It feels like a cross between paper and plastic.I cut out some pieces, snipped them round the edges, painted them with Lumiere paint and LuminArte powders......
...then put them between 2 pieces of baking parchment and pressed with an iron.
It shrivels in a bubbly kind of way.
I really like the results - its such an interesting texture. Next step...stitching and beading.
In my Suzi Blu workshop we have been learning how to shade with pencil crayons - here's my latest attempt. I think there are signs of improvement!!
(In answer to Judy's question in comments box - you're right, Tyvek is used for all sorts of things, see http://www2.dupont.com/Tyvek/en_US/index.html )
