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Hi from Australia Rose..Thank you so much for your tutorial...I just watched your sample technique & I'm hooked! I was actually thinking of buying Shelley Rhodes book & you've convinced me that I need it.🤩

Really helpful. You could cut on old sock and place on your wrist (like sweat band) and use it to wipe your brush on.

It was so good to hear your thoughts. I too have felt a lot lost, when it came to doing art. I love that you are doing it again, and doing it well. Thank you for sharing, I feel better, and hopefully get back into painting,too.😊❤

This is wonderful. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for sharing this video. I have dyed fabrics but never paper. I am now learning how to make books and I have seen comments of members of a group I'm in using dyed papers. I will try this. One question, and you may have mentioned it, but how long did you leave the papers in the dye?

SO Beautiful! I'm very excited about this idea! I think I'd start with just one first of all...

Love all of them!

Wow. Mind blown. You looked right into my brain. Scary but good.❤

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Hello Rose 🌹 you are so creative and an amazing artist! I crocheted for more than forty years (learned how to crochet when I 8 years of age). I agree it is a very relaxing activity. Sadly I tore my rotator cuff so find it difficult to crochet or knit for very long. So I tried stitch meditations (slow stitching) and loved it. Very therapeutic and gentle. I love your hexagon quilt and your wedding outfit ❤❤😍 so colourful and bright 🌞 you are so talented! Loved hearing your story! You now have a new subscriber ❤ thank you so much for sharing

I have this book! Perhaps it's time I read it lol! You have given me that little push now Rose 🌹 thank you ❤ I needed to see your post today...even if it is two months late.

I loved the way you formatted this video. Stating the issue, giving examples of how this issue may pertain to you, followed by simple and practical advice. Valuable advice for us that are scared to progress!

Thanks for sharing! I love how the papers turned out!

Great tutorial, love them both! ❤❤❤❤

Hi! Loved your tutorial! Beautiful colors, thank you! Best wishes from Romania!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️

Yes! Absolutely! This is all so true, Rose. I have all these fears too. I have a huge collection of "collage fodder", and so much of it is "too precious" to use in collages!! It is ridiculous! I will probably never get around to using it all....

First of all, I love the glasses on you! So colourful ❤ I think i possess all of the above mentioned fears, especially the Letting go part! But I do push myself sometimes, im just so scared of disappointing myself 😬 Thank you for your wise words ❤

Thank you! That was all very helpful and encouraging! 💖

Oh, when I think of all the beautiful paper towel scraps I've thrown away!

Lovely sketches! I have a Nivea cream tin with 6 half pans and a water brush as my minimalist kit. BUT...I never thought of adding the art graf ton, which I also have. You got some lovely muted colours out of those mixes. I could fit all of it in a small pouch, with a small sketch book. Thanks!

This is a lovely idea! Going to find me one to make my own wishing stick. Thank you Rose 🌹 ❤

Hi Rose! Your video turned up on my RUclips feed today. Your paper lace/mesh is absolutely beautiful! I love both of them ❤😍 I especially love the first one, amazing how such a simple technique can create amazing art! Thank you so much for posting your tutorial 😊 I have tried this method once already and I intend to try it again. You have a new subscriber 🙂

Hello there Rose, You are so inspiring to me! I adored your intro video, and because of that, I'm one of your newest subscribers! Keep on blazing your own trail, and so many of us shall be following close behind you.

Rose, every one of these pieces that you dyed were lovely! And once sewn and "picked" apart, they were so intriguing! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!

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First time viewer. This interesting

Your voice it's so beautiful and calming

Brilliant idea 💡

Really enjoyed this video, thank you. It reminded of using same technique I discovered through my own experimental play years and years ago. The technique wasn't new then and it's not new now but I loved the moment I 'discovered it' just through exploration. It's great when textile artists like Shelly, and yourself of course, share techniques like this so we can all be reminded of them or even better, discover them for the first time. I have Shelly's book... loads of brilliant ideas in there and reminders of some I need to revisit. I feel a grid coming on... it's been a while..

That's so cool! Just ordered one with 12 pans. Excited😃

More power to you and thank you for taking more challenges. ❤😇 I'll take inspiration from you in my journey to take over my fears 💪

I TOOK UP WATER COLOUR FLOWERS AND I LOVE IT I ENJOY PAINTING AND DRAWING EVERYTHING, I ADMIRE ALL KINDS OF ART WORK. MY DAD AND SISTER ARE ALSO ARTISTS, BYE MARIA

HELLO ROSE, FIRST TIME I SEE YOUR VIDEO, YOUR BIRDS ARE VERY GOOD, AND YOUR COLOURFUL SKETCH BOOKS, I TOO PAINT AND DRAW IN SKETCH BOOKS AND PANEL BOARDS TOO. HOPE TO SEE MORE VIDEOS, OK HELLO FROM THE ISLAND OF MALTA. BYE MARIA I LIKE MAKING FRIENDS WITH OTHER ARTISTS.

I love this, Rose! It's really interesting to see the development of your process and how you've been working and thinking about that.... I'd love to read that book about fear and art!

Thank you Rose, I really enjoyed this video! I love all your colourful new pages! That's Arctic sketchbook is really lovely! And I do also have a fear of using my paints, isn't that crazy? You inspire me to do so much! Love all your birds too, I want to paint birds now 😅

Wonderful thanks for sharing ❤❤

here in brazil the Hahnemuhle's D&S sketchbook is really expensive... since art supplies here are so expensive we're actually used to a lot worse quality sketchbooks (and other art supplies in general), like the Canson's ArtBook One 100g wich is the most common for people to buy, so really any of the hahnemuhle's sketchbooks are very high quality for us! great video, thanks for the review :D

Thank you!!!

Ooooh I love your new hair cut and colour, it really suits you. Sorry I missed the Live, got got off work, I'm gonna enjoy it now 😊

Love it I’ll have to try it!

Thanks Rose! What a great idea. I love the way your junk journals look. I'm interested in making a concertina version... any tips about how to work the folds and the covers?

That was really enjoyable to watch and I really love this idea, thank you Rose for sharing 🥰

I wonder if wallpaper would be successful?

Really nice technique!

What kind of glue do you use? Thanks

Beautiful! I will try dye na flow. Thank you for sharing.

What a gorgeous resource for artwork. Thank you, Rose!

CORRECTION: I said in the video that dye-na-flow doesn’t need to be heat set, but in fact it does if you want it to be washable. On Jacquard’s website it says: “Dye-na-flow is permanent on any porous or semi-porous surface… it spreads on fabric until it is thoroughly absorbed and even, sinking into the fibers like a dye instead of sitting on the surface like thicker paints and inks. The colors are super vibrant & washfast and will not change the feel of the fabric.” I totally got the wrong end of the stick from this description and thought it meant heat setting is not necessary in order for it to be permanent. In fact in reading further it seems that if you’re not intending to wash it, you don’t really need to heat set it, but it DOES need to be heat set for true permanence. You can easily do this with a hot iron. Sorry for the misinformation!

Hi Rose - lovely video :). I have used Dye-na-flow on gauze before and it works really well. It does need to be heat set though - an iron would work :) x

Love the effect but…what’s the advantage of using those dyes rather than say diluted acrylic inks? Is it that they don’t stiffen the fabric? I’m thinking to use acrylic inks on thin plastic & then use the marks left as transfer sheets.