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What kind of ink do you use for the colors. I’m in love with the process. My mulberry hanji is white. I would like to color the white Thank you so much for demonstrating this beautiful work.

Hello, I am wondering whether there is any other type of glue that we can substitute this for. I have looked around online and cannot find the cellulose powder. Is there any other glue that we can use?

Cool. They could be used as texture plates on a gel plate.

Fabulous! Inclusion papets are so expensive. I've made grass and leaf papers this way. I also make seed papers with Nori paste (no polymer ( i cut them into hearts and enclose in a card, with instructions to "plant me!"

Fantistisch ! And beautiful 👍👍

Brilliant!

Louise I love this so much....thank you for sharing this demonstration of your masterful work!!

Love them they are beautiful !! I make faux leather. I'll try to make a green one next

Wow, Louise, my head is spinning with ideas. Thank you for sharing your process and your excitement! Although I like all the papers you created, I am drawn to the string grid the most. They all come to life when you add color. The black backdrop was so helpful. Cath.⚘️⚘️

Yes tis lovely and will be doing !! Thanx a million for sharing 😊❤

I love this technique I will have to try this.

The viscosity of the paint mix is wrong!

Hello Louise! You’re amazing and your work is just beautiful! What kind of substrate did you use to paint on? Thanks for sharing your talent 🥰!

Thank you so much for sharing these techniques. Looking forward to experimenting 😊

I liked the way the first one was sitting on the table before you changed it. Will love making the paper to experiment with.

Stunniiinning !!

Thank you so much - I'm so excited to try! Thank you for your generosity in sharing 😊

Thank you so much Louise I really really enjoyed watching you create those stunningly gorgeous and wonderful pieces. I’m definitely going to try this out very very soon. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤❤

Such a helpful video I’m new to collage . New subbie Lisa uk.

Lovely, but I can't really follow. Confused, not quite clear

I just found your channel and I am really enjoying it. Thank you for sharing your techniques. Might I ask what product you used to clean up the canvas?

It is a kind of dance and talking poetry. Fascinating!

Very beautiful

I will have to try this.

Loved this thank you!

I live in Korea, home of Hanji. Hubby and I took a trip this past week to Jeonju, about 2 hours from our home. There is a traditional village there and we found a Hanji factory. It was fascinating. They had a store with every color of Hanji you can imagine. We were told they supply most of the retail outlets in Korea and export. I refrained myself and only bought 13 pieces, but I’ll go back. Now to try my hand at joomchi!! Had never heard of it until I watched your video so thanks.

Thanks so much! Very useful ideas.

Wonderful. Did you use wallpapers? (plus the threads)

I appreciate the way you showed us the process from beginning to end - preparing paint, range of mark making tools and the results of trial and error exploration which is the most important aspect of this endeavour. Your approach is encouraging and inspiring. Thank you.

I love the yellow-green light that was at the bottom right while you were working. it reminded me of a kind of northern lights. When you framed it and it came to the top left, it wasn't so ‘catching’ for me anymore

beautiful, I like this very much. Yeasterday I have started to make my own paper, but I use selfcooked glue of Cornstarch and Water. seem to work really good, as I see on pieces who already dried.Another projekt: I mixed recycled paper and my home-made glue and applied it as a perforated structure on foil. This is of course much thicker than the napkin technique and I'm afraid it will be very hard. Would t make sense to mix in some oil to soften the structures,?

I'm back...I going to make the stars, I'll include one or two in a few Christmas cards, so I just came back to check I had remembered things correctly. I had forgot completly about the trees 😵‍💫so I'll do a few of those too, also the sgaffito step I'd not remembered that either.! ! 😵‍💫😵‍💫Thanks again for sharing👌👍

This is very interesting process with some great results🎉 thx for sharing 😊

The paper your cutting up at 2:21 is lovely. Have you got a video on how you made it⁉️ what’s the substrate⁉️ did you momigami it⁉️ sorry lots of questions… interesting procedure 😱 thx for sharing 🎉

Beautiful and inspiring thank you. I’m currently doing momigami on my bed (disabled artist). This gives me a lovely idea to make a journal out of it. 🫶🏽

I've watched other artists doing the same or similar techniques, but the videos were much better.

nice to see you back , love your videos

Thank you. I just love this video. I far prefer tools which give unexpected results and these tools you have fashioned are the sort of things I like to work with. You have given me many new ideas as well and I look forward to trying them out.

I love your method. I especially like that your hands are covered in paint and that you use the leg of a chair as a roller. My kind of artist ! My motto is, "Use whatever works." Keep making these delicious images.

I can't wait to try it out! Thanks for showing me. I left you a SUBSCRIPTION

Sweet!! Thank you for sharing this with us A mobile. ❤

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Wonder what wax would do or leather polish cream

Nice work Louise liked them both & most nice to see you back & hope your customer. Liked her one . Best peter Scotland ❤xx

Wow 😍 what a cool technique. Thanks so much for the inspiration.❤❤❤

Love the struggle and end result. Great work ❤

Absolutely love them both❤

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At 41.35m I howled out loud. To pick something up that has probably been quite happy to say to all the other works ‘I’m done, I’m ready for the customer’. Then take it by the ear and scuff it one with some blue haha. Love it.