Tinting White Tissue Paper?

RE: Tinting White Tissue Paper? Post By Shelly (Guest Post) (01/12/2005) I've read that you can decorate (tint?) paper by blowing liquid bubbles at it. The bubbles are the type you played with as a kid. Dip a "wand" into the liquid and gently blow through the "O" at the paper you want to colorize. When the bubbles pop they leave circular colored designs on the paper. You need to "hang" the paper up, and I'd do it outside, as the bubbles leave their mark on any surface when they pop. RE: Tinting White Tissue Paper? Post by LaniJimB1 (3) | (01/10/2005) Contact How about trying the spray paint (I think it's Design Master) that's made for artificial flowers. Another thought is to stamp your sheets. Good luck, Laine RE: Tinting White Tissue Paper? Post by Jo Bodey (302) | (01/10/2005) Contact You could apply the diluted food colouring in a fine spray using a small spray bottle for an interesting speckled/streaky effect - practice on a piece of newspaper until you get the effect you want. Regards Jo RE: Tinting White Tissue Paper? Post by lindal (62) | (01/10/2005) Contact How about streeaks of watercolor paint or diluted food coloring.