Aging paper diy

Want to learn how to age paper in 5 minutes? You'll learn how to stain/ color paper with tea & coffee. Gorgeous vintage paper every time!

How to age paper - 6 easy techniques to make paper look old and give it a vintage look with materils you already have at home

Antique paper is a wonderful touch to a frame poem or passage. This shows you how to age paper and get the vintage look in a few simple steps.

How To Make Paper Look Old Craft With Kids. For this craft, we are going to learn how to make paper look old with a simple technique you can do at home for pennies. Aged paper can be used in a myriad of ways while you talk about what causes aging on paper and how scientists preserve historical documents. Of course, I have a fun list of 20 different ways that you can use your paper once you age it. This craft is perfect just as a fun project on its own.

Learn How to Age Paper! Fun, easy methods for Aging Paper for aging paper to use in your Crafts and DIY Projects! Great for Junk Journals and Mixed Media projects. By Rebecca E. Parsons

How to Age Paper - 6 easy technique to make paper look old. Turn papers from your stash to antique looking paper for any project! Try it now! #papercrafts #paperart #alteredbooks #mixedmedia #crafts

How to age paper - 6 easy techniques to make paper look old and give it a vintage look with materils you already have at home

If you want to know how to age paper at home and what are the different ways you can age paper this article is for you!

Antique paper is a wonderful touch to a frame poem or passage. This shows you how to age paper and get the vintage look in a few simple steps.

Sure, we've all heard of or tried aging paper with tea but what happens when you dump your used morning coffee grounds (grinds) on paper to see if that works too? That's what I wanted to know. For the experiment, I used five sheets of paper; two regular pieces of copy paper and three pieces of medium weight card stock. Actually, the three heavier pieces came from the office supply store in a pack and I think they call it "cover stock" there. The card stock already had a mottled look to it…