How To Make Your Own Momigami Paper
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Momigami is a fancy Japanese kneaded paper that feels like fabric. We can get similar results with this easy technique and supplies we already have on hand!
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Ive done a few different papers. The starch the Japanese use is also called Konjac Root. I have tried it, i cant remember the recipe. It did work. Mulberry paper is thin like tissue when done, very nice. The hand lotion paper is great. Using cooking oil for me, left alot seeping oils.maybe i used too much oils. But i let it dry between papers, then used those papers to make more momigami. It is very relaxing to do. Prestamped with archival inks black, turns it grey, but my image stayed very nice. I painted it with alcohol ink pens, then mounted on a scrap cereal box. The crackles in the background are excellent variations of colors. Thanks for the video. Your papers look great.Take care, be safe.
Great minds! Just as I was thinking I’d add a bit of green, you reached for it, lol!!! I think I’ll start kneading right away…tfs!
Thanks my friend!
Thanks for reminding me of this great project! It’s been ages, but so fun! 😊
Thanks for watching!
This is cool! I’ve got the Polycrylic left over from making glitter ornaments. 👍🏽
You’re all set!
I used to do this to my school papers when I was bored in class… got in trouble 😂
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Beautiful
Thanks!
Yourself and aljohn aka Amy are my favorite UA-cam presenters. I've missed you while you've been working. Glad you came back to add to my viewing fun. Hahaha. Thanks for mentioning Amy- I can't believe she doesn't have a million subbies by now!! I've passed on her link alot on Facebook. Have a great day Shannon.
Right?! Amy is a rock star!! Thank so much for watching us both! 🥰
Hey again Shannon, You may have noticed I refer to my "mojo" in the 3rd person. My "mojo's" been with me all my life. I'm a crafty GIRL, but the older I get I believe I've decided that my "mojo" may be a "He', only because "He" always wants to know "how much does that cost", He says "you'll never use that, use what you've got, that you haven't even opened yet" . "if you'd clean up your craft room, you might find the one you bought 20 yrs ago" When I was younger, my "mojo" never used to question the cost of things or any of my ideas. See what I mean, "He" needs a good kick in the pants every now and then !! Thanks for kicking "Him" in the derriere LOL Iris savedbygrace
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"If you happen to have the same affliction as I do, make peace with it." 🤣 When you said that, I thought, that's really what it comes down to, isnt it? I've loved paper ever since I was in first grade, when I bought my first Big Chief writing tablet with the special lined paper that helped you keep your letters nice and neat when you practiced printing or writing the alphabet. I love paper; papers of all textures, hands, and colors... there's so many things you can create with it. 🤩
Hello Shannon :) Thank you for the shoutout :) Love how your papers turned out, especially the one with the bright green highlights :) I never thought to use polyacrylic on my artwork, I use spray from the hardware all the time, but never thought to use the poly, thank you very much for that tip, and the mixture you use :) tfs, and I hope you have an Outstanding Day :) amy
Thank you again for all your inspiration Amy!
I use magazine pages ( the thicker ones) with lots of colours. Brings out some amazing patterns. Make great collage for backgrounds. One just can't help but continuously touching it. Tfs 😊
That's a great idea!
Hi Shannon. I just discovered you … my lucky day! Are these fabulous papers strong enough to make paper beads … if you make a core bead first? Thanks!
I’m so glad we found each other! I haven’t tried it but I think they would make awesome paper beads.
Help from Grove Oklahoma! I have several of your Journal's covers from many years ago! It has been a long time since we have talked! I'm know you would not remember me! I am so happy to see you on UA-cam! I have lost my husband and have 3 grandchildren since the time bought those journals! Good to know that we are both still kicking down the craft road!
Can’t remember which website, but it said to fold corners to center when you wad them up to reduce the tearing. I imagine that’s only needed a few times.
Makes sense!
I woch video thet makes momigamy of any kinde of paper using vegitable oil.
She use extra virgin oliv oil, but you can yous eny vegitable oil that you have.
Rub in to your hans and then start rolin in the eges insade and the rast of paper and paper souks evry bit of oil from your hands. You repet thet many time and you will see how paper is changing.
Only problem is thet is have to dray 10 to 14 days. Only reason why i didnt do it already is becouse i dont have space to dray for 14 days
That’s a challenge!
I had so much fun making these and now have a nice stack of them because i tried all different papers - good quality magazine pages worked really well - can't wait to create with them - thanks Shannon - have a wonderful day!! xx
Thanks for watching Janet, and sharing your creations!
Love this - I kneaded paper while watching your video. Just waiting for them to dry then I'll continue. Thanks for sharing this technique!
Thanks for watching Annette!
How long for papers scrunched with lotion to dry? Do you put them BETWEEN other papers to dry? Maybe all those napkins I bought for decoupage? Ideas from you Shannon or your readers will be appreciated.
I have just begun making these - but I did the paint/stamping prior to tge crumpling, with lotion at the end of the process. Interesting!
Do you have a video when you’re using the POLYCRYLIC?
I like your paper, Shannon! But you can add a little more gold in different places or more foil pieces. It would be cool.😀😀😀😀😀🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍😍😍
Very cool, great ideas Victor!
I love the look of the torn piece of music paper! I think it would be cool to glue the whole piece onto another paper and use as a cover. It sort of has that old, secret map sort of look.
It does, love your idea!
I agree want to see the music paper painted.
I always want to watch your tutorials, because are very interesting. Sorry my english, hugs from Córdoba, Argentine.
I’m a native Texan so my English isn’t very good either! 😂 Thank you so very much for taking the time to watch!
I, too, have been hoarding Momigami paper and didn't know it. Ha! AWESOME, Shannon. Just subbed to Amy. 🙂
We’re way cooler than we thought!😆
Was that acrylic paint you used with added water? And was that done on copier paper? 😊
I tried scented/perfumed lotion and my papers smell great
This is so neat. I love different textures of papers.
Me too, glad you enjoyed it!
how do you apply the 50-50 minwax and h2o to beads?
I put the beads on a toothpick and stick it in a piece of styrofoam then brush on the diluted varnish.
I’ve also used clear acrylic floor finish (which is quite thin) as a sealer rather than diluting min wax. A bottle lasts a long time!
I used to use good ol Future floor wax! I haven’t thought about that in a long time, might need to revisit it. Thanks!
Beautiful papers, especially the blue with the green on the wrinkles! Such fun to feel! TFS the inspiration, Shannon!
Thanks for watching Gail!
Do you know how to seal this so that it will not bleed printers ink?
Sunflower oil definitely turns rancid, and some old lotion, too. I'm concerned about spending time and effort on beautiful papers and after a while they smell badly. Has anyone really tested coconut and olive oils?
I have no idea 🤷♀️
Can you do this with drawing paper?
What about painting them first and then making the momigami paper? Surely that would save time re-scrunching it to get the wrinkles back.
As long as you use a paint that won’t crumble off the paper it should work great!
I should have waited until I watched the whole video for my questions. Please have patience with me. Ordering the Polycrylic from Amazon now.
Loved that marbled peice you have been hoarding. Yup, I'd hoard that too. In fact, I'd hang it as artwork.
Many american crafters seem to have adopted oil(olive, mineral, whatever) to do the momigami, which will compromise it in the long term, and make it non-archival and will damage anything else it comes into contact with (artwork, books, etc).
The japanese use konjac/konkaku root starch in a jelly-like consistency and apply to the paper to strengthen it, by binding to the fibers and filling the space between the fibers. They use this for home decor, clothing, artwork etc. Aussie artists have adopted tapiocca powder to do the same thing. But you have to heat it to get that paste consistency.
I'm going to try using matte medium on it. I have the konjac powder coming and can't wait.
Nice I’m getting inspired to go play. I’ve been to lazy lately!
Go for it!
I love how the weave gets tighter and the paper shrinks.
Lol it is kneady paper!
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What is Daddy Mans please
Oh Shannon, that paper is absolutely gorgeous!!! 😱
Thanks Melody!
Love this idea! I will have to give it a try! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for tuning in Susan!
My best suggestion to use would be cold wax medium on rice paper.
I might add Jayson must love you rolling and rubbing paper while you are watching tv, ha ha ha ha
Paint before using cwm.
Great idea thanks!
It’s probably not even the most irritating thing I do! 😆
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Hi Shannon :) Love how your paper turned out ! I can see that it would be a relaxing project from start to finish :) It tickled my "mojo". I love the crinkled texture, but my "mojo" was wondering if you could iron it?? The real Momigami paper looks smooth. Maybe the camera isn't picking up a subtle texture that I can't see. But just wondering about ironing it. Is the real Momigami meant to be wadded up and wrinkled as well ? Or leave it smooth obviously. Love the iridescent green!! Can you "tint" the polycrylic? The idea to use them as your art paper towels is fabulous! I'm going to do that too . I know the fun part is just getting in there and experimenting with all of our ideas. But I want to know what you think because there's probably not too much that you haven't tried or thought of when it comes to making a lowly piece of paper into something more than it is. I just love it. And thanks to you, Amazon is a little richer these days !! LOL I had to have a travel iron !! among other things. I loved the things you made with the collage fodder class. My mojo also just wondered if you can tint Daddy Van's "chime" ? Just a smidge?! It may be formulated in such a way that you can't incorporate anything into it, just things onto it. I love love love all of your ideas Shannon. Irissavedbygrace
I believe the real momigami paper has been pressed flat but you can still see the crinkly texture. I’ve ironed some of mine, worked great! I don’t see any reason why Polycrylic and Daddy Van’s couldn’t be tinted. As always, thanks for watching!
Your papers are very nice🌷🌷🌷
Thank you Meri!
This looks fun! You make stress melt away
Thanks for watching!
Liked the first multi color blue polycrilic one
Cat Rains uses plastic notebook dividers (from the dollar store) to dry her painted papers. Others use plastic trash bags!
Great ideas!
I made this last year ... Love to do it!!
Thanks for watching!
I couldn’t find the Ann link. Hit the dislike button by mistake 🥺 sorry!
No worries! If it’s Amy’s link you’re looking for here’s her video: ua-cam.com/video/EyOAWDWLl8s/v-deo.html
Where is the link to ann?
The link to Amy’s video is in my video description. Or here: ua-cam.com/video/EyOAWDWLl8s/v-deo.html
What a great idea
. I've learned so much from you this week it's amazing. TFS
I'm so glad!
asoultuty amazingly breathtaking, i do not blame you for hoarding it
Thanks for watching Teresa!
Oh this looks fabulous tfs Shannon ...Kia Kaha...
Thanks Maggie!
FUN!
Thanks for watching!
I love the word "momigami"!
I'll be kneading tonight!
Right? Any excuse to say it!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome
Thanks for watching!
“she learned me”? hello! poor grammar alert!
Hello! Poor sense of humor alert!
I’m wondering if Krylon would work🤔
Worth a shot!
Olive oil works great, no ripping.
Good to know!
I cant hear anything..and my sound is all the way up?😒
I just checked it and the sound is fine for me. 🤷♀️
Hi Jackie :) Every once in a while that happens to me, even if I have my YT volume all the way up. Usually if I check my computer speaker settings, for some reason they may be turned down. Not sure why that happens, but that's usually the culprit when I can't hear a video. I can hear this video though. Hope you get it figured out ! Irissavedbygrace
Coconut oil or cream works aswell…
Good to know, thanks!