Paper Artsy Frame Printed Tissue Paper pt02
The Paper Artsy Frame Printed Tissue offers high-quality images in various combinations and sizes to complement existing stamp collections. The permanent black ink allows for color addition to the back or front before adhering. When creating soft 'tear' lines, a wet paintbrush is recommended. Use glue, melted wax, or adhere to fabric and then sew. The set includes 4 sheets, each approximately 30 x 20 inches, featuring collages of arched Gothic windows, frames with English gentlemen, cracked texture, ledgers, numbers, Victorian people, flower advertisements, butterflies, grids, and more.
For application, Matte Glaze is the preferred glue. It's a liquid glue/sealant that dries with a matte finish. Due to the tissue's fragility when wet, two methods are recommended:
   1. Liberally apply glaze to the receiving surface, and gently smooth the paper onto it. Avoid vigorous brushing to prevent tearing. Apply a second coat of glaze once dry.
   2. Apply Matte Glaze to one side of the image, let dry, then flip and apply glue to the other side. Once dry, apply more Matte Glaze for additional strength before gluing it onto a journal page.
Additionally, PaperArtsy matte-tints, tinted matte glazes, are perfect for use with Printed Tissues.
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The Paper Artsy Frame Printed Tissue offers high-quality images in various combinations and sizes to complement existing stamp collections. The permanent black ink allows for color addition to the back or front before adhering. When creating soft 'tear' lines, a wet paintbrush is recommended. Use glue, melted wax, or adhere to fabric and then sew. The set includes 4 sheets, each approximately 30 x 20 inches, featuring collages of arched Gothic windows, frames with English gentlemen, cracked texture, ledgers, numbers, Victorian people, flower advertisements, butterflies, grids, and more.
For application, Matte Glaze is the preferred glue. It's a liquid glue/sealant that dries with a matte finish. Due to the tissue's fragility when wet, two methods are recommended:
   1. Liberally apply glaze to the receiving surface, and gently smooth the paper onto it. Avoid vigorous brushing to prevent tearing. Apply a second coat of glaze once dry.
   2. Apply Matte Glaze to one side of the image, let dry, then flip and apply glue to the other side. Once dry, apply more Matte Glaze for additional strength before gluing it onto a journal page.
Additionally, PaperArtsy matte-tints, tinted matte glazes, are perfect for use with Printed Tissues.
