TFS. I did this with plain copy paper and it work really good, I applied several coats, but let them each dry before I applied the other. And it turned out really clear.

Perfect!! Thx you!!

Many have done this method of making vellum, but said there is always remaining oil that will come through onto whatever is laid on it. Such as another page in a journal etc. Someone did a test to see if over time the oil would "dry", but even after a few months, oil was released. Thought you may want to do a test before using in a journal or such.

Thank u I am going to try it on 80 GSM copy paper.tc

What other paper can i use if i do not have a printer to copy pictures?

I tried this method and the result was great but when i used it later in my journal it left stain in the other paper 😅😭 what to do?

I wasn't going to watch this video, cos I figured it was something I just wouldn't do, but KZfaq had other ideas & I ended up watching it & became hooked! A very impressive technique, Marie. There was a clear change after treatment so it was an excellent experiment! Very cool! ❤

Interesting idea,I like the way the paper turns out and the feel of it too

I tried this and it worked brilliantly. Pretty amazing. Thank you for sharing.💕

Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate this...I've never heard about this technique and can't wait to try it out! Thank you so much, Marie! Jamie

Very helpful! Easier than other techniques that I have watched and I am more likely to have baby oil in the house as well. Will give it a go this weekend! TFS, Marie!

Just been re-watching this- thanks Marie !

Awesome going to try this too now .....tfs love the sound and feel of it 👍🤗❤️

Wow! I have never seen this done before. It is fantastic. I am definitely going to try this. Thank you so much for sharing this technique. ✔️✔️

Marie thanks so much for sharing this. This is amazing.

I love this tutorial/technique! I can’t wait to try it! TFS!!!!!

Marie....we use to do this years ago!!!! Funny how thing come back around again....it is cool and smells good too! Thanks for sharing hon!

I have been needing something new and love the translucency of vellum. To get both at copy paper prices---woohoo! Thank you!

This is fantastic 😃 I'm going out to buy some baby oil today. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful technique with us . 😊🌸💕

Great tutorial Marie. I also like what you did with the tea-stained paper!

Thank you Marie. Wonderful technique. Thank you

Great idea - love it!! Definitely going to try this! We are an olive oil house (Spanish husband) but think a trip to the shops for baby oil would be better. Mind you, olive oil does smell nice!! Thanks as always Marie! xxxx

Thank you so much Marie that’s so awesome. I really love 💕 how this turned out......And I’ve just subscribed to you’re channel, so look 👀 forward to seeing you again.

Great idea! I shall be having a go at it later :) Thanks for sharing xx

Great tutorial!!! I love vellum...now I long to create envelopes from your tutorial! Thank you!!!

This is VERY cool! I’m definitely going to give this a go. Thanks, Marie.💗

I love this idea! I will definitely try it! Thank you for sharing!

WOW I LOVE this and am going to try it its amazing. Thank you for sharing

EXCELLENT tutorial, thank you!

I've used vegetable oil and I was really quite amazed it was great looked just like real vellum, it was very even and the paper absorbed all the oil

Awesome! Definitely going to try!

thank you so much Marie for the shout out. your pages turn out amazing. tfs

At the price of vellum this is a real great alternative! TFS... So all we need to do is print first and oil later! I have tried Vaseline before and that works too to keep fountain pen ink that t isn't waterproof from running but it will make paper translucent...so in a pinch grab Vaseline. I thought someone mentioned if you don't have Time Holtz micro glaze use Vaseline. Worth a try!

This is so cool!! I'm need to try this out 😄😄 TFS 💖💖💖

Great tutorial love it xx

Must try this, TFS

Amazing, tfs😍😍😍😍

Love the idea, Thank you!

I think this paper would make beautiful bags and pockets when printed.

Going to definetly do this

I'm very impressedj

This is great ! I will be doing this for sure ! Tfs :)

Thank you for sharing !

That is amazing. Thank you so much

very cool!

That is really a fabulous technique!!! I wonder if thats how they make vellum in the factories? Thank you Marie!!

that's awesome! looking for baby oil now :D

Quite cost-effective, vellum paper can be costly . . . .tfs

THANK YOU FUN Idea..

Love this very cool technique!! I don't have an inkjet printer so am wondering if you can do this on purchased scrapbooking paper? TIA! & TFS!!

great video have to try it what the name of the dry ink you put on last thank

Thank you so much for sharing. This is so cool! So it won't smear the ink on prints made from an ink jet printer?

I'm thinking you can use mineral oil as well. Though baby oil can be had for cheap at the dollar store. Any veggie or nut oil would go rancid and start smelling after a while, so I don't think I would use that.

thank you for the video, interesting technique, when you use this vellum paper in a junk journal and sandwich it between 2 non-treated pieces of paper, do you find that the untreated paper will wick the baby oil from the vellum at all?

Very interesting. It's an impressive technique, think it's great. Don't think I've any baby oil in the house(maybe just as well, or I'd be doing it with you😂) Wonder if other oil work? I've some spry, crisp and dry. Not promising I'll do it(you know I will, don't you) xxxx

Will this affect the other paper close by because of the oil ?? Ink jet printer used. ?

Hello I was hoping you. Could tell me where you got the image with the bird on it from

Eine sehr schöne Idee aber wenn ich die Seiten beispielsweise in Alben verwende müsste ich mir doch fettflecken auf die anderen nicht behandelten Seiten machen oder? Lg

Are you doing this on inkjet printed paper (I just started watching this video) cos if so, I’m amazed the ink hasn’t smushed when rubbing the baby oil on the printed side! Love the papers you printed and I’m now eager to try this myself. But curious about the inkjet printing if you would clarify please? XTibbyX

Great idea.- it’s been a year since you posted this video by now have you tried stamping images with water based , alcohol or archival ink onto your homemade vellum? How did it do?

Great tutorial, where was the printable from that you used on the sample you did please?

thank you so much. i accidentally made vellum by brushing with surgical spirit! i am going to try this with hand stamped pages, i think water based ink is thec way to go, any ideas?

Thank you for sharing! Will have to try this

It is weeks since I did my paper. I placed it between Bounty paper towel and ironed it and it still seeps oil. Any suggestions? I used baby oil, love the finished appearance and smell but it leaks on to other papers. The oil was not liberally applied. Please help!

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Tfs