You DO have images! Use the gardening magazine floral images. They would make beautiful journal pages! Plus you have stamps too. You could also make collage pages with the small package of mixed colored papers you purchased. P.S. love the painted pages! Great ideas! TYFS Cindy
Kathleen, after I watched your first video about the Dollar Tree JJ challenge, I couldn't resist joining in. Thanks for the push. It is always so interesting to watch you transform pages for your journals. This painting technique looks like fun and your results are really beautiful. Looking forward to the next steps and seeing what you do. I think I finally decided today on what I'm using and what I'll make. It is interesting to have the limited supplies and thinking of ways to make it work. Thanks, Kathleen.
haha - it could be! Sometimes a little rust comes off on things also to add to the texture and color! It’s a perfect size and I wish I had 10 more!d Thanks for watching Judy!
OMG! Kathleen, these are Amazing. Loving all these ideas. I am going to have to do some splatter on my pages. Love the sanding of that one cover to tone it down. Thanks! Great video.
Beautiful and love the scoring idea to add some interest!! woohooo! Also, did you want to add the paperterrace hash tag to your post? Would love for you to be considered in the competition!
I've just discovered your channel and you are such an inspiration! I have so many ideas and can't wait to get to some crafty play! I'm busy working my way through your videos. When you say you dry the papers in the oven, how long for and on what setting? And is that hot you dry the painted papers?
Welcome!! I don’t have a rule because it all depends on how big the stack is and how wet I have made it, and that is different almost every time. When I dry a stack of papers like this I turn the oven very low, just warm really - 180 Fahrenheit because I don’t want to babysit the papers and then I just check them through the day as they dry. If I have time I shuffle the papers as they dry. Thanks so much for all your watchtime.
Thank you Deb! When I do a stack like this, I don’t want to babysit it, so I just put the oven on about 180 Fahrenheit and let it go while I do other things. I check on it and after a while shuffle the papers when I think of it. The time just depends on how many papers are in the stack and how wet I made it, haha. That doesn’t help much does it? Usually done in a few hours or so. I’ve never paid attention to be honest. I just keep checking throughout the day- BUT I keep the oven at warm.
Probably Sandra! Especially with normal paint, but there was just something strange about it. Perhaps they left out something in that batch because it was really more of a glaze than paint, haha. But, you are right. It could have worked better the other way round.
Lisa - I set the oven on warm, about 180 degrees Farenheit. But the time is harder to answer. That depends on how many papers are in the stack and how wet they are and it varies every time. That's why I set the oven on low, so that I don't have to stay right there and babysit. I just check on the stack through the day and shuffle the pages as they dry, every now and then.
I don’t have an established protocol for drying Kristine. It all depends on how big the paper stack is and how wet I have made it, and that is different almost every time. When I dry a stack of papers like this I turn the oven very low, just warm really - 180 Fahrenheit or so, because I don’t want to babysit the papers and then I just check them through the day as they dry. If I have time I shuffle the papers as they dry. If your question was about dying, I have a number of videos in my channel list about how I dye papers. Thanks so much for coming by!
I use the oven on warm for the stacked sheets with the water Nikki, but the painted ones get dried one at a time with my hair dryer on high, haha. Thanks for coming by!
OH! What a shame. If you have a little ammonia, try adding it bit by bit to see if that helps move the ink. (Mixed with water of course, haha) it might help. You might also try a little acetone in water if you have any fingernail polish remover…Or, try some other papers.
fantastically, creatively mezmerizing!
Many thanks Robyn! Thanks for watching.
Totally awesome. Great Ideas
Glad you like them! Thanks so much for coming by!
I would never have thought to paint and splatter my papers but I love it so thanks so much for this
Yay! I’m glad you like it - my pleasure!
I am enjoying these videos on the DTJJ challenge, please keep them coming , thank you.
More to come Helen! I’m very glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
Amazing what you can come up with, with just some paint and water!!
Love the colour choices!!
Thanks so much 😊
Great ideas for altering "boring" papers!
I’m glad you think so! Thanks so much for stopping by!
Jaw dropping colors, great job!
Thank you Dawn!
Love all your ideas…such great results! 🩵💚
Thanks so much Darice! 😊
Oooh, I love the blue andgreen together!
It’s one of my favorite combos, Judy! Thanks so much for watching.
These papers are so beautiful! If only I could make mine look half as good! ❤❤
Thank you so much Carolyn! 😉
Thank you so much for showing us how to do this. I love the colours you've chosen!
Thanks so much Bonnie!
Love your method of painting papers
@@juanitalopez1529 Thanks very much Juanita!
Wonderful tips for paper dying! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much!
Kathleen, I love the colors. Can't wait to see what you do next.
I’m glad Mindy! Thanks for being here.
Love love love the color theme! Your papers are beautiful!!
Thank you Cara! I’m glad you came by!
Your colors turned out quite nice! Always fun watching! 😃💚💙
Thanks very much Elaine!
It's amazing what you did with dollar store paint! Both colors are so pretty.
Thanks very much Sheryl! I like the colors also!
Kathleen: easy, clever way to color and put texture on papers. What fun! Great job showing us how to do it. Carol from California
Thank you Carol! I always love seeing you here!
Really like this technique. Great idea. Thank you for sharing this. Have a blessed day. ❤
Thanks so much Joyce! I’m glad to hear it!
So good! They’ve turned out lovely! 💚🩵
Thanks so much Dawn!
Thanks, Kathleen. I just love watching you transform the ordinary into the pieces you need using paint, water and texture. Awesome! 😀💞
You are so welcome Keryn! Thanks for being here.
Thanks for so many great ideas!
My pleasure Tina! Thanks for stopping in.
Fantastic, Kath! Thank you so much! As always, I learned a lot!
You are so welcome Jennilee - thank you!
I'm looking forward to seeing your journal!!!
Coming soon! Thank you!
Lovely! That watered down paint technique seems obvious now, but I hadn't thought of it. Thanks for inspiring me yet again!💙💚
My pleasure Roxie! I hope you’ll try it!
WOW! Love all these papers 🤩
Thanks so much Davina! 😊
I love your process, your organized way of teaching !! I love your creativity !! I am headed to Dollar Tree❤ !!
This makes me happy- have fun! 🤩
Love the cover!
Thanks very much Bea!
Those turned out so pretty!
Thank you Sherry!
Playing with paints always brings out the inner child in us doesn’t it Kathleen!🥰
Yes, for sure! Thanks for watching Nancy!
You DO have images! Use the gardening magazine floral images. They would make beautiful journal pages! Plus you have stamps too. You could also make collage pages with the small package of mixed colored papers you purchased.
P.S. love the painted pages! Great ideas! TYFS Cindy
Oh the magazine images are coming Cindy, AND the stamps, haha. Thanks for the reminder though! I appreciate all suggestions.
Oh the magazine images are coming Cindy, AND the stamps, haha. Thanks for the reminder though! I appreciate all suggestions.
Your creativity is definitely inspiring. 💖💖💖
Thank you Deb! I appreciate that!
Kathleen, after I watched your first video about the Dollar Tree JJ challenge, I couldn't resist joining in. Thanks for the push. It is always so interesting to watch you transform pages for your journals. This painting technique looks like fun and your results are really beautiful. Looking forward to the next steps and seeing what you do. I think I finally decided today on what I'm using and what I'll make. It is interesting to have the limited supplies and thinking of ways to make it work. Thanks, Kathleen.
You are so clever!! Love how the papers turned out!!❤
Thanks so much Sherry! I’m glad you think so - thanks for watching.
@@BeAgainBooks You're so welcome!!
This looks great. I like the textures in this. You showed of all lot of different tricks here.
Thanks so much! Glad you like it!
This was so nice to show, and your handwriting is lovely!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Love it Kathleen ❤ you are so good at explaining your processes. It's going to be a lovely spring like journal ❤😊
Thanks Sioned - I am glad you think so! So far I’m having a great time.
That was inspiring and I loved the colors
Thanks very much Karen!
What a lovely idea for adding colors! Thanks so much for sharing this Kathleen!
You are so welcome! Thanks so much for watching.
Love how your papers came out! Beautiful!
Thank you so much Karen! 😊
Love the papers ! Going to try this ❤
Let me know how it turns out April! Thanks very much!
Your pages are beautiful! Gorgeous colors!
Thank you so much!
Is that my cookie sheet? I have a 45 year old one that looks just like yours! 😂😂😂
haha - it could be! Sometimes a little rust comes off on things also to add to the texture and color! It’s a perfect size and I wish I had 10 more!d Thanks for watching Judy!
Nope. Not yours. It has to be mine. 😉
Clearly, like us all, she is an incredible chef with a well seasoned cookie sheet.😊
Lovely and interesting video. TFS. Can’t wait to see the cover. ❤😊
Coming soon Roxy - Thanks so much!
Enjoyed this SO much - thank you, Kathleen!
I’m so glad Anne! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing this video ❤ This is a really good idea ❤
Glad you liked it!!
Love these ideas❤
Glad you like them!
These turned out lovely. I want to play with paint now lol ☺♥
Go for it Joan! Thanks for coming by!
wow! love these tips.
Glad you like them!
OMG! Kathleen, these are Amazing. Loving all these ideas. I am going to have to do some splatter on my pages. Love the sanding of that one cover to tone it down. Thanks! Great video.
Thank you Sandy! I’m really glad to give you some ideas - you will love the splattering. It will look great in your altered book.
So inspiring !!!!!
Thanks very much Denise!
Very creative. So pretty!
I’m so glad you think so Patty! Thank you!
Very nice papers Kathleen! Still trying to decorate my pages somehow! Watercolor them, I guess! lol This is fun!🤗
Thank you Brenda! Thanks for coming by. Give this a try on one and see what you think!
@@BeAgainBooks I think I may have to. 🤗
You are very talented.
Thank you very much Carrie!
you should do teaching videos full time, these are easy but soooo pretty, hugs
Haha, It seems like I already do it full time! Thank you Bonnie - I’m glad you think so!
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Thank you Karen!
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Thanks very much Carol!
Wonderful. Now go try some spice washes too lol
Thank you Nana! I should!
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Thank you Karen!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it Sandra!
Beautiful and love the scoring idea to add some interest!! woohooo! Also, did you want to add the paperterrace hash tag to your post? Would love for you to be considered in the competition!
Thank you Gemma! The hashtag is there actually - I’m in the playlist.
I've just discovered your channel and you are such an inspiration! I have so many ideas and can't wait to get to some crafty play! I'm busy working my way through your videos. When you say you dry the papers in the oven, how long for and on what setting? And is that hot you dry the painted papers?
Welcome!! I don’t have a rule because it all depends on how big the stack is and how wet I have made it, and that is different almost every time. When I dry a stack of papers like this I turn the oven very low, just warm really - 180 Fahrenheit because I don’t want to babysit the papers and then I just check them through the day as they dry. If I have time I shuffle the papers as they dry. Thanks so much for all your watchtime.
How fun. What temp do you put your oven on and for how long roughly to dry the papers? I love the robin's egg blue color!
Thank you Deb! When I do a stack like this, I don’t want to babysit it, so I just put the oven on about 180 Fahrenheit and let it go while I do other things. I check on it and after a while shuffle the papers when I think of it. The time just depends on how many papers are in the stack and how wet I made it, haha. That doesn’t help much does it? Usually done in a few hours or so. I’ve never paid attention to be honest. I just keep checking throughout the day- BUT I keep the oven at warm.
@@BeAgainBooks Thank you for the reply!
Would it work better adding the blue TO the yellow rather than yellow to blue?
Probably Sandra! Especially with normal paint, but there was just something strange about it. Perhaps they left out something in that batch because it was really more of a glaze than paint, haha. But, you are right. It could have worked better the other way round.
How long do you leave the paper in the oven and what temperature?
Lisa - I set the oven on warm, about 180 degrees Farenheit. But the time is harder to answer. That depends on how many papers are in the stack and how wet they are and it varies every time. That's why I set the oven on low, so that I don't have to stay right there and babysit. I just check on the stack through the day and shuffle the pages as they dry, every now and then.
How long do you keep in oven and what temp?
The temperature is low - maybe 180 - 200 degrees Fahrenheit. The time depends on how wet and how many papers are in the stack.
Where have you shared your dying protocol?
I don’t have an established protocol for drying Kristine. It all depends on how big the paper stack is and how wet I have made it, and that is different almost every time. When I dry a stack of papers like this I turn the oven very low, just warm really - 180 Fahrenheit or so, because I don’t want to babysit the papers and then I just check them through the day as they dry. If I have time I shuffle the papers as they dry. If your question was about dying, I have a number of videos in my channel list about how I dye papers. Thanks so much for coming by!
What did you use to dry your paper?
I use the oven on warm for the stacked sheets with the water Nikki, but the painted ones get dried one at a time with my hair dryer on high, haha. Thanks for coming by!
I am working on the composition notebook from dollar tree - the red lines disappear but nothing happening to the blue lines. Boo hoo!
OH! What a shame. If you have a little ammonia, try adding it bit by bit to see if that helps move the ink. (Mixed with water of course, haha) it might help. You might also try a little acetone in water if you have any fingernail polish remover…Or, try some other papers.