Here are the results of my first experiment with this technique. Basically, you place tissue paper on top of plastic bags to save the work surface and keep the paper from becoming a permanent attachment to your table. Spritz lightly with water. The rest involves layering using matte medium, paints, inks, stains, etc. and anything you think might become permanently trapped between layers. These paper are three layers. I threw in netting, shredded papers, coffee grounds, ribbons, string, holographic flakes, etc. As you can see, the middle three papers are the same. The pics show that one side is flat, the other shiny, and when held up to light, it is still transparent.
Creating Art Paper from Tissue Paper
May 16, 2010 by erasmuses
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I will go immediately to my closet and try your experiment,
it sounds wonderful.
I have made paper using muslin as substrate then adding tissues etc and it came out great.
now, on to a new experiment!
best,
rikae
That sounds interesting. I bet gauze would work out great with either process…you’re giving me new ideas! Thanks! :)
Pam