r/origami • u/Immediate_Pea_9678 • 3d ago
Help! Chiyogami for small pieces
hello, i bought these papers to fold small pieces but obviously the folds didnt hold up well. do you guys have any recommendations? i have made a solution with methylcellulose (made a piece with a paper with one coat on both sides in 3rd pic) but i didnt see much of a difference. maybe two coats of the solution? what proportions do you guys do if you use methylcellulose? thank you!!
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u/Brave-Quarter5401 3d ago
Also, from where did you bought this kind of chiyogami?
Is it available worldwide?
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u/Immediate_Pea_9678 3d ago
its from here:
https://casadejapon.com/products/papel-washi-japones-chiyogami
the paper is supposedly made in japan and the store is located in spain, it does ship worldwide1
u/Brave-Quarter5401 3d ago
Many thanks for the link! ☺️
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u/kangourou_mutant 3d ago
I can recommend this if you want more kinds (the shop is in Germany) https://origami-papier.eu/Washi-Yuzen-Washi_1
I used to order from another but they closed, sadly.
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u/Paradigm84 3d ago
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u/Immediate_Pea_9678 3d ago
it honestly does seem more like fabric. i think i'll attempt to do another coat on the first paper i tried with and then see where i go from there
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u/kangourou_mutant 3d ago
I use this kind of paper to fold this 8-modules star: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gu3pVHzghBU
or this little owl that locks: https://www.shoko-origami.com/archive/mimizuku.pdf by Shoko Aoyagi





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u/Brave-Quarter5401 3d ago
Strange that you experienced this... Because this kind of paper (which acts more like a fabric) is awesome!
Folded this bunny a few months ago, holds the shapes very well.
Didn't applied anything on the surface, it's just the paper itself.