How to Make Lace Paper Netting
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Today we learn how to make lacey paper netting using paper, twine, and homemade paste from cornflour. It is great for wild pages to use in art journals, collage, and other mixed media projects.
This is a technique that can be originally found in several places and this is my version. Be sure that you take it and run with it and make it your own!
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Video for paper netting ideas of Louise Jannetta. TONS of inspiration here:
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Hi Kelly, I’m a papermaker and also love the lacy papers we’ve seen created by artisans over the years. Many have been framed on their own as interesting “fiber fragments”. My creative mind is going bonkers with possibilities. Thank you for the inspiration and tips! :-)
This is gorgeous ❤
Thank you, Maartje. I hope you try it and make some beautiful papers!
Thank you Kelly. I watched Louise make this paper. Now watching you I think the piece of big- holed, thrift store lace is going to be a lab/studio project.
Hi Kathleen. Thrift store lace! Just the thing. I am looking at a variety of ribbons, even some rick-rack, to see if it will show through and make texture. Keep me posted!
I love this! I wanted to have a sheer cover for a lampshade form I’m working on, this might be what I want to try.
Thank you Kelly.
Yes, it reminded me very much of Japanese lantern thingies. Let me know how it turns out.
I watched your video on the morigami paper. I started scratching a paper as I was sitting here waiting for my computer to switch and I just love it. I used the papers to make a little home journal cover.
Hi Roxann. I love these techniques that we can do almost anywhere in bits of time that are making but don't take as much creative attention to produce as some art does. This is more for the fun of it and it can be meditative, to boot. 😺
Wonderful tutorial. the momigami lace is amazing because of the strength yet lacy structure of the result.
Hi Rachel. It is strong and resilient. I just made a messy journal using this stuff as a "page" and you can sew and fold it and it is still one thing and a lovely thing at that. Thanks for stopping by!
First of all, THANK YOU for introducing the work of the artist that inspired you. I'm bursting with ideas from watching this and I can't wait to play around with this technique! Second, thanks for giving clear instructions and examples of different efffects. Great Video!
Hello there and thank you. It makes me truly happy to hear all this. Kelly
Your papers turned out beautiful! I saw Louise Jannetta's video a couple months ago, too, and have not stopped thinking about it. You have inspired me to give it a try. Thank you!
Hi Linda. Once in a while UA-cam throws something great onto my front page feed and Louise's video was one of them. She is so inspiring. I hope you give it a whirl. It is quite addictive.
Brava! Reminds me of shoji paper doors in an old, abandoned Japanese house.😊
Yes. Also Japanese paper lanterns. I hope you have a creative week in store, Jerald. 🌷🌻🌼
Thank you for showing this. A lot of potential there. I will use twine for makes that will go on the covers of my journals (and on the outside surface of my storage boxes) and thin thread that will go inside of my journals. I will also try my favorite technique of going with acrylic paint on all the edges (outside the whole piece and inside of each hole). I will apply the paint with the small plastic bottle with needle tip (I bought many on amazon and am truly obsessed).
Hi Lena. One of those fine tipped bottles has been on my list to try forever. Highlighting the edges of the holes with acrylic sounds dramatic, in a good way. Let me know how it turns out! Kelly
I'm a new subscriber, and this is the 3rd video of yours that I have watched in a row - in about 3 hours! Happy to say that I have also just made my first batch of cornflour glue AND net lace paper. Excited to see the results. Thank you. 🧡💚🤎
Reminds my of Japanese paper. Love the the way the fiber strands from the twine are running in the openings.
Hi Frances, it really does look similar to a Japanese paper lantern in some incarnations. Maybe we could do something with that.
Hello, what do you do with this lace paper?
Love the 'rawness' of this paper netting. It would enhance any journal in so many forms. Can't wait to make it. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks bunches, Noreen. Yes, I love that peeling paper, fading fresco look in my journals and am beyond delighted when I find a new way to add to it.
I’ve been racking my brain for a some unique page ideas for the journal I’m working on. This is so cool! I just gave it a go, now the wait until it’s dry and I can rip out areas. Thanks for sharing!
Just had a look a the journals on your channel. Gorgeous! This technique would really suit that style. Let me know how it turned out! Kelly
Hi Kelly! I love this! I watched yesterday on how to make the paste. I’m all set now. I have a feeling I’ll be making this paper lace the rest of the day! Thanks so much for showing this. I enjoyed the video.
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Hi Paige. It is ridiculously addictive and you want to try every kind of paper you can put your hands on. I hope you made some gorgeous pages. Kelly
I think I'm going to try this with twill tape, of which I happen to have a large roll of. As you say, free art supplies. Yay!
Can you explain to me, what is twill tape?
Twill tape is used to reinforce seams in suits and or other clothing made of fabric which may ravel I have a whole spool left from. When I was making clerical vestments. It is made of cotton and come in various widths. Mine is half inch wide.
@@francesmunaco691 Thanks for a quick reply. I had never heard of it prior...and now I know!☺
I wonder about Rick rack instead of twine too.
Did it work ?
Kelly, this is a fascinating technique with lots of opportunities to experiment. Thank you for sharing this and I will give it a try.
Hi Helene, you are so right about the possibilities. I already have about 30 more variations in mind to try!
Love this technique also like using momigami paper. Excellent
Thanks, Sharon. I hope you make some fun pages, too.
So glad that you popped up on my feed! I am so inspired by the kneaded paper and paper with holes ! I have bought a few pieces of this paper, but it so expensive that I have hesitated to use it. Now my mind is spinning with possibilities. Thank you for your great video and clear instructions. You are my favorite binge today and I am anxious to get my hands dirty.
Hello and welcome, Lynn. You know, usually I tell people that they should never hoard paper just because it is pricey or hard to find and - I found myself hoarding paper because it was pricey and hard to find, so you and me, both. But now we have options and can hoard AND make and isn't it lovely to have a choice. 🌷🌻🌼Kelly
Thanks for this video. I was at a road block with my paper vessels and this helped me up my game and inspired me so much
Why thank you for this nice comment. It is truly nice to hear. I hope you have a creative Sunday! Kelly
This is very intriguing, I want to give it a go. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks for letting me know, Sheila. I hope you make beautiful pages! Kelly
This looks so fun, ill try a sample bit with my reg glue first, then try and make the plant glue next.
Hi Theresa, I don't see why regular glue wouldn't work but maybe a slightly different effect. Both can be good. Keep me posted.
Kelly, thanks so much for all these fabulous examples - love the blue butterflies and roses over the music! I had tried this with a book page and pva glue and it was alittle hard to tear, so thanks for the paste recipe. I also tried it by sewing the grid, but like the twine better. So fun!
Hi Sandy. I have seen some techniques with sewing the threads but my stitching days are long gone so - glue it is. Thanks for the feedback on that and on the pva. I figure all of these variations are worthwhile, they are just different. Also, depends so much on our individual style. Thanks again for comparing notes!
Hello Kelly, now here's one I hadn't done before. Ty, fun!!
Hiya Roksana. I found it by accident or maybe it found me. I ma having a blast playing with it.
Lovely! I will start right away - it looks so delicous and the paper sounds marvelous
I hope you make some gorgeous papers!
Great project. Thank you for sharing your ideas.❤
Thanks for letting me know, Grace. It is truly nice to hear. Kelly
I really like this technique.I will definitely give it a try ! Thank you.
Thanks bunches. I hope you make some gorgeous pages!
This is SO cool!!!! Ideas running around my head!
Now Katie THIS is what I like to hear. Go get 'em!
I love watercoloring on paper towels. I like this idea.
Watercolour on paper towels is new to me but I could get used to it. So effective!
I would have to Do some coloring of some sort I do not drink or even make coffee. 😅before tearing the holes.
Ooohh, this could be something! Famous quote of all artists. 😂
You got that right, Majia. 😺
Love your ideas, thank you so much for sharing. Hope to get a chance to try soon
Thank you, Donna. This is what I like to hear! Kelly
I did enjoy the video. thank you for sharing your techniques with us. I learned almost the same thing years ago with a friend of mine. but I am always looking for more interesting ways. one technique I enjoy is using paper towels dumped on organic dye, stitching them, and using embroidered fabric as a background. I like the idea of the homemade past (like when I was a child my mother made glue with water and flour) and will try it next time. thank you again.
Hi Idalina. This idea with the dye and paper towels sounds intriguing. You must make some gorgeous projects. 🌷🌻🌼
Fun thank you. Your voice is very soothing and clear.
Why thank you, Christine. That is truly nice to hear. 🌷🌻🌼
Love this technique! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️
Thanks bunches, Mina. 🌷🌷🌻🌻🌼🌼
Thanks SO Much it IS SO Besutifull work😍
Thank you, Caro. This is truly nice to hear. (My apologies for the late reply!) 🌻🌼🌷
What an interesting craft! Thanks for sharing.
It is my real pleasure! 🌷🌷🌻🌻🌼🌼
Very cool! I have a project I haven't started yet that this may make a great addition. Thanks!!
Now that is what I like to hear, Diane. I am also thinking of ways to integrate this into standing projects. Keep me posted!
Love love love this ..😍😍😍 Totally AWESOME ..🌹🌹🌹
Thank you, Patricia. I am still trying out different papers. The "reveal" is always interesting. 🌻🌼🌷
Beautiful tutorial
Thank you, Liza. That is truly nice to hear. 🌷🌷🌻🌻🌼🌼
FABulous idea to use single layer of napkin. Looooooove this shabby, grungy look. It’s mesmerizing!!! New subscriber. Love ya! Thanks for knowing no annoying background music is necessary.
Hello and welcome, Barbara. Thank you for the vote of confidence. Every time I think of adding music I get a hearty NOOOOO from viewers, so now we can watch double-time segments in meditative quiet. 😺
I tried this with a sewn page and it was great. THIS is exponentially inspiring!!!
Hi Debra. I have seen those sewn pages and the results look amazing but I haven't sewn more than to replace a button in years. So glad you tried it. As you said, exponentially inspiring and we can take it in so many of our own directions. Keep me posted! Kelly
Love your experiments!
Thank you, Sue. That is truly nice to hear. Kelly
I've purchased netted paper from a local art store. Love the idea of making my own. Thanks!
What does the store-bought one look like? I hope you make some gorgeous papers that puts them to shame. So, so many options to make it our own! 🌻🌼🌷Kelly
Appreciate the many examples of uses!
You are so welcome, Jann. Thanks for stopping by! Kelly
This looks like such fun to try!
Great video. I’ve been inspired! Thanks for sharing ❤
Why thank you. That is truly nice to hear and it makes me happy. 🌻🌼🌷
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing
It is my very real pleasure. Thanks for getting in touch!
Brilliant!
Thank you, Shannon. That is truly nice to hear. 🌷🌻🌼
So inspiring, thank you for sharing your ideas and all the tips, I can't wait to have a go with this - I love a new rabbit hole to explore :)
That's what I like to hear, Annie. Happy making!
Wow! This is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing!❤
Why thank you, Tracy. That is truly nice to hear. 🌷🌻🌼
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Excellent video with fantastic instructions and examples!❤❤❤
Thanks bunches, Katie Jo. This is truly nice to hear.
Love this! Could you use a magazine page? Can't wait to try this technique.
Hi Arles, there is only one way to find out! I would definitely try it. Keep me posted on how it turns out! Kelly
Fabulous technique!
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Too cool! Thanks for the generous share!
Tracy, it is my real pleasure. Thanks for getting in touch. 🌷🌻🌼Kelly
Love it!!!!, I am definitely trying!
Go get 'em, Ana!
This is gorgeous. Love love love
Thanks bunches, Virgina. 🌷🌷🌻🌻🌼🌼
Wonderful tutorial, thanks so much!
Heather, it is my real pleasure. Thanks for checking in! Kelly
Kelly, what a fantastic teaching vid this one was. Your so thorough, and tried so many different awesome ideas. I loved the first one that was your basic white, with coffee stains, as well as the (sp?Mamigammi one that looked a bit rusty from a previous video. ALL were just amazing! Thanks for all your fabulous ideas and creations!
Hiya, Lynn. Thank you for your kind words and thoughts. They truly mean a lot to me. At the end of the day I also really loved the parchment-coloured one with coffee stain. It kind of looks like the inside of my head! Kelly
@@BookandPaperArts Tee Hee, you got me giggling with that one, Kelly!
This is awesome! thank you much for sharing your creativity ! love your content ! i cant wait to make this!
Thank you, Gina. I hope you make some cool papers!
Super ideas and looks- very inspired by this video! Thank you for showing so many variations and techniques. I will start with kitchen paper toweling and printed napkins! Thank you so so much for this video. Now I'll look for the paste video.
Hi there. I try to answer all of the "stupid" questions that I would want to know myself and things that have come up in in-person workshops as I know what it's like to get inspired by a tutorial or lesson then get in the middle of it where all is sticky and suddenly find I don't know where part of it is going! Kelly
gonna make that bracelet! to put in my etsy shop
What a great idea. Keep me posted, I would love to see what you make. Kelly
fantastic, thank you so much!😃💫💯
It is my real pleasure. Thank you for getting in touch!
Love it!!!
Thank you so. That is truly nice to hear. 😺
i really like this.
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Thank you so. That is what I like to hear! 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
Thank you so much!! You are a great teacher. I love the way you explained and gave ideas. I saw this channel in my feed. I am now a on the team 😊
Well hello and welcome. Thanks for the vote of confidence. I try to teach by answering all the weird stuff that I would want to know about it if I was learning, including the "stupid questions". That makes for a super-clear instruction most of the time. Glad you like it! Kelly
Wow! That was a excellent demonstration!
Why thank you, Charlotte. That is what I like to hear. 😺Kelly
I found this really creative and inspiring. I've got lots of ideas swimming around now,. Thanks so much for sharing. 🌸
That is what I like to hear. I hope you are having a creative week! Kelly
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi Lizzi. It is my real pleasure. Thanks for stopping by. Kelly
Fascinating experiments. I surprisingly like the way the momigami papers tore. You used the same cornstarch paste for those? I wonder what doing one side with one type of paper and another side with another might look like. You give lots of ideas and inspiration - thank you!!
Hi Judy. Yes, I think Rule 1 of paper arts should be: don't forget to turn the page you are working on over to see what it looks like from the back, because the back may very well become your front. I did use the same paste for the heavier papers. It was completely a shot in the dark trial and error and I am not unhappy with how it is turning out!
Love this!
Thank you, Amelia. This is truly nice to hear. Thanks for stopping by!
I remember watching Louise's video! So many cool ideas! Your paper lace is absolutely beautiful ❤ definitely going to give it a try! Amazing results and I love experimenting with different methods and techniques. I do believe you switched my creative mojo back on 😁 so thank you 😊 you have a new subscriber.
Hello and welcome, Sandra. Louise is such an inspiration and she looks so impish, too. 😺Thanks for this message and re creative mojo, this truly makes me happy to hear. I hope you are having a creative week! Kelly
I have to come back and write another comment as I am finishing your video. Loooooooooooooove the idea of making sheet into a bracelet! Can you imagine how much fun it would be to play with it as you wear it and make the scrunchy, crunchy, crinkly sound?! Yummmmmy.
I make jewelry! Hey! How about a super cool brooch?! I made one using Silky Solvent, and this method would be similar but made from paper rather than ribbon and thread textiles. And……How about a necklace statement piece! YOU have made my mind explode!!!!!
Hi Barbara, this message made me smile. Back in the day I wore vintage clothes but now stick to very classic basics but that means I can add a statement piece to it for pop. I love the idea of a necklace or neck cuff kind of thing (maybe an homage to the Elizabethans but funky?). If you ever want to send me photos, it would be a pleasure to see them, at kelly@bookandpaperarts.com
Happy making!
I love this video!
Thank you, Ella! 🌻🌻🌼🌼🌷🌷
Great Video. Loved it..
Thank you for letting me know, Linda. It is truly nice to hear.
Fascinating! Thanks for the tutorial 😊
Norma, it is my very real pleasure.
these are so cute!! and artsy and useful and so very ecological!!
I was wondering how can I use the suspicious, plasticky twine I get with the egg cartons from the market (30 pc, large trays). I can also use leftovers from macrame projects.
and as for the paper?!! I can use just about anything!! including failures from the momigami technique I learned from you [ and now I got to the part where you show how you made a net from your momigami pieces ]. can you imagine the effect of some dark paper netting like this, doubled up on pastel pages? or at least some light pictures/designs/ilustrations
and now you're talking, I feel like trying a "kinked up" yarn as base... 🤔 it might come up even more organic, and lacy, and interesting 🤭
as usual, thanks for sharing!!
What great ideas, Irina. I also tried the kinked up threads. I just let them fall in loops and glued the paper over it. The results were okay but good enough that I think it's worth trying and working on. Also, using two tones or colours of paper so that you are pulling through and shredding both and the fringe mixing together and revealing shades. Thanks for comparing notes! Kelly
You popped up on my alerts today, and boy am I glad. I love how you did these papers, I can’t wait to try them. Do you have a video on how you make momigami? I’ve watched a few, but all are different. Some use hand lotion, another coconut oil and some use nothing. It’s all confusing. I’ve subscribed now, so I can’t wait to see more of your work. When I have time, I’ll start working my way back through your older videos. Thank you for showing your lovely work. 🫶🇦🇺🦘
Hi Carrma. Hello and welcome. Here is the link to the momigagi technique that is specifically for transforming glossy magazine pages and coffee table book pages. Hope you make gorgeous papers! Kelly
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I can really see these papers combined with fabric and fiber. In fact the first thing I thought of when you made it into a bracelet was why not a shirt? I think some of these would look good backed with cheesecloth. I have to say hat I really liked the one with newsprint and the photo of the girl, I could tell you weren't that crazy about it but I'm imaging using illustrated book pages using the holes placed strategiically to tell a story. Oh Kelly this is what I love about your videos they really spark my creativity. I wonder if you added some mica to the paste . . . .
Hi Sheryll. and thanks for these ideas. Mica! That definitely needs to be tried. The thing about the piece with the newspaper is I do like it but as you suggest, for a different kind of project. I am now looking at my old papers for ones with portraits and key words that can be manipulated. They would make cool altered books or mother projects, maybe a stand-alone collage with the viewer filling in the story. As for a shirt, go get 'em! You wouldn't be able to wash it, though, but as an art piece it sounds terrific. I was thinking of a necklace/collar or maybe even a headpiece, like an avant garde fascinator. Thanks, again, and you are helping spark MY creativity. Just one more great reason to compare notes. 😺Kelly
How interesting ❤! New subscriber here. Looking forward to your videos!
Hello and welcome, April. Hope you make some gorgeous papers! Kelly
Hi I am new to your channel and I am blown away by your talent. I cannot wait to try this technique. I love makingc
Hello and welcome, Annette. Thank you for this lovely message, cut off or not, it is truly nice to hear. 🌷🌻🌼Kelly
Uma fonte de inspiração! Thank you!
Thank you for your message! It makes me happy. 🌷🌻🌼
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Aida, it is my real pleasure. Thank you for your message! Kelly
It's never ending what you can do with these papers. I want to make a room divider with embroidery threads in them. I made a lamp shade for my bathroom night light last year. lol. So much fun. I also dye with beet juice, blueberry juice, whatever you can think of really. Thank you Kelly. Have a great day.
Yowza, a room divider. That is a brilliant idea and why not. That lampshade sounds charming, too. These do remind me of old-timey Japanese lanterns. Speaking of dye, I just bought some dried barberries at my local Indian market and am about to soak them and see if they work for dye. Fingers crossed!
@@BookandPaperArts Fingers crossed. I have to look up barberries, I've never heard of them. I did and WOW, I love that color. Can't wait to see how that looks. Have fun crafting.
The look is so interesting. My idea is to try cheese cloth & cut circles into it. There’s a good chance I’ll try some different paste mediums 🙂🐾💚📚🗺️
Hi Sabine, I like that cheesecloth idea. I am also going to try integrating cloth and paper, adding some gauze between layers of paper and seeing where that goes. 😺
Interesting! 💙💚💙
Thanks bunches, Barry.
So awesome!! Thank you, thank you. They remind me of the sea and nets. What if you waxed them when you’re done? I think I would make a plan paper kind of translucent.
Hi Denise, I haven't tried it but I believe I will. I do love paper with a coating of wax and added to the already mysterious effects here, it could be amazing. Let me know if you try it! Kelly
Awesome.
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Momigami, newspaper and napkin in this technique are an eye opener for other possibilities
Hi Heloneida. Thank you for your message. I am also having fun discovering and learning new ways to make papers look old and mysterious and beautiful - using materials we already have around us. 😺Kelly
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Now THAT is what I like to hear. Thanks bunches! Kelly
Hi Kelly! I love, love love your videos and content style. I may try this on an "onion bag", mesh produce bag! much finer, but that just means more holes! The bracelet idea is cute, just dont make a matching dress with all those holes unless they are strategically placed!
or...stretched out cheesecloth???
Thank you so much if is amazing ❤
Hi Sonia, it is my real pleasure. 🌷🌻🌼Kelly
Omg, this is nuts fantastic ❤❤❤ wax papers and paper paper? Any paper , and fibre? 2 parts cornflour to 8 parts water? Wow! The old school glue recipe. Definitely going to do this, awesome textures for art journals, backgrounds etc.🧡💛💚💙💜🤎💖❤🇭🇲
Thanks bunches, Claire. I've been in overdrive trying new paper stuff with accessible materials. Can I swipe nuts fantastic? That is one finei turn of phrase. 😺
Absolutely 😂, And this technique actually works! Even my glue with plain flour, water and a pinch of table salt for preservative, so should last longer than just a few days. No click bait .😂🇭🇲💖💖💖
Love this technique ! Have you used Matte Gel Medium over our papers?
Hi Tracy. I am not using gel medium today as it is important to be able to tear and distress the paper and gel medium would only reinforce the paper, making it harder to distress. Hope this helps.
Can you use methyl cellulose instead of the cornstarch paste, please? Just curious! Thanks for this fun and inspirational video!
@@phinneysmom Hi Andy, I haven't tried it myself but a good friend does and she really likes it so have a go! Keep me posted. 🌻🌷🌼 Kelly
I am new to your channel. Just subscribed. I am inspired to try your technique. Have you ever added color to the cornstarch glue?
Hello and welcome, Becky. Now that is funny you should ask because I JUST added try-starch-with-colour to my to do list. Also, I have used this, adding a mordant such as alum, for making paste paper which is paste with acrylic paint and it really, really pops. Thanks for touching base! Kelly
I would love to see the twine or threads placed down onto the bottom layer in the form of a tree like the other artist did with the thread. that would become a really cool ‘family tree’ journal page. Have you tried making a design like that leaving the holes in a design other than a checkerboard pattern?
Hi Holly, not yet but I am still just learning it myself. As I said, I have been so inspired by Ines' art that I am looking to do a deeper dive into it now that I can make a version of the paper tearing (Her's seem to be sewn rather than glued.)
I will try this and burn the holes into it with my wood burning tool or incense sticks!
@@TheDabshear What a cool idea. May have to try that myself. Kelly
I like the momigami the best. With maybe some thick sashiko thread
I had to look up sashiko thread and I'm glad I did. That would indeed make a cool contrast with some boro-style stiching. Thanks for the idea!
Maybe use yarn or wool for a multitude of colors and thicknesses?
Those are both really good ideas, Vera. I also found some old rick-rack (zig zag ribbon) that I am going to try. So, so many varieties. Let me know how they work out!
Sorry got cut off. Thank you for this share🌴💕