Studio Vlog 09 : How I make my Handmade Paper

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Published 2020-08-06
I know you have been waiting for this video for quite some time. It is honestly so hard to film it as well as concentrate on what I was doing while being extra careful not to damage my filming equipment because of the messy process. So, I didn’t do a perfect batch of papers but that’s the truth about handmade paper, they will never always be perfect but you learn from each experience and get better at it. The key to making it or anything is really just practice and learning. I will have some resources and links below for you all. I hope you enjoy and just want to thank those who are offering to answer questions in the comments, it really is helpful and useful to others and we can all learn from each other. I think this is the last of the highly requested videos, if you have any other videos you want me to film, do let me know. Take care my friends and see you guys soon 🤎


M Y S U P P L I E S :
* Couching Sheets: link.softlystudio.ae/293d9
* Mould and deckle in this video: link.softlystudio.ae/470ff
* Other moulds I highly recommend: link.softlystudio.ae/75be3
* Cheaper/ beginner alternative: link.softlystudio.ae/5c80d
* Vats/Storage tubs mostly all from IKEA
* Plywood boards from the hardware store (ACE if you’re in the UAE). Just have them cut to the size you need and remember to seal the wood to avoid water damage.
* C-Clamps from the hardware store (ACE)
* Blender: Get a blender that can handle blending more solid material/ ice crushing option sold me 😂 but the first one I was using was terrible and would constantly stop mid way.
* Sizing, fibers, additives and anything related to paper making:
* Carriage House link.softlystudio.ae/75be3
* TwinRocker link.softlystudio.ae/75be3
* Cheesecloth: amzn.to/30wSMKn
* IKEA Drying Rack: link.softlystudio.ae/68b05


R E S O U R C E S :
* Share Studios Papermaking Tutorial: link.softlystudio.ae/8ad77
* The Papermaker's Companion by Helen Hilbert amzn.to/2C0B7Bg (she also has a YouTube and Blog that are very useful)
* Handmade PaperMaking Website link.softlystudio.ae/5adda
* Mark Lander on Youtube (he also sells beaters which will be a dream to get one, one day.) youtube.com/user/landergallery/videos
* PaperSlurry www.paperslurry.com/

The best way to really learn is by trying it out and just research ways you want to improve by tackling a single thing and go from there and along the way you’ll find many more resources or tools you would need.

S O C I A L S :
Shop: link.softlystudio.ae/SHOP
Instagram: link.softlystudio.ae/INSTA

A U D I O :
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F A Q :
- Camera: Sony a7R III
- Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Pro
- Papers for my journals: Trade Secret...Google can help :)
- Cats Breed: Scottish Folds
- Supplies I use: Please check individual video descriptions as I link them there.
* For making journals: find the bookbinding video/ studio vlogs.
* For journaling: search the journal with me videos.
- Penpals: I am no longer accepting any penpals.


D I S C L A I M E R :
Not sponsored. All products have been purchased by me. Amazon links are affiliate links, I make a small percentage off of any sale from these links, at no cost to yo

All Comments (21)
  • Now I know why these "recycled" papers are so expensive. They use a lot of resources to turn fancy paper into fancier paper. As always, reuse is always better and come first before recycle.
  • @soulofocean4709
    I love writing on handmade papers...it has a character of his own.
  • @isallweare
    my special person and I were watching this last night and you need to know that he is not into this journaling world, he only watch my videos because he wants to support me haha but he was mesmerized by your video, he honestly loved it! thank you for another beautiful journey
  • @rachiehahaha
    What is sizing? Wait let me google it. Edit: ahhh so it’s the thing that gives paper its ink retaining quality. Like the it makes the difference between water color and regular paper. Makes sense
  • @RoyalAppleBerry
    I don't even know you, but can see your beautiful spirit, thank you for sharing your calmness and wonderful talents with us. Be blessed sis!
  • @goldie5781
    Good quality paper, especially for the watercolor painting! Recycling paper and giving it a new life - amazing. Exemplary great & hard work.
  • @cloaksandghosts
    this video has so warm aesthetic vibes, like spending an autumn evening indoors with a warm coffee mug, while the fire crackles in the grate. loved it. I also admire your neat and tidy way of working, how you take care not to waste anything
  • @swayamgohil
    Imagine being in a World War 3 alive and then you need paper to write your feelings in the diary.....
  • You shud have used used paper sis, you are using blank paper, breaking it down, and again making the same thing🙃
  • @a_e243
    The great thing is also you can do this with even recycled newspaper or egg cartons.
  • @burrowscarol
    It would be so wonderful if you couls talk about how you think differently from what you have learned! Thanks for transparency of your paper journey. Many of us are also on a paper journey. Mine is different than yours but the passion is very similar.
  • @Nikokami
    Just watching in case I ever die and get reborn into a world without books ;p
  • WOW,...what a WONDERFULLY MADE VIDEO! I could watch it all day. Its great for just before going to sleep. Your work is meticulous. I've been wanting to learn paper making. You are very inspiring! Now, I REALLY want to do it. Thank you very much for sharing your process with us. Barbara - Austin, TX USA
  • @Qwerty-wk3jy
    Your aesthetic is so nice and consistent, i wish i wasn't an overall mess
  • @theatina7659
    Loved watching this video. Have you ever tried adding flowers and petals to your paper?
  • @oiiiifelix__
    Just think you're sitting at the roof top, slightly windy, cosy with buckets ,clips deckle ,papers and other supplies, birds singing, a pleasant silence and you making papers with a satisfying smile on your face🌿🌿🌹🌹🌻🌻💐🏞️⛅😍☺️
  • @darilynn99
    Thank you for this video, as others have said... very calming. What I appreciate as well, is no music; too many videos are ruined because of hyped up tunes.
  • @mariad4183
    This is SERIOUSLY PROFESSIONAL. Wonderful! You are a Genius!