Marblized paper

Ebru, also known as paper marbling, is the Turkish tradition of painting on water, and it creates this beautiful design that looks just like marble!

Did you know that the word “marble” originates from the Greek marmaros, meaning “a snow white and spotless stone”? True to its origins, when most of us think of marble, we probably think of the bright white, oh-so-smooth stone used throughout history by sculptors and architects (or maybe even your…

Discover the beauty of paper marbling, where intricate patterns are being transferred onto paper with vibrant and elegant colours. This timely honoured decorative craft is ideal for paper crafter. Its application ranges from stationary, to bookbinding & home decor. Let marbling inspires you for your future creative project & create something truly unique! #paintedpaper #marbling #marbledpaper #papermarbling #ebru #marbled #papercraft #handmadepaper #colourpaper #patternpaper #watermarbling

What is Suminagashi? Learn about this magical Japanese technique to decorate paper #marbling #patterndesign

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Follow these steps to make marble paper—and colorful works of art—using basic household supplies.

Create marbleized Easter eggs everyone will love by following this step-by-step tutorial. You'll need blown-out eggs and a homemade dye mixture to make this Easter craft.

Learning how to marble paper is a great skill. This paper marbling technique allows you to make beautiful and unique papers for your crafts.

Wolfe and Miura: Nonpareil pattern (non-par-eye). The name for this pattern is a French word which translated means ‘matchless’ or ‘unrivalled.’ This pattern is related to the Wide comb (Arch) pattern as well as the Old Dutch pattern. All are variations of one another and are often mistaken for each other. The major differences are very difficult to pinpoint, but seem to stem from the size of intervals the last comb’s teeth are set in. This pattern is created when the desired colors are…

Guys. New obsession alert. I’m going crazy over marbleized paper over here. Crazy. It all started maybe a week ago when I