Make Magazine Page Collage Fodder
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
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Don’t throw your junk mail or store magazines away. They make great bases for collage fodder flowers, mushrooms, leaves and more. In this video I used magazine pages to make several collage fodder pieces.
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I currently post on a Monday and Wednesday. On occasion I add a third video.
I concentrate on junk journal and art journal crafts while I try to repurpose and reuse items that would otherwise go to the landfill. I’m an adventurous crafter which means that I like to experiment with different ideas.
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Craft Items I Use Often:
• Artisto Paint Marker Pens in gold, silver and white. www.amazon.com...
• Uniball gel markers www.amazon.com...
• Line Stencil to make evenly spaced journal lines. www.amazon.com...
• Elmers Craft Bond Extra Strength Glue Stick
• Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue
• Craft knife
• Lace and ribbon often from thrift stores but also from Amazon
• Rub on stickers - I find the best ones at Ali Express
• Napkins - I find really nice ones at the dollar stores or thrift stores
• 140lb cold press watercolor paper
• A variety of round punches from ½ inch all the way to 2 inches - EK Tools is my favorite www.amazon.com...
• Round corner punch (cutter) - a 3 in 1 is always a more efficient tool and a better deal www.amazon.com...
• Craft scissors with serrated edges - look for dressmaker’s scissors www.amazon.com...
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I really loved this video and all the ideas you gave us🥰 thanks for sharing
Thank you very much. I seldom throw out a magazine. They are sliced and diced first. LOL. :0) You just never know what treasures can come out of the pages. :0)
I really enjoyed this!
Thank you for stopping by and watching. I'm so happy you liked it Susan. :0)
Very Nice!
Thank you very much Valerie. I appreciate it. :0)
These are very pretty and feminine. And I think i can do these. Had stroke in April. And I have a little problem with my dominant hand (right). So I believe I’ll try. So thank you for sharing
I'm so glad you like them Lesa, 😊and I hope you enjoy making your own!❤️
Love the video!!! I use my jelly mat which was less expensive than the gel plate. I also took some marbles and rolled them in blobs of paint to pick up the paint in a wooden tray. It not only gives a marbled effect on the tray, but it gives beautiful prints. I was using old paper I had bought for my grandchildren (now 22-15- 18!! from my daughter) but found it thin. Layering it is a great idea!!! and the edges are already aged. Lol! Not having any talent for drawing, I found videos for children on how to draw and learned to draw from them. My grandkids used to say gandma draw a dog and I just couldn't but with the children's version I could and surprisingly, now they all love to draw and are constantly drawing pictures for the two newest additions (from my son) ages 2 and 3 who also love to draw. Thanks for the videos!
What a blessing that you can draw and play with your grandchildren. I'm not an artist by any means but over the years I picked up a few drawing tips. Thank you for stopping by and for the complement. :0)
Thanks Celeste, always coming up with good ideas for inspiration🤗
You are so welcome! Thank you Dorothy. :0)
You really made pretty embellishments
Thank you so much Sherry. It's satisfying to use up old magazines too. :0)
Or you could do it straight on to regular paper, saves all that glue.
That would look great too. :0)Thank you for stopping by and watching. :o)