Momigami Simplified

In this video, I explain how to momigami in a very simple, easy to understand format in under 15 minutes. I momigami a printable of my gelli print on washi/rice/origami paper and copy/printer paper for comparison. This momigami is done dry. I have another video of my first attempt to momigami with Konnyaku starch.

[@Carry_Your_Message]

Thanks for posting. I love that there are so many techniques to achieve the same end. I love how Momigami makes paper feel. I've never seen this technique, but I'm so glad I watched it. It's very cool!

[@creativepassages]

Thanks for stopping by. Yes, I noticed that there are a lot of approaches to Momigami. I also love how momigami paper feels. I love using it in my journals. Have a great day!!

[@emsartori1]

Does the oil from your hands matter? I like to wear surgical gloves bc of the ink stains, but they turn out dark. Thx

[@creativepassages]

You can momigami dry, therefore, gloves would be fine. It's basically the folding and crumbling process. You can add hand lotions and other oils, too, even konyaku starch or tapioca starch.

[@ladylookn]

I made it using oil and let it dry for several days and it still leached onto my other papers. Im trying your method!

[@creativepassages]

Dry works very well. I don't like the oil. You could try hand lotion. Many people love that. I like dry and with konnayku starch the best. If you haven't tried konnayku starch yet, I'd recommend it. I have another video about that.