Printing on tissue paper

This is a great Technique for Printing on Tissue Paper with your Home Printer!

Joleen Emery on Instagram: "How to print on tissue paper. Laser printer version. Home made brew of glue (1 cup school glue and 1/2 cup of water) #craftingtips #printing #mixedmediaartist"

I’m so excited to share with you something I recently learned. I think it is great because if you decoupage or use Mod Podge in your crafts, then this article will teach you how to print in your inkjet printer on tissue paper. Ready to learn? Here we go… Step 1 Get some tissue paper (20 […]

How to Print on Tissue Paper - Tutorial. This is great for creating printed textured backgrounds for scrapbooking or art journals.

I realize printing on tissue paper is not a new idea, but it is something I had not experimented with until recently. After making my subwa...

Leanne Daquino | Floral Abstract Artist on Instagram: "Exploring the limits of tissue paper on my Gelliplate with four layers—translucent to opaque paint. The final pull was sticky, resulting in a few rips, but still happy with the print and ghost print outcome! 🎨✨ . . . . . #melbourneartists #abstractfloral #collageart #gelliprint#handmadepapers #leannedaquinoart"

Leanne Daquino | Floral Abstract Artist on Instagram: "The scrunched tissue paper creates beautiful texture for these ombré prints. These are going to to make beautiful petals for my next garden. 🌸 Got a question? Ask away 😍 . . . . . . . . . #leannedaquinoart #collageart #gelliprinting #abstractfloral #gelliplate"

How to print onto tissue paper using a regular printer and copy paper. You can use this technique with photos, clip art, graphics and so much more.

I love printing on tissue paper for my craft projects, it is so versatile and easy to use. But, there are some people who are struggling with the paper jamming in your printer, or the ink smudging when you apply the decoupage medium to it. Here's a fix! This rice paper is thicker than tissue paper or napkins, but it works the same way. You can tape it to your printer paper, then feed it through the printer like normal. It shouldn't jam because it's a thicker product and the printer likes…