Newspaper can also be used excellently as a background. Take a newspaper and tear the places with text into suitable pieces. Mix a tablespoon of paste with cold water in an empty jam jar. Screw the jar shut and shake well. After about 30 minutes the paste should have swollen. Apply the paste to the entire surface with a thick brush, place the newspaper on top and press down with additional paste and brush. Be careful not to tear the wet newspaper. Finally, you can use a hairdryer to help the colors dry faster.
Anne Seidel was born in Frankfurt am Main in 1987, which also explains her passion for big cities. Nevertheless, she loves nature and activities such as mountaineering and camping, which is why she attaches great importance to environmental friendliness - also when it comes to household chores. Due to her great interest in a wide range of topics such as gardening, cooking, beauty, health and fitness, she has acquired a lot of knowledge, which she has been able to share with her readers since 2014 thanks to her work at Deavita.
