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Re: suitable paper?
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- Subject: Re: suitable paper?
- From: "Peter D. Verheyen" <verheyen@PHILOBIBLON.COM>
- Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 18:31:56 -0400
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Hi, no paste, just acrylics with medium to thin it down... Paste would be
water soluble and on the tyvek could easily smudge. As for making
pastepapers, there's a whole compilation of recipes at the top of the
"Decorated Papers" section of the Book Arts links page. I've used
everything from straight paste, to 50/50 paste/methycel. mixture, to most
recently straight, but thick methylcel. Keeps longer and I can make a big
batch... My daughter loves it too.
p.
>Interesting Peter what you say about using Tyveck with acrylics like paste
>paper. Could you expand on that? What recipe do you use for the paste, etc.
>Thank you,
>Beth
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