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Saturday, May 19, 2012
An Amazing Project Share - Spool Style Mini Album
Hi Everyone, I had to share this video a friend forwarded to me. The technique is cool, but the finished project (5 min into video) is amazing!!!! I want to make one.
AMAZING..... I can't wait to see what YOU come up with.... I'll be sitting here staring at my computer screen waiting for your video to come out ( HURRY,... please) :-)
Nice find Kathy, thanks for sharing. I can see some kind of paper mâché project in my future with that technique, although the spool was a very novel idea too!
I have this many times before I have done it on tissue paper as well I don't use the spray glue step too messy just use tape at the top of the card only that way it does not tear Also I don't have a ink jet printer but it still works I use it when I want a special word or stamp that I don't have when you do this you remember the angel policy Colleen
Pretty cool idea and love the spindle roll idea to display quite a lot of photos in a decorative way. I like how she also added embellishments to the backside of the roll with no damage. Thanks for sharing Kathy :)
OMG Kathy, what a project. Thank you for sharing. Can't wait to see what you do with it. You are so amazing. Thanks again for all your projects, I love your vids. Hugs Cyndie
Tried it today. I used quilt basting spray and so the paper towel came off very easily after printing. The only thing I suggest is to make sure the artwork or photo you are printing has high contrast so you can see the details.
Thanks for sharing Kathy! What a unique idea. I have a printer scheduled to arrive today and that may be one of the first things I attempt on this new printer. Again, TFS.
The project looked neat. But it didn't seem like she was having very good luck with it releasing from the cardstock she had adhered it to... I might be tempted to try it but with a repositional adhesive.
Wow this is amazing, I want to give it a try. Want to see what you come up with and with what twist you'll do to it, giving the the lady her credits tho. Amazing TFS
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That was crazy!! What will people think of next!!! Great find Kathy!!! Thans for sharing. Hugs Jen
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty amazing
ReplyDeleteI love that! Thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteAnnette McCarty amcca8144
Wow, so cool! I love how the pictures were displayed on the roll. TFS!
ReplyDeleteWow! That was so cool! I loved her project! How awesome was that!!!
ReplyDelete~ Vanessa W
AMAZING..... I can't wait to see what YOU come up with.... I'll be sitting here staring at my computer screen waiting for your video to come out ( HURRY,... please) :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is very cool. And that music is a trip too.
ReplyDeleteWat a small world! July is my friend fr Spore n I attended her scroll class! Talented lady :D
ReplyDeleteWOW! Thanks for sharing Kathy!
ReplyDeleteWowza! LOVE the spool project! The printing bit looks a bit fiddly but definitely worth trying. The music was perfect! LOL Thanks, Kathy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing that bit of inspiration!
ReplyDeleteNice find Kathy, thanks for sharing. I can see some kind of paper mâché project in my future with that technique, although the spool was a very novel idea too!
ReplyDeleteNice find Kathy, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFound this too. Already on my to do list
ReplyDeleteI have printed out on thick tissue paper but this gives a good texture to the picture thanks. Love the project also
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Beautiful and Amazing!! I want one too--How about a project from the Amazing Kathy?
ReplyDeleteCool!
ReplyDeleteCool Project. I am so glad you posted that video, guess I am off to the store to get paper towels!! lol
ReplyDeleteLove that project. TFS!! I guess I am off to the store to get paper towels!! lol
ReplyDeleteMahalo nui! Love how we can use regular household products around the home! Great find!
ReplyDeleteI have watched this video so many times! She is very creative don't you think?
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Both the technique and the finished project. Thanks Kathy.
ReplyDeleteVery Cool. I also liked her music.
ReplyDeleteI have this many times before I have done it on tissue paper as well I don't use the spray glue step too messy
ReplyDeletejust use tape at the top of the card only that way it does not tear
Also I don't have a ink jet printer but it still works I use it when I want a special word or stamp that I don't have when you do this you remember the angel policy
Colleen
SOOOOOO Cool!!!! I'm so gonna try this. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSOOOOO stickin' cool!!! Love this idea and I'm totally going to try this. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh boy, Kathy!! thanks for sharing this video; my head is spinning with ideas! Can't wait to see what you come up with!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Carmen L
Oh My I LOVE this ladys stuff. Her stuff is pretty cool. Di
ReplyDeleteHail to the queen, Thank you for sharing this with us.
ReplyDeleteQuack Quack.
Pretty cool idea and love the spindle roll idea to display quite a lot of photos in a decorative way. I like how she also added embellishments to the backside of the roll with no damage. Thanks for sharing Kathy :)
ReplyDeleteOMG Kathy, what a project. Thank you for sharing. Can't wait to see what you do with it. You are so amazing. Thanks again for all your projects, I love your vids. Hugs Cyndie
ReplyDeleteTried it today. I used quilt basting spray and so the paper towel came off very easily after printing. The only thing I suggest is to make sure the artwork or photo you are printing has high contrast so you can see the details.
ReplyDeleteWow! Who knew!!!
ReplyDeletefound this about a week ago. i was thinking of applying the napkin technique to this project.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Kathy! What a unique idea. I have a printer scheduled to arrive today and that may be one of the first things I attempt on this new printer. Again, TFS.
ReplyDeleteI am going to try this with my imagine and stitch the paper towel to my mat. Will let you know how it works out.
ReplyDeleteThe project looked neat. But it didn't seem like she was having very good luck with it releasing from the cardstock she had adhered it to... I might be tempted to try it but with a repositional adhesive.
ReplyDeleteWow this is amazing, I want to give it a try. Want to see what you come up with and with what twist you'll do to it, giving the the lady her credits tho. Amazing TFS
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