This was a neat idea. It reminded me of when I was a little girl we would use the Sunday comics or a comic book and lay a piece of wax paper, wax side down, over a picture and scratch the surface and it would lift the picture off the paper. You could then lay it down on a plain sheet of paper and scratch again and it would print it onto the new paper. Thanks for that old old memory.
What a lovely memory! Sunday comics were a delight for my brother and me in the 60s as well. But I don't think we ever used the creative transfer idea! Thanks for sharing.
@@annekenlon Well Anne, I am a lot older than you so I would imagine by the 60's it had gone out of vogue. I was doing this back in the 40's. LOL BTW, I just bought the glue and tips (those fine ones), the glue brand is called Craft Glue by Oycevila. I don't know if that is the same glue or not, but I am having a difficult time squeezing the bottle. Do you dilute this to make it easier? I have RA so I don't have a lot of strength in my hands.
Glad you found it, too! Yes, I've not purchased wash ever since I started doing this technique. It works so perfectly, especially on thin and old paper. I love it for old handwriting!
Great idea to create faux washi take. I am very impressed with the fact you are keeping your videos down in the 30-minute mark. I love to watch longer videos too, but when people spend the majority of the time just showing me how to cut and then begin to glue in an assembly line 20 things I end up skipping a lot because it is so repetitive for at least 30 to 40 minutes. Thank you for keeping that in mind. I'm also really enjoying the fact that you are using literally junk which is where the idea for a junk Journal came from, instead of a lot of purchased things to print out or buy in the store. And since I don't have a printer I am loving what you are showing.
You are giving me such welcome feedback - thank you! Yes, I like to shoot for a half hour - that's usually long enough for me to squeeze in an idea or two, and I'm glad to know it works well for you, too! And like you, I really enjoy using old-school original materials instead of buying or printing new stuff - for me, it's much more fun (and green) that way!
It's funny you mention the book you tossed since I'm always having to be careful what I use from really old books as well. I love the really old pages already being distressed/ foxed, BUT I always have to thoroughly scan every single page because there can really been some objectionable content from time to time that I definitely don't want ending up on a card or journal page. Same thing with dictionary and thesaurus pages. Gotta make sure there's nothing inappropriate.
Isn't that the truth! Sometimes I am shocked at the content in old history books - outright racism - I have no problem at all throwing those books out, out out! Fortunately there is plenty of wonderful content we can craft with, too! Thanks for being vigilant!
I love this…and I believe if you were to soak them in water the paper would come off and the print would stay on the tape and I think it will be sticky again. I’ve seen it done with packing tape before. So fun though.
I did receive some of this several years ago from a couple of girls from the Philippines. I thought it was wonderful, it was before i had ever saw washi tape. Great video, thank you😊
Thanks for the tip Anne, had fun while watching your video. Worked a treat, even though I only had shiny tape, I have put strips of masking tape on baking paper and stamped on it create strips of interest for collage, easy to remove. love from Australia.
Wow! This is one of those ideas that makes one say “why didn’t I think of that!” Thank you Anne for this simple and easy peasy way to make washi tape! I assume the tape with still take to the paper if we use Tim Holtz distress inks or coffee dye the pages first! I’m trying your method out as soon as I get home from the office! Thank you & have a fabulous day!
Cherri, you’re the best with all these great thoughts! Yes, I used the technique just today on a book page with lots of distress ink on it and it picked up both the text and color just fine. Every pull is different. I kinda can’t get enough of it!
@@annekenlon hi Anne happy to hear that! I was in my craft room the moment I got home mass making these! My hubby had to come looking for me and ask about dinner! 😂😂😂 I’m going to have to binge watch your past videos being a fairly new subscriber! Hugz💖
This looks great!! Have you tried storing on an inside cover of a binder, on a page protector, or anything non porous? This is going to be fun to play with.
Vilma, muchas gracias por este amable comentario. ¡A mí también me gusta encontrar artículos decorativos fáciles sin tener que gastar dinero! Gracias por mirar.
I love this, what a great idea. I brought a magazine and matte tape with me to work to try at lunch time. I wonder if it would work to leave the tape on the page and peel off when you're ready to use it? This way you could still make some ahead of time and they would store easier? Or maybe put them in a mixed media book to flatten out after peeling them off?
I love this..thank you. How about using double sided tape with one side on a shiny surface to just make a sticker..I thought about trying to see if that would work.
Thank you! I'm charmed that you're in Cornwall. I have visions of Doc Martin striding purposefully through the streets...or Ross Poldark brooding as he stares out to sea! Thanks for watching!
Thanks, Diane! I made several of those little booklets a few years ago and they're super handy. I wasn't making videos then, but I'd be happy to make a video if you'd like to see it. It's sort of an unusual process, actually. Thanks for the idea, I'll put it on the list!
Just wondering if you lightly dusted the back of the strips with powder or cornstarch or laid them out on parchment paper to store them. Just a thought. Thanks for the clever idea.
Thanks for ideas to decorate my bass guitar music books. The bass clef, just by itself, is deep and boring. And those dotted quarter notes! So "in between" and wishy-washy!
I like the way you are experimenting as you go😊
Definitely experimenting! Thanks, Suzy!
Great project!
Thank you so much!
this was really fun & different! (and easy) Thank you so much! first time I've seen your channel - I liked & subscribed :D
This was a neat idea. It reminded me of when I was a little girl we would use the Sunday comics or a comic book and lay a piece of wax paper, wax side down, over a picture and scratch the surface and it would lift the picture off the paper. You could then lay it down on a plain sheet of paper and scratch again and it would print it onto the new paper. Thanks for that old old memory.
What a lovely memory! Sunday comics were a delight for my brother and me in the 60s as well. But I don't think we ever used the creative transfer idea! Thanks for sharing.
@@annekenlon Well Anne, I am a lot older than you so I would imagine by the 60's it had gone out of vogue. I was doing this back in the 40's. LOL BTW, I just bought the glue and tips (those fine ones), the glue brand is called Craft Glue by Oycevila. I don't know if that is the same glue or not, but I am having a difficult time squeezing the bottle. Do you dilute this to make it easier? I have RA so I don't have a lot of strength in my hands.
I've resisted buying washi tape so far. Glad that I ran across this. Oh, boy!
Glad you found it, too! Yes, I've not purchased wash ever since I started doing this technique. It works so perfectly, especially on thin and old paper. I love it for old handwriting!
Seen similar technique using tape and magazine and soaking in water to make nail decals
Great idea to create faux washi take. I am very impressed with the fact you are keeping your videos down in the 30-minute mark. I love to watch longer videos too, but when people spend the majority of the time just showing me how to cut and then begin to glue in an assembly line 20 things I end up skipping a lot because it is so repetitive for at least 30 to 40 minutes. Thank you for keeping that in mind. I'm also really enjoying the fact that you are using literally junk which is where the idea for a junk Journal came from, instead of a lot of purchased things to print out or buy in the store. And since I don't have a printer I am loving what you are showing.
You are giving me such welcome feedback - thank you! Yes, I like to shoot for a half hour - that's usually long enough for me to squeeze in an idea or two, and I'm glad to know it works well for you, too! And like you, I really enjoy using old-school original materials instead of buying or printing new stuff - for me, it's much more fun (and green) that way!
It's funny you mention the book you tossed since I'm always having to be careful what I use from really old books as well. I love the really old pages already being distressed/ foxed, BUT I always have to thoroughly scan every single page because there can really been some objectionable content from time to time that I definitely don't want ending up on a card or journal page. Same thing with dictionary and thesaurus pages. Gotta make sure there's nothing inappropriate.
Isn't that the truth! Sometimes I am shocked at the content in old history books - outright racism - I have no problem at all throwing those books out, out out! Fortunately there is plenty of wonderful content we can craft with, too! Thanks for being vigilant!
How about using a bone folder or a spoon to get a better adhesion of the tape to paper? Bet that might help!!
Thanks, Cathleen, and yes, I've been doing that lately, too!
Great idea Anne, thankyou😊
OMG. I love this technique. I have never seen anything like this
Thank you so much! I used it again in the handwriting video, just published tonight!
I love this…and I believe if you were to soak them in water the paper would come off and the print would stay on the tape and I think it will be sticky again. I’ve seen it done with packing tape before. So fun though.
This is amazing thank you for inspiring us 🦋
Wow, I'll have to try that, too! Thanks! Talk about leveling up!
Interesting technique.
Love the idea! I especially like the idea of picking up just a word or two!
Of course I was really thinking of you with "volunteer"!!!
I did receive some of this several years ago from a couple of girls from the Philippines. I thought it was wonderful, it was before i had ever saw washi tape. Great video, thank you😊
Holy cow! How cute and unique is this! Love it
Glad you like it!
Great results this is new to me never seen before 😊😊
Loved this idea and I’m running with it. 😂❤. Shared you on my channel. ❤️. I love that it’s so convenient 🙏🏻🕊🌈❤️💯
Awesome! Thank you so much - and yes, it's ever so convenient!
That is cool. Such a simple thing. Why didn’t I think of this. Thank you.
Love this idea! You can stick the pieces to clear acetate to store them and store in a binder or folder.
Great idea! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the tip Anne, had fun while watching your video. Worked a treat, even though I only had shiny tape, I have put strips of masking tape on baking paper and stamped on it create strips of interest for collage, easy to remove. love from Australia.
Anne this is a super idea! Tyfs!
Gayle has been referring people to you so here I am 😊
Thank you very much! I hope you have a lot of fun here, too!
What a neat idea to use regular old scotch tape! Love how the card turned out. Thanks so much!
Fantastic tip! Can't wait to try this 💛
What a wonderful idea. I want to give this a try. Thanks for sharing
It's so easy - you'll love it! Thanks for watching, Robin!
I'm gonna give this a try 😊
Thanks, Terri - you'll love how easy it is!
Very cool!
Great video. Can’t wait to try it. Thank you ❤
Really cool idea!
Thanks! Have fun with your tape!
What a great video! Thank you so much. I will definitely use this idea.
Glad it was helpful! It's a technique I use over and over again - thanks for watching!
Wow! This is one of those ideas that makes one say “why didn’t I think of that!” Thank you Anne for this simple and easy peasy way to make washi tape! I assume the tape with still take to the paper if we use Tim Holtz distress inks or coffee dye the pages first! I’m trying your method out as soon as I get home from the office! Thank you & have a fabulous day!
Cherri, you’re the best with all these great thoughts! Yes, I used the technique just today on a book page with lots of distress ink on it and it picked up both the text and color just fine. Every pull is different. I kinda can’t get enough of it!
@@annekenlon hi Anne happy to hear that! I was in my craft room the moment I got home mass making these! My hubby had to come looking for me and ask about dinner! 😂😂😂 I’m going to have to binge watch your past videos being a fairly new subscriber! Hugz💖
This looks great!! Have you tried storing on an inside cover of a binder, on a page protector, or anything non porous?
This is going to be fun to play with.
Just found your channel!! I sub’d!! Awesome stuff!!
Thank you so much, Heidi! I do love finding new ideas to bring to you - I'm so happy you're here!
I made some too loved this idea. ❤
Wonderful! So glad you're also using this fun technique. Thanks for watching!
Great idea and great results. Merci 😊
Just brilliant - thank your I’ve just bought heaps of washi tape but I’m going to do this for sure. Just subscribed 👍
I like it, have seen it before too. I found your channel by accident so subscribed. ❤
wow super fun!
Me encanto la ides asi tendre los Washi que me guste sin gastar dinero Gracias Maestra Bendiciones
Vilma, muchas gracias por este amable comentario. ¡A mí también me gusta encontrar artículos decorativos fáciles sin tener que gastar dinero! Gracias por mirar.
LOVE this technique! Thanks for sharing this with us! Now I can’t wait to try it!
You are so welcome! Have fun!
I love this, what a great idea. I brought a magazine and matte tape with me to work to try at lunch time. I wonder if it would work to leave the tape on the page and peel off when you're ready to use it? This way you could still make some ahead of time and they would store easier? Or maybe put them in a mixed media book to flatten out after peeling them off?
I think you're onto something with the storage idea, Mindy! So smart! Thanks for sharing!
Great technique and a beautiful tag!
what a good idea!!!
Awesome project idea.Thank you for sharing 😀🦋
Very cool idea. The tag came out fantastic, will subscribe to your channel so I can see what other cool ideas you come up with😊. Thanks for sharing😊
Thank you so much!
New subscriber here. Interesting. Perhaps you could store the tape on a plastic sheet from page protector. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
Wrapping paper will work
It absolutely will! Thanks for watching!
COOL 😎
I love this..thank you. How about using double sided tape with one side on a shiny surface to just make a sticker..I thought about trying to see if that would work.
Great idea!
I just came across your channel and I love this idea! Awesome ❤
Yay! Thank you!
Thank you. I've tried it with masking tape and sellotape but never with Scotch tape. I know what I will be doing. Hello from Cornwall, UK
Thank you! I'm charmed that you're in Cornwall. I have visions of Doc Martin striding purposefully through the streets...or Ross Poldark brooding as he stares out to sea! Thanks for watching!
Did you make the little book you were decorating? It looks very interesting but l couldn’t find a video of you making it.
Thanks, Diane! I made several of those little booklets a few years ago and they're super handy. I wasn't making videos then, but I'd be happy to make a video if you'd like to see it. It's sort of an unusual process, actually. Thanks for the idea, I'll put it on the list!
@@annekenlon oh yes I’d love to see that. Thank you.
Just wondering if you lightly dusted the back of the strips with powder or cornstarch or laid them out on parchment paper to store them. Just a thought. Thanks for the clever idea.
Super great idea about the powder - thanks!
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And I would like 2 no, where to find that tape.
Should be available at any office supply store or grocery store - or online. Scotch tape.
Thanks for ideas to decorate my bass guitar music books. The bass clef, just by itself, is deep and boring. And those dotted quarter notes! So "in between" and wishy-washy!
Go for it, my brother! Thanks for watching! ❤️❤️❤️
Maybe keep your washi tapes on some wax paper
Now that's a great idea! Thank you so much!