top spindle: naturally dyed drent wool, dyed with common reed bottom spindle: natural grey scottish I ´ve made a small shu bao from scratch: crumpled brown paper and a decorated paper bag, an end of paper chord and a button for closure. And glue. It has 15 compartments like the …
altered piece Woven strips from a paper-felted sheet. I like the strong colors red and green and how they bleed and interfere when felting them. Cuts in the original sheet are fragmented to small pieces and take a new place on the surface. original sheet
a small thing with sheets of irisleaf- and hemppaper felted with wool and then written on with thread.
Exercises in paper The two in the back I have found on Paper Kawaii.
A Shu bao is a kind of handmade book with boxes inside. The boxes can hold sewing threads, papercuts and patterns for textile crafts. It was made and used by people in various area’s in China. Another name for it is a Zhen xian bao or chinese needle threadpocket. Sometimes …
An imaginary seaweed. It is made using the method of felting paper, also called Joomchi. Using just water and agitation to connect the layers of colored paper. The paper gets a beautiful surface from the felting and is much stronger than before. It only works out with a type of …
