Create Mixed Media Embellishments with Melted Tyvek | Recycled Used Envelopes

Do you get Tyvek envelopes in the mail? Have some Tyvek sheets laying around? Create some really cool, and easy, mixed media embellishments with Tyvek! Watch the video and I will show you how quick and easy it is to do. Just a little acrylic paint and a heat tool, and you are good to go!
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[@Melissa_Melissa_503]

You can buy tyvek envelopes as well. I was gifted some from a company that closed.

[@staceymcghee77]

I used to make beads out of Tyvek and make earrings out of them. I used to get the envelopes for free from the post office (this was several years ago). Like you said you probably would not want to do that now. You can't see the fumes but after a while it could be dangerous. I melted mine by an open window.

[@tuthillg]

So much fun! One of my friends, Zandra Cudney, used these kind of pieces for tails on mermaids. So cool and pretty! TFS the inspiration!

[@AmericansAtLarge]

Hey Sally! Super creative, you’ve been busy! That really is pretty!

[@lynwittman5304]

Appreciate that you like to experiment! I’m not a ‘schooled’ artist, but I love to play😄

[@SallyVanNuysMixedMediaArtist]

Lyn Wittman thanks so much. I’m self taught, too. I think that’s partly why we feel okay to experiment and play outside the “rules.” I don’t even know most of the rules! LOL! ❤️

[@spinningandwinningslotswit5241]

Another awesome video today....Keep spinning and winning

[@edlinvintagecollectables3921]

Nice you are good at this sally

[@RoseKingSweetTeaandRosez]

Really cool look to that

[@dantarradellas7351]

Awesome !!!!!

[@suefalls1600]

Turning upside down between two pieces of parchment! Heat that way!!! Joggles has a video!

[@LoganKohn]

Amazing work, awesome channel, subscribed and notification bell clicked!

[@SallyVanNuysMixedMediaArtist]

Awesome, thank you!

[@evelynrauseo467]

This is very interesting. If you have an office connection you should see if people would save those envelopes for you. Were the plastic fumes intense while it was melting? I was wondering about what it smelled like while you were melting it. TFS. I did. God bless and stay safe.

[@SallyVanNuysMixedMediaArtist]

Evelyn Rauseo I really didn’t notice any fumes. I have seen other people do it and mention fumes, but I didn’t get any really. ❤️