity or sunset passion scene napkin would be glorious as the believe print. I like the addition of gold. I love the flowery KB. Simple yet elegant.

These are beautiful but have you ever tried to finish them with a coat of Resin?

I lov this process but do I have to use gesso r can I use acrylic paint thanks for all the infom ❤👍👍

Could you have used black gesso on the white one instead of white gesso?

Maybe try blowing the burnt bits with a blow dryer ( low setting) instead of brushing it 🤷🏻‍♀️ might keep the smudging minimal

Very interesting method I normally use mod podge or clear glaze to make napkin stick would this method work with the above materials????

Can you use regular white paint to paint first on darker signs ?

Hi Karen that is awesome. What would one use to seal it once completed?

So very cool. What kind of min wax was it?

Could you use tissue paper ?

I can’t find the link to the napkins. Can you post it?

I like the technique. I think you need to cut out more stuff. This moved to slowly for me.

Could you use tissue paper?