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Oblation Papers & Press
25 Days of Paper 2016, Day 8
Oblation Papers & Press is an urban paper mill, letterpress print shop and old-world paper boutique in Portland, Oregon, whose studios are on view for those who visit their shop in the Pearl District.
At Oblation Papers & Press, paper is made by hand every day. Recycled cotton fibers from the garment industry are pulled from the vat with moulds and deckles of various shapes and sizes, then letterpress printed, before making their way out into the hands of those who love the textures and rough edges of tangible things.
Oblation Papers & Press is offering a free letterpress printed ‘Merry Christmas’ handmade paper tree card with every online purchase through December 15th.
It is easy to get lost in the pages of the gorgeous website! Here are a few treasures that I discovered, but there are many, many more!
I love the line of blind embossed white handmade paper salutations.
Check out these sweet 5.75 x 7.75 inch journals printed letterpress on cream handmade paper cover with a deckled edge and Japanese stab-bound (100 lined pages).
Grab a few of these unique seed paper thank you notes printed one-color letterpress on plantable handmade seed paper with deckled edges.
About our sponsor: Oblation Papers & Press is an urban paper mill, letterpress print shop and old-world paper boutique in Portland, Oregon. They also offer their work in wholesale exhibitions in New York, Tokyo and Paris. Follow Oblation Papers & Press on Instagram.
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About the 25 Days of Paper 2016: It’s a great time to celebrate paper, and I’m delighted to share my ideas for using this amazing material with you. If you’d like more info about the Twelve Months of Paper Calendar, click here. Receive these blog updates via e-mail by adding your address in the upper right hand corner of this page. Enjoy the season, and feel free to leave a comment below and check out what people are making in the 25 Days of Paper FB Group!
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