The Sunday Paper #529
October 27, 2024
This will be old news to some of you, but I wanted to make sure blog readers are in the loop (I also send a monthly e-newsletter, which went out last Thursday). In …
The Sunday Paper #529
October 27, 2024
This will be old news to some of you, but I wanted to make sure blog readers are in the loop (I also send a monthly e-newsletter, which went out last Thursday). In …
The Sunday Paper #528
October 20, 2024
I got to spend the past few days with my papermaking peeps at the New Alititudes conference hosted by the North American Hand Papermakers in Denver. I was honored to give one of …
The Sunday Paper #527
October 13, 2024
I was in the Berkshires this past week – in North Adams, MA – where I attended the photoshoot for my next book about paper weaving. This is my 5th book with Storey …
The Sunday Paper #526
October 6, 2024
It breaks my heart to read this from The Penland School in North Carolina:
“Penland is currently closed as we deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Fall concentration and fall weekend workshops …
The Sunday Paper #525
September 29, 2024
I am back from my travels, suffering a bit from jet lag, which is to be expected. I picked up a novel that is set in Tasmania that is keeping me company when…The Sunday Paper #524
September 22, 2024
Hi Everyone! I’m still traveling and will be back with your regular Sunday Paper next week. I have two things to share this week though: Paper On Skin Wearable Art Tasmania took place…The Sunday Paper #523
September 15, 2024
Hi Everyone! I’m popping in from down under (Melbourne) with a few timely items (but no official Sunday Paper). I’m at a lovely weekend paper retreat with a group of women, organized by…The Sunday Paper #522
September 8, 2024
I’m super excited about my trip to Australia and Tasmania – I leave on Tuesday. I fly into Melbourne and will be teaching at a weekend retreat with some of the Papermakers of …The Sunday Paper #521
September 1, 2024
I really enjoy the Red Cliff Paper Retreat each year, and this year was no different. 12 participants traveled from around the country to form a creative community in the tiny hamlet of…