Napkin Play - Making Tags / Decoupage Napkins on Paper
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Making tags with gorgeous napkins, to use in Junk Journals, card making, happy mail etc.
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I made onion skin dye after watching your video and am amazed at the different colours, from pink to parchment. I asked my local fruit and veg shop for skins and they happily supplied heaps.
punch your punch through tin foil several times every now and then to make them sharp again. it works on all your cutting needs, like cutting blades and punches.
A punch I purchased also recommended using wax paper, every so often, as a lubricant. 👍
Thanks! I'll try that 🤩
Thanks for the tip on foil and wax paper!
Thanks for these tips that make well-used tools last longer!
Thank you for sharing your videos. I usually try to craft along. Quick suggestion...I use the napkins with small square pics (like the one you put aside at start) to make faux postage stamp embellishments, or on altered paperclips, or even twinches.
Awesome ideas, thank you!!!
Thank You so much, a great video and super cute inspiration. Love all that you have shared. Napkins are gorgeous.
Excellent!
très jolie video vos serviette en papier sont vraiment magnifiques merci!!!
Beautiful yet simple tags! Thank you
Beautiful. Simple elegance. I love loved love when you say "find your own way,". It makes me respect my own decisions so much more than I used to. Thank you
A little trick for you, when your punch, or scissors don't want to cooperate, use it several times on foil.
Thank you for the lovely video!
Thank you for watching Teresa!
Beautiful work! What measurements are these tags?
I’m a new crafter and I’m so happy I found your Chanel, you have Instilled confidence in me to just give it a go. I love everything I have seen you make and you explain how to make the items in a way I can understand , I have been very Unwell over the last few years and the Occupational therapist suggested crafting, thank you for sharing your talent in a kind and positive manner. Bless you.
I hope that you are feeling stronger and that you’ve been enjoying creating…. It is so beneficial to use one’s mind and hands to make beautiful and/or useful things 💐
I absolutely love watching you make things, especially because you only use things you have, and that doesnt include, dies, stamps, or any other thing that costs a ton of money. Thank you, thank you, thank you 💗
Thanks so much Kate :)
One of the best stamps is a lid or cap about 1 inch diameter. Dip it in black or white paint contrasting acrylic paint and make 3-5 marks on your page. Toothpaste caps make nice small circles. A new pencil erasure makes nice bold dots. When I first started, that's all I had. I mainly do frugal junk journals. I made a nice vine stencil from photo album plastic.
I love all the tags. They are one of my favorite things to work on, however I never have sense enough to quit embellishing! Sometimes a little restraint gives the best result.
I love these and the fact that you don't use digital prints is more my kind of journaling, use anything and everything to hand.
I’m enthralled and inspired! I adore your teaching style and thought process. I’m trying to mass make these and I may need a nap and a transfusion of ink in one vein and glue in the other!!!! TYFT
Hahah I love it!!
Very beautiful! Am 70 yrs old and just now have an interest in crafting. So trying to find my "groove" and see what interests me. You gave me some ideas thank you. BLESSINGS
Wow how exciting! Finding your groove, go for it!!! Follow your interests and passion, and have fun!!!
I love when I watch your videos that I always pick up a little tip. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned Papercrafter , I love how you always offer a little tips and tricks for all. I never thought of taking a credit card or store card and making it a corner template for tags, brilliant!
Thank you SO much Michelle!!
I appreciate how you change your mind and try other things. It's so helpful to know other artists do it and everything isn't so darn ' effortless'.
I am sure you already know this, but Ranger Archival ink pads are permanent and won't run with water, as well as a brand called Staz-on.
Natasha, I am truly enjoying binge watching your vids; you are clever and have a very pleasant demeanor. It feels like I'm having a cup of tea and crafting with a friend. I don't know if it's only me, but I fell like when you get fiddly with a project is when you come up with the best ideas. Shalom from Central Oregon US.
Thank you so much :)
If you use your punch on some aluminum foil, it will sharpen it.
So sweet and simple. I’ve been trying to figure out what to do with all the beautiful napkins I’ve hoarded over the years. Now I know! Thank you. 💕
I love these and what inspiration. Tags will be my next project. Thank you for the wonderful ideas. I loved all the tags and embellishments.
Very nice, a bit on the large side. The decoupage technique can be used on just about anything. I made my two year old grandson an Easter basket with his name and picture inside of it with this method.
Absolutely!! Thanks for watching!!
Gorgeous, as usual. I expect nothing less from you. You must do more vids - it makes me so happy to see your name on my notifications that I always rush to your tutorials.
Thank you so much Rachelle!!!!
I’ve been wanting to learn how to use the napkins. I love how you are so calm and not fussy!!
Oh, Natsha, the napins are fabulous. Your "tutorials" have never dissapoint.
👁👁 QUESTIONS: Is the blade in your Paper Trimmer, removable❓ If it is, why can’t you purchase REPLACEMENT BLADES by contacting the manufacture, if local craft stores no longer carry them❓
In USA, we sharpen ANY TYPE PUNCH or SCISSORS by folding in half, a piece of heavy-duty, aluminum kitchen foil - THEN punch/cut thru foil several times. Stop 🛑 & test the SHARPNESS then resume technique until you are satisfied
It is not removable.
👁👁 P.S. FORGOT TO ADD:
Finish sharpening by cut/punching thru kitchen WAX PAPER to lubricate them -
this really makes a BIG DIFFERENCE‼️
Our Fabric/Craft stores have a little hand held “gizmo” just to sharpen scissors - they also hire a professional to come one day per month with a sharpening “machine” for your more expensive scissors‼️
Sure hope this info helps
you and fans watching your videos❣️
Dianne🙋♀️in Arizona🌵🌵🌵USA, April 2022
You really are so easy to watch and listen to. Thank you for sharing your beautiful ideas!
Thank you so much!
Archival ink works well for stamping when using water soluble products, which I learned after I wrecked a project lol.
I read that PVA glue is also call book binding glue because it is a flexible glue for the way paper bends once binds. :)
Try ironing the backside of the tags with no steam I have encountered that issue the odd time and ironing the paper was the answer! TFS!
To sharpen punches, punch through some heavy aluminium foil then use wax paper to lubricate
What other purposes do these napkins serve? I got a while bunch after watching this tutorial. And apart from tags I don't know what to use them for?
I also use them as backgrounds in projects, and on book pages. Here are two videos you can have a look at to get more ideas : Book page pouches ruclips.net/video/N_D8epJltUg/видео.html and What to put in a junk journal ruclips.net/video/n9PzruQhwOw/видео.html
I also used one for cover of my personal junk journal.
You could also try using these tissues for decoupage, same method on wood or even glass bottles, lovely results. Another way would be to use them in other paper crafting projects, like book covers, as junk journal pages etc.
I use them on white or coloured cardstock, depending how each looks, and make card fronts from them.
@@sajejekyllhyde4647 agreed. I like to decoupage on bottles.
The napkin with the 2 inch squares would make great tiles, love them.
About your very dull hole punch - use Fabri-Fix on the metal to attach the plastic more permanently. Once that has dried, get a piece of aluminum foil and punch through it a couple of dozen times. That should sharpen the edges of the punch & make it work better. Absolutely LOVE your videos & your style. ;-)
Lovely tags, lovely napkin technique. Tfs!
I love it when you say I just want to hoard them awhile. You spoke to my heart, I have to be ready.
Natasha, take aluminum foil & punch holes in it with your single hole punch & it just might sharpen it. It works with my cricut blades, scissors, etc. I love your ideas!! 🙏❤️⚘️
Just love this! I do like decoupaging with napkins. Your tags are so beautiful! You come up with amazing ideas for decorating. And if your video ever turned into a super long one, I'd be fine with that! Love your talents! Thanks for all the inspiration, yet once again, Natasa! Big hugs 😘 Suzy
Thank you so much Suzy!!!! Big hugs to you too :)
You are both fantastic in every wat
Hi, I am absolutely loving your videos. You are so clear and concise with your instruction. BTW your black in is archival so yes it is waterproof, and if you pop a glue dot between the top cover and the clear plastic piece it will come off with the lid and you won't get inky fingers. Have a wonderful day.
💕Maybe try using aluminum foil and punch holes with hole punch to sharpen. 💕
🎄Merry 2022 Christmas.🎄
Just curious... why not use midge pudge? Is it too thick?🤗💕🦋. NEVER MIND 😂😂😂. You answered in video.
What do you do with the back side of the napkins? I don't really want to throw them away
You can scrunch them up and then glue onto a book cover so that you have texture and then paint over them. Just one example
@@TreasureBooks Thank you
Hi Natasha, I am watching so many of your videos and loving them all. You are so inspiring. I have been feeling so unconfident in myself and my crafting for a couple of yeas now after a trauma in my life and you have brought back my spark and inspired me to give it a go again and just see how my creations turn out. And I have made a couple of things from what you have taught me and I am again loving the process and how things are turning out, and I love that it doeant have to cost a fortune to make some very beautiful things. Thank you for bringing the old me back again with a smile and excitment and joy in what I can find to create with and in what I am creating. ♥ I am also wondering what ink pad you use please you mentioned distressed oxide but is there a particular brand and colour please? as I love the vintage look it gives. ☺You beautiful personality and quirkyness brings a smile to my day everyday as I am going through watching all of you wonderful and very informative videos of you amazing creativity.
Hello, I'm Rose from Vancouver, Canada. I find that punching through sand paper it will make it better, not like new but some. Cheers.
What you have done looks amazing. Thank you for sharing. Try sharpening your hole punch by punching through a few layers of aluminium foil. It works on my scissors so it should work on your punch. Blessings
Thank you Helen. I have tried the aluminium foil, but I've done it over and over and it no longer works :(
@@TreasureBooks Have you tried the super fine or fine wet and dry sanding paper, the black one. I used to use that when I taught folk art about twenty years ago. Sorry the foil didn't work for you. Bunnings is a good place to get the wet and dry from.
Hugs hon.
I love mistakes. They are best feature for me to work through. Beautiful work.
Totally agree! Thank you Amy!
I love this.
Completely addicted to Natasha's Treasure Books channel!
I tried this last night but it's still tacky. What did I do wrong?
Can I use Platikote spray on top of still tacky PVA glue?
I'm new to paper crafting and junk journaling. I really enjoy these videos .
You explain things soooooo well, I prefer your tutorials!
Where do you find such exquisite napkins? I go from store to store and just basic plain napkins. Guess I can always check Amazon.
Archival and Stazon are permanent inks. You can use waterbased mediums over it and it does not smudge.
Try punching though aluminum foil a few time for your hand punch. Running the foil through your cutter may help that also. I know it works for scissors. These tags are so pretty. I can't wait to try it. Thank you!
Hi so beautifull 💜where Canon I Bud this beautifull napkins?
Have a nice day bye Alexandra 💜
Waouhhhhhh superbe réalisation bravos merci bravo merci bravos merci 🦋👏
I just found you yesterday and have been collecting things to start making journals ,, you have inspired me soooo much,, thankyou ❤ another thing with your hole punch maybe run it through some tin foil to sharpen it ? Xx
Punch some holes through double or triple layers of aluminum foil and that SHOULD sharpen your hole punch a bit. It works for scissors, why not a hole punch.
I just love using napkins, you have a beautiful selection there! You always do something diffferent, and you are calm and very inspiring what you do! You are always enthusiastic and you get on with the job!!! Just love your channel!
Aw thank you so much Jan!!
Hi Natasha, I love what you do especially the tiny booklets and anything tiny you create. Would you kindly tell me where you got the small printer that was shown in one of your tutorials as well as the peel off decorative stickers that you use in some of the videos. I find it very helpful when the tools used are shown or discussed or where they can be purchased. I could watch you all day, but my dogs would be offended. Thank you for sharing your gift with your subscribers. I'm one.🥰
Thank you for the ideas, I think your stamp pad says Archival so it would NOT be water soluble. Awesome fine I just got one for 8.US dollars. And that bottle of glue what a bargain. I got a 8oz for over 13.US dollars.
To sharpen blade on paper cutter - have you tried cutting aluminum foil or sandpaper wirh the dull blade?
When I mass make ATC's or tags, or even bookmarks, I only decorate half way, such as these napkins. I don't punch a hole or attach ribbon or add words or cut tag corners. I stack them without embelishments or corners trimmed in containers according to size. When I need a card to fill a spot, that's when I punch a hole & add the ribbon in a color to fit the page and add a word in the correct direction. The reason I don't punch a hole or add words or focal point is because I might want that card to be a pocket or a tuck spot instead of a tag and a punched hole or words could interfer or be going the wrong way. It allows the perfect size card to be used in the right spot with the best ribbon or focal point if you finish decorating it later.
Beautiful tags! Thank you for the video. perhaps try punching some foil with the hole punch. it can sharpen it. Sandpaper should work too.
Really inspiring, thank you so much. They are so pretty.
Thank you so much!
Where do I find such beautiful napkins at.? I'm having a hard time finding beautiful napkins .
Natasha I have an inexpensive paper cutter and I can get replacement blades. Have you googled the brand you have and replacement blades? you may find them.
So pretty. I would never think to use napkins! Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much! I love your Work :)😍
Could you please tell me the name of the tool you are usine for the edges? Thank you so much! ❤🙏
I've heard you can sharpen the hole puncher by punching Tin/aluminum foil several times.
Thanx for truly enjoyable and informative videos!☘🌿🌱
Because it is so fragile with the napkin, could the book mark be sprayed with a gloss or lacquered finish?
Try punching through aluminum foil. That is supposed to sharpen scissors, so maybe it will work with punches?
Beautiful tags! I love them.
Hen hun.. Townsville Queensland here... how do i get an address to send happy mail...
Faux napkin rice paper…same as you do here but use a stick free silicone mat then once dry peel the napkin off! To make it even easier ruffle the very edge all around the napkin! It’s beautiful!
Your tags are beautiful. Try punching your hole punch through a piece of aluminum foil a few times. The aluminum is suppose to help sharpen metal edges. I know this works on rotary blades. I agree too, that I hate to buy something new if I already have the item.
For your punch, punch light sand paper. will give your punch a new life.
Where do you find these beautiful napkins? I live in US. I’ll look for these here!!
have you ever replaced the blade on your little cutter? you can purchase a completely new blade head for it I believe. Pam in Colorado. Thank you for the inspiration!
There were loads of commercials during you video. You might want to check the settings.
Need to use Archival Inks for stamping and adding water based mediums
Just watch your napkin tags and really like them! I have been thinking of getting some napkins lately and this is a good excuse to get them. thanks.
I've tried this after watching your video, it's so fun and beautiful thank you.
Good idea to make these as a respite from heavy making or in between ideas as it may spark creative ideas. Very relaxing too. thanks.XXB
You have the most amazing ideas, THANK YOU!
made my morning to see a notification about this video! beautiful tags natasha. I love decoupage it makes the ordinary extraordinary. TFS 😘xxx
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it :)
Hi Natasa! Thanks for the video. I'm now inspired to make tags. I was wondering what kind of sewing machine do you use? 🙂
Thank you :) I use Elna machine. The cheapest machine that I could find :)
I love the way you created tags from napkins! Great ideas, love them 🥰 Can’t wait to try it. 😁👍
Just a tip.... you can sharpen your punch hole maker by punching on aluminum foil!
punch through aluminum foil to sharpen your punch tool, or some fine grade sandpaper :)
Take your dull paper punch and punch out on fine sandpaper afew times. Should sharpen
These are so beautiful Awesome collection of napkins! I love the embellishing.
How do u get such beautiful prints of paper. They are awesome.
Try sharpening your hole punch by punching holes in aluminum foil a number of times with it, that might sharpen it up without having to buy another one.
Would you recommend a crafting sewing machine for these tags?
I'm not sure if anyone shared this, too many comments to read through, but if you use tin foil on your punches and cutters that does sharpen them a bit. Love you videos.
Maybe I missed it, but what do you do with the plain bottom layer of the napkins?
They were all very beautiful!! Where do you get your cute brads from.?
Try punching through some tin foil to sharpen the punch?
You can sharpen your hole punch by punching thru aluminum foil it might sharpen the cutting mechanism