Tissue Paper Texture Technique Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 28 фев 2013
- This tutorial covers creating a texture on any surface using tissue paper.
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PRODUCTS USED:
• Tissue paper (the kind you use in gift bags or you see stores use to protect your purchase, NOT the kind you use to blow your nose)
• Mod Podge glue, but you could use any glue that dries clear and is not tacky.
• White acrylic paint
• Ranger Distressed Stain Vintage Photo Color
• Patina & Inca Gold Paste 
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Watching this was like being engrossed in a thrilling movie in which you cannot wait to see how it ends up. Beautiful!
Thanks so much for the video. I have recently started book binding and bought a sheet of scrapbooking paper that's called Tea Stained leather, that gives the same effect. Everyone loved how it looked, but it does cost $2 a sheet. Your technique looks a lot better, gives me more control and is cheaper. Thanks again.
Love this technique. I have done a technique 'like' this for years now. I paint my book or object first, then put mod podge all over one side, the put a whole sheet of crumpled up tissue paper on top, gathering as I go if I want more texture. Quick work. Then you can add stain or not. I use this technique for background painting roses. It makes the leaves come out beautifully because of the texture. Thank you for sharing your technique.
Thanks again Laura. Love the simplicity of these covers and really hope I can achieve the same results. Great techniques.
Laura, I have watched so many craft tutorials and there are too many people talking about stuff that has nothing to do with what they are doing. Your tutorial was so refreshing and professonial it kept me watching til the very end. Thank you for doing this. It is was deffinetly worth the time it took you to make it.
Just wow. Fabulous tutorial. Stunning project. Clear instructions !! Thank you sooooo MUCH !!
I am so impressed. I have been looking to do something like this on a journal( my first BTW) and I just knew what I wanted for the cover, and just came across your technique. PERFECT. I know what I will be doing today! I am looking forward to checking other of your techniques and of course checking out your blog..Thank You
What a great technique; I will use it on my boxes. Wonderful teaching style!
What a refreshingly organized and professional tutorial. Thx.
That is such a beautiful way to decorate a surface! Thanks for the clear tutorial. You're a great teacher :0)
I love this method. This is fun on canvas too & gives me some more ideas 😊
I love this effect. I'm so glad I came across you and your lovely work. Tfs!
This is a gorgeous technique and I want to thank you for sharing!
Wow that is wonderful!! This is the look i have been tryin to get for my antique family photo album!!! Thank you so much for sharing!! I luv it!!
Wow! I have been looking to find a technique for dragon skin. Thank you for sharing this. Instruction was awesome, too. Can’t ty enough..
That's a clear to understand video and the result looks very professional. Thanks.
Fabulous Laura. Gonna try this on my altered books. Thanks for sharing.
WOW 😳 that's awesome I really love it ❤️ it's amazing how good it looks. Thank you so much
Simply beautiful! Thank you.
I have been following you for sometime especially your blog, I thank you for all that you share with us! I love this tech. I am working on a book now one side is done and I am loving it. Thanks so much. I am going to try your tin box book this week. Thanks!!
WONDERFUL TECHNIQUE! Thank you for sharing
This is an amazing technique!!! I have got to try this. It's beautiful!!! Thanks for the video.
Thanks for demonstration as I got some nice ideas for the next project....
Thanks April and I'm happy you enjoyed the tutorial
Thank you for sharing! I papered my first book last night and I can hardly wait to put finishing touches on it today. I was easier than i thought and it looks great :)
Excellent tutorial and technique. Thank you for sharing your talent!
I really enjoyed watching you video Laura can't wait until I am healed up so I can try some of your techniques...thank you for sharing you love of creating!
This came out Gorgeous!!!! 👏👏
Love the deeper texture of the small ripped pieces of tissue, I have done this with a single layer but I am trying your technique next time, Thanks for sharing, Kat
Beautiful books. Thanks for sharing your technique.
Glad I found you,your work is beautiful!
Wonderful technique and your boxes are gorgeous, thanks for sharing..
Love your ideas!
Loved your tutorial & I can't wait to try it out - thank you!! :)
Love it!. Guilders wax is my most favourite.
Absolutely stunning technique. Your projects are gorgeous! TFS
Thanks for sharing,great technique! Can't wait to try!
Thanks so much for this tutorial. It was very easy to follow. I plan on giving it a try today.
Great organized video. I like the technique.
I Love your technique! So new of an idea and it looks great!
Maleen
those are really beautiful pieces...
Great technique! Thank you for sharing.
Your explanations and sample examples of your techniques as you go are wonderful. I really enjoy watching. I'm glad I found your channel. Subscribed. :)
Excellent video.............just what I've been looking for. Thank you so much
That is really cool looking!
It looks lovely
This is so awesome. I have everything except the book. Going to go get one to do this.
Beautiful.
Beautiful!
Yes! I used this technique on a lampshade! It looks beautiful when the light is on😃😃😃😃😃
beautiful ! thank you
Great tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
This is a great idea!
Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much.
Beautiful and well done instructions
beautiful !
Glad I found you !! Wonderful !!
I had a question about using this technique on a bottle and if you would need to prep it first with Gesso. Unfortunately, I accidentally deleted the question so hopeful the person who posted it finds the answer here. No, you don't have to prep the bottle. I used this techinque in my altered bottles tutorial and just used the Mod Podge to apply the paper and nothing else.
You are awesome! Totally Loved it! ;)
Wow so very cool . Thank you .
Thank you!! very informative!
good work thank you
Thanks for the very clear tutorial. Very nice blog and instructing. jo
Great thank you.
I really love it!! Gonna try to do something from your videos ; ))
Lovely
I may try this on a book of mine just to see how it looks the first time ,then if I like it I will make a couple more. thank you for making this video
Oh my, I am in love! This is exactly what I've been looking for to cover my bible. Does the distress stain remain tacky at all? I saw in comments you recommended sealing it if handling (for the paste)---mod podge? Ppa?
+Sandy Allnock No it does not stay tacky. But I recommend sealing if it might be handled frequently, which may be the case for you. Mod Podge is fine or any other sealer you like to use.
A terrific tutorial, you really explain so well how each step is done! Thank you. My I ask, does the gilders paste seal itself? I have a similar product but it doesn't seal & when you touch afterwards, it comes off on hands. I love the books, fab results!! Take care, Caroline :)
Tara, these covers are gorgeous! I have a question. My tissue paper doesn't look like yours. Could yours be waxed paper by any chance? Thank you.
Nice.
You can use anything you want. Distress inks would work great. If you use something watery like paint you might what to seal it first before applying paint.
this was awesome! but how did you get the Egyptian pic for the front of the book??
I love your method of teaching us. Thank you. Can I use this tech on ceramic?
Thanks and I don't see why not.
thank you
Thanks Nicky. The brand I used is Baroque Art.
Many thanks :)
AbsOluTeLy FaBuLoUs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The finish is gorgeous. Both books look great. Can I just ask what brand the gilders paste is, the teal colour you used looks like a must have to me.
Oh I love this so much, I was wondering.....I don't have the colored guilders paste (is that correct) that you used to add the color after the stain. Is there something else that would work to add the color after staining? One more question, would the Tim holtz distress inks work for coloring and staining it?
Thank you very helpful
You are very welcome Donna
I love this technique! question is, if I wanted to add an embellishment would I do it before the tissue or after or does it not matter? thank you for sharing - lovely video.
Thanks! It all depends on the look you want. You can go either way. If what you want is just the shape of the embellishment then add it before you add the tissue paper, otherwise add it after.
lovely effect. tfs
A great technique Laura tfs. I am wondering why you didn't paint the book cover white first? wouldn't that have saved you the second modpodge layer?
Beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial. Question - do you seal it after the gilders paste?
Thanks! If it is just an art piece you don't need to but if it is going to be handled I would seal it.
Laura, I just LOVE your channel!!! You RAWK!!!!❤ And I was wondering... do you seal the book once it is finished?
It's up to you. If you think it will be handled a lot you might want to seal it. It also depends on what you use to color it. The Gilders paste I used drys well and won't rub off.
I love this technique! I saw this on Sandy Allnock's channel and she directed me to you. My question is this: I have not been very successful in cutting an area out of the pages. The only way I can get it to work is to glue the pages together first, which is fine sometimes but I want to make my granddaughter a journal with the center cut out but keep
the pages loose. How did you get yours so perfect? I use an Exacto knife but still get jagged edges.
I use a box cutter with a fresh blade and a metal ruler as a guide. If you need to clean up edges you can use a Dremel with the sandpaper attachment to sand down the rough or uneven edges.
Laura Carson
Great idea to use my dremel tool! Thanks Laura! Love your videos
I saw your gorgeous stuff on Pinterest and was so glad you've done videos. I've had trouble with mod podge remaining tacky FOREVER (is it the Oregon weather?). I've ruined many tags that all stuck together & pulled off paint. The tags would pull apart but my Shannon Green "napkin decals", although seemingly bone dry, all stuck together & were impossible to pull apart. Do you know of anything that will seal them & prevent this?
+AnnOna Moss Hmm it could be (dampness). Maybe use something else to seal it like Gesso or an acrylic sealer. You could try it on a piece of chipboard first and see how it works for you. I used Mod Podge as it is the most affordable and accessible to the largest amount of people.
Yes, the gilders paste will not come off after it drys.
Hi Laura, i'm from England. i realise this video is 5 years old, but could you please list all the materials used in this amazing demonstration? I'd love to try this out. i worry some of the products you use may not be available here in the UK. thank you. Tim
Thanks. I used tissue paper (the kind you use in gift bags or you see stores use to protect your purchase), Mod Podge glue but you could use any glue that dries clear and is not tacky. I used white acrylic paint. I used Ranger Distressed Stain Vintage Photo Color. I added Patina & Inca Gold Paste but you could use your finger to lightly brush some teal and gold acrylic paint onto the cover. I don't know about your local store, but I looked online and all of the products are available in the UK.
How did you cut the hole in the book?
can you do this technique on a wall in a bathroom, will moisture affect it at all?
+kimberly martin Just be sure to seal it.
You are welcome!
Hello,do you have to put something on it to seal it when your done ? Thank you for this video really enjoyed it going to try it . Dot
It depends on how much it will be handled and what you use in coloring it. Mine is rarely handled so I didn't.
escuse me ,what kind of product of using at the last step? Is it the pastel powder? and could you recommend the product name for me?Thank you so much!
+吴明玉 It is Gilders Paste. It's creamy and comes in a tin.
H I, LOVED YOUR VID. IF I USE COLORED TISSUE PAPER, WILL THAT EFFECT THE OUTCOME COLOR? TFS IM SUBSCRIBED!
Thanks! I've never used colored tissue paper so I can't say for certain. I'm thinking that the color from the paper might bleed when wet so it probably would effect the outcome. But if you paint over it or use Mod Podge over the paper before doing the next step it should keep if from bleeding through. You might try it on a small piece of chipboard before using it on your project.
Thank you Laura for sharing your techniques. I have a question, the paste that you rubbed on the book at the end of the video.what is it called and who is the manufacturer?
Thanks Susan. The product is called Guiders Paste and it is made by Baroque Art
Great video and thanks for sharing! What's the name of the gold stuff you put on at the end and the green stuff? Thanks!
+Najia S Thanks. Gilders Paste
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You are welcome Tara
Do you put a sealer on the finish book?
No, because the products I used provide protection, but you could if you wanted to.