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The Art of Marbling - There are many different ways to achieve a "marbled" effect on paper or fabric. I marble with acrylic paint on a bath of water that is made thick by the addition of  carrageenan (the powder form of a type of seaweed).  Each of the paint colors is dropped onto the bath spreading out in a circle like oil in water.  After I add the paint I use a marbling comb or stylus to create a pattern. There are countless possibilities for color and design. 

All of my marbled papers are one-of-a-kind but if you see something that you’d like me to try and re-create I’d be happy to.

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Uses: frame and display as artwork, end-sheets for bookbinders, stationery, various craft projects

This book is currently on tour with the Guild of Bookworkers FORMATION exhibition.

This is something that I designed after I had my own babies and I couldn’t find a book on the market that I loved. I had an idea of something classic but modern and minimal. I took this idea and worked nights when the girls were little. Five years later my book came to life with the help of two great local manufacturers.

Do you have a favorite children’s book that was loved so much it’s in dis-repair? Let me re-bind it for you and turn it into a beautiful fine binding.

My Suminagashi papers are usually done on colorplan paper because it loves to soak up the color! Colorplan has a wonderful texture and is a heavier weight making these papers ideal for the cover of journals, bookmarks, gift tags or other craft projects.

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Custom board book created for an engagement brunch. Cloth covered and silver stamped.

I love making these contemporary style marbled papers. When I’m doing them I think of street graffiti, Jackson Pollack, and other free flowing art. Often times I’ll over-marble patterns one or more times to add depth, and detail.

Re-binding of my signed copy of Rebecca Atwood’s book Living with Pattern.