The Art And Craft Of Paper

Foreword by Faith Shannon Paper in Perspective Continuing the Best of Tradition Papermaking Starting Off Making the Pulp Plant Papers Preparing Tougher Plant Materials Forming the Sheets Large Sheets with a Small Frame Drying The Surface of the Paper Possibilities with Pulp The Paper Sampler Crumpling and Creasing Cutting and Tearing Folding Fluting Piercing Slitting and Slotting Impressing Weaving Decorating Paper Principles of Pattern Making Paste and Colour Spattering and Spraying Resist Pattern and Colour Wash Block Printing Monotype Marbling Simple Marbling Marbling on Size Classic Marbling Pattern Making for Classic Marbling Paper in Three Dimensions Starting Off Covering Boxes Covering Geometric Forms Lampshades Blinds and Screens Papier Mâché Jewelry Cards Gift Bags and Wallets Covering Trays Frames Table Tops Desktop Projects Folders Patterns on Display Making Books Simple Books Simple Covers Simple Binding An Inventive Alternative Paperback Elegance Simple Hardcovers Bending the Rules For Reference Glossary Useful Addresses Bibliography Index Credits