Oh gosh...it's a good thing I didn't watch this close to bedtime because I would not be able to sleep. Who can sleep when your mind is full of ideas and your fingers are itching to work? Can't wait to try this, thank you so much for sharing with us. 🌻

@mercedespaker335

4 ай бұрын

I know the feeling!!

Your description of looking at where you want to sew is just like when learning how to drive and the instructor tell you to look at where you want to go and that way you can thread a needle while driving. LOL So both driving and sewing use each others analogies. HILARIOUS. That has to be one of the BEST tutorial I have seen in a very long time and this technique would actually make for the best Art Journal cover EVER. I know what cover I am making for my upcoming Art Journal. TFS your astounding talent with us, it is much appreciated.

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Celine Barberio Celine, you're very kind. ;-) Thanks so much for watching and for your wonderful comments. I love teaching and have been teaching something to someone since I was about 10. Lol! Seriously. I somehow bribed my classmates to give up recess so I could "make them into a choir." Makes me laugh now to think of it. ;-) Stay Creative!

Lovely work. Thank you for sharing your knowledge seven years later it is still being viewed well appreciate it

The preparation and organization you do before you ever turn on the camera is so apparent. Your pacing is beautiful and makes it easy to follow and a pleasure to learn. Not many teachers can carry that much detail and that many minutes. Brava! And much gratitude for your wonderful techniques.

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Robin Alcorn Robin, I'm really glad that you enjoy my video classes. Thanks for your very kind comments. Stay creative!

I have never seen fabric paper made this way. Your video was so interesting , informative, and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing.

Barb, this was my very first art project and my first art journal. You have opened my world. I stream Tues and Thurs and sat at 6 pm eastern for 4 years now. Thank you for being my art hero. 💙

This looks like fun. It's a different way to make fabric paper abd the result is really nice. Thank you for sharing, your video was easy to understand. Really liked the fabric after it was softened and oh my, tulle is genius. This is so great!

@BarbOwenDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Linda. Thank you for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. I've made lots of different types of fabric paper but this method, by far, is my favorite. I'm glad you enjoyed watching the process. Thank you for leaving such a nice comment. Stay Creative!

Barb, great video. I learned a lot and you gave me the answer to how to move forward into the next level with my art. I am a Chilean artist based in Dallas and I do paint on newsprint follow the same process you do with the iron and when I'm done I pat the paper onto a canvas. and. the result is amazing. Your suggestion about the transparent fabric I will definitely add into the canvas for a new look. Thank You! / romanho

@BarbOwenDesigns

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Romanho. Welcome to my channel! Your process sounds wonderful. Do you post your work anywhere that I could see it? I bet you will enjoy the amazing effects you can create by adding the transparent fabrics. Thank you for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. We have 12 sample classes here on the channel and dozens more video classes located on the website in the member area. Thank you for watching and Stay Creative!

You are not only an good artist but also a very good teacher and good human being. I love your detailed information and your teaching process. Love from Bangladesh. :-)

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Fireflly Mimo! Welcome and thank you for letting me know where you are. I always love knowing where viewers are watching. Thank you for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more video classes located there. I also stream live each Friday at 2pm Eastern. Any time it works for you, we'd love to have you join us. Stay Creative!

Dot from UK Long video but worth every second full of information, I have been sewing for years but today I learned a lot. Thank you for sharing, I can see me watching the video again and taking notes. Dot.

Barb your video is sensational. It opened up a new world of possibilities for my wanna-be creative mind.

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Pamela. Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from the membership at HowToGetCreative.com. It's a fun technique and I'm really glad you enjoyed it. Feel free to use it or adapt it to make it yours. Stay Creative!

Barb, this was fascinating! And inspiring too! I see at the end how very important the 'scribbling' at the beginning is. Beautiful. Thanks!

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are lots and lots of creative arts videos located there. Feel free to check it out anytime. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Stay Creative!

I appreciate the info about thread types and needles as well as the instructions for the fabric paper. Thank you

Wow! A lot goes into making those gorgeous fabric papers. That was fun to watch. Thank you for the lesson.

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi there. Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. It does take time to create Fabric-Paper this way, but if you make large sheets, you can make quite a few projects once the paper is finished. I love the process, so any chance I can make Fabric-Paper, I'm ready to get creative! There are many, many more creative arts video classes located in the member area of HowToGetCreative. Feel free to check us out anytime. Until then, Stay Creative!

What a great video! You make everything understandable to those who maybe haven't sewn or whatever process you're explaining. I for one appreciate that. Everything you made was beautiful! I love the colors and your designs. Thanks Barb!

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Liz. Thanks so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. I love making fabric-paper this way and I'm glad you enjoyed watching the class. There are many, many more creative arts videos located on the website. Thanks for your very kind comment. ;-) Stay Creative!

Amazing Barbara! I’m going to my local craft shop right now to buy supplies and assemble a kit. It’s so personal an art that it would be an heirloom gift to frame and give to your most beloved friends and family. Watching in Alaska- jana

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Jana. I'm so glad that you enjoyed watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. You'll find many, many more video classes located there in the member area. Feel free to check it out and I hope you enjoy many hours of fun creating your own version of Fabric-Paper. Thanks for watching and Stay Creative!

Truly appreciate you being thorough and explaining each step as you go. New to paper fabric. Want to try this!! Also learned a lot about sewing,. Thanks. Hugs.

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Sue. I'm so glad you enjoyed this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. It's one of my all time favorite classes! I try to give you loads of information and tips and tricks as I teach every class. Thanks so much for watching. Stay Creative!!

You are such an excellent teacher. Love your style. Learning so much.

This video is Wonderful!! Thank you soo much! I prefer the multi- colored work but do love it all!! As soon as I finish my Pysanky for a craft show, I will try this out!!💕🥰🇺🇦🌻

This is a great tutorial for a really fun technique! And a great place to practice free motion quilting. Thanks.

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Kathlyn. Thanks so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. I'm glad you enjoyed it. There are many, many more creative arts videos located on the site. Feel free to check it out anytime. Stay Creative!

Barb you are a great resource, a creative force and a great instructor - love watching you

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Nick. Thank you for such a nice comment I really appreciate it. Wishing you many, many hours filled with creativity and fun. Thanks, again, for watching.

Cool process, incredible results! I have attempted a similar process but didn't have the refining finishing touches. Love the sheer fabric over the top and the stitching. Thank you so much for the video.

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for watching this sample video from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more creative arts video classes located there. Feel free to take a peek anytime. I really enjoy making fabric-paper this way. It's fun to know that you also enjoy a similar technique. Thanks for watching and Stay Creative!

Ty so much for sharing this process! It looks like a lot of fun not to mention the unlimited projects!

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Grayce Kelly I'm glad you enjoyed this video class, Grayce! I love the way you spell your name. My mother's name is Grace. ;-) There are lots more creative arts video classes available at HowToGetCreative.com, too. Feel free to check it out if you're interested. Thanks so much for watching. Working with fabric paper is so much fun and works really well for a wide variety of projects. Stay Creative!

You are one of the instructor i have listened and watched on you tube . Thank you so much for the tip about free motion , I t has never been explained the way you explained. Once i heard you explain the way to view the use of the motion i saw how i was fighting doing the motion. Thank you

I've been creating fabric paper for years now and love it's versatility! I have a sewing machine and really can't keep up with the bobbin thing and thread changes. Need to have someone teach me how to really see then I could do some stitching on my paper. Your's are gorgeous ,Like you!!

@BarbOwenDesigns

Жыл бұрын

Hi Linda. I love combining all sorts of paper and fabric together. I, too, love the versatility. I usually use gray or tan thread in the bobbin unless a specific color of thread like red or white is required. You can always do hand stitching on the fabric-paper. I've done that and love that effect, too. Thanks for watching!

Just tried this technique and love it! Personally I love that you dont cut out anything because you give some very good info and tips that is helpful when I get to that 'step' that I'm unsure about.

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Sue. I'm glad you enjoyed the Fabric-paper Video Class. This is a sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are lots and lots of creative arts videos located there. Feel free to check it out anytime. Thanks for watching!

Barb, thanks SO much for an amazing tutorial on how to make beautiful fabric paper.....I have been having a blast with these techniques! I am hooked!! lol I have a question about lining the inside of the journal...that is what I decided to make with my fabric paper because I just adore journals! Anyway, can you please offer some suggestions on lining the wrong side of the fabric paper....I'm stuck on that part and any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again.....Deb

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Deborah Ring Truthfully, most often I leave the inside without lining because I like the texture of the stitching. You could also add a layer of cotton fabric as a lining before stitching around the edge to hold the pieces together.

Wonderful video. Have sewn and quilted forever, but have never gotten into free-motion sewing, etc. Have already ordered a few supplies I didn’t have and am anxious to get started.

@BarbOwenDesigns

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Patricia. Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. I'm so glad you enjoyed it! This is a fun way to get acquainted with free-motion stitching. No pressure, just fun. Again, thanks for watching. Stay Creative!

You are a really great teacher! Thank you!

Wonderful ideas. Your explanations are just awesome. I have a lot of old oil pastels that I now know what to use them for. Thank you so much for sharing.

@BarbOwenDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Darlene Bromberger Oil pastels can be a little challenging but I love using them and trying new things with them.

This is not what I was searching youtube for, but this was so great!! I learned about so many different types of things to craft with. Thank you for making this. I am def going to check out some of your other videos.

@BarbOwenDesigns

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Jennifer! Welcome to my channel. I'm so glad you stopped by and that you enjoyed this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more creative arts videos located on the site in the member area. There is a blog, too, with lots of ideas, videos and photos. Feel free to take a look around. You can enter the member area by joining for a month for $1. It's a deal! ;-) I stream here on YT live every Friday at 2 pm Eastern, so feel free to join us anytime it works for you. Thanks again for watching and Stay Creative!

My toddlers use tons of water whenever we paint and paper rips and colors are watered down.. this is perfect and inexpensive for them and I'm soooo so curious and excited to make fabric paper myself... Awesome craft for adults and kids. Thank you Barb.. I subbed and been binge watching you all morning... :)

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Shannon! Welcome to my channel. I'm so glad that you enjoyed watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many other creative arts classes on a variety of topics located in the member area of the website. I never thought about kids doing this, but it's a great idea. I hope you have a wonderful time making fabric-paper. Thanks for watching. Stay Creative!

A really fantastic video Barbara great to be able to sit and peacefully watch the whole process Thank you

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Helen! Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are lots and lots of creative arts videos located there. Feel free to check it out anytime. I'm really glad you enjoyed watching the process unfold. Stay Creative!

This looks like fun! It would be great to do this with a heavy, cotton watercolor paper, fabric paint, and/or fabric medium with acrylic paint... Then you could wash it! You could use a wax-based, washable "crayon" as well for the resist too. VERY inspiring class! The info on stitches & fusible webbing is great too! I've never heard of the circle stitching foot or attachment for the sewing machine before. I'm going to have to find your tutorial on that as well! That would make a fun design for quilting too! Making interlocking circles on a quilt, you could make some incredible designs that I've done on paper (flowers, tile designs, geometric designs, etc.) that I've never seen on a quilt! Great video! I've been thinking about sewing my first quilt, and wondered what kind of design I would do for the quilting part... Now I have a lot more possibilities! Thank you! It's amazing to bring together ideas from different places, then put them all together! Great video! Seems I need to pick out some fabric now! Hmmm!

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Carol. You have some great ideas percolating. ;-) I'm glad you enjoyed watching this sample video class from HowtoGetCreative.com. There are many, many more creative arts video classes located there. Feel free to take a peek anytime. Thanks for watching!

I have just recently found your channel, and am REALLY glad I have!! I REALLY love this class in particular!! I am seeing all sorts of possibilities for this technique. Thank you for sharing your artistic and teaching talents with us!!

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Francine Johnson McGee Thanks, Francine! I LOVE making all different kinds of fabric-paper, but this is really my favorite technique. There are lots of other video classes at HowToGetCreative.com, too. Stay Creative!

Wonderful class! I can not wait to begin making my own "Paper Fabric". I am a Fun Stampers Journey coach (for the discount, this is not a plug) and my stamps are going to look AMAZING using this technique. Barb I just love ALL of your videos and would love to learn about your video set up. Your Video's themselves are just beautiful and very easy to watch. Thank you so very much for all of your creativity.

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Tammie. I'm really glad to know that you enjoyed this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many more creative arts videos located on the website. I, too, love this fabric-paper technique and thoroughly enjoy creating it. I am familiar with Fun Stampers Journey and I wish you all the best with your business. I have 4 cameras for filming and I use 8 different camera shots. It's all controlled through the application WireCast. Thanks for watching and for the nice comments. Stay Creative!

Love the way you teach, so detailed, just love it, never get tired of seen your tutorials, on an on I will definitely do something with fabric paper. You are a great teacher!!!, God bless you and your family.

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Natividad. Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. I hope you have a wonderful time making your own fabric-paper. It's really fun to make. Thank you for your very sweet comment. I love what I do and I hope you can see that. ;-) Blessings back to you and yours. Stay Creative!

I love the organza. You could make paper beads. Omg!!!! I'm thinking king of so many things.

Barb, thank you for a well done tutorial, not to mention a pretty awesome project! The video was well informed, patient, not rushed. I wondered what I could do with all the leftover construction paper that I had since the grandkids are well out of that stage. I will definitely make this. Oh the possibilities! So again, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Naomi! Thank you so much for your very kind comment. This is a sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are loads of video classes located in the member area of the site. Thanks for watching and have fun Staying Creative!

Hi Barbara. Thank you so much for the most enjoyable 1.30 hours I've spent this last week. Your class is so detailed and easy to follow, plus the fact that you are a great teacher. Thank you.

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! This is a sample video class from our site HowToGetCreative.com. There are lots and lots of full length video classes similar to this one that cover a variety of creative arts. Feel free to take a peek some time. ;-) Thanks for watching and for your very kind comment. Stay Creative!

Barbra from one teacher to another. You are a fantastic teacher ! Keep up the great tutorials . I can’t wait to let my kids make some sheets for me with their crayons thanks for sharing.

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Susette. Thank you so much for your sweet compliment. ;-) I'm so glad that you enjoyed watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more creative arts videos located on the website. Thank you so much for watching and I hope you have loads of fun creating Construction Paper Fabric Paper. Stay Creative!

This is wonderful, I will be trying this for sure. I'm currently into making journals and this is going to be awesome! Thank you.

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi there. I'm so glad you enjoyed watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. It's a fun way to combine paper and fabric which is one of my favorite things to do. Thanks for watching. Stay Creative!

This was so much fun watching this! I've always enjoyed appliqué and have seen these journal covers, now know how they are made. Thank you!

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Jessica Aspinall I'm glad you enjoyed this video class, Jessica! Fabric Paper is one of my favorite things to create. Thank you for the nice comment. Stay Creative!

Wow! What an incredible and complete tutorial. Barb didn't short us on any details and I was able to see and understand so many techniques. In all honesty, for me personally, this is the best tutorial I have ever seen. Barb is a wonderful teacher and has a great sense of humor. Thank you so much!

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Zhi! You comment is so very kind. Thank you!! Thank you for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more creative arts classes located on the site. Fabric-Paper made this way is both versatile and fun to create. Thanks for watching. Stay Creative!

Gracias por compartir. Muy bonitos para hacer diferentes manualidades... Tarjetas, separadores de libros, marcadores de habitación etc... Muy lindo

I adored your tutorial on turning paper into fabric. I sew and could see myself making these "fabrics", and then embroidering a poem on them, but I'm lacking the vision on how to mount it so it can be hung on the wall. I think that would make a nice gift. Any ideas?

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Terri. The finished fabric-paper is pretty sturdy so you might just fuse another fabric to the back and stitch around the edges. Or, you could bind the edges as for a quilt. Another idea would be to frame the piece. Loads of ideas. ;-) Thanks so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. You'll find loads of other video classes located in the member area of this site. Thanks, again, for watching. Stay Creative!

Really a unique technique Barb you are a very talented woman, my admiration and respect, a lot details and explanation which I really enjoy it . I wish I could do this, but it is to much for me. A lot of work, thought the results look great.

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi there. Thanks very much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more full length classes in the member area of the website. I'm glad you enjoyed watching the process. It's a lot of fun! Stay Creative!

I have even used paper grocery bags and that works well too.

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

I've not tried grocery bags for this technique. I'll have to do that. Thanks for sharing your experience. Stay Creative!

So much talent!

You are awesome with your stitching, making material with paper, you are special...knowledgeable.with anything you set your mind to do...Have been following your lessons, cannot thank you enough...Lise Sirois.

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Lise. Thank you for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more video classes located there in the member area, too. This is a fun technique, for sure and I'm glad you enjoyed seeing it. Thanks for your nice comment. Stay Creative!

Thank you so much. You are so very creative. Loved how you go through each step. And i learned so much about the sewing process and about using different needles and threads 🤗😍

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Donna. Thank you so much for your kind comment and for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more creative arts videos located in the member area of the site. Feel free to take a peek anytime. Again, thank you for watching. Stay Creative!

Wow! What a process! Thanks for walking us through it. Loved it! ❤️

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Bonnie. It seems like a long process when it's all stepped out in a class, but I love creating Fabric Paper this way. ;-) Thanks for much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. You're always welcome to check out the site. There are 12 full length classes located here on KZread. Stay Creative!!

Thank you. I love this master class

Beautiful ,What a work of art !!!

Thanks lady. Skies the limit!!😘

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi M.C. Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. It's a fun and very versatile way to make fabric-paper. Anytime I can find a way to combine fabric and paper, I'm a happy camper. ;-) Thanks, again, for watching.

Brand new to me, this fabric paper and it's amazing!!! Thank you so very much for this lesson! I'm so excited to try it!! I haven't brought out my sewing machine in over 20 years...wonder if it will even work!!! LOL!

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Nancy. You can make fabric-paper in several different ways. Basically, once you combine paper and fabric together to create a new sheet, you have fabric-paper! I have to admit that this is my favorite way to make it. Thanks for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. Stay Creative! (PS - I'd recommend getting your machine serviced. Lol!)

Barb thank you for sharing your passion of creating. I love this video and will share with my Art Journaling Class.Thank You

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+angela vaughn Great! Tell them I said, "Hello!" Please tell them that if they enjoy my video classes there are lots more creative arts classes at HowToGetCreative.com. Stay Creative!!

Excellent! You are a great teacher and so inspiring! Can't wait to try making some fabric paper.

@BarbOwenDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Gail Tuthill Thanks for watching and for your sweet, kind comment. Keep creating!

Really enjoyed watching this video. Your explanations were easy to understand and follow. I bought some construction paper a couple of weeks ago and I now know how to use it differently. tfs

@BarbOwenDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Constance Coachman Yes, construction paper is a fun material to use this way. Enjoy!

Thank you. Wonderful class. You are an amazing teacher.

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Louise. Thank you so much for your kind comment. ;-) Thank you for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. You'll find many, many more creative arts video classes located in the member area of the website. Feel free to check it out anytime. Also, I stream live the first Friday of each month at 2pm Eastern. Love to have you join us anytime it works for you. Stay Creative!

This is such a wonderful workshop, and you are a great teacher. Thank you for sharing Barb, I really want to try this.... Love 💙 I will share.

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Rita Marie Thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate your time and your nice comment. Thank you so much for sharing, too.

@RitaMarieArt

8 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome Barb! You are awesome!

The absolute best video and art class I have seen and I have watched a lot over the years. Can't wait to do this as it brings together so many aspects of my hobbies. Your presentation and camera views are excellent. I definetly will be following your many series. Thank you so much for all your time and work that goes into these.

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Bonnie. I'm very glad to know that you enjoyed this sample video class. There are many, many more classes located at HowToGetCreative.com. Feel free to take a peek. Thanks for watching and Stay Creative!

By the way.. all that you made are just beautiful!

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Sharon. Thanks so much. I'm glad you enjoyed this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more creative arts videos located there. Feel free to take a peek anytime. I love this process. Having the fabric-papers created, it's fun to find ways to use them. Stay Creative!

Just found you and enjoyed your video so much! You are a great teacher! This is the first I have heard of the procedure and hope to try it soon! Thanks!

This is so gorgeous!!!! I absolutely love this. Thank you for the tutorial

I've loved watching you make this paper and it's very beautiful but I personally will probably never make it because it's too long it would take too long to make it anyway congratulations I think it's a very beautiful process

I'm so in love with your channel, I will try it, love your classes!!!

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Natividad Mariñez Thanks so much for watching and leaving such a nice comment. I'm glad that you enjoyed this video class. There are lots more located in the member area of HowToGetCreative.com.

Thank you so much for this class. I have learned so much from you through your videos. Thank you again!

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Sunshine! Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are lots and lots of creative arts videos located there. Feel free to check it out anytime. I appreciate your very nice comment! Stay Creative!

Wow, Barb this was amazing! I just bought my first sewing machine, so, I don't know if I can do that fancy sewing work. I just love this though. It's got so much depth! Thanks for inspiring me!!

@BarbOwenDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Juliana Beasley Give it a try. Most machines are capable of free-motion stitching. Just takes practice and the correct settings for your machine. Check your owner's manual for the details.

@JulianaBeasley1967

9 жыл бұрын

How to Get Creative - Barb Owen Thanks Barb. I really hope I make your next Ustream. I was sorry I missed it yesterday. Take care and thanks!

I have never seen this before. I really learned a lot

wow! Barb. .love your tutorials. I have tried the same but with a little twist. I enjoyed every bit of making this fabric paper. Hugs.

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Rupa S Great! I love combining all kinds of fabric and paper. You're enjoying the process and that's great! Stay Creative!

had no idea this existed!! This is absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing!

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you enjoyed this sample video class, Cristina. There are lots more creative arts video classes locates at HowToGetCreative.com. Feel free to take a peek anytime. Thanks for watching! Stay Creative!

Really enjoyed watching this and will try it out for my art journal 📔. Thank you for sharing! 👍

First, I like what you do. Very clever. You remind me of me, I love to work with many different mediums. I make FP with muslin and paintable textured wallpaper and that is really nice, I love texture. I started your construction paper technique yesterday and It was fun, but I had problem getting paint just right I got impatient I guess. I did a few with paint then decided to try the Tumble dye by tulip. I thought since it is watery and would not have to dilute it. Just spray on and play. It turned out great, beautiful with the oil pastels (I used water soluble, but did not cause problem with the dye). I had a couple bottles of the glitter tumble dye and it was great. Today I am going to turn it into fabric. I am going to try my Daler Rowney pearlescent acrylic inks on a batch in a day or too. I made 12 sheets yesterday, my husband saw me using the pastels and when I started dying them he said he was wondering why I was doing kid art earlier. He liked how it turned out. I had been making fabric paper my way the last few weeks and he understood when I said what I was going to do with them. Thanks for the videos, you have filled my head with Ideas. I do not do videos really but put one of fabric beads I have made for years. They are hard when I am done, if interested in seeing them here is the video link.kzread.info/dash/bejne/h42KmJKGfLTWdLQ.html Fast forward through it, it is a bit long and not a how to just photos. My forte is definitely not videos. Yours are well done. Thanks again for your sharing your wonderful art.

@BarbOwenDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Nancy Burleson It sounds like you've had some fun! Thanks for sharing your process and your results. Also, thanks for your link. I'll take a look. Keep creating!

Wonderful information. Question: Can you marble the paper with acrylic paint and no oil pastels? Ruth

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Ruth. I'm not sure what you mean by marble paper. The oil pastels add color to the paper as well as acting as a resist for the acrylic paint washes. You could try inexpensive kids crayons instead of the oil pastels. Thanks for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. Stay Creative!

Thank you for the lovely class. I think this will be a really fun project to play with. :)

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Lynn. This is a sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many more classes located there. Feel free to take a peek anytime. Thanks for watching and Stay Creative!

Such a wonderful class!!! So many ideas are spinning in my head.

@BarbOwenDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

TheHappyDiane Good! That 's what I'm hoping for - get those creative juices flowing. :-)

Loooove your channel!!!!! I just discovered it and I would stay 24/7 watching your projects and techniques. And I a have to say you have a very nice accent and I can understand evrything you say without nmissing a single Word! (I am Spanish) Thank you for sharing

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Flor de noche I have to smile about my accent. ;-) None of us ever think we have an accent, do we? ;-) Thanks for your kind comments. Stay Creative!

Thank you so much for your informative instruction videos. I really do appreciate all the time and effort that you put into them to make this fun creative process available to us.

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi there! Thanks so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I really love making fabric-paper this way. If you try it, I hope you have loads of fun doing it. Stay Creative!

What a wonderful technique and a great class! Thanks for sharing!

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+fairythere Thanks for watching this video class. There are lots more classes located at HowToGetCreative.com. I'm really glad that you enjoyed watching. Stay Creative!

Great class! Thank you!

First video of yours i have seen and i was amazed from start to finish. Thank you for your wonderful clear and easy directions. Beautiful pieces of art. Thank you so much for your time and creativity. I am a fan !!

I love this tutorial. I have so many ideas for this. I was wondering if I needed to put tulle on the paper? Could I just stitch with some gold thread directly onto the paper? I was thinking of using pieces of fabric paper and stitching them onto another piece of fabric paper with fancy stitches and thread.

@BarbOwenDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

My theory is always, "Try and see what happens." Personally, I like the way the fabric paper feels with the tulle over it, but you might not. Never hesitate to take it and go beyond what I've shown you. This is a sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are lots more creative classes located on the site. Feel free to take a peek sometime. Thanks for watching and Stay Creative!

Recien acabo de descubrir tu canal y me encanta tu trabajo, son proyectos preciosos. Seria buenisimo que pudiera cativar los subtitulos en español, seria de gran auda para mi . Gracias por mostrar su talento, saludos desde Venezuela.

What a GREAT class! Thank you!

@BarbOwenDesigns

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Carla. I'm really glad that you enjoyed this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are loads of creative arts video classes located in the member area of the site. I hope you enjoy making your own fabric-papers. Such a versatile art material. Again, thanks for watching. Stay Creative!

There is always something new to learn isn't there. Thanks for explaining ATC and the size. I joined some groups that like to swap ATC and now I think I what they are. Just your creative art on a two and a half by three and a half size. Did I get that right? Thanks again for a new technique to use what I mostly have already. Gale

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Gale! Yes, you have the measurements exactly right for ATCs. I'm glad you enjoyed this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are many, many more video classes located there. Wishing you loads of creative fun as you make Construction Paper Fabric-Paper!

Thank you very much for your great instructios !!! 🙂

I loved seeing this technique! Thanks for sharing

@BarbOwenDesigns

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Linda. It's definitely one of my favorite things to do and to create variations of, too. This is a sample video class from the member area of HowToGetCreative.com. I'm glad you enjoyed watching it. Thanks!

Love this tutorial! BTW, I found parchment paper at the 99 cent store!

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Rebecca. Thanks so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. That's a great price for parchment paper. We have loads of classes in the member area of HowToGetCreative.com. Feel free to check us out anytime. I hope you enjoy creating Fabric-Paper. Stay Creative!

That's so lovely and I love ❤️ what you've created. It's so beautiful and there are endless possibilities. I've subscribed to you're channel. Thank you so much 😊

@BarbOwenDesigns

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Mags. I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are lots and lots of creative arts videos located there. Feel free to check it out anytime. Stay Creative!

Excellent video tutorial, very thorough.!Gorgeous fabric paper; I will give it a try!!

Beautiful. Thank you

@BarbOwenDesigns

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Noit. This is a really fun technique that I've made many projects with. Thanks for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. Give it a try! Stay Creative!

great informative clas.s.....thanks for sharing!!

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi there. I'm really glad that you enjoyed watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. There are 12 sample classes here on YT and many, many more full length classes in the member area of the website. Check it out anytime. Thanks for watching and happy Fabric-Paper Making. ;-)

Thanks. You are so creative. I enjoy watching you. 😃

@BarbOwenDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

You're very kind. Thank you for letting me know that you enjoyed the sample video class. Stay Creative!

Good reprise for me, and démystification of peinting, accès to new possibles! Merci Namaste

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi there. Thank you so much for watching. Stay Creative!

Hi, Barb: This is a gold mine l found!! Wow! Thank you a million times over for all the work you put into this video. You are a wonderful teacher. I enjoy the slow pace as l learn so much more when l don't feel rushed. Question: can l use regular thread or quilting thread, or is it vital that l use embroidering thread? Statement: Years ago when my son was in Cub Scouts his den made ( or mothers made ) vests out of brown, heavy grocery bag. We opened it up into one big piece. Then we crumbled it up, smoothed it out, over & over &'over until it felt like actual fabric. Then we cut out the simple pattern of back & 2 front pieces. Then we punched holes with a regular hole punch, all around the neck, armholes, & the rest of raw edges. From there we threaded large eyed needles with yarn. Then we did a button hole stitch, following all those holes. I used turquoise yarn & it looked great as any bright color would look on that "brown fabric"! Then the kids glued on wooden beads, popcorn kernels, pumpkin seeds and anything else they could think of. They were beautiful and so sturdy!! They learned an Indian dance & performed at a big " pow wow" for parents & friends of the community. Do you know that vest still hangs in his boyhood closet. Kids have borrowed it for costumes many times & it's still holding up. That was so much fun!! Oh yeah, they also painted Indian like symbols on the feats. This video reminded me of that time many years ago( about 43 years). Anyway, l loved this technique & l can't wait to try it. All l need is white construction paper & l'm off to the races! FYI: l'm almost sure Hobby Lobby has the construction paper in packages of different colors- - all one color per package. It's probably not the Big size you started with but it would still work. Thank you again for teaching us all a new "vice" to keep us from doing laundry or housework! Lol!

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Katherine! I'm so glad that you enjoyed this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. I love using the machine embroidery thread for this technique because it shows well when stitched. Regular thread will probably work, but won't be as visible. If you use quilting thread, be sure that it is machine quilting thread. Using hand quilting thread in a machine can cause problems for your machine. I thoroughly enjoyed reading about the cub scout vest and that it's still in use all these years later! What a special garment filled with memories! And, it's my pleasure to keep you from housework. If I don't have time to do it, you shouldn't either. Lol! Stay Creative!

Really beautiful work, thank you for a great tutorial

@BarbOwenDesigns

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Shy Shaman. Thank you so much for watching this sample video class from HowToGetCreative.com. You'll find many, many more video classes available at HowToGetCreative. This is a very creative and fun technique and I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Stay Creative!

Learned very much😊 excellent tutorial. You exhibit enjoying your purpose teaching crafts.

Oh Barb, I like the challenge! Once I buy fusible interfacing and fusible web, oh, and the Organza or Tulle, I'll be in business. Then needles and threads. Question Barb; does polyester embroidery thread do well? I see it is much less expensive. Thanks Barb!

@BarbOwenDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Pamela. Polyester embroidery thread should be fine. It shines like Rayon. Try different kinds of threads and see what you like. Thanks so much for watching. I hope you enjoy making Fabric-paper. Stay Creative!

Very interesting & beautiful!!!