I’ve watched about 10 hours on acrylic mediums (media?) I am now so confused, BUT! You’re the FIRST one who put black behind it, everyone else was spreading pastes and modeling clay white on white…. Isn’t it basic, to think that nobody can actually see anything? So thank you for having creativity AND common sense!
What a lovely thing to say. Many thanks for taking the time to give me feedback. Much appreciated xxxx. Keep well and warm, all the very best, Louise x
Watching you experiment is one of my most enjoyable youtube experiences. You are so unique, it’s very very fun to watch someone with such a creative mind exploring the things of the world
Wow, Louise, my head is spinning with ideas. Thank you for sharing your process and your excitement! Although I like all the papers you created, I am drawn to the string grid the most. They all come to life when you add color. The black backdrop was so helpful. Cath.⚘️⚘️
Brilliant! I love the strings idea for a window pane paper effect. I suggest dipping the strings into the glue before putting them down onto the first layer. They stayed put for me. Thanks so much!
what Beautiful papers, thanks for sharing with us. I hope your studio is back in shape soon. Just FYI, the volume here is quite low. But no worries, I thouroughly enjoyed this video
I loved seeing this work today. I immediately thought to make tissue paper "ghosts" for halloween. White tissues with holes...and then collaged over black background. Thank you for sharing this with the world.❤❤❤❤👻👻👻👻👻👻👻
So happy to see that you have uploaded. I’ve wanted to use lacy mulberry paper for collage, but had the same reluctance due to its regularity in pattern and cost prohibitive sizes (too small for my needs). Thank you so much for sharing your discoveries. So much diversity and so many possibilities!
This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing your techniques. The decorative papers are so expensive and I find I am rather judicious with them. Now I can make my own. Brilliant!
Oh My Word!! I've been looking for this process for more than a Year. I love this so much and I want to try this in my own art work. Thank you, Thank You, Thank You for this wonderful video! It looks like loads of fun!
Hi Glad this is useful. It would be lovely to see some of the work you produce on the facebook group - facebook.com/groups/louisejannettacreateart. Many thanks for watching and all the very best, Louise
I just happened upon this video after watching something else. I must say I’ve never seen anything like this before. It is so fascinating and inspiring! I can’t wait to give some of these a try! I look forward to watching many more of your videos!
Hi.glad you enjoyed it! It was a lucky bit of inspiration and a lovely idea to share. I hope I can come up with some more. Been really busy for a while, but will come back online soon. Many thanks for watching, and happy creativity X😀
I think these turned out much nicer than the commercially available ones! They are beautiful... Thank you so much for sharing this, I can't wait to make some. I'm ordering my cords right now and doing a few sizes so I can pick which would work better for me then just return those I don't want. Thank you again, you are so very kind and generous!
Thank you so much Louise, I really really enjoyed watching you create these beautiful and stunning pieces. I really really Love ❤❤❤❤❤ every single one of them. Makes me smile and very happy too. It also makes me want to go up to my craft room and start some too. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags
Hi Mags, very happy that it's been helpful and enjoy your creative momentum XXX😀Thank you for the lovely comment and well wishes; keep warm and well to you too. All the very best, Louise😀
Hi Kathleen. Glad it was helpful! I can't wait to put them to use on an abstract and I'll be making loads of them to put in my collage treasure trove. XX😀
Louise I really appreciate you taking the time to share these fun and wonderful and smart ways to make our own texture papers. Im a newbie and I find art so satisfying and happy. Thank you truly.
You are so welcome! Thanks for taking the time to give feedback; it's much appreciated. Enjoy. Creating is mindful and satisfying; enjoy your new journey😀
Although I try to not use weak plastic bags when I am shopping sometimes I get them when I have home deliveries despite asking for them not to use them. I find the bags useful in my craft room and will be using them as the non stick surface when I practice this technique. Occasionally using other techniques the ink from the bags may transfer but I think that only adds to the finished piece unless I am wanting a monochrome end result. Years ago I used to machine knit very loosely to create a wide space mesh, soak that in dilute pva, place it between tissue layers, sometimes multiple layers if I needed a strong piece. It came in very handy when my then 8 year old was playing a Roman soldier in his school play as it made excellent armour. It resulted in my doing more for all the soldiers. I made the others during a workshop in the junior school with the children measuring each other, colouring the finished pieces, adding decorations for rivets and such. For the following years play the teacher asked if I could do the same technique to help make a crocodile costume for their Peter Pan play. Happy memories, I am pleased to be reminded of those times.
Hi again. I have also been experimenting with loose knit to create interesting textures. I love your incredibly inventive approach. Xxx Thanks very much for the fantastic tip. All the best and see you again, Lou x
I dunno what happemed to my comment! But... it's so good to watch you, hear you explain your process. And the papers are gorgeous! When you think how expensive they are to buy, and then watching you makes it look easy. I'm going to have a go. They're all fab, even the packaging you dont like! Mx
This is great!! I've been seeing these cool papers being used but couldn't justify the cost of them... I think I will try this with the backing layers of napkins. Also, I have a whole big tin full of spools of sewing thread...who knew it gets old and mucks up your sewing machine? And I want to figure out those circles, bee hives or something like it. I had tried circles by using threads and gel medium but it didn't work out. Thank you for giving me inspiration for my mad scientist gene!!
Wasps nest are so beautifully constructed and so delicate. They look and feel like paper, perhaps that is why XXX Many thanks for watching, all the very best, Louise
i am so glad that i discovered you recently. you are a wonderful, inspiring and generous teacher. i appreciate all of your videos so much and thank you louise for offering clearly your love and passion for your work.
@@LouiseJannetta your videos are such a delight.......i watch some of then several times. also.....i saw somewhere that there was a facebook group where people that suscribed to you could share but i haven't gotten a response back. is that group still happening?
@@LouiseJannetta thank you..... looking forward to seeing what your other followers are doing. i haven't tried it yet but i'm looking forward to trying joomchi thanks to your inspiring video.
These masterful techniques you create are thrilling for me! Thank you for showing & explaining everything as this thrills me to be able to make these luscious specialty papers! You wave your wand (brush!), and the magic happens. I've been wanting these papers, but their prices are exorbitant. Your ideas, all your videos, illuminate my passion for paper arts. Thank YOU so much. 💎✴️🌿✨️🦋✨️🌿✴️💎
This is absolutely fabulous. Several months ago I experimented trying to replicate agura lace without a great deal of success but love your methods. I love working with that packaging paper mesh and don’t find it too regular. I spray it over something else so it acts as a stencil at the same time. I’ve never thought of wetting it first though. I use it a lot in my art. I’ve also made circles with fibres on tissue paper and when you glue it down the tissue becomes invisible. I’ve always used acrylic based media and never had any problems with painting it afterwards. Another thing I do is punch holes in those accordion folded medication leaflets, then unfold them and spray over something else so they act as a stencil as before. The printing on them adds interest. They tear beautifully along the perforations made with the crop-a-file. Fun fun fun!!
Thank you - loads of good tips, I love using easily sourced, inexpensive materials that can add to our markmaking. Thanks again for sharing your own process and methods. We all invent ways of working, and the sharing process allows us to learn and experience alternatives to add to our repertoire. Many thanks, and happy creating XXX 😀All the very best for the festive season and beyond, Louise X😀
@@LouiseJannetta Thanks for your lovely reply - and yes, couldn’t agree more about using readily available materials. I love making art with rubbish and recycled materials! Hope you have a great Christmas too!
Came across your video and so glad I did. Thank you for sharing these wonderful, yet simple techniques, the results are stunning. I will definitely be trying them. 👏❤
Thank you to the RUclips algorithm that brought this video to my feed because it's marvelous! I love that you've done this and showed us so we can save a bit of money and have fun doing it. Subscribing! ~Velvet
these papers, the textures, the colors... it's all so wonderful. so grateful that you share your creative ideas with us, hardly notice the traffic sounds! i wonder if the wiggly packing paper that you didn't like and eventually abandoned would be easier to handle if you layer it between pieces of tissue paper...? thank you so much for the continual inspiration. (your use of string and threads for texture makes me think of your past work, creating beautiful tree images out of thread...)
Thanks, Alice; I'm getting loads of good tips. 😀And also, yes, these methods lead to one another; past methods certainly inform our process. X Look after yourself, and all the best, Lou😀
Oh my word, this is just what I love for collage work. I only wish you would've completely done the no.3 packing paper one, I think that's most interesting to me. Of course I love them all. This is so great for those of us on limited budgets. I love to get right into it and turn it into some gorgeous. I think metallic add to these would be fabulous. Thank you so much for this wonderful video and your sharing this with us.
Somehow, I just discovered you this evening, and SO very happy that I did!! This technique is beyond cool and so unique! I really can't wait to check out more and more of your tutorials, as I just subscribed to you, Louise. Thank you for sharing this amazing technique.
Thank you! I enjoy a challenge, and the studio will be much better for the work needed. I hope you and yours have a wonderful festive break; keep well and warm. All the very best, Louise😀
I just came across your video in my recommended list. I'm glad that I watched. Thank you for sharing these fascinating ideas. I just subscribed to your channel!!
I like the technique. It reminds me of making joomchi paper. Like you, I like the more organic shapes and textures rather than being able to identify wat something was before. Thanks for sharing your process.
These were joomchi inspired, I think I tred to find a simpler, easier method to achieve what is very labour intensive in joomchi X. Joomchi still has its own attributes that cnnot be replicated. Thank you for watching and so glad you enjoyed it. All the best, Louise.
Great technique. For me, the hardest part will be waiting for the glue to dry. I might try working on freezer paper (instead of cellophane) and then using a heat gun to dry the tissue paper. For really bright colors, acrylic ink might work.
That's a great tip to use the freezer paper; I don't know why I didn't think about that. Much more eco-friendly and probably cheaper. Many thanks again X 😀
It would be interesting to use those pieces to “print” onto other paper as well, while you’re adding the initial colours. Would create some lovely marks & colours
Omg im soooo happy u came up on my thread today! Wud u believe i started doing this immediately lol!! Sadly i ran out of twine but used cotton threads and they are all hanging up to dry and this my my 3rd video of yours im bingewatching !! Thank u! New sibscriber and new artist!!!❤
Wow Louise - you just reminded me that I actually have a couple of sheets of the purchased Lacey papers somewhere. I agree with you that the more organic ones, self-made, are preferable. I am dying to know whether you have tried using these in a 'chine colle' context ?
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Louise I love this so much....thank you for sharing this demonstration of your masterful work!!
Thanks so much 😊Thank you for watching X
I’ve watched about 10 hours on acrylic mediums (media?) I am now so confused, BUT! You’re the FIRST one who put black behind it, everyone else was spreading pastes and modeling clay white on white…. Isn’t it basic, to think that nobody can actually see anything? So thank you for having creativity AND common sense!
Hia, thank you for watching and glad I got something right hehe XX😀The black really showed off the colours too X
Very creative and interesting . Continue to show how you used these papers in projects . Thanks .
These are glorious, as you said.
I have never seen such beauty created with paper. Thank you so much. 🥰
What a lovely thing to say. Many thanks for taking the time to give me feedback. Much appreciated xxxx. Keep well and warm, all the very best, Louise x
" Painting for Paintings sake".
Thank You🎉❤
One of the great joys of it all. - Enjoy. 🍀
Watching you experiment is one of my most enjoyable youtube experiences. You are so unique, it’s very very fun to watch someone with such a creative mind exploring the things of the world
Hi Mary. Thank you! 😊I am certainly having fun. keep well and all the best, Louise X😀
Wow, Louise, my head is spinning with ideas. Thank you for sharing your process and your excitement! Although I like all the papers you created, I am drawn to the string grid the most. They all come to life when you add color. The black backdrop was so helpful. Cath.⚘️⚘️
Hi cath, thanks for the lovely omments. Sooo happy that you find it useful, enjoy. Many thanks for watching X
Seriously, wow - totally original and beautiful!
Thank you. Thnaks for taking the time to give me such lovely feedback, so happy that you like it. XX😀
Thank you so much - I'm so excited to try! Thank you for your generosity in sharing 😊
You are so welcome!
What a brilliant idea. Thank you.
My pleasure many thanks for watching X😀
Brilliant! I love the strings idea for a window pane paper effect. I suggest dipping the strings into the glue before putting them down onto the first layer. They stayed put for me. Thanks so much!
Great idea! thanks for the rip X. Many thanks for watching and glad you are enjoying it. All the very best, Louise😀
These papers are absolutely stunning👌‼️ Color applied , brings them to life. Thank You so much, Louise Jannetta .♥️💐🙏
You are very😀 welcome!
what Beautiful papers, thanks for sharing with us. I hope your studio is back in shape soon. Just FYI, the volume here is quite low. But no worries, I thouroughly enjoyed this video
You’re so wonderfully talented; this process was truly clever and interesting! Thank you for posting :)
You are so welcome! Many thanks for watching x. All the best, Louise
Thanks, you’re very inspiring and knowledgeable.
My very first super thanks, thank you sooooo much. X😊
I loved seeing this work today. I immediately thought to make tissue paper "ghosts" for halloween. White tissues with holes...and then collaged over black background. Thank you for sharing this with the world.❤❤❤❤👻👻👻👻👻👻👻
Great idea, they will look fab. Xxx happy creating x
So happy to see that you have uploaded. I’ve wanted to use lacy mulberry paper for collage, but had the same reluctance due to its regularity in pattern and cost prohibitive sizes (too small for my needs). Thank you so much for sharing your discoveries. So much diversity and so many possibilities!
This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing your techniques. The decorative papers are so expensive and I find I am rather judicious with them. Now I can make my own. Brilliant!
Glad it's helpful, and you.get to experiment and discover your own speciality papers. Enjoy xxxx
Oh My Word!! I've been looking for this process for more than a
Year. I love this so much and I want to try this in my own art work.
Thank you, Thank You, Thank You for this wonderful video!
It looks like loads of fun!
Hi Glad this is useful. It would be lovely to see some of the work you produce on the facebook group - facebook.com/groups/louisejannettacreateart. Many thanks for watching and all the very best, Louise
I just happened upon this video after watching something else. I must say I’ve never seen anything like this before. It is so fascinating and inspiring! I can’t wait to give some of these a try! I look forward to watching many more of your videos!
Hi.glad you enjoyed it! It was a lucky bit of inspiration and a lovely idea to share. I hope I can come up with some more. Been really busy for a while, but will come back online soon. Many thanks for watching, and happy creativity X😀
I think these turned out much nicer than the commercially available ones! They are beautiful... Thank you so much for sharing this, I can't wait to make some. I'm ordering my cords right now and doing a few sizes so I can pick which would work better for me then just return those I don't want. Thank you again, you are so very kind and generous!
My pleasure, glad the video is helpful. All the best, Louise😀
What really great papers! Good to see a video from you again.
Thanks so much! 😊Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy making some yourself. All the best, Louise😀
Thank you so much Louise, I really really enjoyed watching you create these beautiful and stunning pieces. I really really Love ❤❤❤❤❤ every single one of them. Makes me smile and very happy too. It also makes me want to go up to my craft room and start some too. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags
Hi Mags, very happy that it's been helpful and enjoy your creative momentum XXX😀Thank you for the lovely comment and well wishes; keep warm and well to you too. All the very best, Louise😀
Louise, I wondered about making affordable lace paper. Thank you for your demo. I really like the string grid piece.
Hi Kathleen. Glad it was helpful! I can't wait to put them to use on an abstract and I'll be making loads of them to put in my collage treasure trove. XX😀
So lovely!!!!! Thank you for your demo.❤
Thank you for watching and very glad you like it. All the very best, Louise x
Stunning! U are fabulous at this textural exploration.. So sorry tohear about the damage to your roof. Hope it is sorted quickly for you. Best R
Hi Robert. Thanks for the kind comments all the very best Louise😀
Sorry about your upheaval re the roof. I really appreciate you doing a video. Thanks for a great demo Louise. Love what you made. 💯💥👍👍👍
Many thanks for your well wishes and support. All the very best to you and yours, Louise😀
YOU ARE AMAZING!!!! I just found you…I don’t know why it took me so long.
Love your channel too, I have subscribed.X😀
I can't wait to try these techniques! Thanks for sharing! These are lovely papers!!!
You are so welcome!Many thanks for watching and have fun. 😀
Thank you for sharing these superb textured papers. What wonderful collage foder!!
You are very welcome! Glad you like them. 😀
Louise I really appreciate you taking the time to share these fun and wonderful and smart ways to make our own texture papers. Im a newbie and I find art so satisfying and happy. Thank you truly.
You are so welcome! Thanks for taking the time to give feedback; it's much appreciated. Enjoy. Creating is mindful and satisfying; enjoy your new journey😀
Very cool! Yes those papers are expensive- therefore I use my purchased papers sparingly. I do like the idea of making my own!
Hi, yes it's a good find, very helpful. Glad you like them and many thanks for watching. X😀
Another amazing inspirational free art tutorial .Thanks Louise jannetta nice to see you on the video and some of you art work .thanks again
My pleasure 😊I hope you get the chance to play with this idea. Many thanks for watching and all the very best, Louise😀
Awesome they look beautiful in your abstracts. Thank you for sharing. Lovely colors.
Thank you! Cheers! My pleasure and many thanks for watching. Glad you like it. Xx
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing
What a clever idea! thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching X😀
I’m looking forward to see you using them
Hi April I have already had a go X I will upload that video next. Many thanks for watching all the best, Lou 😀
Thank you, fascinating technique.
These papers are gorgeous. Thank you.
You are so welcome! Many thanks for watching. Keep well and all the best, Louise😀
Although I try to not use weak plastic bags when I am shopping sometimes I get them when I have home deliveries despite asking for them not to use them. I find the bags useful in my craft room and will be using them as the non stick surface when I practice this technique. Occasionally using other techniques the ink from the bags may transfer but I think that only adds to the finished piece unless I am wanting a monochrome end result.
Years ago I used to machine knit very loosely to create a wide space mesh, soak that in dilute pva, place it between tissue layers, sometimes multiple layers if I needed a strong piece. It came in very handy when my then 8 year old was playing a Roman soldier in his school play as it made excellent armour. It resulted in my doing more for all the soldiers. I made the others during a workshop in the junior school with the children measuring each other, colouring the finished pieces, adding decorations for rivets and such. For the following years play the teacher asked if I could do the same technique to help make a crocodile costume for their Peter Pan play. Happy memories, I am pleased to be reminded of those times.
Hi again. I have also been experimenting with loose knit to create interesting textures. I love your incredibly inventive approach. Xxx Thanks very much for the fantastic tip. All the best and see you again, Lou x
I dunno what happemed to my comment! But... it's so good to watch you, hear you explain your process. And the papers are gorgeous! When you think how expensive they are to buy, and then watching you makes it look easy. I'm going to have a go. They're all fab, even the packaging you dont like! Mx
Thanks again Margaret X I agree, they are a lovely find. ENJOY X😀
Excellent video - I love the packing paper version - and can see how well these pieces could be added to my 3D textile work. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!Thank you for watching hing x
This is great!! I've been seeing these cool papers being used but couldn't justify the cost of them... I think I will try this with the backing layers of napkins. Also, I have a whole big tin full of spools of sewing thread...who knew it gets old and mucks up your sewing machine? And I want to figure out those circles, bee hives or something like it. I had tried circles by using threads and gel medium but it didn't work out. Thank you for giving me inspiration for my mad scientist gene!!
Go for it! Have fun XXX Thanks for watching and so glad you have got something from the channel. All the very best, Louise😀
Wonderful! Wishing you good luck for speedy and sturdy studio repair.
Thank you very much! The studio needed modernising so this has been the push to get it done. X😀Keep well and all the very best, Louise
How wonderful. Can't wait to make a mess and try these techniques. Thank you!
My pleasure, run with it xxx ENJOY. Many thanks for watching xxx
this is so beautiful! i was not aware of the fantastic technique with paper. thank you for sharing it.
My pleasure, thanks for the comment and for watching. Happy creating X😀
I don't know why, but this put me in mind of beautiful wasp nests when you come across them
Wasps nest are so beautifully constructed and so delicate. They look and feel like paper, perhaps that is why XXX Many thanks for watching, all the very best, Louise
THAT WAS SO UNIQUE, AND FASCINATING! I ENJOYEDVIT, WISH I COULD HAVE THE ONE YOU DIDNT LIKE
Thank you so much and many thanks for watching and the lovely feeback. All the best, Louise X😀
This is FASCINATING! Oh, I definitely have to try this because it would be GORGEOUS in Surreal Collage! Thank you SO much for the inspiration! 🙂
Wow that sounds intriging, I would love to see what you create X Thanks for watching and all the best Lou X😀
I have never seen this before. Great idea, those papers are expensive ❤ Thank you for sharing ❤
Great glad it's of use. Enjoy x
Wow. Thank you so much for this generous, inspiring video!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching. All the best, Louise x
So many great ideas-can’t wait to try this.
Gorgeous, loved these, even the one with the packing paper. Thank you
You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.x
Gorgeous. Must try this myself. Thank you for the video.
Great, enjoy and many thanks for watching and for the lovely feedback. Keep well and warm all the best, Louise
Thanks for the wonderful ideas, I looked at many of your RUclips videos and I am so very inspired into my projects!
Hi again Anca, thanks you for the lovely feedback. Hve a great time creating. Enjoy XXX 😀
Excellent ideas! I will definitely be playing with various materials to see what I can make happen. Thanks.
Enjoy. Happy creating. X all the best ,Louise
i am so glad that i discovered you recently. you are a wonderful, inspiring and generous teacher. i appreciate all of your videos so much and thank you louise for offering clearly your love and passion for your work.
Thank you so much! You are very welcome. XX What a lovely greeting to wake up to x much appreciated X. Happy creating and all the very best, Louise XX
@@LouiseJannetta your videos are such a delight.......i watch some of then several times. also.....i saw somewhere that there was a facebook group where people that suscribed to you could share but i haven't gotten a response back. is that group still happening?
Hi and yes it's still up but I have to admit that I haven't been keeping an eye on it. I'll go over and accept you xxx My apologies x
@@LouiseJannetta thank you..... looking forward to seeing what your other followers are doing. i haven't tried it yet but i'm looking forward to trying joomchi thanks to your inspiring video.
Lovely art. Good speed getting the structure of your home properly in place.
Thank you so much 😊
Love these lacy paper ideas!
Glad you like them! I hope you get a chance to make yoour own, enjoy X😀
Wonderful technique!!
Awesome! Love them! Cannot wait to try it. Thank you so much.
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching and the kind feedback. All the very best, Louise😀
These masterful techniques you create are thrilling for me! Thank you for showing & explaining everything as this thrills me to be able to make these luscious specialty papers! You wave your wand (brush!), and the magic happens. I've been wanting these papers, but their prices are exorbitant. Your ideas, all your videos, illuminate my passion for paper arts. Thank YOU so much. 💎✴️🌿✨️🦋✨️🌿✴️💎
You are very welcome! Enjoy it all. Good luck and happy creativity. All the very best, Louise😀🍀
So generous with your knowledge! I love these ideas and will share them with my experimental art group.
Please do! Have fun XXX Please let them know about my RUclips channel as well XXX Enjoy X😀
Wonderful idea for that more organic feel! Maybe get some spray bottles for most utilized colors to help expedite the coloration process? Txz Jeanne
Great idea. Love spraying on paint. It can cause numerous little droplets. Xxx Glad you like the idea. I hope you get the chance to give it a go xx
This is absolutely fabulous. Several months ago I experimented trying to replicate agura lace without a great deal of success but love your methods. I love working with that packaging paper mesh and don’t find it too regular. I spray it over something else so it acts as a stencil at the same time. I’ve never thought of wetting it first though. I use it a lot in my art. I’ve also made circles with fibres on tissue paper and when you glue it down the tissue becomes invisible. I’ve always used acrylic based media and never had any problems with painting it afterwards. Another thing I do is punch holes in those accordion folded medication leaflets, then unfold them and spray over something else so they act as a stencil as before. The printing on them adds interest. They tear beautifully along the perforations made with the crop-a-file. Fun fun fun!!
Thank you - loads of good tips, I love using easily sourced, inexpensive materials that can add to our markmaking. Thanks again for sharing your own process and methods. We all invent ways of working, and the sharing process allows us to learn and experience alternatives to add to our repertoire. Many thanks, and happy creating XXX 😀All the very best for the festive season and beyond, Louise X😀
@@LouiseJannetta Thanks for your lovely reply - and yes, couldn’t agree more about using readily available materials. I love making art with rubbish and recycled materials! Hope you have a great Christmas too!
So glad I've found you 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯
Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy the channel. All the best for 2024 x
You are so inspiring! Thank you for another wonderful video.
You are so welcome!
Interesting going to try this, thank you for sharing
You’re welcome 😊
Omg this is such a great idea ..thank you ..
Glad you like it!😀Thank you for watching X😀
You’re very creative! Thank you for sharing!!!
My pleasure thank you for watching X Keep well and warm, Lou😀
So interesting! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching. All the best Louise X😀
Came across your video and so glad I did. Thank you for sharing these wonderful, yet simple techniques, the results are stunning. I will definitely be trying them. 👏❤
Thank you for watching X. Glad that they are helpful, enjoy X. Hopefully hear from you again. All the very best, Louise 😀
Thank you to the RUclips algorithm that brought this video to my feed because it's marvelous! I love that you've done this and showed us so we can save a bit of money and have fun doing it. Subscribing! ~Velvet
Wow, thank you! I hope you find lots of valuable ideas from my channel. Many thanks for watching and for your lovely comments. All the best, Louise😀
thank you so much for sharing this wonderful and inspiring process 💜
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. Many thanks for watching xxx
these papers, the textures, the colors... it's all so wonderful. so grateful that you share your creative ideas with us, hardly notice the traffic sounds! i wonder if the wiggly packing paper that you didn't like and eventually abandoned would be easier to handle if you layer it between pieces of tissue paper...? thank you so much for the continual inspiration. (your use of string and threads for texture makes me think of your past work, creating beautiful tree images out of thread...)
Thanks, Alice; I'm getting loads of good tips. 😀And also, yes, these methods lead to one another; past methods certainly inform our process. X Look after yourself, and all the best, Lou😀
Creativity at another level ❤
Thank you, what a lovely thing to say X
Oh my word, this is just what I love for collage work. I only wish you would've completely done the no.3 packing paper one, I think that's most interesting to me. Of course I love them all. This is so great for those of us on limited budgets. I love to get right into it and turn it into some gorgeous. I think metallic add to these would be fabulous. Thank you so much for this wonderful video and your sharing this with us.
Thank you so much! Great idea about the addition of matalic colours X Many thanks for watching and the lovely comments, have fun X😀
Oh my, I love this❣️ SO impressed! Thank you for sharing ❤️
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching. Glad it's helpful. All the best Lou x
Somehow, I just discovered you this evening, and SO very happy that I did!! This technique is beyond cool and so unique! I really can't wait to check out more and more of your tutorials, as I just subscribed to you, Louise. Thank you for sharing this amazing technique.
You are so welcome! So happy you like it, enjoy. Happy creating and all the very best, Louise
I heard almost all of your information and love this idea. ❤
Yes, sorry about the sound. I'm you could make it out xxxx. 😊 Thank you for watching xxx
Thank 🎉❤You for a wonderful, and helpful video. I wish you well with your challenge, and an amazing festive period. 💐🌿🎁 All the best. Toom@CapeTown
Thank you! I enjoy a challenge, and the studio will be much better for the work needed. I hope you and yours have a wonderful festive break; keep well and warm. All the very best, Louise😀
Love, love love this!!!!
Great, glad you like them. Have fun with it all X😀🍀
I just came across your video in my recommended list. I'm glad that I watched. Thank you for sharing these fascinating ideas. I just subscribed to your channel!!
Welcome! Thank you for subscribing and glad that there is something useful on the channel.😀
I like the technique. It reminds me of making joomchi paper. Like you, I like the more organic shapes and textures rather than being able to identify wat something was before. Thanks for sharing your process.
These were joomchi inspired, I think I tred to find a simpler, easier method to achieve what is very labour intensive in joomchi X. Joomchi still has its own attributes that cnnot be replicated. Thank you for watching and so glad you enjoyed it. All the best, Louise.
@@LouiseJannetta I like the technique for the same reason - similar but simpler. 🙂
This was a fantastic video. I can't wait to try
Hope you enjoy it!😀🍀
I will have to try this.
Great, enjoy, and many thanks for watching X
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Great technique. For me, the hardest part will be waiting for the glue to dry. I might try working on freezer paper (instead of cellophane) and then using a heat gun to dry the tissue paper. For really bright colors, acrylic ink might work.
That's a great tip to use the freezer paper; I don't know why I didn't think about that. Much more eco-friendly and probably cheaper. Many thanks again X 😀
I wonder, could you soak the string in glue before you add it to the tissue paper? I love the painted papers x
Hi Wendy, that is a grand idea. Many thanks Louise😀
So interesting! Thank you for showing your process! 😊
Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful. All the best, Louise😀
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Very interesting In cool techniques! I can't wait to try these Thank you
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching and letting me know. Have fun X😀
Very cool. You’ve inspired me. Thanks,
Such a good idea. Love it ❤
I can hardly hear you but love your ideals
Yes very sorry for the audio, I have improved it going forward. Thanks for watching x
Thanks. I do want to do mulberry felting so will continue to search for bamboo. I have used bubble ersp but bamboo looks easier to use. Thanks
My pleasure. Good luck and enjoy xxx
BRILLIANT video I’m really into this process trying all sorts of ideas even using a soldering iron! Thank you so much I just love your channel. 🎉❤ J/
You are very welcome, glad you like it, enjoy and happy creating x. All the best, Louise x
Fabulous! You always make the best papers and I’m very keen to try these out! ❤
Glad you like them! Have fun XX Thanks for watching Cindy X😀
It would be interesting to use those pieces to “print” onto other paper as well, while you’re adding the initial colours. Would create some lovely marks & colours
That's a great idea! We will certainly have to give that a go. Many thanks Lou X😀
Love this! I will be doing this.
Many thanks glad you like it XX😀
Omg im soooo happy u came up on my thread today! Wud u believe i started doing this immediately lol!! Sadly i ran out of twine but used cotton threads and they are all hanging up to dry and this my my 3rd video of yours im bingewatching !! Thank u! New sibscriber and new artist!!!❤
Oh wow!lovely comments. Soo happy you're enjoying it all xxx many thanks for watching and see you again. All the very best Lou x
Wow Louise - you just reminded me that I actually have a couple of sheets of the purchased Lacey papers somewhere. I agree with you that the more organic ones, self-made, are preferable. I am dying to know whether you have tried using these in a 'chine colle' context ?
Hi I had a look at your RUclips presence and then at your website. I love your work. 😀