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The Sunday Paper #303 This issue of The Sunday Paper is dedicated to my sweet father-in-law, Pete, who passed away this week at the age of 92. March 15, 2020 Paper of the Week: Dare I mention TP? My husband fell in love with Japanese toilets last fall and decided to get me one for Christmas. I wasn’t so sure what I thought of Continue reading Making & Baking
The Sunday Paper #233 November 11, 2018 Paper of the Week: Trinity’s School Project Yesterday I received this photograph from 8-year old Trinity Adam’s mother Deb, showing her school project about her family’s non-profit Paper For Water. The 6 boxes on the sides of the presentation are filled with projects Trinity created from the Twelve Months of Paper How-To Book & Calendar. Trinity designed Continue reading The Gift of Water via Paper
The Sunday Paper #165, July 9, 2017 Paper of the Week: Watermarked Cotton This is the fifth in my series of Word Broadsides (individual copies + sets of all 5 will be available in my online paper sale later this month). I love how the image lies subtly within the sheet of paper and without backlighting, is only slightly visible. I often think Continue reading Continuum
The Sunday Paper #103 Paper of the Week: Moon Paper Last week I had the pleasure of seeing my friend Andrea Peterson, who runs Hook Pottery Paper with her husband in Northern Indiana. She and I worked together in 1995/96 in New York City at Dieu Donné Papermill. Over the years, she has experimented with and refined a variety of image-making techniques utilizing pigmented Continue reading Paper as a Good Thing!
Don’t miss the next issue of The Sunday Paper! Subscribe here. As we head towards the beginning of another year, here’s a cool pop-up pull out calendar made from paper (as seen on Designboom). The only problem is, I can’t figure out where you can get your hands on one of these. Be sure to click on the link so that you can see each Continue reading The Sunday Paper # 33
Have you heard of quilling? I remember becoming obsessed with the craft in 7th grade, but my paper interests soon went in other directions. Ann Martin creates sophisticated quilled jewelry (among other things) and writes a spectacular paper blog called All Things Paper. Here’s a great article about her work.
Ann is currently showing work in the show Pulp Culture: Paper is the Continue reading The Sunday Paper, 1 (22),
I am in Portland for 12 days (the first five have flown by). Yesterday, the kids and I went to Powells Books and we each went our separate ways (they know where to find me… in the papercraft section). I was delighted to see all four of my books on the shelf grouped together. Nearby was Dard Hunter’s well known publication, Papermaking. And a Continue reading On the Bookshelf
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