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 HigginsChristine Higgins lives in …
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 HigginsChristine Higgins lives in …
The Sunday Paper #296
January 26, 2020
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. …
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 …
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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 …
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, …
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 …
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 …
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 …