Louise Jannetta | Use the Korean Art of Joomchi to Felt Mulberry Papers and Create Durrable, Sculptural Organic Forms @LouiseJannetta | Uploaded October 2022 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Third and final part of the series.
This technique uses the particular qualities of mulberry paper to craft papers into a solid and durable fabric-like material. Hanji (Korean mulberry paper) is manipulated by hand, moulded and felted, rubbed and coaxed, causing the long fibres, typical of mulberry papers, to felt and adhere to each other. The paper becomes stronger the more it is worked.
The process creates strong, textural, textile-like papers that become elegantly smooth with use. The result can be six times stronger than ordinary Hanji papers, sewn into clothing, or used to make functional items such as wallets, containers and covers.
With scant information about this process, Louise follows advice to just give it a go. This exploration of the materials and process will be shared as a journey you can join. Hope you enjoy it and get to experience this technique and the fantastic handmade mulberry paper's unique qualities.
Link to a good supplier of the mulberry papers - these are not as wide as the papers I ordered from China, but they are good large papers. - action.metaffiliation.com/trk.php?mclic=P4E6A757AF331D1&redir=https%3A%2F%2Fgreatart.co.uk%2Fpulsar-mulberry-paper.html
Other relevant videos by Louise Jannetta
Explore the Korean Art of Joomchi; from the start of the learning process with Louise Jannetta. Video link - youtu.be/Wniz2m4EHtM
Handmade Artist's Journal Art Book - inspired by the Japanese art of Momigami & Korean art of Joomchi Video link - youtu.be/PXxr3gClHpA
Third and final part of the series.
This technique uses the particular qualities of mulberry paper to craft papers into a solid and durable fabric-like material. Hanji (Korean mulberry paper) is manipulated by hand, moulded and felted, rubbed and coaxed, causing the long fibres, typical of mulberry papers, to felt and adhere to each other. The paper becomes stronger the more it is worked.
The process creates strong, textural, textile-like papers that become elegantly smooth with use. The result can be six times stronger than ordinary Hanji papers, sewn into clothing, or used to make functional items such as wallets, containers and covers.
With scant information about this process, Louise follows advice to just give it a go. This exploration of the materials and process will be shared as a journey you can join. Hope you enjoy it and get to experience this technique and the fantastic handmade mulberry paper's unique qualities.
Link to a good supplier of the mulberry papers - these are not as wide as the papers I ordered from China, but they are good large papers. - action.metaffiliation.com/trk.php?mclic=P4E6A757AF331D1&redir=https%3A%2F%2Fgreatart.co.uk%2Fpulsar-mulberry-paper.html
Other relevant videos by Louise Jannetta
Explore the Korean Art of Joomchi; from the start of the learning process with Louise Jannetta. Video link - youtu.be/Wniz2m4EHtM
Handmade Artist's Journal Art Book - inspired by the Japanese art of Momigami & Korean art of Joomchi Video link - youtu.be/PXxr3gClHpA
