Guided Course: Create Magic Origami Jewelry
Paper Treatment
A guided course by Mayumi Fukuda , Origami Jewelry Artist
About the video: Paper Treatment
Overview
“A high-quality paper treatment is undeniably important to make well-finished, durable jewelry. Here I will talk about the different ways to apply it.”
In this video lesson Mayumi Fukuda addresses the topic: Paper Treatment, which is part of the Domestika online course: Guided Course: Create Magic Origami Jewelry . Transform paper into elegant jewelry using modular origami techniques, creating unique wearable art with intricate designs.
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson, I will share with you the relevance of paper treatment to your origami jewelry. To create an outstanding design, it's undeniably important. but it could all be in vain if your work is not well finished and ends up being too fragile to wear it. Especially if we talk about paper jewelry. For me, this is one of the most important lessons of the whole course. how to finish origami jewelry. you can actually seal your paper with different ways. You can make with epoxy resin. Nail polish. spray varnish. My top choice would be liquid varnish and I will explain why. It's very easy to...”
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Course summary for: Guided Course: Create Magic Origami Jewelry
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Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, DIY, Fashion Design, Jewelry Design, Paper Craft
Mayumi Fukuda
A guided course by Mayumi Fukuda
Mayumi Fukuda is a Japanese Brazilian paper jeweler based in Leipzig, Germany. She studied jewelry design at the Centro de Joalharia de Lisboa, and has attended a variety of jewelry and paper making courses in Japan, UK and Germany.
In 2013, she started Mayumi Origami, a jewelry brand that designs their pieces with high-quality Japanese Chiyogami silkscreen paper. Her collections can be found in museums shops across Europe such as the British Museum in the UK, Orient Museum in Portugal, and CODA Museum in the Netherlands. In 2018 and 2019, she was invited to lead workshops exploring the Origami jewelry field at the West Dean College in the UK and at the Papierwerk Glockenbach in Germany.
- 230 students
- 10 lessons (1h 43m)
- 8 additional resources (3 files)
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- Audio: English, German, Spanish, Spanish (Latam), French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Turkish
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- Level: Beginner
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