Hello dear friend, you did a great video. I really enjoyed learning how to age paper and the aged tape was brilliant. Thank you for sharing. I love Heather’s work too. Love Bella Xx

I have seen a few videos on how to age paper, but none like this!! I love the process and I could actually see the difference in the paper, which was exciting. I have seen faux tape done, but the color used was dark...I love this color!!!! I have never seen anyone make faux rice paper....this was exciting to watch! I learn so much from you in every video!! I love your soft, soothing voice...so does my little Morkie (Nikki), she curls up beside me and listens and watches until she falls asleep. Thank you, my friend, for sharing these. Take care, and God bless you. xoxox Allie

I enjoyed your video. I like that you covered a few different things all in one video.

Oh my goodness, I hope you film, those butterfly 🦋 wings,. I must try this method ❣️❣️❣️

Hello Cheryl, love your faux rice paper & aged tape, thanks for sharing them. Hope you are feeling better.

Thanks for sharing. Great ideas,

Thank you! I certainly will try these projects.

This is amazing! I need to try this! Thanks for sharing? 🌸🌸

Neat idea!! For releasing, maybe try loosening a bit of a corner then take the plastic and try pullimg that instead of the napkin. I do that when I use my Cricut mats. I roll them to release the paper. Thanks for sharing.

I take my napkins outside and blast them with clear spray paint. No peeling whatsoever. Perfectly transparent. I'm going to try this your way because sometimes it's inconvenient to go outside. TFS.

Loved your video, the aged document looks fabulous, can’t wait to try the tape with the alcohol inks, nice idea. Just found you and first video I’ve watched and will look for more. Stare healthy and safe.

It's all so interesting!!

Oh so so clever!!! I love this idea! Thank you so much for sharing!! ❤️

Great video, Cheryl - thank you! so many great ideas and instructions - all for the price of one!!

Cereal bags and garbage bags work too! Also, if you will sort of lift up on the edges after you glue (just sort of gently push it with the brush a slight amount), while still wet, it peels off without having to use the craft knife. (Try the cereal bag liner if you can. It peels off a lot easier than with what you used. I first tried wax paper, too. Disaster!!!!)

I love your excitement, so contagious. Thank you for the great tutorial on the aging paper and tape. Blessings!

Hi Cheryl, Just found your video love it will be watching more love your idea’s and u explain things so a new person like me can follow thank u so much for sharing

Cheryl this is fabulous! Definitely on my to do list.😁. Thanks for show this.

Hi! I made this the other day. It’s fun isn’t it? I’m still making them with the whites of the napkin adding coffee to the glue. If you rough up the edges of the glued napkin then it’ll lift right up with your fingers. I love those tins. I collect them as well. Oh and I have such an easier way of removing the back of the napkins so that it doesn’t tear. You want to use those backs and making the faux rice paper as well.

Cheryl these are adorable, I will definitely have to try these napkin techniques. You are amazing. Thanks girlfriend 💜💜💜Oh the aged paper technique is to die for!

I did this probably 4 years ago but I used the inner lining of a cereal box. I just brushed some mod podge doen, put the napkin on, another coat of mod podge over the top, let it dry outside and peeled it off very easily. It reminds me of pieces of see through vinyl.

Happy Friday Cheryl! Wow so many cool ideas, I'm getting squirrel brain. 😂 Love your tins, I have been collecting tins because my craft room used to be a sun room and I have windows everywhere. Well the sun damages paper so I keep things in tins. Thanks for all the projects shares, have a beautiful day. Take care! 💜

Forgot to ask- is the backside sticky like the front sounded? If so msybe put the napkin face down so the sticky side is on the back.

I’m so happy I found you & your channel recently!! I love your ideas and your voice is very peaceful and nice to listen to! I would love to try this with some napkins but I wonder if you could give me an idea of what the ratio is of glue to water? Would you think 8 oz glue to 1 oz water, or maybe closer to 4 oz glue and 1 oz water? I would love to find some butterfly🦋 napkins to make plastic wings like you mentioned! That would be so great!

If you use your brush and just smoosh the edges very slightly with your brush it comes off very very easily you just have to lift one edge and pull and it is less likely to tear.

Another question-how do you keep the faux rice papers from sticking together or sticking to an opposite page in a journal? It appears that it’s a little bit tacky as you handle the one that’s been dried. How have you used these for your projects? I would love to see an idea.😊 Thank you so much for sharing with us!

I also wondered about spraying the stamped napkin backing- how do you keep it from sticking to the box when you spray it? I was spraying pressed flowers last fall and had trouble with them sticking to parchment baking paper even, so that they sometimes broke when I tried to pick them up afterwards.

What you did with massaging the paper is a Japanese technique called momigami

Can I do this with a photo on copy paper,,,

smush up your edges so there not flat and it's easier to peel up your rice paper

Thank you Cheryl! Pam at ToyKalapawMi

Awesome! I need to try those 2 techniques now!