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Haven’t made any yet but this is shodo paper under the microscope

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Found it to be very difficult with this elephant dung recycled paper!

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Savonnerie de la Licorne (Soapmaking of the Unicorn) Marseille, south of France

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I did not use the appropriate paper to do this, but I used the thinnest paper that I could find at home. I found it really hard to keep the thickness as regular as it is on the video.

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Close up of my paper created using an old egg carton and milk

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I used a scrap of of chochin I had that was already the right size (chochin is made from  Nasu Kozo, grown in Ibaragi Prefecture). It seems very strong! It's very hot where I live today, and I think my sweat contributed to the process...

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handmade paper with layered poured paper pulp and entrapped twine

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handmade paper with poured paper pulp and enclosed netting

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handmade paper with poured paper pulp strips

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handmade paper with poured paper pulp pattern

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handmade papers with flower petals

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handmade papers with grasses and plant fibres

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Koyori used for binding woodblock printed kabuki play text

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Koyori used for binding woodblock printed kabuki play text

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One of the two rolled and double knotted washi strings used as only binding of a kabuki play text. Note: Unfortunately not (yet) selfmade!

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I used some Japanese paper and it turned out quite well. It was quite difficult to get it done as neat and in one go like in the video.

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Managed to tear about a third off the length as I was getting near the end.

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This was so cool to do. I didn’t have the right paper but I used the thinnest that I could find. It’s very tricky to keep the thickness consistent but I don’t think it turned out too bad! I’m loving this course!

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I thoroughly enjoyed making this, and I hammered it, making it uchigami. It is also gyōsh, as it was poured, instead of scooped.

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Fiddly to start, and better with damp fingers. I made this Koyori from Korean Hanji. In Korea it is called noyeokgae or jiseung when it is woven into baskets

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Fiddly to start, and better with damp fingers. I made this Koyori from Korean Hanji. In Korea it is called noyeokgae or jiseung when it is woven into baskets

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Paper I made with colored tissue paper and embroidery thread to give  splashes of color

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Paper I made with colored tissue paper and embroidery thread to give  splashes of color

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Making paper at home

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Much better, thin & flexible

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On the left: I tried to make koyoris with 3 types of paper, and the difficulty increased going up to down. The pink paper is a draft paper, the white one is a printer paper, and the last one is a notebook paper.
On the right: I also tried to bind some pages together, and it was pretty hard, but it's effective.

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A close up of Indian khadi paper shows the wove pattern

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I took a small piece of a very heavy, very rough, Indian khadi paper and hammered the top section with a wooden mallet. The hammered part took the text, scribble & highlighter much more smoothly than the unhammered part.

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Hand made paper by Virginia
I tore up some toilet tissue, put it in a clean jar and almost filled it with water. I shook the jar for about a minute. Then I put the resulting pulp in a bowl of water and stirred it round. I used a metal kitchen sieve to scoop a little of the pulp. Then I put in a dried flower before scooping more pulp. I left it in the sieve to dry on a radiator. The paper came away easily and made a little bowl.

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The brown was made from cardboard packing, the mauve was from shredded cardboard that came in a Christmas hamper and the light green was from paper from a damaged Atlas. The mauve was the smoothest, and I polished it for good measure with a stone. Amazed!

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What a great idea! Simple to make and paper came off perfectly once it was dry

JoAnne

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This is really hard to do. It's dificult to mantein a uniforme consistency througout the lenght of the paper. The paper used wasn't the adequated one. However it was a great experiente to understand the dificulty of this procedure.

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My own hand made paper before and after pounding.

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My own hand made paper before and after pounding.

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From JoAnne
I used a fine cartridge paper with a slight fleckle in it. Hardest part keeping the tension of the roll, and making it long enough. Basically, not dextrous enough!

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Mould of my late mother’s hand, made from homemade paper.

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Part of my degree show 2015 - constructed from handmade paper made from copies of old personal diaries, letters and photos

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Virginia Hunt
I made this from 3 types of tissue wrapping paper: white, patterned and silver. The best was the patterned paper as it was less inclined to unwind. The white tissue string was the least strong.

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My homemade paper from recycled Christmas  Cards

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My homemade paper from recycled Christmas  Cards

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It's a bit lumpy

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Paper held up to the window, showing watermark

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Paper held up to the window, showing watermark

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Rose

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Here is my sample made from fine washi we were given at my class. I found it quite hard to get tight as I have arthritic hands

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Right- printer paper, difficult
Middle-thin writing paper, easier
Left-pink tissue paper, much easier

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example from the video.