News
An Imitation of Imperfection: A History of Deckle Edges
acrylic addymanbooks antiquarianbooks art artist bibliophile biodesign biomaterials Bockingford BookDesign bookfeatures booklover booksbooksbooks bookshelf bookshop bookstack bookstagram bookstore booktown CAMOC chemistry coffeepaper collaboration cotton craftclass craftivism crafty deckle decklededge decklededges deckleedge deckleedges decorativepaper ecopaper edges edicionesescondidas edition Educational environmentalart exhibition fesmedina fineart fluff foreedgefriday frompapertoprint giltedge glockenbachviertel gouache governorsisland graphite handmade handmadeisbest handmadeisbetter handmadepaper handmadewithlove hayonwye icomkyoto2019 ink instabook instapaper islamicart islamiccraft islamictradition japanesepaper japanesepapermaking kyoto limited madebyhand makersmovement marblededges millford morocco mouldanddeckle muenchen munich munichart mushlove mushroommagic mushrooms mycology mycopaper oldbooks oldschool pages paper papercrafter paperlicious paperloom paperlove papermaker papermaking paperpulp paperthatheals pencil print printmaking process recycledmaterials recycledpaper rustic sacredart sacredcraft samueljohnson saunders seededpaper shelfiesunday show somerset stcmill steelepages sustainable team textiles themuseumofkyoto traditional traditionalart traditionalcraft turkeytails uk usedbooks usedbookstore watercolour waterford wip woodpulp
While doing research for my post about the shape of books, I stumbled on some information about deckle edges, and I thought it was worth its own post, if just to share some papermaking eye candy with you. First, a definition: deckle edges are the ragged edges on paper. View this post on Instagram Oooo, can you ever have enough fluffy deckles?? I see 'em all time, photograph 'em, and I can't even get enough meself! (Kim@stcmill) #stcmill #paper #papermaking #saunders #waterford #Bockingford #somerset #millford #cotton #woodpulp #uk #chemistry #art #artist #deckle #edges #fluff #watercolour #acrylic #ink #graphite #pencil #gouache...
My 10/16 Publix Trip – $102.89 for $37.95 or 63% Off
GroceryShopping Publix PublixShopping ShoppingTrip ShoppingTrips
Since my kids are a little too old for trick or treating now I haven’t been buying much candy this year but then I realized I’d better stock up a little while its on sale, you know, for emergencies My dad has a mean sweet tooth so the eclairs are for him but I’m hoping to swipe a few if he’ll let me. Today at Publix I bought $102.89 worth of groceries for $37.95, or 63% off after coupons. Here are the deals: Smithfield Boneless Ham Steak, Maple Flavored, Honey Cured, or Hickory, Smoked, Fully Cooked, 8 oz, BOGO $3.99...
Adapted Books are an effective classroom tool when used efficiently! Read on for some tips on how to use these November Adapted Books in your classroom!
AdaptedBooks Books November SimpleHolidays
How to prep: I laminate my adapted books, cut the pages, and use a hole punch at the top left to add a binder ring. You could also use a coil binding machine to laminate up the left side like a book, but a binder ring is a less expensive option (and I love how you can hang them up with the ring!). Use velcro to attach the pieces to the book. Each book has a matching component. Student matches the picture card to the picture on the page. Not only is this a matching skill, but it works on...
When Medical Debt Collectors Decide Who Gets Arrested
CivilLiberties Corruption CrimeAndJustice HealthCare Photoessays
This story was originally published by ProPublica, a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for ProPublica’s Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox as soon as they are published. On the last Tuesday of July, Tres Biggs stepped into the courthouse in Coffeyville, Kansas, for medical debt collection day, a monthly ritual in this quiet city of 9,000, just over the Oklahoma border. He was one of 90 people who had been summoned, sued by the local hospital, or doctors, or an ambulance service over unpaid bills. Some wore eye patches and...
Kitchen of the Week: A Frankensteined Historic House—Turned Guest Rental—in Philadelphia’s Fishtown, Before and After
KitchenOfTheWeek KitchenRemodels Philadelphia ReclaimedWood Remodel
It was a gray waxed canvas tote that first caught my eye thanks to its repurposed leather strap made from a World War II gun sling. That was at a trade show several years ago, where Margaux and Walter Kent of Peg and Awl were also showcasing wooden bath trays, “apothecary cabinets”, and rope tree swings, all of which looked as if they had been created by nostalgists with very good taste. “Our work is made from old things found and recovered from misfortune and neglect,” they explain. “When the old eludes us, we use sustainable materials. We started making...