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folds and freezer paper

It's been a long time since I've made a book.  Too long.  But tonight that changed when I started on a  small book for a collaborative project.  I couldn't have been more pleased with the cutting and folding of paper, the assembly of flat into three dimensional form. 
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I'll share more about this project in due time, but for now here's a little of the folds and the freshly freezer-paper-stenciled (yes, that's now a verb) book cloth.  The colors are all funky since I haven't gotten around to making that light box just yet; but rest assured, they're good.  Chartreuse and inky black-blue good.
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And the leaves?  They're traced from the vintage fabric that is still in the midst of metamorphosis from skirt to bag.

Comments

where do you buy freezer paper? i haven't been able to find any. (and why freezer paper stenciling and not the gocco? curious.)

What an intriguing project. You have inticed me. I wait to learn and experience more of this delight.

Blessings,
E

enticed me, I mean.

Looks lovely!! :)

looks like a wonderful start. i took a book making class a few years ago and seeing this gives me the hankering...

oooh, very nice. I can't wait to see the entirety!

wow, you made me curious! It looks wonderful already! can't wait to see how it's going on..

What strange timing... tonight, I begin my first letterpress class and next week, I begin a bookbinding class. Just more inspiration for what I'm doing. :)

(I assume, of course, you've ventured into the lovely place that is the MN Ctr for the Book Arts?)

Can't wait to see what this project is!!

i love coming over here. every time is a joy.

what's going on with this project?

I love the leaves.

oh great! I'll have to keep visiting to learn more about this! Hand binding books is something I am especially intrigued with lately. I look forward to learning more.

Diane

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