Showing posts with label handmade paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade paper. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 3, 2017

The end of an era...
Papermaking Equipment for sale



I am reformatting my basement to be an extension of the studio space 
upstairs.  I need space for assembly assistance.  In order to create
a clean, clear space, I am selling the papermaking equipment.

I am selling a Lee S. Macdonald 2 pound Hydra Hollander Beater.  It
has a fiberglass basin and a winch.  It has been a marvelous tool and
is still in excellent working order.

The price is FIRM $3000.And you need to haul it...BUT, as an
incentive, It will come with quite a stack of half-stuff and linters:
unbleached abaca, raw and half-stuff cotton, black denim raw and
half-stuff, flax in various forms and a few bits and pieces.  Plenty
to get started with.

call 612-722-2324 or email susanhensel@yahoo.com

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

The Hidden WIld Women

One set of the masked ladies is completed. They reside invisible in their quiet, business-like briefcases. But, in their hearts, they are wild-women!
The drawings are done on handmade paper from cotton rag, flax and abaca, using various colored pencils and gesso.