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Papermaking: In the Field
Session Six: July 28 - August 9
Andrea Peterson
Papermaking in the Field

This workshop is geared toward sustainability through the use of a renewable fuel source and organic or wildcrafted fiber sources. We will make paper from garlic leaf, sisal, hay, wheat straw, and other plants. Topics will include material selection and gathering (dry versus freshly-cut fiber). Cooking discussions will include precook, caustics, water concerns, and rinsing. We will also cover beating options, pigmenting, sheet forming, and drying. Multiple natural dye sources will be used to dye pulp. This physically active workshop will include harvesting plants by hand and cooking fiber over a wood fire. Together we will learn how to make our creative adventures more sustainable. All levels.

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Andrea Peterson, Natural Fiber Papers, varied fibers, 18 x 24 inches each
Andrea Peterson, Natural Fiber Papers, varied fibers, 18 x 24 inches each


Session ID: Papermaking: In the Field
Dates: Jul 28, 2024 - Aug 9, 2024
Code: R2406PM
Instructor: Peterson, Andrea
Tuition: $2094.00
Application Fee: $50.00
Registration End Date:
Jul 12, 2024 12:00 PM
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