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craftgrrlis it possible to tea-dye vellum paper? i don't mind if it gets all wrinkley, i just don't want it to disintegrate or anything.
also, what other ways are there to dye papers that leaves a natural, antiquated tint to it? i need a slight variation in colors for this art project i'm about to start. or can i just adjust the concentration of the tea to get different hues for the different papers?
also, what other ways are there to dye papers that leaves a natural, antiquated tint to it? i need a slight variation in colors for this art project i'm about to start. or can i just adjust the concentration of the tea to get different hues for the different papers?
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