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How To Give Paper an Aged Look Pre-heat oven to lowest setting. ... Crumple up your piece of paper into a ball, then smooth it out and place in your baking tray. Pour hot coffee over your paper. ... Sprinkle instant coffee over your paper. Let stand for a few minutes, letting the coffee crystals ?blossom.?

If you have a candle or heat source you can try to hold the paper over it carefully and "bake" the paper to get it to a different color. You will need to go slow to ensure that you do not light it on fire, scorch, or get too many crinkles. I have done this this make scrolls for a project, it works fairly well.

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Boil the coffee or tea liquor for a few minutes and then allow it to cool down a little. Take one of the papers you've prepared using the previous techniques and soak them into the coffee or tea liquor. Keep the paper soaked for 10 to 20 minutes; the longer it soaks the better paper absorbs the stain.

Light Crumpling Crumpling paper is probably the most common and a very classic way to make a paper look old. To make a paper look slightly old, crumble the paper without forming it into a crumpled ball. Crumple each part of the paper lightly using both hands.

Simply crumple a piece of paper into a ball and keep it like that for a minute. After a minute unfold the crumples and flatten the paper using the palm of your hands. This will give the paper a very aged look.

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