They were Pachinko machine balls I bought at a garage sale for $3. My favorite is the “98.9% Pure Depleted Neutronium Pellets (Extreme Existential Danger!!!)”. The “Large Echinodermata/ Mollusca Exo-Skeletons” were left over from a bag of shells my wife bought to display in a glass bowl. The “Bleached Atlantean Coral Nuggets” (white rocks), “Petrified Earthworm Carcasses” (lichen), “Small Mollusca Exo-Skeletons” (shells), “Mermaid Eggs” (plant hydrogel spheres), and “Mermaid Eggs” (hair gel) were all purchased at the dollar store. Vellum works well since it mimics old style rice paper used on vintage labels and doesn’t take on too much of the stain. I stained some vellum paper with used coffee grounds from the coffee maker and tea, and after they dried I just printed the labels onto the vellum in the laser printer. and created some labels in Adobe Illustrator. I bought a bunch of jars at garage sales, Hobby Lobby, etc.
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I didn’t bother with a full Instructable since this is a fairly simple project and these individual techniques are described all over the “interwebs” already. Do not attempt to use vellum in crafts until the ink is dry to the touch.Here’s my latest Steampunk project- Mad scientist apothecary bottles for my office. Ink will take awhile to dry on a vellum surface, so it's important to set the paper aside to dry. After printing your vellum, set it aside to dry.Most printers default to "plain paper." Instead, select something like "photo paper" or "fine art paper." See if your printer lets you choose a paper type when printing.
Ink can smear easily on vellum, so see if your printer has a "draft" or "quick" printing mode.
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X Expert Source Kathy LeaderĪrtist Expert Interview. Vellum is translucent, so it can be placed over photos without hiding them.
Place vellum over photos to create unique effects.
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