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Handmade Recycled Paper: Create a Stationery Set

Build a handmade paper frame

A course by Sonia Carta Muriel , Artisan

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4,846 students

Audio: Italian

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About the video: Build a handmade paper frame

Overview

“Now you will learn how to build a loom for making handmade paper. The loom is the fundamental tool of every paper maker, there are different types and usually every craftsman builds his own according to needs. The frame you will build in this lesson will allow you to make A4 size sheets and will feature two wooden frames. ”

In this video lesson Sonia Carta Muriel addresses the topic: Build a handmade paper frame, which is part of the Domestika online course: Handmade Recycled Paper: Create a Stationery Set. Discover the art of papermaking by learning how to create sheets and envelopes, from the initial pulp to pressing and drying.

Partial transcription of the video

“Build a handmade paper frame In this lesson, I will teach you how to build a frame for the production of your handmade paper. The frame is an absolutely fundamental tool for anyone who chooses to produce handmade paper. Without a frame it is not possible to produce anything, in fact. The frame we will use has an A4 format and consists of two important parts that must be used together. The first part is called the form or base, and it is this. The second part is a frame also called cascio, and this is it. The base is made up of a metal mesh which we will need for the distribution of the doug...”

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Course summary for: Handmade Recycled Paper: Create a Stationery Set

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (117)
4846 students
4 units
14 lessons (1h 49m)
10 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Bookbinding, DIY, Fine Arts, Paper Craft, Stationery Design

Sonia Carta Muriel

A course by Sonia Carta Muriel

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Artisan

Sonia Padovanello is an artisan based near Verona, Italy. While studying at art school in Boston, she discovered the art of papermaking. Once back on Italian soil, she decided to teach herself how to make paper, and later enrolled in an immersive course to master the craft. A year later, she opened her own workshop in Verona and started sharing her creations on Instagram and other platforms, earning her recognition in Italy and abroad.

Her specialty is making paper products from waste materials for weddings, including invitations, menus, and other decorations and details. She also collaborates with local and international wedding planners, and her work has been featured in major industry blogs and magazines.