Evelyn thank you so glad you are going to try it out. It is so much fun to play with.

Hope you like it!

thank you glad you liked it

There are so many more patterns in napkins than in tissue paper I just had to try it and just love the see through look.

Thank you very much Lisa. So very glad that you liked it. Welcome #180 LOL have fun watching and let me know how the tissue goes.

thank you Flowers I have seen that done just never seem to remember it when I need it LOL

Hi awesome I love it that you have ideas from this. I am still working on getting a video done with ways to use it but it has so many options.

Awesome love to share something new for someone. 😄

HI Laurie yes I do know it is plastic, just like most of the paint I use is plastic. I have seen the oil used to make Vellum but here in the south I am really afraid that it would become rancid very fast and would also attract bugs. I will have to give it a try and see what happens there is also mineral oil that could be used. Thanks for the info.

I tried this and mine continues to leave grease spots, weeks later, on anything it touches that will draw out oil. But it looks amazing! Just need to figure out how to get it to stop leaving grease spots.

Thank you Marsha glad you liked it.

Thank you Mary the wrinkles don't really bother me either.

Yes that is the secret. LOL 😍

Hi I reuse them over and over until the build up seems to be too much and then that usually peels off and I keep using it until it gets super bad which takes a long time. :-) the coating stays on the paper you want to use the shinny side

@@TanyaMcGuire thanks for replying, will have to get some (not available in Ireland at a reasonable price so will outsource, lol!)

Lori I am not sure as I do not use the baby oil just the mod podge. Let me know if you find out.😍

You will have to try again :-) but with something plastic under it I have not had a problem other than a little edge tear here and there.

Hi I really don't know I have pieces in books that are at least 6 months old and have no cracking. Are you taking the extra layers of the napkin off.

maybe too much water I just barely add a spoon full of water and wipe your brush off before you start to apply it. So a lighter layer if that makes sense.

Tanya McGuire that makes perfect sense. I think I got the acrylic paint water for fabric covers and the decoupage vellum water amounts confused.

that will do it. let me know if you get it sorted out 😄

Well I try putting a thin coat of Modge Podge not water down too much on to the freezer paper before putting the napkin and it helps hold the napkin for me. I also put only enough Modge Podge to go up my paintbrush maybe a quarter of an inch and I held my brush very flat so that it was more evenly coating. I also noticed the one brand of napkin was called a buffet napkin it didn't do so well but my other luncheon napkins did better. I think I'm just going to have to play with it and it just might be certain brands have a certain thickness don't work well with me. Thanks again for your help

Playing is what it is, try it with some tissue paper too as that is a little heavier and easier to work with.