Star Lantern
The Sunday Paper #536
December 15, 2024
We’re starting year five of The Paper Year in January. Above left, you see a sneak peak of the next several months. Each month we explore a different technique for working with paper; and every quarter we enjoy a project designed by a guest artist; a live online Zoom workshop; and a visit from a paper supplier.
To kick of registration for The Paper Year, I’m hosting a FREE mini-workshop on Zoom! This workshop will take place on Tuesday, 12/17 at Noon mountain time (GMT – 7). Come make a Photo Cube with me and insert your own artwork, photos, etc. The session will begin with a short, face-paced overview of The Paper Year, followed by the workshop. Register for this event and get the supply list here.
The third video in my Thoughtful Thursdays series is out now – a Star Lantern. Hop on over to my YouTube channel to check it out.
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We explored Woven Quilt Tiles in The Paper Year last month. with our guest artist Rona Gurkewitz. Here are some variations on the theme by Paper Year Members (clockwise): June Tyler, Heidi Willoughby, Gina Pisello, and Cynthia Busch. Click here to watch the 5-minute video that shows everything else that was created last month, including the paste papers we created in a workshop with Andrew Huot.
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How interesting! Hypnotic in nature and bursting with color, marbled paper has captivated attention for centuries due to its fantastical patterns and impressive craftsmanship. It has not only dazzled people throughout history, but it is also experiencing a resurgence in the craft world today. Check out this round-up of marbled paper products.
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This is a fascinating video that gives a nice introduction to French wallpaper. Watch as the narrator points out various intricacies about the paper and printing. The Art of French Wallpaper: the Huard Collection at the RISD Museum, is on view at the Rhode Island School of Design Museum through May 11, 2025.
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These Danish hearts are fun to make for the December holidays, as well as Valentine’s Day!
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Paper Tidbits
- Have you had a chance to listen to my interview with Joanna Gair on Paper Talk?
- In 2021, I started a tradition – creating a list of 100 favorite paper resources of the year. For 2024, I’d love to include your recommendations as well. Tell me about them here. Deadline: 12/15/24.
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In My Studio Shop
During the holiday season, I’m featuring a few products in my online shop. Click on each image to be transported to the shop.
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