Paper Jewelry-Making with Origami Techniques
A course presented by Mayumi Fukuda, Origami Jewelry Artist
Consider this post a reminder of Mayumi Fukuda's popular online
origami jewelry-making course for Domestika. First featured when it launched this past summer, the class
has gone on to attract more than 2800 students and has a 97% positive
review rating. And now you might be lucky enough to attend at no cost, just
for entering this 3-winner international giveaway! [ENDED]
Mayumi Fukuda has combined the delicate art of origami and the creative craft of
jewelry design to create a bespoke collection of products. Her work has
been featured in museum shops in Museu Oriente and the British Museum,
as well as in publications like
Ma Vie. Now she will teach you her tricks and techniques to create your own origami jewelry.
I
have taken the course and thoroughly enjoyed it. The lessons move along
at just the right pace, are well-organized, and are packed with
information. Have a look at the trailer:
If you're an origami novice, you'll learn to create unique paper jewelry, and if you're already familiar with jewelry-making, not to worry... it is always enlightening to see another artist's process in action.
Mayumi teaches you to fold solid paper
jewelry using the traditional Japanese Modular Origami technique. You'll learn to paint your own pattern design, as well as her tried and true method of making your creations
water-resistant.
Key Course Facts:
Beginner level
15 lessons (2 hours, 21 minutes total); unlimited access forever
Audio: English + eight additional language subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Polish, Dutch
Online and at your own pace
16 additional resources - exclusive access to a valuable list of paper and jewelry suppliers
Certificate upon completion of the course
Sample Reviews
This
course is incredibly fun and incredibly inspiring. The step-by-step
instructions are very detailed, so you can easily create the most
beautiful pieces of paper jewelry yourself.
I
love how Mayumi took time to honour the history of origami and shares
her influences in making her design. The sample is short and easy.
Inspires you to go beyond the basic!
I
absolutely loved this course, Mayumi Fukuda is excellent at explaining
which materials and techniques to use, as well as why and when to use
them. There are also so many additional resources for materials and
tutorials that are outside the scope of this course so you can continue
to explore origami if you want to.
A Worldwide Triple Giveaway!
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To enter to win entrance to Mayumi's Domestika course, post a comment on this page in which you name your favorite origami model... but first, please read the following note:
NOTE: In order to be notified if you are one of the lucky winners, you must include your email address within your actual comment. This blog's platform makes it impossible for me to see the email address you type in at first, thus this pesky necessity. If
spam is a concern, just type your address this way: janedoe at gmail dot
com
An identical giveaway is underway on Instagram [ENDED]. Feel free to double your chances by entering both places.
Three winners will
be chosen on Sunday, December 4 from combined blog and Instagram entries via a random number generator, notified, and announced at the bottom of this
post and
on the Instagram post.
If you would like to give Mayumi extra support, here is the
direct link to book her course for yourself or for someone else.... what a nice gift it would be for a fellow paper lover! Also, she is on
Instagram and
Facebook, and sells her perfectly made jewelry via Etsy shop,
Mayumi Origami. Free delivery is offered on a variety of styles, including popular Mosaic and Hexa.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS!
Trish (tdkidd), @dani_lima27, and @quillinggarden
This giveaway is sponsored by Mayumi Fukuda via product barter.
As an Etsy affiliate, I earn from
qualifying linked purchases at no additional cost to you.
Thank you, should you choose to use them.
Paper crane is my favourite origami model. Email victoria.che at Gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThank you for these lovely Christmas present! My favourite origami model is the Lotus!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite origami model is lótus flower. o.mail.da.sandra.jose@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThanks for this beautiful giveaway. I personally love making kusudamas using various origami shapes. My email is priyankagupta87@gmail (dot)com.
ReplyDeleteI like the lotus flower. ytsrap at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteLooks like an amazing course! I love the crane. My email is valeriegarramone@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI like origami fatmamohyeldin935@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful jewelry. I would love to learn. Inthetropics@outlook.com
DeleteCurrently I'm stuck on making little 3-D trees is all kinds and color of paper, and also the German bell ornament Ann featured recently. Would love to try the class! Deicher at jodiem dot com // Diane
ReplyDeleteI love origami I've been doing it since I was about 11 years old, I would love to take your class to learn your technique for jewelry making. cwdimare@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and delicate pieces of wearable art! I would love to create these gifts! Thank you! Casakurow at Gmail dot com.
ReplyDeleteI watched the video intro to the class, and I was hooked!! This looks like so much fun!! mainebrown76@roadrunner.com
ReplyDeleteThe classic crane - figgleton at gmail
ReplyDeleteI've always been in awe of Japanese design, from gardens to bonsai and kokeshi to paper crafts! My favorite is the lotus. If I'm lucky enough to win, please contact me at craftygrma@icloud.com.
ReplyDeleteYour work is lovely. I would very much enjoy taking a class with you. I am currently completely enamored with Zhen Xian Bao. These Chinese Thread boxes have many folding and design elements to spark my imagination. Boreallor@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteDomestika courses are excellent, and I would love to take Mayumi's class. I've been using paper more and more in my art and jewelry; if I win, please contact me at slkunze@gmail.com. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing giveaway. As a paper crafter I have been doing origami on and off, but the crane is definitely one of the folds I have done most…
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I’m an origami virgin but very interested in the rock paper and learning. Florals, any flowers too my list!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a perfect way to improve my skills at both origami and making jewelry! And a class taught by Mayumi makes it just that much better! Thank you for making the free spaces available.
ReplyDeleteI made an origami cicada two summers ago when they were so abundant in our woods and that was a fun thing to do! I can be contacted at bevscrafts2013@gmail.com
This looks like an amazing course! My favourite origami model is the crane!!!
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Though I’ve been living in Japan for a decade now, origami never stops to amaze me. It’s an art for everyone, young and old. It would be a privilege to take this course!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the crane.
My email address is:
Lilya dot Molchanova at gmail dot com
Every luck with your amazing craft!
stars!!! cnikolaidou at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the crane. I spend hours with my son to understand how to do our first origami!
ReplyDeleteMy email address is:
achatblois at gmail dot com. Thanks a lot for the giveaway.
I also love the crane when doing origami. My email is luiza.chandy@gmail.com
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