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The Art and Craft of Paper

Faith Shannon

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This book is part of Art and Craft series. It celebrates the beauty of paper and shows how readers of almost any age, without artistic training, can create a vast range of decorative and useful artefacts. More than 100 pages of photographs help to illustrate the art of making handmade papers and objects such as boxes, trays, books, folders, screens and bowls, created specially for the book by the author and a team of craftworkers. The book then details a series of carefuly chosen and fully illustrated projects through which the reader learns all the basic techniques needed to develop their own skills.

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This book is part of Art and Craft series. It celebrates the beauty of paper and shows how readers of almost any age, without artistic training, can create a vast range of decorative and useful artefacts. More than 100 pages of photographs help to illustrate the art of making handmade papers and objects such as boxes, trays, books, folders, screens and bowls, created specially for the book by the author and a team of craftworkers. The book then details a series of carefuly chosen and fully illustrated projects through which the reader learns all the basic techniques needed to develop their own skills.

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This book is part of Art and Craft series. It celebrates the beauty of paper and shows how readers of almost any age, without artistic training, can create a vast range of decorative and useful artefacts. More than 100 pages of photographs help to illustrate the art of making handmade papers and objects such as boxes, trays, books, folders, screens and bowls, created specially for the book by the author and a team of craftworkers. The book then details a series of carefuly chosen and fully illustrated projects through which the reader learns all the basic techniques needed to develop their own skills.

Key concepts: Craft, Beauty, Visual arts, Art, Computer science, Aesthetics

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