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The Sunday Paper #341 December 6, 2020 Congratulations to Gill Watson, the winner of last week’s Giveaway. Gill wins a free subscription to The Paper Year Annual PDF plan. Papermaker of the Week: Christine Higgins © Christine Higgins, a two-sided tapestry of cotton, abaca, kozo, and pigmented, overbeaten abaca. Christine Higgins lives in Readfield Maine, where she makes handmade paper art in her Continue reading A Brighter Year Ahead 
The Sunday Paper #296 January 26, 2020 Paper of the Week: PaperPaul on Paper Talk It was such a treat to speak with PaperPaul who runs the popular website Best Pop Up Books with his girlfriend Denice in The Netherlands. We talk about how the purchase of a copy of Robert Sabuda’s Alice in Wonderland pop-up book several years ago, led him down the Continue reading A Cubicard Finale 
The Sunday Paper #238 December 16, 2018 Paper of the Week: BookLove Bring your own books to life by signing up to BookLove with Rachel Hazell in January. Let this be a gift to yourself – your first passion project of 2019. You’ll choose the paper, the content, the words and design. Grow your repertoire of techniques as BookLove unfolds over two full weeks Continue reading Paper Gift Guide 
Rachel Hazell divides her time between Edinborough and the isle of Iona in Scotland. We discuss how she teaches five or so workshops in cities around the world (Venice, Iona, Paris anyone)? These sound absolutely delightful – I’ve seen photos of some of the book and paper shops she frequents. Rachel is perhaps the first book artist to offer an online class – you’ll hear about her two popular courses: Paper Love and Book Love as we chat about some of the advantages of taking an online class. And we talk about Rachel’s brand new book: Bound: 15 beautiful bookbinding projects. You’ll hear about some of her favorite tools and papers, how she helps break down the barrier of facing a blank page and her belief that everyone has a book inside of them. Enjoy our conversation! Continue reading Rachel Hazell The Sunday Paper #192 January 21, 2018 Paper of the Week: Paper Love e-course How about starting the New Year with an adventure in paper? Registration for Rachel Hazell’s PaperLove e-course is now open and readers of the Sunday Paper get a special 10% discount off the full price. Starting 12th February, the five week PaperLove course is packed with brilliant projects, accessible Continue reading Paper e-Love The Sunday Paper #181, October 29, 2017 Paper of the Week: BookLove Are you looking to develop paper and book-binding skills and explore your creativity? Join Rachel Hazell on her latest BookLove e-course. Immerse yourself in a world of alphabets, paper ephemera and linen thread as you meet your inner wordsmith and bind two utterly personal hardback books over two full weeks. Design, Continue reading Paper Plant Purifiers (a Tongue Twister)! The Sunday Paper #96 Paper of the Week: Minter Dry-Tear Guard Strips Minter Dry-Tear Guard Strip paper was the result of an inventive suggestion by bookbinder Bill Minter, who asked Tim Barrett at the University of Iowa if he could produce a sheet from which conservation guard strips (using in mending old books) could be torn dry, without the need to prewet, fold, or Continue reading The Travelling Bookbinder 25 Days of Paper 2015, Day 17 Here are some papery prompts for the year ahead from Rachel Hazell, a book artist from Edinburgh, Scotland. Tag @paperhazell on Instagram to share your creations. I can’t wait to meet Rachel in person one day! January Paper wish list for 2016. Do you have any particular creative ambitions this year? Is there any project you’ve been Continue reading Twelve Months of PaperLove The Sunday Paper #72 Paper of the Week: Graph Paper There are a lot of mundane papers that are pretty cool, like graph paper. I thought I’d do a little research about it, and it turns out that rectangular grid paper (used for scientific notation) was first offered for sale by a Dr. Buxton in London in 1794. I never realized there were so many Continue reading Discover PaperLove |
   
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