Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 12 minutes ago
Aged paper always looks cool for a prop, be it a letter, or map, but let's face it, that paper can be tricky to get the right look and be sure it can hold up to eager players and transport. Here is a great option for those who want something that will hold up and last a bit longer using some simple crafting materials and household items.
Supplies:
white craft foam either in roll as pictured in video or sheets, tin foil, ironing board, cheap iron, Folk Art Blending Medium and Antiquing Medium in Nutmeg, distilled water, soft wide paintbrush, Mod Podge Ultra and Classic in Matte, paper towel/napkin, Sharpie marker with chisel tip.
For more about the channel, feel free to check out my website.
You can support the channel directly with a monthly subscription through PayPal at thecraftingmuse.com
There are also other options like Patreon and Ko-fi as listed on my website, as well as social media links, and my email here: thecraftingmuse.com/p/home.html
Purchase some of my favorite supplies using my website’s main store front thecraftingmuse.com/p/amazon-shop.html
All images and video clips are of my own making or sourced from Pixabay, free to use. Music sourced from YouTube Creator Studio and TeknoAxe with permission.
Video edited using VideoPad, cameras are a Logitech c920 and GoPro Hero 5, microphone is a Blue Yeti.
Aged paper always looks cool for a prop, be it a letter, or map, but let's face it, that paper can be tricky to get the right look and be sure it can hold up to eager players and transport. Here is a great option for those who want something that will hold up and last a bit longer using some simple crafting materials and household items.
Supplies:
white craft foam either in roll as pictured in video or sheets, tin foil, ironing board, cheap iron, Folk Art Blending Medium and Antiquing Medium in Nutmeg, distilled water, soft wide paintbrush, Mod Podge Ultra and Classic in Matte, paper towel/napkin, Sharpie marker with chisel tip.
For more about the channel, feel free to check out my website.
You can support the channel directly with a monthly subscription through PayPal at thecraftingmuse.com
There are also other options like Patreon and Ko-fi as listed on my website, as well as social media links, and my email here: thecraftingmuse.com/p/home.html
Purchase some of my favorite supplies using my website’s main store front thecraftingmuse.com/p/amazon-shop.html
All images and video clips are of my own making or sourced from Pixabay, free to use. Music sourced from YouTube Creator Studio and TeknoAxe with permission.
Video edited using VideoPad, cameras are a Logitech c920 and GoPro Hero 5, microphone is a Blue Yeti.
