Like MOMIGAMI? Try FABRIC PAPER or PAPER FABRIC. Journal book cover, cards, bookmarks, mixed media.

Using tissue paper, napkins, collage papers create a lovely sheet of leather like material. Beautiful fabric paper. Great for mixed media creations. Check out my video on Momigami too (Japanese paper kneading)
Supplies:
napkins
tissue
collage paper
water
mod podge or school glue
brush
cheese cloth
plastic wrap
Thank you to Gayle Agostenelli for the idea.

[@lmplpinto5933]

Hi, besides making journals I also know how to make clothes. So I often use my kitchen table to lay my fabrics to cut out my patterns and sew everything together. Thank you for your video I really enjoyed it❤❤❤

[@francoiseherboux1467]

Je ne parle pas votre langue ,mais aime beaucoup votre travail ,trés joli !je vais essayer .merci beaucoup

[@sis9622]

Love this

[@00001965st]

I love it

[@kamalachakravarthy3388]

Awesome 👏

[@pamjohnson5601]

Beautiful!

[@treemaidenart]

Thanks Pam!

[@pquack51]

This is great!!! I just found you and have really enjoyed your videos! Thank you so much!

[@treemaidenart]

Thanks so much Pam...hope you find more videos that interest you..take care...Sherrie

[@margedillon7573]

I work from my kitchen table for all sorts of things EXCEPT eating. I found your presentations by looking specifically by searching for Momigami. Loved the videos I have seen thus far!

[@treemaidenart]

Thanks so much Marge. Means a great deal to me. I have a art/craft room so don't use my kitchen table(I don't eat at it either)🤪Have you checked out the Momigami with lotion video...much less messy than with oil. Doesn't make the paper as supple but makes it easier to use.

[@lindagarcia5581]

Good presentation. Thank you

[@treemaidenart]

Thanks so much Linda!

[@jeanninethames2523]

Great tutorial, never thought to use cheesecloth…now to go play! Thanks!

[@treemaidenart]

Thanks Jeannine! The cheesecloth makes it just stiff enough to be stable and yet flexible enough to fold over a cover. I am going to try with a dryer sheet next. Think of how nice your journal will smell with that dryer sheet in there(haha)

[@marylouhamilton9994]

Yes to the kitchen table!

[@treemaidenart]

I used a kitchen table for 2 years....got lucky with my next home and had a room to dedicate to my art and crafts. Kitchen table worked though!

[@danielerichard3619]

Love the cheese cloth.
I work from my bed. My bedroom is my craftroom. Lol. Thanks from Montreal for the inspiration

[@treemaidenart]

Hi Daniele..love Montreal. Lived in Ville St. Laurent for 3 years.

[@andreamaiorana8490]

I work from the kitchen table too. By choice❤️Loved your video. Clear and concise with beautiful results. Thank you.

[@treemaidenart]

Thanks so much Andrea. I haven't minded working at my kitchen table at all..and I appreciate your kind words.

[@evied.4475]

I loved this. You don’t hurry through expecting me to already know about what everything is. Thank you and yes I am subscribing AND yes I use whatever table I can. I usually have things going on most of them. I have 5 busy tables. Not always being good about finishing one thing before I start another.

[@treemaidenart]

Hi Evie...thank you...I am getting too old to be rushing through anything anymore 😄

[@evied.4475]

@@treemaidenart me too! I’ll be 70 this fall. Your work is just beautiful!

[@arleenison7399]

Love this idea ... I have heaps of napkins, so will use them up this way ... big thumbs up ... xxx

[@treemaidenart]

Hi Arleen. This technique comes in so handy..really good for journal covers and collages etc. Glad you liked it! Take care.

[@debrapiletz7882]

Can’t wait to try it.

[@treemaidenart]

Hi Debra! I think you will really like it. You can't go wrong so there is no pressure just pure pleasure and time spent out of your own head(haha)Hope you enjoy.

[@artcuriousbymnw]

Very interesting. I will try it and let you know

[@berrak2727]

thank you for sharing your experimentations with us! I was looking for the monigami technique when I found you and instantly subscribed after watching a video or two :) love from Istanbul!

[@treemaidenart]

Thanks so much Barrak. Hope you enjoy other videos too. Would love to see your beautiful country one day!

[@KariGibsonArt]

It's lovely! I made some a couple of months ago and it made a super journal cover! 😀💗

[@treemaidenart]

Hey Kari..will have to check out your video. I think I am going to try on a dryer sheet next and maybe use hand painted tissue paper. I am still in the process of packing(95% done) so have not been making videos as regular as before..will catch up after I move. Thanks for watching Kari!

[@mariaruiz3848]

New to your channel. Excellent presentation. Thank you so much

[@treemaidenart]

Thank you so much Maria. Have a fabulous day!

[@Lisa.Tammaro-333]

Absolutely love this technique, thank you for sharing!! Will be fun to try! Curious, when it’s dry, can you stamp on top of it? Can you write on it in marker or micron-type pens? Maybe I’d stamp on it before modpodging it & use permanent ink like Staz On or Archival Ink- I know 1 of them needs to be set first before wetting. Looks so fun, can’t wait to try. I have lots of fabric to do this with! So excited! And I saw you mentioned in comments that you’d like to try with fabric softener sheets, cool! Would love to try that too. Liked video & subscribed! Loved how clear & easily you explained the process & the length of video is great! Take care & good luck on your move! 💖

[@treemaidenart]

Hi Lisa! Yes I would stamp on the napkin before applying it to the cheesecloth. The surface would not be smooth enough to do afterwards but you certainly could do mark making with a Micron pen,Sharpie or stabilo oil pencil. I have another video coming up on creating collage paper and after that one a video on fabric paper made with a piece of sheeting and collage paper..hope you check them out and thanks for viewing!

[@heatherparry3159]

Beautiful!