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The Sunday Paper #243 January 20, 2019 Paper of the Week: Dutch Ornamental Sheets I read about Papillon Papers on the Book Arts Listserv this week, a company run by Madeleine and Vernon Wiering, a daughter and father design team. They call themselves design archaeologists: they dig through the past to find designs and decorated papers and resurrect them by reproducing and reimagining these often Continue reading Dutch Ornamental Sheets
The Sunday Paper #242 January 13, 2019 Paper of the Week: Kaleidoscope Leaves I was in Denver last week and stopped by Mulberry Paper & More’s warehouse. This is a unique online retail store that sells full sheets of paper, but if you don’t want (or need) a full sheet, you can get them in smaller sizes: 6″ x 6″, 8-1/2″ x 11″ and 12″ Continue reading Kaleidoscope Leaves
The Sunday Paper #241 January 6, 2019 Paper of the Week: Arnold Grummers I had the opportunity to meet with and interview Mabel Grummer & Kim Schiedermayer, wife and daughter of Arnold Grummer, in October for Paper Talk. We talked about Grummer’s career, which eventually led to the family business that Kim still runs today, providing papermaking kits and supplies to educators and artists. Continue reading Mabel Grummer on Paper Talk
The Sunday Paper #240 December 30, 2018 Papers of the Week: Crystal Metal & Electric Zigzag Lokta I’m reviewing my 100 x 100 Days of Paper Weaving Project from 2013 (some of you followed my blog back then where I kept a pseudo diary about the project). I started The Sunday Paper shortly after that project. Those 100 weavings are the inspiration behind my upcoming Continue reading 2018 Reflections + Looking Forward to 2019
The Sunday Paper #239 December 23, 2018 Happy Holidays Everyone! Paper of the Week: French Paper I have long been fascinated with the multitude of ways that one sheet of paper can be transformed. Here’s a tree I’ve been engineering over the past couple of weeks. It is made from one sheet of 8-1/2″ x 11″ French Paper. When I interviewed Hedi Kyle & Continue reading Happiest + Merriest + a Ho Ho to You!
The Sunday Paper #238 December 16, 2018 Paper of the Week: BookLove Bring your own books to life by signing up to BookLove with Rachel Hazell in January. Let this be a gift to yourself – your first passion project of 2019. You’ll choose the paper, the content, the words and design. Grow your repertoire of techniques as BookLove unfolds over two full weeks Continue reading Paper Gift Guide
Here’s an overview of the paper-related products and services that are available on my site (some are free, yay)! These offerings range from films and how-to books, to my blog The Sunday Paper and podcast Paper Talk, to a selection of my artist’s books, my upcoming online workshop Weave Through Winter and the only event in my own studio, the annual Red Cliff Paper Retreat. Continue reading Helen Hiebert Studio Gift Guide
The Sunday Paper #237 December 9, 2018 (Happy Birthday to my dear hubby)! Paper of the Week: Paper Weaving I’m super excited to announce my new online class which will debut in the New Year. In the Weave Through Winter classroom, we’ll be creating a daily practice as we explore a variety of papers and weaving techniques. Commit to 30 minutes of creativity a Continue reading Weave Through Winter
The Sunday Paper #236 December 2, 2018 Paper of the Week: Crumpled Paper Paper has been in the New York Times a couple of times recently. Here’s an article about a scientist’s research about the math behind how paper crumples (although if you read the article carefully, his experiments were with a mylar substrate rather than real paper). I’m reminded of the Japanese technique Continue reading Paper In The News
The Sunday Paper #235 November 25, 2018 Paper(maker) of the Week: Laurence Barker I recently interviewed Laurence Barker on Paper Talk. Barker is an influencer in the field of Hand Papermaking. Born in 1930, Barker went to Principia College and got his MFA from Cranbrook, where he also ended up teaching from 1960 – 1970 and ran the first classes in hand papermaking at Continue reading Holiday Weekend SPECIAL!
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