The Sunday Paper #258
May 4, 2019
Wow, was it really five years ago this month that I started The Sunday Paper? I have so much fun collecting and sharing all sorts of fun facts about paper with you!
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May Giveaway!
Madeleine Durham create’s playful one-of-a-kind paste papers using a brush technique which blends multiple colors while creating dynamic yet tranquil patterns. Her papers have been used by fine book binders and calligraphers around the world. They also lend themselves well to covering boxes and using in collage. Her papers are created on Arches Text Wove using Golden Acrylics and Shofu Wheat Paste. Madeleine’s Paste Papers are loved by people around the globe and she is sure you will enjoy this lovely group of small to medium primo scraps. Click here to enter, and the winner will be selected at random, notified, and announced here on the blog next Sunday. Good luck!
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Papery Tidbits:
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(Left) Sally Hewitt, Paperback, 2019, cartridge paper manipulated using needles, bodkins and embossing tools, 12 x 10” (right) Nayan and Vaishali, Impala and Red-billed Oxpeckers, 2019, layered cut paper and watercolor, 9x 9 cm. (Photo courtesy of Paradigm)
© Michelle Wilson, El Proceso, 2007, handmade flax and abaca paper, monofilament, custom book stand, letterpress, and screen print
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