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An no-bake method achieves similar results without the use of an oven. 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. ... Tip.

AGE PAPER WITH PAINT Apply at least three different shades of brown acrylic paints. Add the paints while moving the brush in all directions. Work in layers: add light colors on dark colors and dark colors on light colors allowing the brush strokes to show. Keep working until you're happy with the result.

How to Make Paper Look Old (4 Techniques) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So squish it all up roll it up into a ball. Open it out you'll see there's lots of areas with noMoreSo squish it all up roll it up into a ball. Open it out you'll see there's lots of areas with no creases. And just go again. And just keep crumpling it up until you're happy with it.

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.

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.

Place the paper in the microwave for more than 2 minutes 30 seconds, but cook it for more than 2 minutes in order to achieve a longer lasting effect. After cooking your paper for more than 2 minutes, take it out of the microwave and allow it to cool down before using it again.

Take a jar, pour in some vinegar, then add some steel wool. Wait until the wool has dissolved (a few days), then spread this solution on the paper. I usually have a jar of this stuff sat around anyway as it's great for ageing wood.