Some Junk Journalists set aside a big space, big day and big pans to coffee dye a large amount of papers at one time. Right now I mostly make cards and tags for different reasons and occasions as I need them.
So when I find a sheet online, I print it right then. The next morning I save part of the next pot of coffee. I simply lay out a piece of wax paper on my kitchen table and grab a napkin to blot the paper. On a winter day when the air is so dry, it usually takes less than an hour to dry. Then I file the sheet to be cut as needed.
This coffee was a pecan caramel flavored coffee, so it smells very delightful.
Wonder if the smell will stay in the paper?
What a great idea! I don't know for sure, but it seems junk journaling is enjoying a resurgence at the moment.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea to use up the last drops of coffee.
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