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guess who's having her internet connection up and running again :) Finally, after weeks of feeling like being thrown back to the stone age I got my new hardware in the mail today. So here I am, first things first, with some new content for you!
I have quite a lot of great videos to share with you so stay tuned for more to watch over the next few weeks!
And today I am sharing a tea staining technique with you. Enjoy...
This is how the paper turned out. I'm quite happy with the result:
Thanks for stopping by!
Yours
Uta
These papers are looking very nice. If you need papers that look a little more like parchment I would recommend the instant coffee method. I used it two years ago for my Christmas cards and it turned out great.
ReplyDeleteThanks you!
DeleteI just got the same recommendation over at YouTube, seems like this tea lover here has to invest into some instant coffee after all ;)