Thread: Making a Yew Caddy

Where was I while this was happening??

Do not answer that!!!

Beuatiful piece WW.

I remember making marbled paper at school when I was about 8-9. We then made school magazine covers and used the paper to line the inside. Also made paste from starch to do so.

I have the process tucked away in the back of my cluttered mind and aim to make use of it for a couple of projects.

Originally Posted by artme

Where was I while this was happening??

Do not answer that!!!

Beuatiful piece WW.

I remember making marbled paper at school when I was about 8-9. We then made school magazine covers and used the paper to line the inside. Also made paste from starch to do so.

I have the process tucked away in the back of my cluttered mind and aim to make use of it for a couple of projects.

I remember making marbled paper in my childhood too. It was one of those wet weather distractions we did during school holidays. I once covered a crap-wrap tube with it and made it into a pen holder for a gift. I also remember making seemingly miles of paper chains with coloured paper and flour paste for Christmas decorations. It's like riding a bicycle...

Looks good. Reminds me of the inside of an old telephone box.

Originally Posted by mic-d

Looks good. Reminds me of the inside of an old telephone box.

I trust it doesn't smell the same!

Originally Posted by mic-d

Looks good. Reminds me of the inside of an old telephone box.

I seem to remember they were sponged not marbled.

Originally Posted by Fuzzie

I seem to remember they were sponged...

Not frequently enough as I recall.