The Sunday Paper #147, February 19, 2017
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In the Studio:
I’ve decided to make a watermarked broadside every month this year. Here’s the February one in progress. Can you read it? It will be easier to read once I make the paper. Watermarks are placed on the mould wrong reading, so that they read right in the resulting paper! I’m thinking about titles for this one, if you’d like to weigh in.
Zim & Zou have been creating paper amazements for awhile now. Check out their new paper window displays at the Hermes store in Dubai.
This is a super sweet Valentines Day story. This high school student made 1500 origami hearts, one for each student at his school!
Cagayan de Oro Handmade Paper creates unique home furnishings and fashion accessories. Check it out!
Cagayan de Oro’s Handmade Paper’s beehive lamps were one of the top 3 most innovative products at the 2016 Global Sources Fair in Hong Kong.
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2 Comments
I don’t think your broadside needs a name. It speaks for itself…maybe that could be the name
Zim & Zou, what beauty and patience. Both of what we need more in the world.
Thank you… Louise