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The Sunday Paper #330 September 20, 2020 Papermaker of the Week: Tony Carlone This is a new column. If you’re a papermaker and would like to be featured in the coming weeks and months, please fill out this form. I’d love to hear from you! © Tony Carlone | Songbird Bluebird | Silkscreen with hand coloring on deckle box formed handmade kozo, pigmented Continue reading Handmade Holiday Online Class 
The Sunday Paper #270 July 28, 2019 (Happy 20th to our son Will) Paper of the Week: I wanted to use up some of my paper scraps and came up with a plan to make patchwork papers (there is a fantastic–and very different–tradition in Korea called bojagi). I had an intern compose/design the layout of the sheets, and then he applied a layer of Continue reading Patchwork Paper The Sunday Paper #58 Paper of the Week: Kite Paper I discovered kite paper when my daughter went to a Waldorf preschool and they made these gorgeous folded and layered paper light catchers. It is just like wax paper, and it comes in a dozen brilliant colors. You can purchase it in large sheets or in packs of assorted colors that are cut to Continue reading Catching the Light |
   
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