The Sunday Paper #548
March 23, 2025
Have you registered for the FREE Peace Globe online mini-workshop with me? The session will begin with a short, face-paced overview of The Paper Year, followed by the workshop. Register for this one-hour …
The Sunday Paper #548
March 23, 2025
Have you registered for the FREE Peace Globe online mini-workshop with me? The session will begin with a short, face-paced overview of The Paper Year, followed by the workshop. Register for this one-hour …
The Sunday Paper #546
March 9, 2025
I spent Friday in Colorado Springs where I visited Jillian Sico, who runs The Press at Colorado College. Among other things, she took me and my friend to see a poster show …
The Sunday Paper #545
March 2, 2025
I’m coming up for a bit of fresh air after a busy month of weaving with my Weave Through Winter online class (I’ll be sharing a video of the amazing work created by …
The Sunday Paper #544
February 23, 2025
I had a lovely conversation with Darryl Bedford on Paper Talk, an Australian artist and innovator, who is redefining the possibilities of paper. Blending traditional origami with cutting-edge digital design, he crafts …
The Sunday Paper #543
February 16, 2025
I am really enjoying my online classes – I learn so much as the instructor. The Paper Year (a membership program) is now in its 5th year, and we had fun creating these …
The Sunday Paper #542
February 9, 2025
Here’s my final paper valentine post. I wish you all a week filled with love. I am not really a romantic, lovey dovey person, but I do thrive on the love you all …
The Sunday Paper #541
February 4, 2025
Continuing on the paper valentine theme from last week, there are many interesting historical paper variations, and the heart in hand is one of them. This is a favorite rendition – has anyone …
The Sunday Paper #541
January 26, 2025
Paper valentines creep into my online courses, and this week, a few members of The Paper Year have been exploring Julehjertes (do a search, you’ll find loads of designs). I got inspired at …
The Sunday Paper #540
January 19, 2025
The title of this post comes from a woman in LA who lost everything in the fires. She was quoted in this article, The Unfathomable Loss of Artistic Heritage in Altadena, on …