stanley
Comment on February 18th, 2007.
My question is how do you make it not smell like coffee in the room where you have the framed piece of parchment?
Merlin
Comment on February 19th, 2007.
After the drying and sitting out for just a short time, I don’t smell the coffee anymore. The coffee is not staying on the paper it is staining it more then it is flavoring / (Making it smell) One the few that I have completed I really have to sniff hard to smell the coffee.
nancy
Comment on May 31st, 2007.
IM TRYING TO MAKE INVATATIONS FOR MY DAUGHTERS SWEET 16 AND I WAS WONDERING IF I COULD RUN THE PAPER THREW MY PRINTER AFTER ALL THE STEPS ARE DONE I HAVE ABOUT 100 TO MAKE AND WRITING ON ALL THOSE WOULD BE AWFUL(LOL) THANK YOU
clair
Comment on July 23rd, 2007.
You can use black tea instead coffee because black tea doesn’t have strong scent like coffee…
Ingrid
Comment on January 7th, 2008.
Greetings! I am a historical re-enactor, as well as an amateur poet. My topics include Renaissance, pirates, wizards and fairies, so I can’t wait to write poems on my own parchment paper to really make them look auhentic! Thanks Merlin!
Jeanette
Comment on July 19th, 2008.
Hi, my name is Jeanette and I live in Germany. I work for our local library doing projects and workshops for children in English. I have to do one about parchment and I am looking for as much info as I can find. I have to read to the children first about the subject and then do something creative (that is where your paper idea will be great.) I was wondering if you would know where I can find a book or articles about this subject. (children friendly of course.) I would be greatful for any help you can give me. I have posted my email address below. Thanks. Jeanette.
Michelle
Comment on January 29th, 2009.
Actually, a simple substitute would be just any tea that stains. Common english tea works very well. I did this for a project once and I just used soaked the paper in tea (can’t remember what tea though), left it to soak on a pan for a few hours (though overnight is better), blow dry it, (similarly) used the lighter to crinkle the edges just for effect and that’s it. I’m actually thinking of making alot to make my own Book of Shadows.
marvin
Comment on October 29th, 2009.
hi, is there anyone who try to use food color to make a parchment paper?
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