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Ecoprint Art: Printing with Leaves and Flowers on Paper Made Easy - My Ecoprinting on Paper Process

#carolannwebterart #mixedmediaart #artjournaling #ecoprint My ecoprinting on paper process uses steam, water, and pressure to draw out the color from flowers and leaves. I can set up my old skillet in the garage where I have electricity and room to ecoprint without risking making a mess in my kitchen. This process is easy and uses common tools and supplies. If you've tried this technique and can share some tips, please do so in the comments❤️. And please consider subscribing to my channel if you would like more tips like this. You can create art for your art journal or junk journal that is stunning! Experiment with any flower or leaf that strikes your fancy and see what happens. Timestamps: 00:00 Ecoprint Art: Printing with Leaves and Flowers on Paper Made Easy - My Ecoprinting on Paper Process 00:13 Lay out the flowers on the wet paper 01:03 Add another layer of wet paper 01:34 Add more flowers 02:00 Add more wet paper 02:31 Add Japanese maple leaves 03:06 Add more wet paper 03:18 Place tile smooth side down with clips 03:50 Review supplies while water heats up 05:01 Remove the "bundle" from the skillet 05:46 Open the "bundle" 07:52 End of my method of ecoprinting on paper using flowers and leaves Here are the supplies/tools I'm using to ecoprint on paper: (Some of these links are affiliate links. I'll get a small commission if you purchase from these links. Thank you for your support.) -Alum Acetate (1 tbsp in a quart of hot water) https://amzn.to/3VpJJWG -Watercolor paper 140 lb https://amzn.to/4b0nY5B -Skillet - I bought mine at a garage sale Tray for soaking papers a new cat litter box works great -2-inch binder clips (5) https://amzn.to/4cBLhUT -8-inch square porcelain tiles (2) -Disposable gloves and heat-protective gloves -Breathing mask when using powdered chemicals -Flowers and leaves from my yard - I use coreopsis (tickseed), cosmos, Japanese maple leaves -Old towels -Plastic sheet as a barrier between pages (I use old plastic page notebook dividers) -Paper or fabric to lay out the wet paper to dry Please remember to use safety precautions when using powdered chemicals (use a breathing mask) and anything hot (protective gloves). Don't let your skillet run dry. Watch it carefully. Here are some blog posts that help make your printed papers into art: Use Ecoprints as Art in Your Art Journal: https://bit.ly/3xrtLn0 How to Flatten Ecoprinted Papers: https://bit.ly/3KIQVZ8 How to Make a Flower Press for Ecoprint Papers: https://bit.ly/3KGZEuV Where to find me 👀: Website: https://carolannwebster.com Instagram: / carolwebsterart Facebook: / carolwebsterart SIGN UP for my emails that notify you of new art, new tips, and new online courses: https://carolannwebsterart.myflodesk....