Wonderful idea for that more organic feel! Maybe get some spray bottles for most utilized colors to help expedite the coloration process? Txz Jeanne

💛🌱 So much inspiration. TY

beautiful

So much to learn here, just beautiful and bold! Thank you for showing how to actually approach using all the papers ❤

saw someone else make lace paper and it was confusing and results were nowhere like yours. Your directions are easy to follow and papers are so very beautiful. I liked and subscribed right away. Thank you for sharing your talents with all of us.

Exquisite results and fabulously adaptable technique. Great ideas. Thanks!

So interesting. Very intuitive and will be different for every piece made. I love that.

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Oh I love this. And I just happen to live in the hanji capital of the world….S. Korea. Will definitely be trying this.

Carboxi metil celulosa sódica (CMC) by Colourcraft

Stunning!! ❤

Beautiful resoult!❤

This is really fun to watch, the things you can make to create marks. Great success with the brushes. xx

Louise I was just reading in the comments that you have the link for powder in the UK can you give it too me please.? xxx

So many ideas, dont know where to start first. These are stunning, so effective and gorgeous. You are so talented. Thank you x

I absolutely love these, I will be having ago at making these with my 4 yr old granddaughter. she will love laying the paint down and making marks in it. Only found your channel yesterday from Kelly at books paper and art. Thankyou for a great idea and lots of fun. xx

Please what is that Silver Mesh your using, it's beautiful. Thank You so much for your generous and willingness to share your processes, I'm learning so much from you.🤗💗

Absolutely gorgeous!! I can think of many ways to use in collage! I appreciate your sharing and sweet attitude, thank You so very much.🤗

Oh My Word!! I've been looking for this process for more than a Year. I love this so much and I want to try this in my own art work. Thank you, Thank You, Thank You for this wonderful video! It looks like loads of fun!

Fabulous. Cant wait to try this

Gosh Louise I love the way you duck and weave, a bit like a boxer, and a knockout result at end. Your videos are so informative. Thank you for sharing,xx

I so much appreciate the depth of your explanations in discussing these paper treatments. Your videos are such a valuable resource for fiber workers. Thank you.

Thank you ❤

Thank you so much. This video is so inspiring. I have only just discovered lace paper/paper lace and find it quite fascinating. Thank you for sharing.

What is the glue...PLEASE??

I really enjoyed this and, despite being a newbie am going to give this one a go, could I ask what paint you use please? Would powdered watercolour be ok or perhaps watered down acrylic?

I heard almost all of your information and love this idea. ❤

Could you tell me the type of glue you used and the brand name. Thank you.

LOUISE! Where are you? I hope you are well! Have you given up on Yt vid creating?

Thank you! Very beautiful, I can’t wait to try it.

Really enjoyed watching you create. Thanks for sharing this fun technique with us!

Absolutely beautiful. And the whole process seems so satisfying. Your gentle narration is as lovely as the soft colors. Thank you for sharing.

Just found you today 😊absolutely loved your mark making! Very inspirational. Thank you for sharing you talent here ❤❤❤❤

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My first time watching this particular post Louise. I absolutely love your handmade Sea and Sky journal 😍 it is beautiful! I have made journals in the past using this technique. It can be a long process and because it was my first time making one like this (although the cover was included as opposed to separate like your version), I admit it was tough on my fingers, however I did persevere and I am so glad I did because I am so happy with the end result! Made three using the same technique. Sent one to a friend as a birthday gift.

i am so glad that i discovered you recently. you are a wonderful, inspiring and generous teacher. i appreciate all of your videos so much and thank you louise for offering clearly your love and passion for your work.

I LOVE watching you make this wondrous concertina. I now, finally, understand how to button, measure, wrap, & glue a ribbon around! The cellophane bag is such a keen touch, too. Your voice is so calming & healing to me. Thank YOU.

Wonderful technique!!

I don't know why, but this put me in mind of beautiful wasp nests when you come across them

Thia is simply amazing! I love your creativity and want to thank you for sharing this with all of us!

thank you so much for sharing this wonderful and inspiring process 💜

Oh my word Louise! I absolutely love your handmade journal 😍 it is so beautiful! I have made plenty of handmade books over the years but I have yet to try momigami and joomchi...and I intend to soon. ❤ thank you Louise 😊

Although I try to not use weak plastic bags when I am shopping sometimes I get them when I have home deliveries despite asking for them not to use them. I find the bags useful in my craft room and will be using them as the non stick surface when I practice this technique. Occasionally using other techniques the ink from the bags may transfer but I think that only adds to the finished piece unless I am wanting a monochrome end result. Years ago I used to machine knit very loosely to create a wide space mesh, soak that in dilute pva, place it between tissue layers, sometimes multiple layers if I needed a strong piece. It came in very handy when my then 8 year old was playing a Roman soldier in his school play as it made excellent armour. It resulted in my doing more for all the soldiers. I made the others during a workshop in the junior school with the children measuring each other, colouring the finished pieces, adding decorations for rivets and such. For the following years play the teacher asked if I could do the same technique to help make a crocodile costume for their Peter Pan play. Happy memories, I am pleased to be reminded of those times.

Love this idea, looks so cool, what is the glue that you use please?

Excellent ideas! I will definitely be playing with various materials to see what I can make happen. Thanks.

This looks very Wabi-Sabi too. I'll have to try it with encaustic medium. Thank you for sharing with us 🤓🎨🙏

so very beautiful!!!! I love your style. You are very inspiring to me. I am from Lisbon, and I love to mix fabrics and paper. By the way, I love using the onion nets in my work. I am happy to have found your channel.

Has anybody tried adding a bit of wool fiber between the paper layers? Wondering if it would felt into the mulberry fibers. Might end up as a nifty textile, maybe stronger and more suited for sewing into garments.

Beautiful and clear demonstration with no wasted words or time! This is definitely something to experiment with. Could the holes be burnt out I wonder with a heat gun or pyrography tool? Something for me to experiment with.

Excellent video - I love the packing paper version - and can see how well these pieces could be added to my 3D textile work. Thank you.