The Sunday Paper Blog
25 Days of Paper 2015, Day 4
Many of you know that I love abaca, and much of my artwork utilizes this papermaking fiber from the leaf stalks of a variety of banana plant. What I like most are its …
25 Days of Paper 2015, Day 3
In 1939 the Dard Hunter Paper Museum opened at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Seventy-six years later, the museum is now known as the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking, and can …
25 Days of Paper 2015, Day 1
Today begins another 25 Days of Paper to celebrate the season of giving by sharing the wonders of paper.
This year I’ll be featuring various paper companies, artisans and products on odd days, …
The Sunday Paper #83
Sponsored Paper of the Week: Thai Marbled Momi Paper, from Mulberry Paper and More
Look what you can do with Thai Momi Mulberry Paper! From decorating to jewelry and from collage to sculpture, this versatile paper …
The Sunday Paper #82
Sponsored Paper of the Week: Black Ink Papers
I’m delighted to be featuring these papers for many of the projects I’ve designed for the 25 Days of Paper.
Black Ink Papers from Graphic Products Corporation (GPC), …
The Sunday Paper #81
Paper of the Week: Envelope Paper
I love developing new uses for common products. Envelopes are attractive because they are like pockets. I’ve developed two projects (featured in my book Playing With Paper) – the …
The Sunday Paper #79
Paper of the Week: Money Paper
Did you know that you can buy shredded money from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing? They sell 5 pound bags of shredded U.S. currency that contain approximately $10,000 in …
The Sunday Paper #78
Sponsored Paper of the Week: Oguni Shikishi – Kakishibu – Persimmon Treated Kozo Washi Paper from Washi Arts
This Kakishibu dyed 65g kozo washi Japanese paper is 7.5″ x 7.5″ and is handmade with four deckle …