So awesome best non asmr asmr content

@corymart

Жыл бұрын

Hey, that's exactly what I was going for! Appreciate the comment!

@th-gf5lz

Жыл бұрын

Bro i have project i want to made this type of paper for an other thing

@MoniqueAO888

Жыл бұрын

Well, asmr can be quite "sick" p.ex. when people feel great while listening to munshing sounds...

As a middle school student who watch this for a half year,it is an idea of science project,thank you

@corymart

Жыл бұрын

This would make an awesome middle school science project, go for it!

@nadiavanrooyen1446

Ай бұрын

What would be the dependent and independent variables?

God bless the peaceful paper makers of the world.

Rice flour is also great as a binder - as are Potatoe or corn starch. Clean egg shells whole or ground help prevent fouling of the mix, as will natural fruit citric acid. 😊

@nuri2318

Ай бұрын

hello so i have to mix rice flour and ground egg shells or either of the two alone will work as a binder? `

Biggest grass on Earth is bamboo. This project is more the same as papper made from bamboo fiber. Thank you for sharing. Exellent art 🌱💚

From what I've read many plants for cloth are retted before fibre extraction. Maybe it would help if you intentionally left the grass to soak for a few days and gave it a change of water before the next stage?

@BeachPeach2010

9 ай бұрын

I love this approach...tried and true!

@niallwildwoode7373

8 ай бұрын

It's a known thing, but some people like to try and reinvent the wheel.

@bigbird4481

3 ай бұрын

it may help, but I like the way leaving that out speeds up the process and it seems to be fine without doing so

I'm all late! But instead after the stick, using another, smaller flat stone in a circular motion would help grind it down more easily. Anyway, I love this!

This guy deserves more likes, more views and more subscribers

@dendog21

Жыл бұрын

No he doesn't. He overcomplicates the process.

@sylviekoenig9960

Жыл бұрын

@@dendog21 I agree wholeheartedly.

@cecif9419

Жыл бұрын

@@dendog21 I don’t think she was speaking for the paper nerds. Non paper making people might like his videos for other reasons such as his relaxing voice and interesting content.

@andpot5033

Жыл бұрын

@@dendog21He just has his own refined methods.

@Mmouse_

11 ай бұрын

@@andpot5033 yea, doing way too many steps for absolutely no reason at all.

I really appreciate your respect for nature, even the dead grass, I wish more people would hold even a modicum of the value for our earth in their hearts that you seem to have!

I really like your content and the calm manner in which you explain everything you do. Thank you! Here's an idea: Make digital textures of all your papers that people can then use as an overlay or such. :) Thanks again!

Watching your process was so fascinating and I loved it. The final piece that ended up in the gallery is amazing!

I've just watched your videos on making Leaf paper and ink. You could have a really killer youtube shorts video series if you made paper from different types of leaves, made ink from them, and then stamp an image of the leave the paper is made from onto the leave using the ink made from the leave. Like how that guy made a map using wood from each state and got millions of views for each vid. Something to try at least.

The "cotton" parachute for dandelion seeds at the end of the season would probably make a decent paper, it's already white, so bleaching chemicals wouldn't be needed. There are also cottonwood trees that produce a similar substance and milkweed.

Damn started as an interest in how to make paper of everything cellulose, but was amazed by the artististic end of it. LOVED it visually and also what makes it art; a true and honnest impression of the person whom made it

Start to finish was moving! When I taught middle school history we talked about different ways paper type products have been made through history. I purchased Egyptian papyrus and they each got to make their very own bookmark by painting a relief representing them on the papyrus. Doing something like this, though very different from Egyptian papyrus, would have provided another hands on understanding of how things are made and how long craftsmanship takes. These processes are not only important for the creation of items but are really a form of art. Beyond that, I really must say, your final art piece had me wiping tears from my eyes. Your symbolism is honestly thoughtful and deeply empathetic. Your commentary on your final piece invokes a mindfulness of humanity’s actions, division of spaces, people from nature, people from people, the “this is mine” mentality yet we are all one collective, the stripe down the middle going from thin to thick also depicting how some get less divided to them (be that nature losing more as humanity takes more plot for itself as time goes on or even the economic concept of the middle man taking more or some people being unable to afford themselves the same amount as others OR unable to afford themselves the same amount as the people before with the same baseline), I could go on and on with the metaphorical symbolism you’ve presented as it tingles a special part of my brain. Thank you for sharing your work, your heart, and your art. Blessings to you!

How beautiful. Each piece of paper is a work of art in itself. The variation of colour and texture according to pulp used is very interesting and lends itself to still further investigation. And all wonderfully sourced ❤ Thank you for sharing.

I get a creative block when I think about how much work (and money) goes into art supplies. This papermaking is a cool hobby though. Any art you make with it must feel even more special.

i wonder if you could use 2 paver stones on top of eachother to use as an improvised mill stone. Love your experiments! It may be worthwhile to have a bucket of water with grass fully submerged under water for a longer period of time(a week or maybe longer), in ye olden days ropemakers and textile makers did that with flax to make it easier to release the fibers for use, i think it's called "retting".

Hey Cory! Very interested in your paper making and as I am watching, I was wondering why you can't just throw it in the blender. I sometimes make nettle powder from boiled nettle leaves as food for my shrimp, and I just throw them into a coffee bean blender and sieve out the remaining big particles.

Beautiful work! I love the process and the final moments as you peel the cloth from the paper.

These kind of video i watch before sleep.

I cut long grass by grabbing a handful and using a sharp knife under where I grabbed. This makes a sheff, easy to handle. I'm going to make some paper out of the longer grass we mow in the field this year. I think buying a bale of hay would work for people who have limited access to field grass.

Oh my god is this where the term “beat to a pulp” comes from!?

after you showed your inspiration it was amazingly easy to figure out what the last piece meant. i wish all pieces at art galleries came with that insight lol

I’m curious as to why you have to beat the boiled material prior to blending? Awesome videos!

Whenever i want to get wrinkles out of my paintings (quache, watercolor) i lightly spray their back with water and iron them on a hard surface. It works perfectly. Just turn it over on your kitchen counter, lightly spray with water, wait for a minute for the water to seep halfway through the paper and iron it using a parchment paper in between for extra safety.

The Okra is interesting. As a child of the South, I never liked it, but now I can see it has its uses. 😝

I started looking at your videos because I wanted to see how to make a Mould & Deckle, I then followeed to see where that went. Honestly, I think I am more satisfied with the end result in your meditative piece of art than where I started. thank you. It's a really beautiful piece and I love the thought process behind it.

As a professional video Watcher i approve this video

Wow I learned so much about making the paper from grass fiber and then it turned into a art picture so creative, thank you for making this video

beautiful

Your videos are so relaxing. I got to say i loved the artististic pov by the end of the video, internet culture makes it very hard to find this kind of content

i wonder if you could get a hold of some like corn husks or stalks, and i think rice stalks is another big byproduct that doesn’t have much use and often is just burned. could be cool as a concept for what we could do with waste from the plants that grew food for us

you should get a mixing drill and a bucket for pulping, will save you a ton of time

What a wonderful artist you are! Thank you for sharing your process.

This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your technique!

What a lovely project and final art piece. I really enjoyed watching this.

I have been making paper for many many years. This is over complicated. Sheets must be stacked with a piece fo cloth between them. You just need to press the frame and lift it. No need for pressing with a paint roller or a sponge. First layers are of lower quality as the stack is too flat, but as you build it up it is getting better and better. Place the stack in a print press or between planks pressed with lots of G clamps to extract water and wait until the stack is completely dry, tightening the press our the G clamps every day. The sheets of paper will be perfectly flat.

This is awesome 👍😎

Such an Amasing vedio ,thanks for sharing your wild grass paper process .

Beautiful.

So cool to see this whole process!

Vielen vielen Dank für dieses inspirierende Kunstwerk 😊

Papel com grama e quiabo! Interessante

Your content is very relaxing and informative, thank you for sharing this amazing process 😁

Watching this from east Africa. Thanks

This is amazing! Thank you for sharing. I have really been enjoying your videos and I subscribed. 🙏🏼

This is really beautiful! ❤

Very good idea.Its kinda nice to know there are still many crafts where people are producing truly ''one-off'' things,that are totally unique,given that we seem to live in a world where ''getting the latest version'' of consumer goods (phones etc) makes us a bit samey,IMHO. Thanks for the video 🎻

Why ur doing is amazing don't stop

beautiful and fascinating! thank you!

Very cool! I feel inspired to try my own homemade paper! Tysm for sharing!

So cool 😍

I am inspired by your work

Nice and tasty paper

i really appreciate your care for your harvesting methods and attention to detail you put into the creation of your project. this channel is amazing im a happy new subscriber

broooooo this is SO amazing. super inspired!!

fantastic videos and art

Don't know why but I love this

Sweet Fern is so abundant here! It would maybe make sweet smelling paper! 😊

this is beautiful

Beautiful 💚🎨✨

@corymart

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I love making paper

instead of okra, do you think I could use the gooey liquid from linseed or chia seeds for example?

7:48 Having the grass pre-processed by a pony, horse or elephant would save a lot of time at this stage.

Have you considered getting a blade that attaches to a drill to cut up your plant material to save you some time? Love your videos! Very insightful and inspiring!🙏

Hello, from Maine. We are about to have a bunch of real dry flora. This is real fun to find. Nicely done! 💪🌱🌲💚

That grass reminds me of home in OR.

Amazing job^^

Wow you’re so awesome

So I am trying out making a paper alternative using eggshell membranes and rice water . It can be dyed and the eggshells saved for artwork.I haven't done the binding yet. I love this. Kudos.

7:00 If you add another concreate slab on top with a rod going trough it and fix the lower one in place you could make a basic gristmill and greatly speed up the pulping process. The top slab will also need some feel holes so you can easily put the pulp back in for another cycle. The only downside is it will dry the pulp with each pass from all the pressure. Also the gristmill could be placed on it's side and used with a bottle jack to maximize the amount of okra juice you can extract.

Have you ever tried making paper from the okra bits after you've boiled them?

@morgan0

10 ай бұрын

yea i was wondering could they just get put in at some stage of the process

Interesting video !!! ...somehow the look of the paper reminds me of "Papadam"... 🙂

To chop up grass faster, try running over it with a lawnmower, especially a mulching mower.

Just curious....why do you pound it when you are going to put it in the blender?

Have found personally, a blender or a cement mixing drill bit and drill, just as effective, much faster and helps prevent mix going sour. I say this because anyway you put your mix into the mixer to pulp it. 😊

great 🙏🌈

Just beautiful! I've subscribed.

@corymart

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! I appreciate the support!

Just wanted to stop by to say this video inspired me to give this a go as well. I grabbed a bucket full of invasive grasses from our bush block and managed to turn it into paper. I didn't use the okra as a formation aid - mostly because I'm Australian and have no idea what okra is. Ha ha. Thanks again

@bigbird4481

3 ай бұрын

Okra is a plant that's ate fried in the southern US and it's delicious, I highly recommend and I'd imagine it would grow well in the heat of Australia. I've grown them myself and they grow 5-7 feet tall

❤🧡💛💚THANK YOU💚💛🧡❤

Dang, these whole grain crackers are huge!

I like to hang my sheets on a clothesline to dry. One clothespin on each top corner of the T-shirt and clipped to the line. They will still get a little wavy, so you’ll have to iron or press. It’s much faster though. I can make in the morning and iron in the evening!

As someone that always loved making recicled papaer and often watches different plants/flower and wonder if I could make paper out of it: this is amazing. Just a question, why can't you immediatly blend the mixture but have to smash it first?

@commenter4898

Жыл бұрын

My guess is the blade will catch the long fibres and it'll get stuck. I ran into that problem before when blending vegetable soup.

Wild beryy fruit juice great for colour.

Im from the occidental Mediterranean. Your grass looks like "cugula", a wild oat

Oh, a book would have been so cool.

@allanshpeley4284

9 ай бұрын

Yes and maybe even had some utility, unlike a framed blank piece of paper.

Nice work! Thanks for the introduction to grass paper making. I wonder if it is possible to paint or write on this kind of paper and if you have some experience on this already.

I wonder if a mortar and pestle would be more efficient in the pulp making process

Have you considered turning the pavers into a millstone of some kind?

Awesome content! Have you tried aloevera gel instead of okra? It would be an interesting experiment

That gooey texture is why I can not eat okra! Good to know maybe I can find a use for the stuff after all 😂

so here is a thought since you have the stuff. plant flax seed, to make linen, but instead make it into a paper cloth..wonder how it would turn out.

That is so cool. So does it break when folding?

Thank you for this tutorial... and artistic presentation! I have a "technical" question for you: how about conservation? Is this paper able to keep its color and will it not mold in time? Have a nice day.

This is really amazing, also, instead of okra, you could probably use golden flaxseed

I was wondering, why do you need to spend so long on pounding and rolling the pulp if it’s just going into the blender anyway? Just curious! Interesting video

More we repurpose the stuff that normally rots, more carbon we trap.

A mortar and pestle in the dry 😊haze before adding water would make a much cleaner paper.

Hi! What's the purpose of adding the washing soda? Did it make the grass softer?

@corymart

Жыл бұрын

Yup! That’s exactly right. Softer and easier to turn into pulp!