The Sunday Paper
The Sunday Paper #444
January 22, 2022
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 …
The Sunday Paper #443
January 15, 2022
I’m venturing into Youtube, ya’ll. I see a surging interest in hand papermaking and my two how-to books about papermaking (see images at the bottom of this post) are still in print after …
The Sunday Paper #442
January 8, 2022
I’ve had a whirlwind first week of the year, how about you? I have so many fun things to share with you this week!
January is when I open annual enrollment for The …
Happy New Year! Whether you’re just discovering this blog or you’ve followed it from the beginning (we’re coming up on nine years) I truly appreciate your ongoing support! Thank you for following along on this paper journey.
This is the …
The Sunday Paper #441
December 25, 2022
Have you seen the film Joyeux Noël? It’s a lovely and sobering holiday war drama, a fictionalized version of the Christmas truce of December 1914 in Europe.
I’m sending you warm wishes …
The Sunday Paper #440
December 18, 2022
I’m sending you warm wishes for a sparkling solstice and a lovely holiday season!
If you’re still in need of a gift that lasts all year long, why not give the gift of …
The Sunday Paper #439
December 11, 2022
I’m the featured guest on Paper Talk this week. I decided to turn the tables for milestone episode #100, and my friend, artist and colleague Barb Tetenbaum, interviewed me. I hope you’ll have …
The Sunday Paper #438
December 4, 2022
Happy December everyone! I’m working on a series of how-to videos about the steps in the papermaking process. Gosh, there are a lot of them! Here I am, getting ready to give you …
The Sunday Paper #437
November 27, 2022
We’re wrapping up the second year of monthly projects in The Paper Year, and I can’t tell you how much I’ve enjoyed this adventure and seeing how this amazing group responds to …
The Sunday Paper #436
November 20, 2022
I had the pleasure of interviewing Susan Ruptash on Paper Talk. Ruptash is a Toronto washi artist who works with handmade heritage washi, exploring the properties and possibilities of paper. Ruptash’s career …