The Sunday Paper Blog
The Sunday Paper #453
March 26, 2023
At the beginning of the year, I decided to start a new project: posting a daily paper in my archive on Instagram. Now that I’ve surpassed 50 days, I can reflect on …
The Sunday Paper #452
March 19, 2023
Join me for a 1-hour Zoom workshop and presentation on Thursday, March 30th at noon MST. I’ll talk about my Paper Year Membership Program, and then we’ll dive into making this Faceted Map …
The Sunday Paper #451
March 12, 2023
I had a cancellation this week for my Papermaking Master Class that will take place May 15 – 19, 2023. Would you like to join us? During this 5-day papermaking intensive, four …
The Sunday Paper #450
March 5, 2023
Thanks to everyone who has already sent me map strips! What fun it is to receive snail mail and your lovely messages. This warrants another shout out about my map project, as I’ll …
The Sunday Paper #449
February 26, 2023
I’m starting a new community project, and you’re invited to take part!
I am about to begin working on a how-to book about paper weaving. In conjunction, I am launching my next project …
The Sunday Paper #448
February 19, 2023
The inaugural Tropic Bound Book Fair is taking place right now in Miami. I’m delighted to be represented by a couple of dealers who are there, since I am not. It is awesome …
The Sunday Paper #447
February 12, 2023
I’m so honored to have been inducted into the North American Hand Papermakers Hall of Papermaking Champions. The Sunday Paper has played a major role in my work in the field, and …
The Sunday Paper #446
February 5, 2023
The Red Cliff Paper Retreat is one of my longest running programs (I’ve lost count, but I think this is year 8) and one of the few events I host in my studio. …
The Sunday Paper #445
January 29, 2023
I had the pleasure of interviewing Megan Singleton on Paper Talk. Singleton is a practicing artist, educator, and mother located in St. Louis, Missouri. The investigation of ecological relationships within society and …
The Sunday Paper #444
January 22, 2023
Paper weaving has been a long-time passion and exploration of mine, and I’m excited to be teaching my popular online class, Weave Through Winter, for the fifth year in a row. We …