Huge Japan fan here and very familiar with Mick Karn's work. Glad to see him featured here and getting the attention he deserves. Thank you for taking me down memory lane.

Great video... great idea. I like the pattern paper ones the best. Thank you for sharing.

I've tried before and enjoyed. I'll try again with coffee. Thanks. ☕😁❤️👍

Good instructions and the video moves right along without a bunch of chatter. New subscriber.

I wanted to thank you for not dragging on when you introduced what you were doing. I generally end up scrolling through 2 minutes of the host blabbing on. And I LOVED your technique. I am going to Dollar Tree this morning. Thank you so much!!

great effects! I love the napkins with the staining on them. Super cool.

Love using the distress oxide ! Great idea !

Grey vidy thanks for sharing ❤❤❤💐💐💐

Thanks for sharing this technique. What a fun idea!

These are fabulous faux rice papers. Love the technique. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you. Can’t wait to see how you use them in your journal.

Wow very lovely pieces!!! I can't wait to start making them as well. Thank you so much 💗 💓

Oh I love all of them too! Thanks for sharing🤗

You are so very clever. The papers look more durable than rice paper.

These are all great! I couldn't pick a favorite! ❤

Love these! Thanks for sharing! I think some of them have a very Halloweeny feel to them. The tissue paper with the vintage photo oxide spray looks like a tree on the left side with lots of leaves falling. Then the small piece of pattern paper with the espresso spray reminds me of the Hound of the Baskersville. Love them!

I really like them all, the best though is the napkins.

So beautiful idea❤❤thanks for sharing!

😮 I really like this you could use them in a travel Journal what's Bonanza burning across the screen

I think I love them all, would have loved to see how some maps and pages of books would have looked doing this technique..

I like all of them! What a fun technique

So excited to try this with sime pastel napkins and patterns. I have tried it before, But I never thought to add color to my glue mixture or spray the stains on when wet. Squeal! Thank you!

So cool!!! I love them all !😍

Very nice! Thank You for sharing this wonderful craft 🌟🌹🌹🌹🤗

I live in Southern Nevada and fortunately my papers dried in a few hours. Outside. ❤

I think I like them all, becuz you were able to try lots of NEW ideas,. I think I would like to try pieces of cut threads, on or under the napkins, I saw this done on treasure books, I think that's her name.

Excellent demo!

I love the smell of coffee but have never enjoyed drinking it. These are so fun!!!🌷🌷🌷

Love it thanks for sharing

I just watched someone who used decoupage and coffee. She insisted on the 24hr dry time. jsyk Awesome ideas! Thank you👍🏻👏🏻

Amazing!!!!!❤❤❤❤

They certainly could be used for a lot of things thank you for sharing❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Loved them ALL

Love it all

So cool. Can't wait to do this. I may place it over ephemera to age it

I like them all but the transparency my favorite and then just depends on what you are using them for.

Hi, thanks for that video! Can't wait to try this... I would like to know where I can get the same silicone mat you are using please. TIA

I like what you’ve done plus your quick explanations. I’m wondering, have you read about those old green book covers containing bad chemicals?

Great job I can’t wait to play with all the textures.

Just like you said, I like them all for different techniques. Love the napkins for the texture, the tissue paper for the transparency and the patterns for the fun. These look like glassine paper as well. Is the glue just a PVA glue? Just white school glue?

The napkin paperworks great. More texture

thank you for showing the different textures materials. once dry can you put them thru the printer like a sheet of paper.

Just found your channel. Love the technique. I will have to try it. I live in SW Georgia and it is very humid here. I wonder if you heated your oven to say 200 and turned off and place papers in oven over night if that would help drying and stickiness.

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Very nice! They are each interesting on their own. Did you spray or drop on the Distress Sprays after you had painted with your glue mixture while they were still wet? Thanks.

Those are so cool, I have been wanting to try this technique! I think I love the napkins most!

BTW, subscribed.

These look fantastic!!! Nice job. I love them all. I thought "treasure map" too with the darker one. You need a treasure map napkin or tissue paper!!! Think pattern piece is especially nice. But I like them all same. I wonder if coloring paper BEFORE putting glue on would be good?? I've done 1 piece of white napkin with coffee glue before. It came out great. Just haven't gotten to making more. Thx for great video. Austin,TX USA

I have a mega large roll of freezer paper. Would that be usable for this project?

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I've tried this technique several times and my pages are not very crinkly and one side is always kind of sticky....I live in Colorado so it isn't humid, I've waited 24 hrs...just not having any luck...watching your video makes me want to try again, but this time I'm going to use really cheap glue and see if that makes a difference

First stamps on that after it's dry

I'm sorry, was it normal glue you used or like a mod podge? Thank you!, going to subscribe!!

Is the rice paper similar to oil paper? How do you adhere it the pages of your book? Glue?

I'm a little confused. When you use a bag from a cereal box, is that part of the paper when done? Or do you peel the material from it and reuse the cereal bag? Plus, you also mentioned mats. Where do you buy those? Your end result is beautiful!

The video where I think some of the inspiration came from: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lauJZ9WUy8q5iGw.html

What did you do with them

What do you make with these?

I’m going to try it on pages from a hymn book……. Hmmmm

I really like the technique but have looked for a recipe. Could you send it to me please 🥺 Marietta Billups

You could make something that looks like leather

I wish we didn’t call these beauties, JUNK JOURNALS

Please don’t be offended, but why is everyone calling this “rice paper”? I do traditional Chinese brush painting, on Xuan, or “rice paper”..which isn’t actually made from rice. (Henry Li, a professional artist, has some videos touring a traditional paper factory in China) This glue paper, (which, to be honest, is something we used to do in the 60’s and make pins and stickers cut out of it..but we just called it glue paper), is NOTHING like actual Xuan or “rice paper”. I have probably 8 different types, raw, (unsized), semi-raw, (partially sized) and ripe, (sized) papers, both handmade and machine made, as well as Korean bamboo paper they call rice paper. NONE, even the paper I sized myself with alum and peach sap gum, have a plastic feel like glue paper. Just trying to understand how this got renamed “rice paper”? Your video and others were recommended next to my Chinese painting friends videos. I highly doubt this would be a good medium for watercolor.

I've don't comment often on video's but if your going to recreate a persons video you should give them a mention. Treasure Books, had this Rice Paper video out before yours and she explained how she came up with the technique of doing the edges of paper like you demonstrated. Lets all raise each other up and not step on anyone's back to do it.

Love it all