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The Sunday Paper #217 July 15, 2018 Thanks to everyone who entered the June Twelve Months of Paper Giveaway featuring Arnold Grummer’s Papermill Pro Kit! And the winner is … Jane Wherry. Congratulations! Paper of the Week: How to Make a Paper Slinky! I love all sorts of paper techniques, from surface design to cutting, folding and the myriad forms of manipulation. Here’s an old Continue reading FREE Paper Slinky Tutorial
The Sunday Paper #216 July 8, 2018 Paper of the Week: Arnold Grummer’s Papermill Pro Spoiler alert! Arnold Grummer’s will release a refreshed and updated version of the classic Papermill Pro this fall. Helen Hiebert Studio is pleased to offer the very first kit to this month’s giveaway winner. Papermill Pro Kits use the simple ‘pour’ method to make paper. Arnold Grummer modeled Continue reading Papermaking Kit Giveaway!
The Sunday Paper #215 July 1, 2018 Paper of the Week: Assorted Handmade Papers While in Chicago this week, I stumbled across an Artist’s & Craftsman Supply shop. This is a family-owned chain with 30 stores across the country, and they have quite a large selection of handmade papers and supplies. Above you see three images collaged together: Arnold Grummer’s papermaking kits, Japanese editioning Continue reading A GIANT Sheet in Nuremberg?
The Sunday Paper #214 June 24, 2018 Paper of the Week: Manipulated Paper Book Round-Up Paper has been manipulated for ages (think origami) and there are a surprising number of techniques that artists and craftspeople have employed to coerce paper into incredible shapes and forms. And paper is the real hero here, because of it’s amazing properties. Here’s a unique selection of books Continue reading Manipulated Paper
The Sunday Paper #213 June 17, 2018 Happy Father’s Day to everyone! Paper of the Week: Pondside Pulp & Paper June Tyler offers papermaking workshops in her Norwich, NY Studio Pondside Pulp and Paper. She has a new 4’ x 6’ mould and deckle made by Tony Carlone for workshop participants to use. This summer, she and Tony are offering the following workshops: Continue reading Paper on Mt. Everest
The Sunday Paper #212 June 10, 2018 Thanks to everyone who entered the June Twelve Months of Paper Giveaway for a set of decorative papers! And the winner is … Karen Pizzuto-Sharp. Congratulations! Paper of the Week: Watermarked Cotton Handmade Paper Just in case you don’t know about the 12 Months of Paper… it’s an annual calendar that features a how-to paper project every month. Continue reading FREE Luminaria Tutorial
The Sunday Paper #211 June 3, 2018 Paper of the Week: A 6-Sheet Giveaway! Click through to win! One winner will receive this set of six decorative papers from gpcpapers.com. These are the papers we’re using to create the lamps you see below in the Paper Illuminated online class. What will you create if you win? ______________________________________________________ In the Studio: Paper Illuminated Continue reading Decorative Paper Giveaway
The Sunday Paper #210 May 27, 2018 Paper of the Week: Five Books about Pop-UPs Who doesn’t love a pop-up book? Talk about page turners! Here’s a unique selection of books that focus on what goes into creating pop-ups and movable books. Grab some supplies and get popping! ______________________________________________________ In the Studio: Paper Talk I had a lovely visit/podcast interview with Continue reading Books about Pop-Ups
The Sunday Paper #209 May 20, 2018 Paper of the Week: The Sunday Paper HaPpy BiRtHdAy to The Sunday Paper which is 4 years old today! I have so enjoyed sharing papery information with you every week for the past four years, and I look forward to doing so for many years to come! The Sunday Paper is a resource for ideas and inspiration, all Continue reading Four Years of The Sunday Paper!
The Sunday Paper #208 May 13, 2018 Thanks to everyone who entered the April Twelve Months of Paper Giveaway for a copy of the 2018 Twelve Months of Paper Calendar + a custom paper pack! And the winner is… Antoinette Basso. Congratulations! Paper of the Week: Japanese Linen + Shoji Paper This is a new(ish) monthly feature on the blog: a video tutorial featuring a Continue reading FREE Video Tutorial: Shadow Shoji Panel
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