~Marbled Paper~ Resulting product is a delicate swirled stain within the paper which may be used for a variety of projects. The project called for: large flat pan (larger than paper size) water corn oil (2 tsps) paint white paper pre-cut to sheet size* toothpicks paper towelling or dry rags Instructions: You fill the pan half way with water. Pour some paint on top and with toothpicks swivel it. Pour in corn oil. Take white paper (or any paper stock without a watermark, pre-cut to the sheet size desired) and dip it in. Remove immediately. Pat with absorbant side of paper towel or cloth to remove excess moisture and allow to dry. * Note: papers having a watermark may absorb the color unevenly emphasising the mark of the paper manufacturer. Best paper choices are unmarked butcher paper. -- submitted by MGonzalez01 Return to Miscellaneous Crafts Return to Main Page This page and its graphics were created by exclusively for The Yahoo! Crafter's Place Chat Club. It is best viewed on a 800x600 screen set for True Color with or and is hosted by . Get them NOW!