HandpapermakingThis is the site of the magazine "Hand Papermaking" and contains information about the non profit organisation Hand Papermaking inc. including how to subscribe. The newsletter which is sent out to subscribers quarterly is available online.
.Primrose Park A papermaking access studio located in Sydney, Australia. The site has information about members, classes, exhibitions and materials etc. available for purchase.
Barb Crowden's HomepageThis site by fellow Australian papermaker has images of Barb's work and information about exhibitions and workshops. There is also information about her property near Bega(NSW).
Mark Lander is a painter, ceramicist and papermaker. Working with materials from his immediate environment in Canterbury New Zealand. Flax is harvested and handmade into paper on a large scale for installation work in galleries. Natural volcanic clays are ground and formulated as tempera paint or glazes on paperclay ceramic work.
Mark and Yvette Landers run a private gallery in the front part of their home, an old hotel in the small country town of Oxford.
Open by appointment.
Castle Paper BrianQueen's site for papermakers set up mainly to obtain information on Brian's forthcoming book called 'Papermaking, Tools of the Trade'. It also contains a plan and instructions for making and flying paper hot air balloons.
Helmut Frerick'sPaper Studio and workshop in Germany and the south of France. Has information about the studios and classes.
Roberta Lavadour's Papertrails site has some very nice images of paper and books and some information on recycling.
Robert C. Williams American Museum of Papermaking An extensive site with a great deal of information about the history of paper and various aspects of the paper industry.
Wookey Hole Caves and Papermill The papermill located in the caves at Wookey Hole. The site has a tour of the caves and information about the papermill which has operated for almost 400 years.
Costa Rica Ecopaper This company based in Costa Rica uses agricultural waste and used paper to make, banana, coffee and cigar paper which is sold as gift sets, note pads etc.
Papermakers of Victoria inc. The site of Papermakers of Victoria inc. a group of papermakers based in Victoria but with members throughout Australasia. The site includes information about joining the group and about exhibitions and workshops run by the group.
IAPMA the International Association of Handpapermakers and Paper Artists.
Jane Allen's homepage has information about Jane's work and her forthcoming programs of workshops in various parts of USA.
Seastone Papers teaching studio for hand papermaking, surface designing, and book arts in Martha's Vineyard,MA has information about the studio, classes for 1998 and information about papermaking in Burma. It also has a link to Friends of Dard Hunter
Anne Vilsboll This site has pictures and information about Danish papermaker and designer Anne Vilsboll. Anne has been president of the international papermakers association IAPMA for the last 4 years.
Book Arts Links An excellent site with links to many and varied sites in the book arts world.
Book Information Website A great place to start, this site has links to hundreds of sites having anything at all to do with books.
Richard Minsky's HomepageA large site with many pictures and binding notes.
The Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild The home page of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild which has information about the guild and about exhibitions and publications.
Victorian Bookbinders GuildThe site of the Victorian Bookbinders Guild has information about the group plus one article from each of the monthly newsletters from November 1997. No newsletters December or January.
Queensland Bookbinders Guild site has information about membership, workshops and other activities of the guild.
Legacy ArtIncluded in this Gallery site are sections on Book Arts and Fibre Arts including information about workshops run at the centre which is in Columbia, Missouri.
Basketmakers of Victoria The site of Basketmakers of Victoria formed in 1986 to foster the craft of basketmaking. The group holds bi-monthly meetings, workdays and produces a bimonthly newsletter. The site has information about the group and pictures of baskets made by members.
Copyright © 1997 Gail Stiffe
