For an easy, shoppable overview of the items used in this video, visit our Making Fused Washi Papers collection HERE.

• Asagami paper (6AG) - crisp washi paper that takes printed images beautifully!
• Usugami paper (6U) - super thin (14 gsm) tissue paper
• Kozo paper (6K) - absorbent 100% mulberry paper with a soft yellow tint
• PURE Origami Paper 3" sheets (4352)
• Large washi paper pad (6JM) - Karen used these for gel prints in previous demonstrations
• Nori Paste (NP series)
• PVA glue (not sold by Yasutomo) - Karen mixed a bit of this into Nori Paste for this project
• Hake brush 1" (BFC1)
• Kraft paper mat by Ranger (not sold by Yasutomo) - Karen works on top of this when creating fused papers
• Karen used Asagami (6AG) printed paper and washi paper (6JM) for the first sheet of fused paper (blue patterns on both sides)
• Bamboo baren, aka rubbing pad (Karen is using the #13, which is currently out of stock - you can pick up the smaller SB10 instead )
• Karen used Usugami (6U) paper with black sumi ink brush stroke marks for the second sheet of fused paper (black brush stroke marks)
• Gasen (6G) paper turned into momigami (kneaded paper) with coconut oil - 3rd fused paper 
• Confetti paper: Made with Usugami (6U) papers and sandwiched circles of printed Asagami (6AG) and circles cut out of PURE origami paper (4346)
• Orizome (dip dyed) fused paper: Made with dip-dyed washi paper (6JM) and blank Kozo paper (6K) on the reverse
• Freezer paper (not sold by Yasutomo) - Karen made her orizome fused paper on top of this white non stick paper
• Wriggly string paper: Karen used Usugami paper (6U) and pearl cotton #8 string (not sold by Yasutomo)
• Lace paper (inspired by Shannon Green)
• Next week's watercolor journal: Niji watercolor hot press paper (NHP-5) colored with Niji Artist Watercolor studio set (NWS24) using a 1" wide flat Fusion brush (FS10), then treated with glycerine (not sold by Yasutomo)
• Sulphite paper (not sold by Yasutomo) - Karen watercolored and stained these in 5" x 7" sheets
• Bamboo Folding Tool (OBF-7) to poke holes in the lace paper
• Golden interference blue acrylic paint (not sold by Yasutomo)