Join me for a one-hour Zoom workshop and presentation on Friday, September 29th at noon (US Mountain Time Zone). I’ll talk a bit about my Paper Year Membership Program, and then we’ll dive into making this Pleated Card.
If you haven’t already, please register for the Zoom event here.
You will receive a reminder with the Zoom link the day of the workshop. If you can’t make it, that’s okay, but please sign up if you wish to receive the recording.
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Please bring the following tools & materials:
- 8-1/2 x 11″ sheet of thin, translucent paper (for pleating)
- 8-1/2 x 11″ piece of card stock (for the card base)
- 1/4″ double-sided tape, glue with small applicator (1/8″ brush), or glue stick
- Scissors
- Craft knife
- Bone folder
- Awl
- Cutting mat with grid
- Ruler (see through if you have one)
Paper suggestions:
- Make sure your paper for pleating is thin but has some body/stiffness (thai unryu is too flimsy). I used my handmade abaca for the pleating, but any thin Asian paper will work (washi, hanji, etc.).
You will Learn:
- How to choose paper for a project: I will share specific paper recommendations with you, since this is one of the most common questions I get. It takes experience to develop a feel for paper, and we learn about paper qualities through the projects in The Paper Year.
- About some of my favorite tools.
- A really interesting way of pleating paper.
Find out more about The Paper Year:
The Paper Year is an annual subscription club – a year-long online class – featuring a new paper technique every month. Get inspired with video and written project instructions designed to spark ideas that keep you creating for the rest of the month; explore creative paper techniques, including origami, pop-ups, paper weaving, book arts, paper cutting and more; and join our growing community of paper lovers online to learn and share in a warm, encouraging, supportive, creative community. If you’d like to hold your spot for The Paper Year now, click on the purple button on this page.