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Painting Workshop: Making Natural Ink with Foraged Plants

Wednesday May 22nd 5:30-8:00pm
Must be 14 or older

Create original paintings, book marks, and cards with freshly foraged inks and gain some inspiration for future inky experiments!

Learn how to make natural ink with artist Elizabeth Schmuhl. We'll begin the day outside (so dress for the weather) while we forage for plants. Students are also encouraged to bring plants or other materials from home. Anything can be used to create painting pigments! Back inside, Elizabeth will walk you through the ink-making process using your new finds.

During this 2 hour make + take workshop, Elizabeth will share samples, discuss her process, and demonstrate the ink-making process. Everyone will enjoy a hands-on experience while foraging, experimenting, and painting with freshly created inks.

Aprons and gloves will be provided, but please wear closed-toe shoes and comfy clothing that may get dirty.

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Elizabeth Schmuhl is a multidisciplinary artist and the author of several books. Her most recent book,Fishes of the Great Lakes, contains paintings with natural inks made entirely from the Great Lake watershed and materials that surround it.

Shining Online: Business Therapy for Creatives with Connor Miller

Saturday May 25th from 11am-1:30pm
Must be 18 or older. 

Being a maker, crafter, or creator on the internet can be overwhelming! In this group therapy session, we'll equip you with tools to help you navigate the ever changing landscape of eCommerce.

You’ll benefit from vital peer support, brand and business plan guidance, AND a complimentary "business therapy" session for your continued strategy development throughout the year.

Instructor Connor Miller has worked with artists, influencers, and YouTubers for the past five years to identify best practices for eCommerce and authentic marketing.

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Connor Miller is a creative technologist living in Detroit, Michigan. Previously, he worked with content creators and small business owners across America, helping them navigate non-traditional work, self management, and being a human being on the internet. He has led educational workshops at Discord, Patreon, Seattle Impact Hall, and beyond, and has summarized the most helpful bits in his small handbook for online creatives, Sustainable Loops.

Outlined Embroidery Workshop

Sunday May 26th from 2-4pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary, however you must be 14 or older

Join us for a 3-hour stitching bonanza where we'll navigate the labyrinth of various embroidery stitches.

Two-Day Fundamentals of Woodworking Workshop: Folding Lounge Chair with Wayne Maki & Alexis Rosa Caldero

Saturday June 1st 10:30am-3pm & Saturday June 7th 10:30am-12:30pm

Beginner Level Class - Must be 14 (with supervision) or older.

Get ready for a two-day whirlwind of woodworking glory. This beginner-friendly extravaganza promises to transform you from a novice into a DIY woodworking virtuoso.

All students must wear closed toe shoes for this workshop. Refrain from wearing loose clothing or anything that dangles. Tie up long hair and tuck away your jewelry and headscarves.***

Aprons will be provided, but please wear clothes that you don’t mind getting a little bit dirty. Paint and sealant oils will stain your clothing!

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructors:

Wayne Maki is a woodworker, maker, and entrepreneur. As co-owner of Mutual Adoration and POST, he builds frames, housewares, and large furniture pieces, mostly using reclaimed wood.

Alexis Rosa Caldero is POST's workshop coordinator. As a designer-craftsperson with experience in wood, metal, textiles, and furniture making, she maintains an active teaching practice sharing skills of the trade.

Botanical Eco-Printing Workshop with Julia Targus of Electric Pink Crafts

Saturday June 22nd from 5-7pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary, however you must be 14 or older

Summer has bloomed! Discover the joy of eco-printing using nothing but fresh botanicals and elbow grease to print directly onto natural fiber. 

In this 2 hour rendezvous with nature, we'll experiment with accessible natural dye techniques that can be used to create colorfast, eco-chic clothing and artwork at home. Work with fresh blooms and foliage, harnessing their capricious charm to create rich textures that bring the vibrancy of nature into your life, one hue at a time. We'll have all the materials and supplies needed for the project. We also welcome and encourage you to bring foraging of your own to experiment with!

Everyone will take home a naturally dyed bandana, and the know-how to recreate the process at home.

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Julia Targus is the face behind Electric Pink Arts and Crafts. With a BFA in Fiber Arts from Wayne State University, Julia has used her education to fuel her love for textiles. She has been working with POST to teach tapestry weaving since the spring of 2018 and has thoroughly enjoyed spreading her love for this unique craft.

Pisanki Workshop: Traditional Polish Egg Decorating with Michelle Gerdan

Sunday June 29th from 10:30am-2pm

Entry Level Class - No experience necessary. Must be 12+, minors must have a guardian present.

Fall in love with the traditional Eastern European style of decorating eggs as you make a striking work of art to treasure all year round.

Michelle will guide you into the meticulous world of egg decorating, step by step. Each participant will use one egg, a selection of coloured dyes, a kistka (a traditional Pisanki tool), and beeswax to create a gorgeous piece of their own. 

Everyone will go home with their very own Pisanki egg and a printed outline of the meanings and significance behind each of the designs. 

Aprons will be provided, but please wear clothes that you don’t mind getting a little bit dirty

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Michelle is a native 'Hamtramckan', who now lives in Royal Oak. She has been immersed in Polish culture and art from birth. Her parents have owned the Polish Art Center in Hamtramck for 46 years, where bright colors and folk art come alive. In 2005 she graduated from Wayne State University on a volleyball scholarship, with a B.A. in Fashion Merchandising and Design.  She keeps herself busy making jewelry, sewing, creating artistic store displays, baking, gardening and playing volleyball. She has a love and appreciation for all forms of art, and loves to learn! Her mother shared the tradition of making pisanki with her when she was a child and loves to share this traditional folk art with others.

Fresh Floral Workshop: Flower Crowns with Shelby Doyle of Ida Flora Detroit

Sunday June 30th from 2-4pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary, however you must be 14 or older

Love flowers? Why not wear them! This might just be our prettiest workshop ever!

Just in time to enjoy the prime of summertime blossoms, we'll be creating unique wearable compositions of wild grapevine and fresh florals grown by Shelby herself! You'll take home a gorgeous headpiece and the know-how to continue creating gorgeous floral arrangements for wearing to special events, parties, weddings, and more! 

You'll also learn about about the surprising longevity of flowers out of water and preservation methods to turn your unique piece into a dried floral wreath for your home.

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Shelby is a farmer-florist based in Detroit, MI. She has found a home with Beaverland Farms where she grows an abundance of blooms and designs through her own business, Ida Flora Detroit. She believes in working with your natural environment and appreciates the emotional connection we have to flowers. She can often be found covered in dirt, mesmerized by the depth of color found in nature.

Pop Art Clay Jewelry Workshop with Trice Clark

Sunday July 14th from 2-4pm

Entry Level Class—Minors must have supervision

Learn to wield your artistic prowess, mixing and layering vibrant hues of clay to form eye-catching jewelry.

We'll be using accessible materials and methods that can easily be replicated at home. Together, we'll learn to "draw" in polymer clay. This particular style of creation, known as canework, is prized for its ability to create striking, repeatable designs and patterns. We'll even spill the beans on color theory to ensure your creations never lack the wow factor! You'll learn to blend and layer bright colors into a log of clay with a design that runs through the entire length. Wafer-thin slices can be used to form beadwork (flat or round) for your resulting creations.

Everyone will take home their canework for future creations, finished pieces from our communal test baking, and instructions on how to recreate the experience at home!

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Trice Clark is a mom, maker, and all-around DIY enthusiast. As a self-taught artist she has dabbled in different mediums from woodworking to welding. Using these skills Clark has built activations for local Detroit music festivals, parties, and brand events. Prior to the pandemic her do it yourself workshop, Designer Hack, guided attendees through recreating high-end trends in accessories and home decor for a fraction of the cost. She began making jewelry in 5th grade and exhibited her work in Michigan Fashion Week, Fashion Massacre, and during Detroit’s Month of Design. Whether its hosting classes or creating installations Trice Clark always sets out to make enjoying art an interactive experience

Screen Printing Workshop: Pet Portraits with Melissa Dettloff

Saturday July 20th from 10:30am to 2pm

Entry Level Class - No experience necessary however minors must have a guardian present.

Your pet deserves 15 minutes of fame! And a custom-made portrait!
Learn the basics of screen printing and create a hand illustrated portrait of your favorite furry friend. We'll be using an accessible, non-darkroom method that can easily be replicated at home. Each participant will create an edition of 6 handmade, 8"x10" custom portraits of their own pet using drawing templates and Melissa’s guidance.

Mutual Adoration frames will be available in the shop at a 20% discount for workshop attendees.

We’ll email all registrants with instructions for how to select and send your pet’s photo before class. Nothing fancy needed - high resolution cell phone photos will work fine on newer phone models.

• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Iphones/Ipads. 
• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Androids 

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Melissa Dettloff is an artist and teacher based in Detroit, and she has been screen printing for over twenty years. She makes colorful screen prints out of her home studio, which she shares with her greyhound, Bernadette.

Screen Printing Workshop: One Page Wonder Artist Books

Saturday May 18th from 10:30am-1:30pm

Entry Level Class - No experience necessary however minors must have a guardian present.

In this 3 hour workshop, you'll learn the basics of screen printing by making an accordion-folded single-sheet artist's book.

Aimed at complete beginners or those looking to refresh their print skills, everyone will create a personalized artbook in a friendly, relaxed studio environment. There is something special about making a book with paper that you’ve printed yourself!

You'll learn the basics of screen printing and a simple approach to bookmaking using a single sheet of paper. Everyone will create their own screen with your own imagery using accessible techniques that can be easily replicated at home. We’ll be using both provided imagery, and imagery that you create using handmade stencils.

Everyone will walk away with a handmade book and a short stack of small notecards and envelopes to take home! You'll also receive two zines to help you replicate these processes at home. All materials are included.

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

Two-Day Fundamentals of Woodworking Workshop: Folding Lounge Chair with Wayne Maki & Alexis Rosa Caldero

Saturday August 10th 10:30am-3pm & Sunday August 11th 10:30am-12:30pm

Beginner Level Class - Must be 14 (with supervision) or older.

Get ready for a two-day whirlwind of woodworking glory. This beginner-friendly extravaganza promises to transform you from a novice into a DIY woodworking virtuoso.

All students must wear closed toe shoes for this workshop. Refrain from wearing loose clothing or anything that dangles. Tie up long hair and tuck away your jewelry and headscarves.***

Aprons will be provided, but please wear clothes that you don’t mind getting a little bit dirty. Paint and sealant oils will stain your clothing!

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructors:

Wayne Maki is a woodworker, maker, and entrepreneur. As co-owner of Mutual Adoration and POST, he builds frames, housewares, and large furniture pieces, mostly using reclaimed wood.

Alexis Rosa Caldero is POST's workshop coordinator. As a designer-craftsperson with experience in wood, metal, textiles, and furniture making, she maintains an active teaching practice sharing skills of the trade.

Screen Printing Workshop: Pet Portraits with Melissa Dettloff

Saturday August 24th from 10:30am to 2pm

Entry Level Class - No experience necessary however minors must have a guardian present.

Your pet deserves 15 minutes of fame! And a custom-made portrait!
Learn the basics of screen printing and create a hand illustrated portrait of your favorite furry friend. We'll be using an accessible, non-darkroom method that can easily be replicated at home. Each participant will create an edition of 6 handmade, 8"x10" custom portraits of their own pet using drawing templates and Melissa’s guidance.

Mutual Adoration frames will be available in the shop at a 20% discount for workshop attendees.

We’ll email all registrants with instructions for how to select and send your pet’s photo before class. Nothing fancy needed - high resolution cell phone photos will work fine on newer phone models.

• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Iphones/Ipads. 
• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Androids 

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Melissa Dettloff is an artist and teacher based in Detroit, and she has been screen printing for over twenty years. She makes colorful screen prints out of her home studio, which she shares with her greyhound, Bernadette.

Screen Printing Workshop: Pet Portraits with Melissa Dettloff

Saturday September 14th from 10:30am to 2pm

Entry Level Class - No experience necessary however minors must have a guardian present.

Your pet deserves 15 minutes of fame! And a custom-made portrait!
Learn the basics of screen printing and create a hand illustrated portrait of your favorite furry friend. We'll be using an accessible, non-darkroom method that can easily be replicated at home. Each participant will create an edition of 6 handmade, 8"x10" custom portraits of their own pet using drawing templates and Melissa’s guidance.

Mutual Adoration frames will be available in the shop at a 20% discount for workshop attendees.

We’ll email all registrants with instructions for how to select and send your pet’s photo before class. Nothing fancy needed - high resolution cell phone photos will work fine on newer phone models.

• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Iphones/Ipads. 
• Here is a 4-step guide on setting your resolution for Androids 

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Melissa Dettloff is an artist and teacher based in Detroit, and she has been screen printing for over twenty years. She makes colorful screen prints out of her home studio, which she shares with her greyhound, Bernadette.

Painting Workshop: Making Natural Ink with Foraged Plants

Sunday September 15th 10:30-1pm
Must be 14 or older

Create original paintings, book marks, and cards with freshly foraged inks and gain some inspiration for future inky experiments!

Learn how to make natural ink with artist Elizabeth Schmuhl. We'll begin the day outside (so dress for the weather) while we forage for plants. Students are also encouraged to bring plants or other materials from home. Anything can be used to create painting pigments! Back inside, Elizabeth will walk you through the ink-making process using your new finds.

During this 2-1/2 hour make + take workshop, Elizabeth will share samples, discuss her process, and demonstrate the ink-making process. Everyone will enjoy a hands-on experience while foraging, experimenting, and painting with freshly created inks.

Aprons and gloves will be provided, but please wear closed-toe shoes and comfy clothing that may get dirty.

Please click here for more details on our Workshop Refund & Cancelation Policy.

About the Instructor:

Elizabeth Schmuhl is a multidisciplinary artist and the author of several books. Her most recent book,Fishes of the Great Lakes, contains paintings with natural inks made entirely from the Great Lake watershed and materials that surround it.

Mixed colors of white, red, green, and sparkly gold! Wired Pom Pom Cord features 100% Polyester puffs on a white wire. Use this super cute ribbon as a twist tie or for adding extra fun to gifts, craft, and decor items!

25 yard spool

Pom Poms are made of 100% polyester and wire is 30 gauge.

Mixed colors of pink, lavender, yellow and blue Wired Pom Pom Cord features 100% Polyester puffs on a white wire. Use this super cute ribbon as a twist tie or for adding extra fun to birthday gifts, craft and decor items!

25 yard spool

Pom Poms are made of 100% polyester and wire is 30 gauge.

Use this woven ribbon for gift wrapping, sewing, craft and decor projects. Naturally frayed edge linen looks great on table settings and floral arrangements.

Measures:

1 inch wide

5 yards long

Use this woven ribbon for gift wrapping, sewing, craft and decor projects. Naturally frayed edge linen looks great on table settings and floral arrangements.

Measures:

1 inch wide

5 yards long

The perfect compliment to all of our indoor gardening products, these plant misters provide the ideal amount of moisture needed for seed starting and sprout growth. Plus they look good doing it! Perfect for both humidity-loving and water-sensitive plants.

Brass will develop a patina over time, but can be restored to its original finish with brass cleaner.

Materials: Brass, Steel, Plastic

Measures: 3.5 x 6 inches

Single Sheet
Measures: 19 3/4 x 30 inches
Luxurious heavy 100% recycled cotton paper
Ships rolled in plastic poly packaging

Use for gift wrapping, origami, scrapbooking, or as decorative accent paper for book arts and other crafts. May also be framed and hung as wall art!

Paper marbling is an ancient method of aqueous surface design which can produce very interesting patterns. Oil-based colors are floated in a shallow marbling tray and designs are created with a wooden sticks and hand tools, using a kind of painting technique. Each sheet is then carefully lowered into this tray and the pattern transfers on to the paper. The sheets are hung up to dry naturally. Each and every sheet is individually hand-marbled by skilled artisans, making them truly unique. They are not screen printed or digitally mass-produced.

This intricate design features lilac purple with pale aqua blue and golds.

LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL!

These rolling pin designs are great for seasonal, holiday cookies, and everyday treats too. Each rolling pin is American-made beech wood, engraved with intricate designs to roll out and emboss your dough. These make the perfect gift for someone who loves to bake and they're fun for kids to use too! 

Wooden rolling pins measure approximately 13.75"

Available in a variety of designs:
Floral (shown on far left in first photo)
Folk Art Square Pattern
Trees + Stars
Snowflake Squares

Spring Bunny
Easter Eggs

Give the gift of POST!!

We now offer gift cards that are redeemable for our Workshops, anything on our website, or anything we sell in person at POST.

Cards purchased through our website will be emailed to you, and can be printed out or forwarded to a friend.

They don't expire, and can be used online or in person.

If you'd like to purchase a card in a different amount than available online, send us a message, or call the store at 313-939-2172

Single Sheet
Measures: 19 3/4 x 30 inches
Luxurious heavy 100% recycled cotton paper
Ships rolled in plastic poly packaging

Use for gift wrapping, origami, scrapbooking, or as decorative accent paper for book arts and other crafts. May also be framed and hung as wall art!

Paper marbling is an ancient method of aqueous surface design which can produce very interesting patterns. Oil-based colors are floated in a shallow marbling tray and designs are created with a wooden sticks and hand tools, using a kind of painting technique. Each sheet is then carefully lowered into this tray and the pattern transfers on to the paper. The sheets are hung up to dry naturally. Each and every sheet is individually hand-marbled by skilled artisans, making them truly unique. They are not screen printed or digitally mass-produced.

This intricate design features a variety of aqua blue, bright pink, and warm ochre coral.

MOTHER'S DAY WEEKEND MIXED BOUQUETS

Treat your mom (or yourself) to a gorgeous mix of fresh cut flowers. These locally crafted bouquets feature a variety of colorful blooms, wrapped in paper and ribbon. Colors and varieties of flowers and greenery will vary. All arrangements will be colorful, lush, and seasonal.  

WHEN:

Bouquets will be ready for pick up on Mother's Day weekend

• Friday May 10th 11am-6pm
  
• Saturday May 11th 10am-5pm
  
• Sunday May 12th 10am-5pm
  

No need to call ahead or arrange an exact time. Once you place your order online, your bouquet(s) will be reserved for you to pick up on either day.

WHERE:

Pick up at POST
14500 Kercheval Detroit, MI 48215

Bouquets are not available for shipping or delivery.

Get the party started! A Disco Ball Planter is the perfect plant pot for any disco-loving indoor gardener. This sparkly glitterball catches the light as well as the imagination of any funky cat that loves to boogie while tending to their home horticultural patch. The planter will send a prism of light around the room creating a true DISCO-IN-FERN-O!!

The lightweight pot can hang by using the adjustable chain that is included. You may also display on a tabletop by using the wooden ring as a base. 

Use for potted houseplants or as a vase for fresh-cut blooms. The molded plastic interior is water tight.

Materials: mirrored glass exterior, plastic interior

Available in 3 sizes:
SMALL measures 4" in diameter
MEDIUM measures 6" in diameter
LARGE measures 8" in diameter

Single Sheet
Measures: 19 3/4 x 30 inches
Luxurious heavy 100% recycled cotton paper
Ships rolled in plastic poly packaging

Use for gift wrapping, origami, scrapbooking, or as decorative accent paper for book arts and other crafts. May also be framed and hung as wall art!

Paper marbling is an ancient method of aqueous surface design which can produce very interesting patterns. Oil-based colors are floated in a shallow marbling tray and designs are created with a wooden sticks and hand tools, using a kind of painting technique. Each sheet is then carefully lowered into this tray and the pattern transfers on to the paper. The sheets are hung up to dry naturally. Each and every sheet is individually hand-marbled by skilled artisans, making them truly unique. They are not screen printed or digitally mass-produced.

This intricate design features a groovy mix of bright aqua blue, hot pink, and mellow yellow.

Single Sheet
Measures: 19 3/4 x 30 inches
Luxurious heavy 100% recycled cotton paper
Ships rolled in plastic poly packaging

Use for gift wrapping, origami, scrapbooking, or as decorative accent paper for book arts and other crafts. May also be framed and hung as wall art!

Paper marbling is an ancient method of aqueous surface design which can produce very interesting patterns. Oil-based colors are floated in a shallow marbling tray and designs are created with a wooden sticks and hand tools, using a kind of painting technique. Each sheet is then carefully lowered into this tray and the pattern transfers on to the paper. The sheets are hung up to dry naturally. Each and every sheet is individually hand-marbled by skilled artisans, making them truly unique. They are not screen printed or digitally mass-produced.

This intricate design features a lovely spectrum of blush pink, dusty rose, mauve, with swirls of teal and gold.

Large Dog Scarf 100% wool in a lovely neutral gray color.

The perfect gift for a pup you love!

These handmade circle scarves were designed for keeping our dogs cozy during the long, cold winters in Michigan. These crocheted scarves are especially popular for Greyhound and Dachshund breeds, but any chilly canine pal is sure to love them!

Breathable pet-friendly fiber (wool)
Wooden Walnut Tag with laser etched dog print
Easy Care (cool water to wash, lay flat to dry)
Cowl measures approximately 11 x 11" flat, unstretched
Fits sizes 18" - 26" neck

Handmade in Dearborn, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business
* POST Instructor

Mitten Made was founded by Chantial Vincent, a crocheter living in the Mitten state, designing and handcrafting crochet goodies for your wearing pleasure. Growing up in a cold weather climate (Alaska!) Chantial prefers working with fine wool fibers but does work in acrylics as well. Fiber inspires her - crochet tension is everything and these stitches can last for ages. Mitten Made is Handmade.

Medium Dog Scarf 100% wool in black.

The perfect gift for a pup you love!

These handmade circle scarves were designed for keeping our dogs cozy during the long, cold winters in Michigan. These crocheted scarves are especially popular for Greyhound and Dachshund breeds, but any chilly canine pal is sure to love them!

Breathable pet-friendly fiber (wool)
Wooden Walnut Tag with laser etched dog print
Easy Care (cool water to wash, lay flat to dry)
Cowl measures approximately 8 x 11" flat, unstretched
Fits sizes 12" - 17" neck

Handmade in Dearborn, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business
* POST Instructor

Mitten Made was founded by Chantial Vincent, a crocheter living in the Mitten state, designing and handcrafting crochet goodies for your wearing pleasure. Growing up in a cold weather climate (Alaska!) Chantial prefers working with fine wool fibers but does work in acrylics as well. Fiber inspires her - crochet tension is everything and these stitches can last for ages. Mitten Made is Handmade.

Advertise your Terrifically Exciting Personality to the world!

Measures 4" x 2"
High quality vinyl matte sticker 

Made in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business
* POST Instructor

Melissa Dettloff is a Detroit illustrator who has been screen printing since 2001. She prints posters, cards, fabric, zines, and more for her label Hooray Forever. Almost everything she makes has a dog on it. 

The Fine Art of Paper Flowers: A Guide to Making Beautiful and Lifelike Botanicals

Hardcover 264 pages

An inspiring, practical and gorgeous guide to crafting the most realistic and artful paper flowers for arrangements, art, décor, wearables and more, from San Francisco botanical artist Tiffanie Turner. 

The Fine Art of Paper Flowers is an elevated art and craft guide that features complete step-by-step instructions for over 30 of Tiffanie Turner’s widely admired, unique, lifelike paper flowers and their foliage, from bougainvillea to English roses to zinnias. In the book, Turner also guides readers through making her signature giant paper peony, shares all of her secrets for special paper treatments, candy-striping, playing with color and creating botanical imperfections, and shows how to turn paper flowers into gorgeous garlands, headdresses, bouquets and more. These stunning creations can be made from simple and inexpensive materials and the book's detailed tutorials and beautiful photography make it easy to achieve dramatic and lifelike results.

Single Sheet
Measures: 19 3/4 x 30 inches
Luxurious heavy 100% recycled cotton paper
Ships rolled in plastic poly packaging

Use for gift wrapping, origami, scrapbooking, or as decorative accent paper for book arts and other crafts. May also be framed and hung as wall art!

Paper marbling is an ancient method of aqueous surface design which can produce very interesting patterns. Oil-based colors are floated in a shallow marbling tray and designs are created with a wooden sticks and hand tools, using a kind of painting technique. Each sheet is then carefully lowered into this tray and the pattern transfers on to the paper. The sheets are hung up to dry naturally. Each and every sheet is individually hand-marbled by skilled artisans, making them truly unique. They are not screen printed or digitally mass-produced.

This intricate design features a variety of blues and golds.