How to make double tissue | Basic tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This video will show you how to make double tissue paper, which is arguably the most versatile paper for origami.
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*note: not all tissue papers are the same. I did find one brand that was very difficult to work with; however, the Spritz sheets work great.
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This is by far the most interesting video about double tissue paper on RUclips. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Thanks for the tutorial. I just got some MC and made some tissue foil. Wasn't perfrct but using a roller will definitely help with with bubbles.
that's great, glad it worked 👍
Wow! Ok, this was more handy than I expected. What's the difference between paper that has that extra layer of MC on the top and paper that doesn't?
I'm pretty sure it just makes the top layer shiny and the whole thing a bit crispier, like treating any sheet
@@ThePlantPsychologist ah, I see. I'm definitely going to try out your method now! It's completely flawless.
Small update. I've trialed this method and i got it almost perfect on my second try. My paper is nearly dry now and I can't wait to test it :)) this is by far the best method for making double tissue and I would recommend it to anyone perusing the comments section.
@@edoardo69yearsago88 By the way if you want to make the best double T two months later use about eight to ten tsp per 500 millilitres. It is much harder to get smooth but the results are astonishing. ruclips.net/video/2oxUtWzUfTY/видео.html That video was only seven or so. I gets so much better.
Please let us know where to buy the methy glue cause the original link is broken..?
This is flowless. I am struggling with bubble. How can I get read of that? Can you please help? I am using a UPBC pipe as a roller. And one more thing is I am not using MC. I am using white glue with lots of water. I can send you picture of that.
if you have bubbles, you can try to push them towards the edge with a brush, and if the paper is damp then you might be able to push it out. but more likely than not it will just become a wrinkle, which isn't as bad as a bubble.
If you have bubbles as in gaps between the layers that you don't have enough glue, you can put the glue on top and it will soak through.
Also, diluted white glue should work too.
Hey I love you tutorial but I’m wondering if it matters if your tissue paper is water resistant or not
I'm not sure, actually, but i would guess it works fine either way. just give it a try and see
It doesn’t matter that much, but some papers will dissolve in water, so I would recommend art tissue paper as opposed to the wrapping kind
waow very nice
What do is that bottom layer that you applied on the paper?
Is this a way of treating paper? Just without a second sheet
Yeah, like for example single tissue would follow the same process of putting mc on the glass and then rolling the sheet onto it, and then optional mc on top of that. I don't know much about treating other paper types but the technique is the same.
@@ThePlantPsychologist cool thanks dude
@The Plant Psychologist what if i use a green cutting mat instead of glass? How does it affect the result? Cutting out a square would be easier, right?
yep, that would work too
Nice tutorial, now i can make duo colored butterfly by satoshi kamiya. It was very helpful.
Why not use water instead of glue for the glass? Is regular water not strong enough to anchor the paper to the glass? Also very interesting video.
Yes, the paper has a tendency to want to lift off from the glass when it dries, so if you used water, it would likely peel off in some parts while others are still wet, thus causing warping.
Great tutorial! I can’t get my hands on MC at the moment, but I do have tissue paper. Could I just glue two square sheets as a alternative?
Depending on what kind of glue you use, I think it would work, with the same technique. I've heard that diluted white glue (elmers) works pretty well, especially for tissue foil (which is the same technique as here but the bottom layer is foil).
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@@ThePlantPsychologist so if I use the 10ml of Elmer's glue I have left and add a shit ton of water to it L, it would work? Cuz methyl cellulose is like impossible to find here...
@@ronit6816 It would probably work, but I've never done it. You might find this article helpful: snkhan.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=14847
Have you tried making tissue paper with normal white glue? What's the difference between the two sheets made from white glue and MC glue?
I think white glue is a bit crunchier, and can also work for things like foil (which MC would not stick to as well).
Hey thanks for the shoutout.
Do you think using foam brushes is better then the classic paint brush? Also, how many times can you use them and how do you clean them?
I have had no trouble with foam brushes, although i know some people who claim that regular hair brushes are better. I've been using the same brushes for at least a year now with no visible sign of decay in quality. To clean them, just rinse them with water until the water runs clear and doesn't feel sticky, then squeeze them dry.
Where can i look at paper fox’ double tissue paper? Or can you give me a link?
Hey, do you have an idea on how to design a head? I‘m trying to design a model and I wanted you to ask this
Oof I'm excited to see your method o.o
So tissue paper is not made of tissues? Why is it called that then?
Hey plant do you think I should buy the CARL paper cutter that you have or is it not worth it? If not could you please tell me a good paper cutter to buy.
The one I'm using I only have because I already had it from before, but if I were to buy a new one I most likely would not buy a slider one like this, because it can only cut 30cm long and anything larger you have to fold up to fit. I'd go for the guillotine type since you can do it in multiple cuts without having to fold your paper. Or a cutting mat, pen knife, and a large ruler works well also.
do you need the glass pane? can it be done on a window or table?
Anything smooth and not absorbent works, but glass works best (for example, a wooden desk is ok but the mc will bead up and unstick early). Vertical surfaces like windows, mirrors, shower doors, etc all work too, just make sure you roll from top to bottom.
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hey, how is your double tissue two colored? if i do blue and white with mine the blue will just absorb the white
It's quite a difficult problem actually, and to be completely honest many of my sheets aside from this one time have bled as well. I can recommend a few tips: use thicker mc and minimize the amount you apply between the tissues (and if you get air bubbles, you can just put mc on top of it and it will soak through). It also might help to put the lighter sheet first. But ultimately, some amount of bleeding is inevitable (especially for certain colors), so you might want to try triple tissue, wenzhou tissue, or paint to get duo paper
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Hi man, maybe I'm little late but I have a problem and I need your help desperately. After months I finnaly discover what density of glue is enough to stick one paper with another[I use wallpaper glue, there is no mc glue in my country] but my paper won't become shiny and crispy it's just two paper glue one with another, but if I use single tissue and treat him with glue than paper remain soft and also won't become crispy and shiny. Tell me is there difference if I let paper[s] dry naturally or if I dry then with hairdryer,and what should I do to make my paper shiny and crispy, please help.
Thank you, also you have very good content.
Also to mention after gluing 2 papers togehteh paper it's little bit thicker but still soft
@@undead9707 Unfortunately, I don't know much about other types of glue besides MC. I would guess to just put more glue or make it thicker, but ultimately I have no idea.
I do know that hair dryer vs air drying makes difference, though.
Anyways, good luck, you can also join the discord server if you have further questions, people there know more than I do
@@ThePlantPsychologist i am in your group but for some reason I cannot send messages
Hey I use CMC powder instead of MC. I've tried to make single tissue a few times but it always seems to stick to the glass. Can you help me out with the consistency of your mixture? Your Instagram page is lovely btw
I live in india so we get only kite paper is that possibly the issue?
I also used kite paper and its fine .
what glue did you use？
Standard old Reynolds wrap foil?
If you're referring to making tissue foil, yes regular kitchen stuff is fine. just note that the heavy duty type gets pretty thick
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I hope you will see this,i have a problem but my paper become shiny and crispy but problem is that papers wont satyed glue toghether,they just wont stick it is like i glue them with only water but that is not true i put a lot of glue
You're using mc, right, and are you sure it's not too watery? Should feel about as thick as an egg white, or thicker
@@ThePlantPsychologist First in my country there is no Exactly methyl celulose ,but there is substitute its glue for wallpapers,i mean mc do the same thing when i mix it with water it looks the same,now this time i put 2 extra full tea spoons on 250ml of water and its realy dense,is that good or it should be more fluid.thanks on the answer
@@firefighterlife7861 As long as you're able to brush it, it should be ok. If it's like a jelly or a paste it might be too thick.
hi ive tried to make this paper before but it doesnt always stick together for example half way through a modelpart of the corner just separates. is it because im not using enough MC glue?
That's likely the case, perhaps you missed a spot when brushing the layer of mc, or your mc is too watery (just mix in more powder).
@@ThePlantPsychologist thank you so much I added more powder and it helped
@@eriostaples3652 awesome, glad to hear that
@@ThePlantPsychologist thank u have a good day!
How would I treat single tissue paper?
Same thing, but just don't put the second sheet of tissue
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What grew did you use?
methylcelullose I think
Hello brandon i’ve been trying to make double tissue papers but i’ve know all stuffs you need but……can you tell me where you got the ummm the thing u lay down your paper thingy idk what that thing is but no other tutorials said it and now i’v had find you vid plz tell me brandon
you mean the roll? you can use any tube you have, like a gift wrap tube or paper towel tube or anything, it doesn't matter
No the thing you were holding in 4:28 did you made that? Or did you buy it plz tell me
@@Daniel-ib7ru the glass? yeah you can buy it or you can just use a window or mirror in your house
What did YOU use. A window’s glass or did you buy it
@@Daniel-ib7ru the one in the video, i bought for less than $10. But for large sheets i use my shower door (i'm not supposed to use the windows either).
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i've tried several times and for whatever reason, when the paper dries, it peels off the glass by itself and ends up all wavy and not flat
I used to have that problem too. Try different amounts of mc on the first layer, and also try reading this blog article: wg-origami.blogspot.com/2020/11/warped-and-wrinkled-paper-curse.html
@@ThePlantPsychologist by first layer do you mean the layer that goes directly onto the glass? Maybe I should use more on that layer?
@@_Juicedin Yeah, I mean the one that goes directly onto the glass. I'm pretty sure you want more on that layer.
It also might depend on the type of surface. I had this problem most when I was making paper on a wooden desk; i know you're using glass but perhaps different types of glass are different.
@@ThePlantPsychologist it's technically plexiglass haha. I just tried it again and I used more on the first layer so I'll see how it goes!!
@@_Juicedin Oh i see, yeah plexiglass may or may not work. If you don't have a large sheet of regular glass, I use my shower door sometimes, and I've heard mirrors and windows work pretty well too.
does anyone know if any type of methylcellulose works
Yes, anything should be fine. Paper making is not an exact science like a chemistry lab
@@ThePlantPsychologist Haha I guess im over thinking it a bit then
@@ThePlantPsychologist how do you do larger paper like 50-60cm?
@@thomasgrimes6664 You might be able to find tissue paper that size or bigger, but if you can't, you can combine sheets by overlapping them by a cm or so (the thickness in the overlap is negligible mostly. The limiting factor is the size of your glass mostly.
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Just follow the instructions on the bottle, mix it in water (any temperature) at a ratio of 1 teaspoon mc to 0.5 cups of water. stir and wait a day or two till it's completely smooth and bubbleless
Ok…….. i already made like a littlep bit of mc but its not the same as yours and others guys sooo i just wanted a perfect tutorial
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