I've been making paper pleats like this since I was a kid. I'm a visual artist, and have been toying with sculptures using some of the same geometric patterns I've seen you use. It blows my mind to find out that there is a purpose for these kinds of things, as I usually just pleat my bus tickets or a piece of paper while watching TV. What blows my mind even more is that I've been wanting to find a way to put these patterns on fabric for friends who work in the fashion industry, but I didn't realize that you can steam them and maintain the shape. I'm stunned. Beautiful work. I might try a DIY version of this on my own... Though that seems like a challenge on it's own.
Please give more details on the steaming. You said 30 min in the steamer? And then 30 min to cool down. Does the mold get a bit wet/damp? Does it need drying time? Is the steamer like an autoclave?
He commented on one video that it's 200gsm kraft paper. I think I read somewhere too that thicker papers make the creases/pleats more pronounced. So personally, I think I'm going to buy 240gsm kraft paper. Hope that helps.
So so helped me Your video thanks a loooooot , 💖💖💖💖 Can you please tell me where can I find the "paper" you are using for pleating. ?? Is that ready selling somewhere ? Or maybe online. 😓
I am from India doing research on this topic and would appreciate if you could suggest any books or papers on this topic especially the different folds and techniques
hello i would like to try one of these skirts. Could toy please tell me where can i find this "paper" and the temperature should i have??? please let me know! thank you in advance!
This causes the fabric inside the mould to move. WE can actually do this with the basic straight knife and accordion pleats but struggle with the fancy pleating.
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What a amazing and time consuming process. Thank you for sharing your techniques. You make it look a lot easier than it actually is I'm sure
I've been making paper pleats like this since I was a kid. I'm a visual artist, and have been toying with sculptures using some of the same geometric patterns I've seen you use. It blows my mind to find out that there is a purpose for these kinds of things, as I usually just pleat my bus tickets or a piece of paper while watching TV. What blows my mind even more is that I've been wanting to find a way to put these patterns on fabric for friends who work in the fashion industry, but I didn't realize that you can steam them and maintain the shape.
I'm stunned. Beautiful work. I might try a DIY version of this on my own... Though that seems like a challenge on it's own.
The challenge is being able to squash the two pieces of car and the fabric together to get them tight enough before steaming. Good luck with it.
Fantastic videos! Thank you for sharing!
amazing video!!!could u show u how u are doing the next part with the steambox?what for a temperature should it have?
Please give more details on the steaming. You said 30 min in the steamer? And then 30 min to cool down. Does the mold get a bit wet/damp? Does it need drying time? Is the steamer like an autoclave?
EXCELENTE TECNICA
Pls what's the paper used for this pleater board? I'll appreciate your response. You're really doing a great job.
He commented on one video that it's 200gsm kraft paper. I think I read somewhere too that thicker papers make the creases/pleats more pronounced. So personally, I think I'm going to buy 240gsm kraft paper. Hope that helps.
Thank you for sharing! This is a great video. Question...what kind of weights are those and where did you get them?
So so helped me Your video thanks a loooooot , 💖💖💖💖
Can you please tell me where can I find the "paper" you are using for pleating. ??
Is that ready selling somewhere ?
Or maybe online. 😓
Lianna Khachatryan how much do you need. email me at info@cimentpleating.co.uk
Plz is the pleating patern for sale? I don't think I can make the patern.
EMAIL ME AT INFO@CIMENTPLEATING.CO.UK AND I'LL ORGANISE THIS FOR YOU.
I am from India doing research on this topic and would appreciate if you could suggest any books or papers on this topic especially the different folds and techniques
Aap jante hea yea paper konsa use karte hea
Are those old irons that used to go on the stove to heat?
Yes they are
hello i would like to try one of these skirts. Could toy please tell me where can i find this "paper" and the temperature should i have??? please let me know! thank you in advance!
What the board material ?
Virgin craft card around 2oo gsm
Здравствуйте! А как устроен паровой шкаф и какую бумагу вы используете для выкроек? Спасибо!
Why not suspend the bundle from higher in the steamer, so the extra fabric falls into folds, instead of free-form, or cut it off?
This causes the fabric inside the mould to move. WE can actually do this with the basic straight knife and accordion pleats but struggle with the fancy pleating.
We actually now tie them to poles so they hang freely down. This client didn't want the bottow vut off.
can i know how much the price for the pleating mold?
We don't sell them but if you email shady.sondos@gmail.com he sells these patterns from Egypt.