WOW... So Beautiful... This would also be beautiful on the back of a Glass 4/pane window!!!! or on a mirror!!! It is endless the things you can do with this idea Thank you for sharing this video
I have to say that your video is just the best I've seen on this rice paper! You get quick and to the point, while giving enough details to the process. I love the crinkle of this paper. Thnku. 😊
Beautiful, I found this in Pinterest. After my current projects are done (Christmas time) I will give this a go. I can’t stand the smell of coffee but tea should work too, don’t you think. I’ll need some other spices. Thank you for sharing. What a great idea and simple project. Have a great weekend, day. Smiles across the miles.
😍 So beautiful, thank you for sharing, I found you in Pinterest and am so grateful to see such people like you teaching their art to us, again thank you 🌹💚💙🌱🌳🙏
Fabulous!!!! I loved your tutorial, thank you.❤I am going to love making these, especially for our 50th anniversary gifts at the table! But i craft in paper and sew, this will e used lots....
Wow, thank you so much for this stunning technique - it is beautiful and so very, very handy! You are a super clever lady and I am so glad that I found you! xxxxx
Finally got me napkins and will be getting this project started. Thank you so much. Fell in love with this from I first see it months and months ago. X
Love it. You're very concise & don't waste time 😊. I love the gloss after u pull it off. Makes me wonder how it would go if I apply it to a window? I may try it on a small one like a washroom window (for privacy)? 😊
Hi Kim, I just found your channel through Pinterest! I've seen the rice paper before, but always love to see others take on things. I never saw coffee or spices added though! Billiant idea, and why I like to watch others do the same things, to learn different ways to do something! I love the bottle you showed, with the rice paper tag. I've saved up several wine bottles and think I'll try that. Did you make a tutorial on the bottle itself too? I've subscribed, so will go and check your other videos, and thank you!
omgoodness LOVE THIS .. I am going to try this .... gives me some ideas for tags .. I just joined your channel ... just found it! love all your project ideas.
Hi. I have the same question. The sheets are pretty but, I can't see the advantage of using this "rice paper" instead of just the napkin, when decoupaging. I use straight napkins that have the extra sheet or sheets removed. I paint my item with 1/2 Elmers glue & 1/2 water = "My Podge", place the napkin on top of "My Podge" and smooth it out, then immediately paint on another layer, let it dry, then paint at least 1 more layer of "My Podge". If I'm covering a table top or trinket box or anything that will be picked up or handled, I always repeat with 2 more a layers of "My Podge" allowing the layers to dry each time. Anyways....I probably missed something, not trying to be negative, but it seems to me this is a process I could skip, maybe I'm wrong. I'm a little skeptical about using this technique for gift tags as well, because of the material being translucent, it's difficult to read. I did enjoy this video, I love anything crafty and love to learn new techniques. I'm sure if I saw this in full swing, more than just the bottle, I would know what to do with this new found technique. I subscribed to this channel today. Thanks for the video. Best Wishes from Dallas, Texas USA ♥️
I found a soft bristle brush worked better than one with stiffer bristles or a sponge brush. Thanks for the tutorial! Loved your idea of adding spices so I added cinnamon and used instant tea instead of coffee. Not much cinnamon scent came through so I will add more next time. And I will try coffee next time!
Hi Kim, I'm new to your channel and I'm so glad I scrolled across your beautiful crafts. Love the faux rice paper method. I have a lot of beautiful napkins and would love to try this method to use for hang tags. 😊 Thank you. I would love to view your older videos.
I tried this and my napkins stuck to the plastic and was totally sealed and would not lift off at all. I did it exactly as you did, except I did not add the coffee. I did it 3 times and each time it adhered to the plastic. I did it on a piece of clear plastic vinyl. What could I have done wrong ?
Hi Linda. Sorry you are having trouble with it. Since you did not use coffee maybe add some water since the coffee does thin it out a bit. Maybe try a different plastic. I was using the kind of plastic you use to wrap gift baskets with. Hope this helps ~ Kim
Thank you great cause I can't find rice paper but this is great.im subscribing I don't do f.book but plain sheet looks like frosted velium thank you uk
Great video. You make it look very easy. Can you send me a few ideas on what other things I could do with this new technique? Thank you and I subscribed today 😊
Never tried this but looks a very rewarding project to do thank you for sharing. Can i ask if you had these folded in half for sometime does the glossy side stick together if using Mod Podge. ❤
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Beautiful
Thank You ~ Kim
WOW... So Beautiful...
This would also be beautiful on the back of a Glass 4/pane window!!!!
or on a mirror!!!
It is endless the things you can do with this idea
Thank you for sharing this video
Thank you so much for joining me. Glad you enjoyed my tutorial. It would look amazing on a window. ~ Kim
It worked with a hard plastic plate and the gloss Mod Podge. Thanks for all your replies🎨
I am so glad! Yes any Mod Podge will work. ~ Kim
I have to say that your video is just the best I've seen on this rice paper! You get quick and to the point, while giving enough details to the process. I love the crinkle of this paper. Thnku. 😊
Thank You Cathy. I appreciate it. So glad you were able to join me. Hope to have you back again soon. Happy creating!
I LOVE THIS...I WANT TO DO THIS TECHNIQUE TO MAKE A DIY LANTERN
Hi Dawn. Thank you for joining me. Happy creating ~ Kim
Love the process it's so easy and your napkins are beautiful. TFS
Thank You Tina😄
I made one using a piece of a lace tablecloth. It is beautiful!
Hi Shannon, it sounds so beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with me. ~ Kim
Oh, my goodness!! I love it. Happy crafting indeed! My mind is awhirl now with possibilities. Thank You so much for sharing.
Hi Linda. So glad you enjoyed my video. Thank You ~ Kim
So cool! Thank you!
I used brown watercolor instead of coffee and it turned out great.
I truly enjoy your presentation !!! Right to the point !!!!!👍👍👍👍
Thank You Rosie. Glad you enjoyed the tutorial!😍
Amazing thank you for sharing.💕
Thank you, Roxanne. You're welcome!!😍
I lay mine out on cereal bag liners.
Glad you could join me. Great idea!!
Great idea
This tutorial is TERRIFIC and love your entusiasm ... you're fun!! And you're right, these are GORGEOUS!! Thank you so much for sharing ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thank you, Melinda. So glad you could join me. Happy creating! 😍
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@@pascalepeters5065 Hello . I don't know French but maybe this will translate. It is called Mod Podge. amzn.to/3VuZQTK
Hello beautifully explained, can you please share what sort of plastic you are using. Thanks.
These are beautiful! And so easy!
Thank You Pamela. So glad you could join me.
If it works that's awesome tyfs❤
Your welcome! ~ Kim
Gorgeous! Thank you for a lovely tutorial.
Hi Carolyn. You're welcome! Thank you for joining me.
Beautiful, I found this in Pinterest. After my current projects are done (Christmas time) I will give this a go. I can’t stand the smell of coffee but tea should work too, don’t you think. I’ll need some other spices. Thank you for sharing. What a great idea and simple project. Have a great weekend, day. Smiles across the miles.
I have so many spices to use up! Love this idea!
Thank you for making it short and succinct! Easy to listen to and v interesting.
Thank you so much. ~ Kim
Hello Kim..how amazing the result of the faux rice paper. Thank you for sharing, I really enjoyed your presentation. Trish 🇦🇺
You are so welcome Trish. So happy you enjoyed my video. Happy creating!
Another great idea on how to use napkins. Thank you
You are so welcome Nancy!
These are beautiful. I made them after watching your video but am not sure what crafts I can do with them.
Hello. Thank you for joining me. They can be used for junk journaling, tags, candle wraps and even Christmas ornaments. Happy creating. ~ Kim
😍 So beautiful, thank you for sharing, I found you in Pinterest and am so grateful to see such people like you teaching their art to us, again thank you 🌹💚💙🌱🌳🙏
Thank You. So glad you found me on Pinterest. Happy creating!! ~ Kim
You could frame it to look like stained glass ❤
Yes! Thank You for joining me ~ Kim
Wow! This is amazing!!!!
Thank you so much! ~ Kim
Fabulous!!!! I loved your tutorial, thank you.❤I am going to love making these, especially for our 50th anniversary gifts at the table! But i craft in paper and sew, this will e used lots....
Happy 50th anniversary!!
Wow, thank you so much for this stunning technique - it is beautiful and so very, very handy! You are a super clever lady and I am so glad that I found you! xxxxx
Thank You so much! Happy you could join me. Looking forward to having you back again.
These are beautiful! And so simple to make, thanks for sharing your technique! ❤❤❤
Thank You for joining me Wanda😀
I hear an east coaster...NJ? "Cawfee" LOVE IT!! really I do. This is a fun tutorial, thank you
Pretty amazing! But why the coffee? As much as I'm addicted to coffee!
Jeff
Just saw this video. Great question, wish somone could answer it.
Gives it a vintage look 👍
Love it! Many thanks for sharing x ❤
You are so welcome
Wow that’s lovely!
Finally got me napkins and will be getting this project started. Thank you so much. Fell in love with this from I first see it months and months ago. X
It is so fun to do. Happy creating ~ Kim
Thank you, You are a very nice person.. to share online!!! Lovefrom Stockholm Judit
Thank you. So glad you enjoyed my tutorial! ~ Kim
This is beautiful! Thank you Kim
Thank you 😊
Awesome
Thank you, Janice. I appreciate you joining me!😃
Thank you for teaching me a craft that I've wanres to try for a ling tkime
You are so welcome. Thanks for joining me. Hope you can join me again soon. Happy creating!
That is beautiful!
Thank you, Diane, for joining me today! Glad you enjoyed it.
Love it. You're very concise & don't waste time 😊. I love the gloss after u pull it off. Makes me wonder how it would go if I apply it to a window? I may try it on a small one like a washroom window (for privacy)? 😊
Thank You. I appreciate you joining me! ~ Kim
Love this
Thank you Beverly. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Lovely, Thank You.
Thank You so much ~ Kim
Nice
Só Lovely, thanks!
Thank You
How heavy is the plastic you have down? Is it like a clear plastic table cloth?
Great question, no answer 🤷♀️
thank you so much, and you get right to the point!
Your so welcome Cathleen. Thank you for joining me ~ Kim
Can' wait to try this! I have subscribed. ;)
Hello! Welcome. Happy to have you here ~ Kim
I did it as shown and it came out awesome. Thank you!!
Hello Lisa! I am so glad. Happy creating~ Kim
Merci pour ce beau tutoriel ❤
You are welcome. Thank you for joining me!
Hi Kim, I just found your channel through Pinterest! I've seen the rice paper before, but always love to see others take on things. I never saw coffee or spices added though! Billiant idea, and why I like to watch others do the same things, to learn different ways to do something! I love the bottle you showed, with the rice paper tag. I've saved up several wine bottles and think I'll try that. Did you make a tutorial on the bottle itself too? I've subscribed, so will go and check your other videos, and thank you!
Thank You for joining me. So glad you found me on Pinterest! Welcome. See you again soon!
I like your video very much, thanks
Thank You Liliana
❤❤❤❤amazing!!!!❤❤❤
Very helpful, thank you!
Thank You Catherine ~ Kim
Wow! Loved your tutorial, you get right to the point and so very informative! Love your creativity Thank you so much!!❤I just subscribed 😍
Hi Margaret. So glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Welcome. Happy to have you here!
Gorgeous!
Thank You Cathy ~ Kim
Excellent 💯💯 thank you
Excellent idea. Thank you for sharing .
Thank You Linda. Glad to have you here😍
Well done. You have earned yourself a new subscriber.
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for joining me.
Kim I absolutely love you’re creations, thank you for sharing ❤
Thank You Janet. I appreciate you joining me!
Thank you so very much for sharing this beautiful technique! Just subscribed to your channel 👌
I am so glad you enjoyed it. Thank You ~ Kim
omgoodness LOVE THIS .. I am going to try this .... gives me some ideas for tags .. I just joined your channel ... just found it! love all your project ideas.
Wow!! Beautiful!!! ❤
Thank You Lynn
Love it
Thank You! Glad you could join me!
How Beautiful, how do you use your homemade rice paper, beside scrapbooking? 🌹🤗
Hi. I have the same question. The sheets are pretty but, I can't see the advantage of using this "rice paper" instead of just the napkin, when decoupaging. I use straight napkins that have the extra sheet or sheets removed. I paint my item with 1/2 Elmers glue & 1/2 water = "My Podge", place the napkin on top of "My Podge" and smooth it out, then immediately paint on another layer, let it dry, then paint at least 1 more layer of "My Podge". If I'm covering a table top or trinket box or anything that will be picked up or handled, I always repeat with 2 more a layers of "My Podge" allowing the layers to dry each time. Anyways....I probably missed something, not trying to be negative, but it seems to me this is a process I could skip, maybe I'm wrong. I'm a little skeptical about using this technique for gift tags as well, because of the material being translucent, it's difficult to read. I did enjoy this video, I love anything crafty and love to learn new techniques. I'm sure if I saw this in full swing, more than just the bottle, I would know what to do with this new found technique.
I subscribed to this channel today. Thanks for the video.
Best Wishes from Dallas, Texas USA ♥️
Thanks🎨
Love this Kim!
This is sooo cool! Thanks for the Video. I will follow ...
Thank You CissySue. Glad to have you here!! 😍
I found a soft bristle brush worked better than one with stiffer bristles or a sponge brush. Thanks for the tutorial! Loved your idea of adding spices so I added cinnamon and used instant tea instead of coffee. Not much cinnamon scent came through so I will add more next time. And I will try coffee next time!
Thanks Terrie for the great information. Happy creating!😀
Hi Kim, I'm new to your channel and I'm so glad I scrolled across your beautiful crafts. Love the faux rice paper method. I have a lot of beautiful napkins and would love to try this method to use for hang tags. 😊 Thank you. I would love to view your older videos.
Hi Barbara! Welcome! So happy you are here. Enjoy creating😄
Love them!
Thank You Joyce
Stunning ! Gorgeous ! Thank you for sharing. I will try the technique
Thank you for joining me. Happy creating😃
I tried this and my napkins stuck to the plastic and was totally sealed and would not lift off at all. I did it exactly as you did, except I did not add the coffee. I did it 3 times and each time it adhered to the plastic. I did it on a piece of clear plastic vinyl. What could I have done wrong ?
Hi Linda. Sorry you are having trouble with it. Since you did not use coffee maybe add some water since the coffee does thin it out a bit. Maybe try a different plastic. I was using the kind of plastic you use to wrap gift baskets with. Hope this helps ~ Kim
That’s my problem too😥 did I make it too thin or too thick. I’ll try again using thicker for one and thinner for another and see how that goes 🤞 😜
If it works that is awesome tyfs
Love it @ 12:22 pm
Exquisite ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for this wonderful idea. 😊❤ Have a Blessed day. John 14:6 😊😊
Thank you great cause I can't find rice paper but this is great.im subscribing I don't do f.book but plain sheet looks like frosted velium thank you uk
Wow! Beautiful 🤩
Thank you, Kathi. I appreciate you joining me.
How much coffee do you use? Your napkins are beautiful.x
Great video. You make it look very easy. Can you send me a few ideas on what other things I could do with this new technique? Thank you and I subscribed today 😊
Hi Lisa. thank You. I use it for Junk Journaling, Candle wraps, Tags Etc. Happy creating!
Wow beautiful! Now following 😊
Hi Diana. Thank You. So glad to have you here!😃
Never tried this but looks a very rewarding project to do thank you for sharing. Can i ask if you had these folded in half for sometime does the glossy side stick together if using Mod Podge. ❤
I wonder if these can be used to make lampshades?
What did you use for the thick plastic sheet underneath it? Thx!
Can the finished product be used for decoupage applications
Lovely tutorial ❤, but can we use it for decopage ?
How beautiful!! It caught my eye on pintrest & I had to subscribe!! Thank you!! Have you tried it with book pages, or are they too thick?❤
Hi Wendy! Welcome. They are perfect for junk journal pages!! They look so pretty in them!
I believe what the question was, is 'have you tried to make faux rice paper with book pages?"
@@jaedtobey791 I am sorry. I read question wrong. sorry for the confusion. Yes, the book pages would be to thick.
This is an awesome video! I just found it. Do you think parchment paper will work in place of the plastic?
Hello. I have never tried it, but I don't think so. I think it would stick to it.Hope this helps you. Thank you for joining me.
Love this, thank you for sharing. My question is do you have to use the coffee? Is it just for the color?
Hi thanks for joining me . You can omit the coffee. it just gives it a aged look. you can just add plain water.
How much water would you use?
I see you used the Mod Podge for Fabric with the blue label. Is that the preferred glue, or can you use any Mod Podge?
You can use any kind. That is just what I had on hand. Thank you for joining me! ~ Kim
Mam modpaodge aur coffee measurement plz tell me
Stunning project! Can you tell me please what plastic you are using to glue them to? It looks like nice quality.
Hi Rhonda. Thank You for joining me. Here is the link of the plastic I used. Happy creating! amzn.to/3QXCTH2
Is it better to let the bottom dry before adding top coat?
What plastic are you using and where to get it? What other types of plastic can be used? Love, love this and your video is fantastic?
Thank You Marilyn. Here is the link to the plastic I used in the video. I have heard people using shower curtain liners also LOL! amzn.to/3vKabBh
Hi what is a gare tool and where can I get one x
Just gorgeous, thanku.
Is the coffee for antiquing them and a nice smell or something else? 😅
Just for the Antiquing effect and nice smell! Welcome
Hi and how do you apply on wood
Beautiful work, excellent tutorial, thank you!
Could you show us where you applied them?
Do they work for decoupage?
Hi Helen. I will post one soon using them. They are great for scrapbooking pages, tags and other home decor projects😄
@@yesterdaystomorrows thank you for responding. That will be great! Look forward to that.
Do you have to put water with the coffee or just us the grounds? Thank you 😊
Hello. I added instant coffee to hot water and the grounds dissolve. Hope this helps you. thank you for joining me. ~ Kim
Can you do it on a clear shower curtain liner?
Yes. I heard that works great!!!!
@@yesterdaystomorrows thanks, I'll try it!
Looks like what you are working on is Vinyl. Is this correct?
Hi Wendy. Thank You for joining me. Here is what I use. Thank You ~ Kim amzn.to/3UKTIqA
@@yesterdaystomorrows Thank you