😆 I don't think he'll mind 💛

Thank you, for taking the time to watch, have fun creating! 💛💛💛

Oh awesome! Would that be the stove top etc? I tried that, VERY time consuming and I find the results more vibrant this way and easier to leave whote areas 💛🌼😊

Thanks so much! 💛😊🌼

Waste not, want not right? 😊🌼💛 thank you

You are so welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful 💛🤗🌼

Oh that is so cool! Have fun 💛💛💛

Oh how I would l9ve to see the results! 😊💛

Hi 😊 I am an avid user of photoshop so yes I play around with digitals a lot, but 7sually with the opacity, chopping them up and layering them or adding a colour filter to adjust them to the colour I need 💛🌼🤗

Aaaw thank you so much Loise, (not that you need it from my teeny tiny channel) 😆 but credit, where credits due, you have been and remain to be such an inspiration to me 💛🌼😊

Thank you! Yes give it a go, it's pretty foolproof, every paper seems usable 💛💛💛

Thank you!

Oh cool! 🌼💛😊

No I haven't seen that one! I will have to find it lol Thanks as always for your support Michelle 💛💛💛

When she tossed that journal in the washer, I yelled, "Nooo!!!!" But I was laughing so hard she probably couldn't understand. :D

@@anonbutanon seriously the funniest thing I have ever watched

Haha yes super brainy lol at least you got some relevant results from your search! I didn't 😆 thanks Sue 💛🌼😊

Thank you 💛 lol yes, I experience the "mud" reaction in my art classroom regularly when my students get carried away with the paint 😆 and yes, I'm guessing it has something to do with the rust causing immediate oxidation of the coffee, but it would be nice to know haha my curious brain did try to Google this but with no results!

Thank you! No, I haven't tried rust and tea, but I would be interested to know if it has the same chemical reaction. I have used tea and coffee on their own, they are both quite different aren't they? In NZ at least they are quite different brows too, especially noticeable on fabric 💛🌼🤗

@@sara-leearmstrong5009 Tea and coffee dying definitely give different looks, thankfully I prefer the look of the tea anyhow, so it works out. If I try the tea and rust together, I will try my hardest to remember to update you, but don’t hold your breath lol And yes, I’m curious too on the chemical reaction. Coffee is acidic and tea has tannins, wonder what plays a part in the color changes. Thanx for the fun think.

I'm so glad! Thank you so much for watching 😊 as to my voice, the sound is up lol. I've been told by a few people that my voice is ASMR lol but maybe it's just because I'm quietly spoken 😆💛 I will do my best to speak up

Lol when the stupid camera stopped, I believe I was forcing the liquid to run into the dry areas to make really cool run streaks. I usually wait till I have finished then dry each layer, enough so I can lift them up to put in the oven without all the liquid blending and only getting black tones, or running under the stencils and losing the beautiful pattern. They also dry faster as one layer rather than the whole stack. I put them in my oven at about 30-50 degrees Celsius, until dry. 30 if you want to be cautious, 50 if youre impatient lol like meI just keep checking on them. But at this low temp, it doesnt matter if they stay in there longer. Hope this helps!

@@sara-leearmstrong5009 it helps tremendously. Thank you. I can’t wait to try this but I will have to go the 2nd hand shop of books and see if I can build up my paper stash before attempting it. I’m impatient as well and will no doubt do it like you. Thanks for explaining the details😘

@@laneyno8 ALWAYS happy to help and share, so anytime you have a question, just ask 💛

I dried them just enough on each layer so that their was no more pools of water. This will depend on the dryer you are using but I'd say 5-10 mins per layer. Then I put them in a pile (about 10) and put them in the oven, on bake at 40 °c until dry, I just keep checking every 5-10 mins and take the dry ones out, and leave the damp ones in. Hope this helps 💛

Just from Temu, all the stencils are from temu 💛😊