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How to age PAPER with COFFEE / Create Antique Vintage- YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Next you're going to take a quarter cup of hot water and put in one heaping tablespoon of instantMoreNext you're going to take a quarter cup of hot water and put in one heaping tablespoon of instant coffee. And stir it up really well and then let it sit.

The result of artificial aging should resemble naturally aged paper....You might be able to speed the process slightly with: direct sunlight. heat (maybe by leaving it in a closed up car on the dash) smoke. natural oils/dirt from being handled frequently without gloves. dust from places like attic storage.

How To Give Paper an Aged Look Pre-heat oven to lowest setting.Crumple up your piece of paper into a ball, then smooth it out and place in your baking sheet. Pour hot coffee over your paper.Sprinkle instant coffee over your paper. Let stand for a few minutes, letting the coffee crystals ?blossom.?

How To Give Paper an Aged Look Pre-heat oven to lowest setting.Crumple up your piece of paper into a ball, then smooth it out and place in your baking sheet. Pour hot coffee over your paper.Sprinkle instant coffee over your paper. Let stand for a few minutes, letting the coffee crystals ?blossom.?

Place the paper for antiquing flat in the baking sheet. Paint the paper evenly with coffee.Sprinkle instant coffee over the paper.Leave the instant coffee in place for about three minutes.Use paper towels to soak up excess liquid on the paper.Transfer the baking sheet outside to a sunny location.

Uncrumple the paper and spritz it with water, tea or coffee. Note that the liquid you use will give the paper a different look. Water won't color the paper, but will enable further alterations. Tea will give a slight brown color, while coffee will give the sheet a darker color.

How to Make Paper Look Old (no oven) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So usually about 25 seconds. It's pretty good just depend it depends on how much water is left butMoreSo usually about 25 seconds. It's pretty good just depend it depends on how much water is left but it's a pretty good benchmark to make sure it doesn't get too hot.