Making handmade paper has enjoyed a resurgence, both as a traditional craft and as an art-form. Papermaking involves dipping a screen stretched across a frame—known as the “mould and deckle”—into a vat of pulp (made from recycled paper or plant materials), which results in randomly interwoven fibers. In this workshop, students will experiment with papermaking and colored pulp painting. All materials will be provided. Projects will be ready about two weeks after the workshop. This workshop is for adults 16+. 

Pre-registration is required.