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Aging Paper: Coffee, Tea and Balsamic Vinegar - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And then I wanted darker so then I started adding more vinegar to it. And it wanted to get darker.MoreAnd then I wanted darker so then I started adding more vinegar to it. And it wanted to get darker. Again doing the same process just dipping it in I didn't soak it at all these are just lovely.

If you want the paper to look like it was handled frequently, crumble it it up in a ball and smooth it out a few times, then sprinkle it with ash (from burnt paper, cigarette or dry grass that leaves a light grey or slightly cream/yellow ash) rub the ash in with cotton wool, then iron the paper so it is smooth enough ...

You can age paper with ink already on it by putting it in a humid environment. Dip the paper into hot water and add glycerin or oil (like olive oil). Place the paper in the oven at 100 degrees for 10-15 minutes. This will help to create a vintage look, while also protecting your ink from fading and cracking over time.

How to make vintage paper Brew a large, strong batch of coffee. Pour the coffee into a tray and submerge the paper for up to ten minutes. Take the paper out, allowing the excess liquid to drip off. You can dry the paper with a hairdryer, or bake in the oven at 200 degrees for 5-10 minutes. ... Bonus Activity: ... Fun Fact:

Aging Paper: Coffee, Tea and Balsamic Vinegar - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And then I wanted darker so then I started adding more vinegar to it. And it wanted to get darker.MoreAnd then I wanted darker so then I started adding more vinegar to it. And it wanted to get darker. Again doing the same process just dipping it in I didn't soak it at all these are just lovely.

If you want the paper to look like it was handled frequently, crumble it it up in a ball and smooth it out a few times, then sprinkle it with ash (from burnt paper, cigarette or dry grass that leaves a light grey or slightly cream/yellow ash) rub the ash in with cotton wool, then iron the paper so it is smooth enough ...

You can age paper with ink already on it by putting it in a humid environment. Dip the paper into hot water and add glycerin or oil (like olive oil). Place the paper in the oven at 100 degrees for 10-15 minutes. This will help to create a vintage look, while also protecting your ink from fading and cracking over time.