PARCHMENT PAPER not WAX PAPER !!! Decoupage Tissue Paper w/an Iron and Dixie Belle Top Coat Sealer
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- LOOK HERE..... ATTENTION .... CORRECTION: I use PARCHMENT Paper when ironing ....NOT Wax Paper. I accident called it the wrong thing ....OOOps . Correction: I used Parchment Paper when ironing not Wax Paper .
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Oh my! Awesome suggestions as well, especially the one on neatly tearing the paper using brushed on water! Thanks again!!!
I clicked the link for zazzle....
Be.Still.My.Heart!!
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Where have I been all my life? 😲
I had NO IDEA such gorgeous papers existed!
Now I want to decoupage my nightstand. 😁👍🏻
Thank you for explaining your method so clearly.
Wow! Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much! I tried this with gloss finish Mod Podge and plain bond paper with a design printed from my printer. I put 2 layers of Mod Podge, let it dry overnight. Then I laid down my design on the painted wood, used some parchment paper over the design, used a HOT DRY iron. Took about 10 seconds and the design adhered beautifully. No bubbles, no slipping, no wrinkles, just wonderful. After it cooled, I then coated the whole thing again with another two coats of Mod Podge, letting it dry in between coats and my craft is perfect. I was nervous about getting small pieces of paper wet with the Mod Podge and feared wrinkling or slipping, but this technique is wonderful. It turned out beautiful.
Thanks so much for posting this! I was wondering if this would work with other paints, or if it was something special about the paint that was used in the video.
Will this work if I print on regular paper in pieces and put the pieces back together?
I was curious about this. I wanted to make an anniversary gift for my daughter and her husband with the longitude and latitude and date of their wedding. (February 29, 2012). Their 2nd anniversary is coming up this coming February. They got married after being together 10 years, their slogan was "10 years long, 10 years strong". I want to add all these things to a picture of their kiss. I am truly excited!!!
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when it comes to printing pictures, I've only used Laser printers so I can't answer with 100% certainty that the ink will not smear. It worked great with the Laser copies. Piecing them together would work but you'd have to be really precise to get it all to line up seamlessly. @@ritaholmes6962
Beautiful project! Thank you so much for teaching this method 💕
Another idea you could put hooks along the bottom for like keys and hang it! Love this! Beautiful!
Thank you so much for the easy way to do a beautiful effect on the decoupage.Can not wait to try this!!!
Great tutorial! Love the iron method! So much easier and less messy! TFS the technique!
Cool video---I always decoupage thin paper/paper napkins on bright white paint to keep it bright. TY for posting!
Thank you Rebecca :)
Oh Oliviia, all these crafts are so pretty, my favorite was the napkin you put on the wood. Just beautiful.
Thank you !!
This is gorgeous and beautifully done. Thank you for sharing your time with us❣️
I love the colors you chose! I am in love with that tissue paper! Love the trunk you showed in the beginning. I need a trunk. I need some Dixie Belle Paint! So beautiful!
Thank you so much for introducing us to raycycle treasures!!! OMG the selection of beautiful tissue paper is amazing.
I love your channel❤️
You're welcome !!! I can sit and browse her decoupage papers for hours ... so many to choose from.
I agree beautiful stuff!
This turned out lovely! Thank you for sharing these tips.
You're welcome Julia and thank you for watching :) I hope you had a great day ...HUGS !!
Your tray is beautiful, thank you so much for sharing this process. I will definitely try this.
This is a fabulous idea, I love the sanding instead of cutting too, great!
What an amazing technique! Great video! Thank you!
Hi Amy,
That is so lovely!! You are such a perfectionist and a great teacher. Thanks for all the tips. Much love and happiness, Teresa
Thank you Teresa, I really appreciate that and glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks again...HUGS :)
Absolutely love this! So gorgeous! I love floral!!
Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial, I loved every minute of it and can not wait to watch more of your videos... God bless you!!💕
😲LOVE THIS! I’ve been decoupaging wrong my entire life!! Game changer!!!
Thanks Andrea :) and I hope you saw in the title that I accidentally was saying Wax paper....I meant to say PARCHMENT paper. It definitely is my favorite way to decoupage .. I hope you have a fabulous day !! HUGS :)
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Looks great
Wow it's just gorgeous . I love how you did it no mess or fuss . I hope they have a kit to do it in. I would love to try a project . Love your tutorial on the project and how you showed it .
Thank you Carla !! I love using this method and I'm happy you enjoyed the video. Thanks again for watching and commenting ....HUGS :)
Oh how I love your project! You're so good at explaining why you do things the way you do that I almost think I could do this...almost is the operative word here!!! Thanks for sharing and big hugs to you!!!
I really loved the aged look. Absolutely GORGEOUS!! 💝
This is a great method. Love it! Nice clear tutorial.
Thank you, I'm so glad you found this helpful. Its a game changer for me when it comes to decoupage. I use to avoid decoupage because of the risk of wrinkles and bubbles, but this leaves a perfect finish. Thanks again..HUGS :)
Thank you! The process works great. I tried with a single-ply decorative dinner napkin and it works, too.
Thank you Paulette !! I'm so happy you gave it a try :) Thanks again and hope you have a GREAT weekend !
I just put up a new video on this method that will be easier for you to follow and understand the terms / names that I use of products.
Thx Amy. I have napkins & can't find that paper she uses. I went to the site and most papers aren't available due to covid.
Love this 💕💕💕 Can't wait to try it!!! Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you. This is beautiful, I am a big fan of antique roses. Love,it
its a beautiful work thank you so much for sharing it !!
You're welcome and thank you for watching :)
I've never seen it done this way. I really like how well u explained every step and all the differences. It looks so beautiful. Luv it
Thank you Melody :)
Thank you for sharing. I see a lot of gifts being made soon. Just shopped Zazzle too.
Steady and sure wins the race! That's what I tell my kids when we do a project. You never regret going about it steady and sure.
Beautiful! And without all the mess involved with the regular decoupage method! Thank you SO MUCH!!!!!
Thank you! I have tried modge podge with napkins which both times turned out scary! Nice jacket! GO DAWGS!
Thanks Rebecca :) Are you also a Georgian ? Go Dawgs !!! I quit doing decoupage with ModPodge after I ruined a few projects with bubbles and wrinkles. Now that I learned to do it this way with the nice finish... I'm definitely going to decoupage more often. Thanks for watching .... HUGS :)
That green is gorgeous!!! Love this ❤️
I love your little iron. It’s so cute
I love how this project turned out and your tutorial was easy to follow amd understand, and is the only tutorial I found online that clearly showed each process, step by step. Very helpful for beginners trying to learn more techniques like myself! Thank you for showing us your work! You are talented and I look forward to watching more of your videos.
As for all the rude, mean, unnecessary and unrelated comments, just BRUSH IT OFF GIRL!! I always try to remind myself that someone else's opinion is none of my business and refuse to let their opinion affect me, especially if that person is not someone I value respect. THERE WAS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WRONG WITH THIS VIDEO OR YOU CHANGING YOUR MIND.. NOTHING. AGAIN, GREAT TUTORIAL!!! Thank you again!!
I thought I knew all the techniques for decoupage...this is new and I LOVE it. Can't wait to try. Thank you for the video. BTW...I use the wrong words all the time...especially "decoupage" and "collage". LOL
I just put up a new tutorial that is easier to follow and shows this method on fabric, tissue paper and napkins :)
Great video with a great way to decoupage. I've been looking for a way to use on furniture but glue and stuff seemed so messy. This is clean and easy. And the tip about how to tear the tissue with water and little brush is brilliant. Thanks SO MUCH!!
That is AMAZING AMAZING, I'm definitely going to be trying this as I decoupage all the time thanks for sharing
This is great! I recently went to a Habitat for Humanity Restore and they had tons of mitered wood really cheap! (some were cupboard doors without a handle)
After watching this video, I've decided to do a plywood floor in my kitchen. Planning to do Provence & white stripe, alternating planks. Looking for the right napkins or tissue to match the Provence, but wanting some pinks in the flowers, not too busy. I'm working in a 40' shipping container, so it will be a galley kitchen. I'm using 5 (BOQ type units) (shelves on top, drop-down desk, drawers on bottom) as my kitchen cabinets, so may do decoupage on desk part. Did a little sample already & can't wait to do it. Thinking I can paint & decoupage my boards before laying them, so I'm not crawling around on the floor to do it.
Can you show us your work?
Unfortunately I sold my place & not sure if I kept my sample. I'll look around & see if I can find it. Still unpacking.
Love your enthusiasm. It is infectious. Love your videos.
I love your little craft iron. :-) GREAT TUTORIAL! Thank you so much!
I am so inspired! Since that craft Iron doesn't get too hot, I wonder if I can do this on glass. Hmmm..... Anyway, can't wait to see your other videos!
Actually....I think you may get along just fine as long as you use good corning glassware....like 70/80s pyrex. Not the newer ones that come from China. Glass museum in Corning New York may be able to help. They can tell you the fracture temperature for various pieces. I just use old Corning glass for everything....crafting or eating.
I tried this and it is working great so far, I'm at the stage where I just put the GH over the tissue and it wrinkled up hopefully when it drys it will smooth out when I iron it again. By the way I didn't have any parchment paper so I used some of my tracing paper. I'm on a tight budget and can't afford too many Prima transfers yet, so using tissue paper fits. I just wish I could find a tissue company that wasn't as slow at shipping. Update: after my GH dried the wrinkles did not go away. I ironed them flat and it looks kind of like a crackle effect. I used 10 lb tissue, next time I'll use 18lb.
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Very pretty,I love it! Thanks for sharing x
Wow Amy this technique gives an awesome finish. No goppy painting. Thank you for sharing! This makes decoupage much more appealing.🌷🌷
An easier, less messy way to decoupage. Thanks, Amy.
Love it sooo.,much
can you do this technique on canvas???
Hi loved this method, I was going to question the wax paper then saw you changed it to parchment on your description, wasn’t sure if it was lost in translation , great video thank you
Just need clarification is it to wax paper or parchment paper that you're using? Love it though.
Wow that is a nice cover of paint!!!!! Thank you for showing me that 💝🙌
I love the project. Thank you so much for sharing. Looking forward for more videos
Thanks so much for showing us this technique! It's a great idea and the end result is beautiful! Now, what drawer did I put my craft iron in.......? LOL!
Newer subbie; you should really be on t.v. with your crafts; you are one of the VERY best on YT and down to Earth! TFS
Thank you :) That is so sweet of you to say .... I really appreciate it and I'm so happy you are enjoying my videos. I hope you have a fabulous weekend ! HUGS :)
Beautiful job
This is gorgeous. What a great project! You have inspired me
Thank you for this great tutorial. I am a beginner but really want to decoupage a few items. Tfs. GREAT video!
this is fab....question for ya....i wanted to do this technique on my kitchen cabinets....would the top coat sealer be enough....ya know how grease is in the kitchen....and how to clean so as not to ruin the cabinets ....thank you so much
Love this. I have a question though. If you didn't want the mossy green colour showing through the tissue, why did you paint the top with the green instead of just using the other products? Thanks
Thats what i was wondering
This is a great idea! My next project, TY tons! Tons of helpful and inspiring ideas I have never seen demonstrated. I just subscribed! Lisa
My exact question? I know I can change my mind midstream, lol
The reason I painted it the green first I had said that I wasn't sure if I was going to cover the entire top of the board with tissue paper or if I was going to do a torn edge (tearing the tissue paper so it only covers part of the top to look more antique)..... I was going to do the torn edge, then the green would have to go all the way up to the torn edge because you don't want the white to be visible. When doing projects like this you film and then edit the video otherwise you'd have to sit and wait for the paint to dry with me....so I painted the entire top (since I was using the green for the rest of the board's bottom and sides anyway so that I was prepped and ready on video for what ever look I ended up going with).... I had decided to cover the entire top with the tissue paper so I just went ahead and painted the entire top the white. Hope this makes sense.
@@AjsVintageDesigns .. Thanks for your reply. Yes, I see what you mean. I just wasn't sure if a colour had to be applied before the other product. Thanks so much for explaining it. I do love the wrinkle free on such a large area.
Thank you for this! I just so happened to get 3 tissue paper pictures from a vendor on Etsy last week. Perfect timing!!
Absolutely Beautiful!!! Thank you so much for sharing your ideas. The tissue paper is exactly what I was looking for Thank You Thank you Thank You
You're welcome Valarie .... I'm so happy it was helpful. HUGS !!
Great tutorial! Can you use this same method for napkins?
Yes, you can use it with napkins, just make sure you separate the layers of the napkins (they usually come in 3 ply, so you need to make sure you separate each layer before you begin.). Thanks again for watching .... HUGS :)
I'm confused, why was the top painted green if you had to go back & paint it white?
Dear Art House, she painted the whole piece in the Spanish Moss green, and then painted the top in white so that the decoupage tissue paper would show up against it. She wanted the edges to be in the green colour so they would match the green leaves on the tissue paper, but, when you decoupage with light coloured paper it's best to have a white surface underneath so that the paper shows up against it. I hope that makes sense to you. Love from Amanda in Australia
@@amandajones6481 Thanks Amanda!😁
You can cover an oops of gloss, with a thin coat of matte to matte it post, application. I learned this 25 years ago. To get a sharp graphic use multiple clear shiny coats, then a single matte coat last if that is the final look. Multiple matte coarse can soften graphing and lines. If that is your goal. Try it, it works.
Love that print! My favorite!
You are so fun to watch, you obviously get joy out of the artistry of your work!
Thank you Holly
Can you add texture to your pictures? Such as dried flowers? I am making a picture of my sons wedding day pictures and would like to add flowers from the bouquet.
You could add the flowers after you are done doing the decoupage steps. You could hot glue the flowers on after you're done. :)
This is beautiful...❤️
First time watching your videos.....love the idea of this project
Can I use this with a photo ...and could I use my cricut easy press
Can I use a spray clear coat
I've never tried it with a photograph, because liquids make the inks in photographs bleed or run, so you'd have to print them on a laser printer first to avoid the risk of the ink running and I've never used the circuit easy press either but as long as you can control the heat levels of the press you should be fine with that. I don't recommend using a spray sealer because the amount of product / sealer that would actually get on the area you are decoupaging may not be enough to reactivate when using the iron.
@@AjsVintageDesigns thank you y our quick response with the valuable info 👍
Excellent demo presentation. Clear and concise along with great camera focus. Love the choice of paper and handles. Thank you for sharing this marvelous project. Kudos to you.
Love this what a great help with this! Thank you for taking the time with detail instructions
Brilliant! I love this! Does it really matter which brand of top coat u use? I can't wait 2 try this. 💟
Melissa Monroe, I was asking the same question!! I can’t afford anything expensive and if you can use the cheaper ones, at least to begin with, I am going to try it anyway!! This is so much better, less messy and nice and smooth!!
I have the done the same method with Mod Podge, I noticed that she stated on another comment by someone, that she quit using Mod Podge after ruining a few items.
There are several tutorials out there using Mod Podge, I use napkins to do mine.
Here's what works best for me. I use Mod Podge to apply, and when dry I literally dust the decal area with a light mist of clear acrylic spray and that completely seals it and stops all wrinkling and bubbles from applying a top wet coat. After that is dry, you then apply more Mod Podge or whatever you like on top. Easier and faster.
B Bear do u have your own site?
Beautifull...will definitely going to try this beautifull piece
Loved watching this! Thank you for keeping my crafty and creative lol
why waste the paint to just paint white over it ?
I wasn't sure if I was going to do a "torn edge" or just cover the entire top. If I would have torn around the tissue paper for a ruff / torn edge look I would have needed to have the dried sage go all the way up to the torn paper to blend it in. I don't want the white / Fluff to be visible anywhere their isn't tissue paper. Hope that makes sense. So I could have painted it the white to begin with, but I hadn't decided what I was going to do as far as a look with the tissue paper when I started.
Sherrill hubbard -as a general rule, when you Decoupage an item, you might put a layer of Gesso down first because
a) you want to have a consistent surface texture on the surface you put your images on,
b) it makes the surface you’re covering a better color for decoupage (if you are preparing a red surface, with fine white papers and images, for example. You probably don’t want the red to show under the white because it might muddy or dim the color of the image
c) if you Gesso the piece you’re working on, you will have white edges, esp on canvas pieces which usually have an inch to cover all the way around. You have to cover that edge if you put your piece in a show, auction or other display. But you can skip this step if you have Gessoed.
(And...Gesso is the wonderful ‘Artist Liquid Paper’ - If you make an error in the piece your working on, you can Gesso over it and fix it right up!)
Now, I’ve told you more than you ever wanted to know in the world about decoupage and painting!
I just put up a new video on this method that will be easier for you to follow and understand the terms / names that I use of products.
fashiontoppings hi hun you keep saying Spanish moss but then dried sage which one is it? Thank you x
Is mod podge the same as gader Hyde..?
Brilliant!! Love this process!!! And that tissue paper
Thank you :) I got the tissue paper from zazzle.com .... love using tissue paper for decoupaging with the iron method. Thanks again and I hope you have a wonderful weekend ! HUGS :)
You make it seem so easy and it’s beautiful!
I looked at the roycycled tissue on facebook and it says 2 ply, did you take one of the layers off before doing the ironing? Love this idea and will try it!
My best guess is yes only use one layer!
I didn't separate the tissue paper I used and most of the papers I've purchased from zazzle didn't separate into layers (like when using the 3 ply napkins would ). I will email Royce Hunt who shop I buy my tissues from and ask her and get back to you.
did you use wax paper or parchment paper? Wax paper would leave a film and stick to your iron I would think..
Ginmars1 it happened to me when I used wax, I use parchment paper!!
what a beautiful idea for a gift. TFS
Beautiful. You have created created a lovely peice of art.
What is gator hide?
Sharon Mills It is a Dixie Belle top coat that is water repellent and water resistant.
Love the project. First time to see your channel so I was a little confused as to what kind of paint you were using. Was it chalk, Acrylic different or latex. Also when you talk about adding different colors to the top I was not sure of what you were talking about. Example adding fluff to the top. Not being familiar with your product and colors it was very confusing.
susie garrett she used Dixie Bell chalk paint. Is an American brand like Annie Sloan
Sorry I made it a little confusing Susie. Dixie Belle paints is a chalk mineral paint, but you can do this with any type paints. Fluff and Dried Sage are both names of the colors. Thanks for watching and I hope you are having a wonderful day !! HUGS :)
Honey, I shrunk the iron!! LOL Love this. Thank you
Thank you for sharing this technique. Making things prettier makes everybody happy! 😃
all was well and good until I tried to give it a top coat...what a mess the tissue paper all bubbled up and I spent 1/2 day cleaning up this mess.
I've never had an issue with the tissue paper bubbling up. If I had any slight bubbles, after the top coat...when it dried they all played back down. I use this method a lot, so I'm not sure what went wrong with yours without seeing what you did or what products you used.
I am concerned that heating the Topcoat will was toxic fumes so a respirator should be recommended.
Wow, so many can not pay attention to the video, asking the same questions, you have more patience than I to keep answering the same question over and over. Anyone could have followed this video, the corrections were made, I think it was well done. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us all a new (to me anyhow) technique of doing this. Your tray looks beautiful. Please never mind the naysayers and cyber bullies who pick on anyone less than perfect, there are many who love the fact that someone would take the time to do a video to teach. Am going to hit the subscribe button now!
Thank you :) That is so sweet of you and I really appreciate the kind words. I hope you are having a FABULOUS weekend !!! HUGS :)
Gorgeous I absolutely love this
What is fluff and dropcloth? Are those product names or colors or what?
To me, a drop cloth is something you put down when you paint a room. LOL
I apologize, I've been using Dixie Belle paints for so long that I forget that not everyone knows the color names. Drop Cloth is their cream colored paint and Fluff is the name of their white paint. Sorry for the confusion . I hope you are having a FABULOUS weekend !
fashiontoppings ok, lol. Thanks. I wish I were. Been sick in bed all week with a fever. Was watching some of your videos when I was trying to rest. :)
Crafting is relaxing, even if I'm too exhausted to actually DO any of it right now. Ha!
I just put up a new video on this method that will be easier for you to follow and understand the terms / names that I use of products.
Names of paint colors.
I think painting the top in moss added an unneeded step why not just paint the edges moss and the middle fluff for the getgo?
I just put up a new video on this method that will be easier to follow and understand the terms / names that I use of products.
It made it not so white, but with a little of the other color showing through. It least that has how I seemed to think of it.:)
First time and a new sub. I really enjoy you. Thank you for all this information. A whole new perspective on decoupage and of course thank you for the links. It's Sunday I'm chilling and I'm going to start watching all of your 300 videos. Thanks again. Tomorrow's April Fools cool pranks on people. LOL
GOOD STUFF!! Thank you so much for showing us this.
Sorry from a none american i cant understand what are any of the products you are using,a brief explanation of what they are would make more sence
Chris Jones she is using chalk paint and top coat. I do the same thing with acrylic paint, Mod podge but with parchment paper which is for baking but without wax. I hipe that helped!
@@flybarbflybarb8227 thanks for helping out with responding to some questions. I get so many questions across all my videos (I have about 300 videos) so there are not enough hours in the day to get to them all and still do my job and house work.... I appreciate your help ....I've seen you respond to a few of the questions. Thank you !!!! HUGS :)
I apologize for the confusions...... I used a chalk paint to paint the board (Dixie Belle is the brand of paint) and a top coat is a water based polycrylic sealer that you use to seal paint (gator hide is the name of the top coat sealer and its also from dixie belle) You can use a water bases polycrylic and paint from your local hardware and parchment paper can be found in your baking isle in your grocery store (not wax paper... I made the correction in the title when I realized I had said wax and not parchment)
Tah from uk,
Chris jones. I've been doing this for years. Just paint in white acrylic paint. When dry, modpoge and when that's dry, cover with grease proof paper and iron on a low setting. I use large rice paper for decoupage, rather than tissue paper, it's less likely to bubble . It's not edible rice paper and comes in lots of beautiful designs.
You’ve kind of confused everyone by continuously saying wax paper instead of parchment. - I hope people haven’t ruined their projects with wax paper
Melody Key ...I’m confused as to weather she is ironing with tissue paper or wax paper or parchment paper.......she has said all three but I’m thinking it is parchment paper.
Granny of Many Ha ! I know - ok, I think this is the deal - NO wax paper - I think she didn’t mean to say that at all - the tissue paper is what has the design on it & the parchment paper is what she was ironing on - that’s my take, anyway !
Melody Key ....yes, I think you are right....it is a beautiful design and a very pretty piece of work as well.
I wasn't confused it's in the title of the video. ... just a minor slip ..
@@melodykey5393 Correct. You are right. I accidentally called "parchment" paper" wax" paper but made the corrections in the title to reflect that as soon as I realize I did that. As far as the tissue paper, I guess I assumed that most people know what tissue paper is so I guess I didn't realize that was an issue as well.
This is the best video!! Thank you so much for the step by step..clears up any questions I had!
Thank you Jackie !! I'm so happy it was helpful. I can't believe how easy this is to do and get such a great finish. I have to give credit to Roycycled Treasures for selling these beautiful tissues and also for showing me how to do this. Thanks again ... HUGS :)
This is a wonderful process...Thank You for all of this info and the Zazzle site is amazing..💕
It would make a shorter vidio if you would not repeat your self so much...but the instructions are good..
Thank you Fancie :) I actually repeat the instructions because most of my subscribers say they like that they are repeated so they don't have to go back and keep rewatching to remember all the steps. Everyone like things done differently, so I do what comes naturally to me . Thanks for the feedback and I hope you are having a GREAT day ! HUGS :)
I am sorry to say this but your tutorial is too long, too wordy and somewhat confusing and it looked like you used parchment paper. Nice idea though and I will definitely try it out. Thank you.
Judge much? It's a tutorial, and she's teaching people that may not know. Are your instructional videos perfect???
Jami Norman you don’t have to worry anymore about my comment. Yes I am perfect and I appreciate you realizing it. I did express an opinion but I also said it was a nice idea and I plan on trying it out and I told her thank you. CZcamsrs know not everyone will jump up and down at each tutorial. This is a nothing burger so what’s with your snarky remarks? Thank you, dear.
Thank you :) I didn't realize that I was calling the paper Wax paper until after I uploaded it and it was too late to do it over. I changed the title to reflect the Parchment Paper correction and I also have the correction in the description box. I'm sorry you feel that it is too long of a video, however I have a lot of followers who prefer me to repeat the steps as I go so they don't have to keep rewatching it if they missed something. Everyone likes things done in different ways, so I do what is comfortable for me and most of my subscribers. Thanks for your feedback and I hope you are having a wonderful day ....HUGS :)
J.A. Thompson yes, it was wordy but all her words pertain to the project. I would be bothered if she digressed into politics, parts, kids, reliogiom, etc.
Hit send too early. Everything was relevant to her project. And, .....she appears to be one of the few youtubers I’ve subscribed to who actually answers the questions asked in the comment section. That alone makes her videos worth watching. The detailed instruction and really nice project are gravy. Or maybe it’s vice versa.
Thank you for this stunning share! This is definitely on my bucket list for spring and easter. (The smile on your face was priceless!)
Girlfriend!!!!....you have inspired me. The piece you did is beautiful and I went and bought 2 slats of good pine. Cut them 10 X 16 and am making some for the ladies at the doctors office. Got my handles and I'm going to add some legs. Just beautiful. Thank you for sharing. i got my tissue paper from Zazzle. Great selections.
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I did this for last christmas as gifts for people. I put barn handles on the sides and little rubber legs. I love this. I came back to see about the wax you used. Thanks again!