Christopher Skinner is a prolific and talented designer and printer, and I’m a longtime reader of his blog, Lestaret, where he writes about type, design, printing and all manner of mad experiments.
In a recent post about storing up pulp for summer paper-making, he pointed to a 2012 post where he illustrated the process of turning Amazon boxes into handmade paper. I love everything about this, and have resolved to set out on a similar project (I’m fortunate to have a girlfriend of many artistic pursuits who is thus well-equipped with things like paper-making equipment, so I have a head start).
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Love this! Please document.
Love this! Please document.
Save some of the pretty spring flower petals from the yard to add sprinkles of color too!
'Thought of you both while listening to a CBC piece about knitting and programming and how well they work together.
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