Open Studio is available to makers with previous experience making paper in our studio. Intro to Papermaking is a prerequisite for attending Open Studio sessions. This prerequisite is required regardless of paper making experience so you are familiar with our studio space and policies. Please see the sign up form for more details, we look forward to seeing you in our studio! Download our workshop guide.

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Open Studio is available to makers with previous experience making paper in our studio. Intro to Papermaking is a prerequisite for attending Open Studio sessions. This prerequisite is required regardless of paper making experience so you are familiar with our studio space and policies. Please see the sign up form for more details, we look forward to seeing you in our studio! Download our workshop guide.

SIGN UP HERE

Intro to Papermaking workshops last three hours and range in cost from $20-80 per individual. This workshop will explore the use of basic Western papermaking with recycled cotton. You will learn from artist Meredith Hislope how to make your own paper using sustainable, regenerative practices. We also offer special pricing for groups of up to 10 people. Download our workshop guide.

SIGN UP HERE

Open Studio is available to makers with previous experience making paper in our studio. Intro to Papermaking is a prerequisite for attending Open Studio sessions. This prerequisite is required regardless of paper making experience so you are familiar with our studio space and policies. Please see the sign up form for more details, we look forward to seeing you in our studio! Download our workshop guide.

SIGN UP HERE

The workshops last three hours and range in cost from $20-100 per individual. During this workshop, we will be utilizing fundamental papermaking techniques learned in Intro to Papermaking, but using pulp made from sustainable, locally sourced corn residue (the undesirable, inconsumable parts of the corn plant). You will learn from artist Meredith Hislope how to make your own paper using sustainable, regenerative practices. We also offer special pricing for groups of up to 10 people. Download our workshop guide.

SIGN UP HERE

Open Studio is available to makers with previous experience making paper in our studio. Intro to Papermaking is a prerequisite for attending Open Studio sessions. This prerequisite is required regardless of paper making experience so you are familiar with our studio space and policies. Please see the sign up form for more details, we look forward to seeing you in our studio! Download our workshop guide.

SIGN UP HERE

Intro to Papermaking workshops last three hours and range in cost from $20-80 per individual. This workshop will explore the use of basic Western papermaking with recycled cotton. You will learn from artist Meredith Hislope how to make your own paper using sustainable, regenerative practices. We also offer special pricing for groups of up to 10 people. Download our workshop guide.

SIGN UP HERE

Open Studio is available to makers with previous experience making paper in our studio. Intro to Papermaking is a prerequisite for attending Open Studio sessions. This prerequisite is required regardless of paper making experience so you are familiar with our studio space and policies. Please see the sign up form for more details, we look forward to seeing you in our studio! Download our workshop guide.

SIGN UP HERE

The workshops last three hours and range in cost from $20-100 per individual. During this workshop, we will be utilizing fundamental papermaking techniques learned in Intro to Papermaking, but using pulp made from sustainable, locally sourced miscanthus. You will learn from artist Meredith Hislope how to make your own paper using sustainable, regenerative practices. We also offer special pricing for groups of up to 10 people. Download our workshop guide.

SIGN UP HERE

Intro to Papermaking workshops last three hours and range in cost from $20-80 per individual. This workshop will explore the use of basic Western papermaking with recycled cotton. You will learn from artist Meredith Hislope how to make your own paper using sustainable, regenerative practices. We also offer special pricing for groups of up to 10 people. Download our workshop guide.

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Join together in this workshop to make colorful handmade paper and play with pulp paint. Use a mould & deckle to make colorful paper for your holiday cards, journals, or unique works of art! Ages 12+

This workshop ranges in cost from $20-$120/individual. You will be in the studio for three hours to learn from artist E. Ainsley how to paint with paper pulp! You will work with recycled cotton to rye, local prairie grass, and hemp. We also offer special pricing for groups of up to 10 people.

In this workshop, we will use local agricultural fibers such as corn, hemp, and miscanthus to celebrate the harvest season. Pulp paint and stencils will be used to make designs on freshly pulled handmade paper. The stencils will consist of moon cycles and plants that signify autumn in the region: yarrow, goldenrod, squash, nuts, and more!  We also offer special pricing for groups of up to 10 people.

The workshops last three hours and range in cost from $20-100 per individual. This workshop will explore the use of basic Western papermaking with recycled cotton. You will learn from artist E. Ainsley how to make your own paper using sustainable, regenerative practices. We also offer special pricing for groups of up to 10 people. Download our workshop guide.

In this workshop, we will learn the western papermaking technique by pulling and pressing sheets of vibrant colored pulps that you might incorporate into future art projects, poetry, and collage. We will have materials ready and you are encouraged to BYOP: papers, journal pages, photos, and old documents to turn into pulp. The process of breaking down old notes and letters and transforming them into something new can be magical. Because the fibers have the potential to hold so much history, the medium works on its own to tell stories, disrupt or establish an archive, and ask questions about origin. This practice is integral to queer experiences of being and forever becoming. You'll find that paper is also very forgiving, loose, and fun!