In the April 2015 issue of Hand Papermaking Newsletter, a paper artwork survives a knife attack (perpetrator forgiven), a 16th-century poet celebrates paper mills, and expunged criminal records get re-pulped. Discover resources for beginners, and check listings for events, exhibits, workshops, and more.

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In the January 2015 issue of Hand Papermaking Newsletter, read about a new studio in Toronto, working with abaca, decorating with gampi and kozo, the coming demise of paper currency in favor of ‘wipe-clean polymer notes,’ and how to display your paper art. Check the listings for workshops, events, and opportunities.

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In the October 2014 issue of Hand Papermaking Newsletter, we offer a tribute to departed friend David Marshall, including an audio clip. Also read about making washi in the garden, early papermaking in Kentucky, microbreweries making paper from spent grain, the work of Registry artist Ann Marie Kennedy, and more. Find exhibits and events in the listings.

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In the July 2014 issue of Hand Papermaking Newsletter, read informative letters from readers and inspiring articles from seven columnists: on South Africa, scholarly accuracy, post-Jurassic paper, collaborative exhibits, critters, presses, and much more. Scan the listings for national and international exhibitions, events, workshops, etc., and plan your summer paper activities.

In the April 2014 issue of Hand Papermaking Newsletter, read about papermakers from Cuba, teaching 3D to kids, the awful history of chlorine bleaching, decorated wallpapers, paper currency in trouble, and the enviro-papermill Fresh Press. Say farewell to Timothy Ray.

In the January 2014 issue of Hand Papermaking Newsletter, read about the final papermakers serving Thai royalty, the effects of World War I on hand papermaking, paper made of stone, studio/equipment maintenance, and gaffes in the media reporting on the “invention” of paper.