I experimented with my bad prints on 669 film to get the process down for emulsion lifts. They had sat around for a couple weeks and it was difficult to lift the first couple, but I did get the hang of it and managed to get a couple of decent lifts (and the images look better lifted than they did just as a print!)

The Fuji I was talking about was the Fujifilm instant substitute film. The colors are excellent for saturated prints, so I tried to do emulsion lifts with those too... the emulsion liftes much easier than the polaroid film (it had much less goo, or what I call "photo snot" under the emulsion) but the edges curled and I couldn't manipulate it on the watercolor paper very much. After it totally dried I discovered the emulsion didn't stay attached to the paper, whereas the polaroid emulsion sort of became a part of the paper. Which is probably why most people have said you can't do emulsion lifts with Fuji. You can, but they won't stick to anything else once you get them off. I suppose if I Modpodged the emulsion they'd stay on whatever I wanted them to stick to (which may be cool for something like a glass candle holder or something?) I'll post examples when I get around to scanning them.