The Sunday Paper #156, April 30
You have to look up to see this, and thankfully it caught my eye as I walked through the University of Iowa library last week. From the …
The Sunday Paper #155, April 23, 2017
Paper of the Week: Historic Paper
I was traveling this past week, and one of my stops was at the University of Iowa Special Collections Library. It amazes me that you can make …
The Sunday Paper #154, April 16, 2017
Paper of the Week: Mingei
If you have a copy of the Twelve Months of Paper Calendar, have you created your Woven Paper Lantern yet? This project features two subtle yet gorgeous …
The Sunday Paper #151, March 26, 2017
Paper of the Week: Green Banana PaperThis is one of the coolest (handmade) paper companies and products I’ve come across… ever! Green Banana Paper wallets are like leather, but without the cruelty. …
The Sunday Paper #150, March 19, 2017
Paper of the Week: VellumVellum is probably the first translucent paper I discovered. It has a wonderful crisp quality that makes it perfect for cutting and folding. This project will be featured …
The Sunday Paper #149, March 12, 2017
Paper of the Week: Wrapping PaperI’m not certain that this is wrapping paper, but I don’t know what else to call it. You know those single printed sheets of maps, birds, butterflies, …
The Sunday Paper #148, March 5, 2017
Paper of the Week: The 50 Card ProjectMelanie Mowinski made a card of FDR’s Four Freedoms on Inauguration Day. By the end of the three-color limited edition of 100 cards she decided …
The Sunday Paper #147, February 19, 2017
Paper of the Week: PaperLove e-courseHere’s another papery online course that you might be interested in!
Registration is now open for Rachel Hazell’s PaperLove – starts 6th March 2017
Rachel believes that …