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              A little searching through my book marked web sites has resulted in
      a  
      bonanza: 
      Directions for several different woven fish, as well as a number
  of  
  other folded paper items, including  a dollar bill wreath (similar
  to  
  tea bag folding in that multiple small pieces of paper are folded,
  then  
  held together to form a particular pattern), and Moravian stars
  (also  
  known as Advent/ Swedish /German stars), may be found on the
  following  
  web site:  
  http://members.aol.com/cinkmirror/instruction/pow1.htm  This is a web site specifically devoted to tea bag folding :  
  http://www.ozemail.com.au/~allcraft/teabag.htm  The Fascinating folds web site has information and products for
  any  
  number of different paper activities, including tea bag folding
  (books  
  and paper supplies), paste paper making, collage, origami, paper
  making,  and paper cutting.  Search through the web site under the
  "paper arts"  
  section to reach the tea bag folding area:  
  http://www.fascinating-folds.com/welcome.htm  My favorite paper cutting web site shows some extremely beautiful  
  examples of paper cutting (many in book form):  
  http://idt.net/~beart/bookp.html#book  The Fabric origami web site, which follows, has some very wonderful
  box  
  and card designs.  These objects could be as easily folded from
  paper.  
  http://www.owt.com/gdscott/  This is a great template site, with template diagrams for a multitude
  of  different objects, envelopes, and cards:  
  http://www.bydonovan.com/templates.html  The following origamic architecture web site offers fascinating  
  architectural forms, all done with scissors and paper!  
  http://members.aol.com/kselena/OA/oamainpg.html  Some wildly wonderful and advanced paper folding examples and  
  information can be found on the following web site devoted to
  geometric  
  paper folding:  
  http://www.sgi.com/grafica/huffman/index.html    
  American Museum of Papermaking  http://www.ipst.edu/amp/   Dieu Donné Inc.  
    http://www.colophon.com/dieudonne/dd1.html  
    is a not-for-profit hand papermaking studio located
  in the Soho art district of New York City. Dieu Donné celebrated its 20th
  anniversary in 1996. Founded in 1976 by Susan Gosin and Bruce Wineberg,
  the mission of Dieu Donné is the advancement of the art of
  handpapermaking by reinventing and adapting the age-old techniques of
  handpapermaking for contemporary artmaking.   Hand Papermaking Magazine   
    http://www.bookarts.com/handpapermaking This site includes an indispensable series of articles for beginners. The
  magazine is a must-read for papermakers.   
    Peter Verheyen's Book Arts Web Site   
    http://www.dreamscape.com/pdverhey/ He is the list manager for the book arts list and has links to the book
  arts archives, among others at this site.   Paper List  
  PAPER-L@vma.cc.nd.edu or PAPER-L@IRISHVMA.BITNET,
  Fine art printmaking, papermaking, & bookarts  
  List name: PAPER-L, Host name: IRISHVMA.BITNET. To
  subscribe, send mail to LISTSERV@IRISHVMA.BITNET with the command (paste
  it!): SUBSCRIBE PAPER-L. For more information, you can contact the list
  owner at PAPER-L-request@IRISHVMA.BITNET   Waterleaf Mill and Bindery a teaching
  facility for bookbinding, papermaking, marbling and the production arm of
  Pequeno Press  
        http://www.primenet.com/~patbooks  Teaching Hand Papermaking  
        http://soli.inav.net/~zpaper/  
        A wonderful, thorough, inspiring book.   Introduction to Paper Casting  
        http://home.earthlink.net/~macarney/paper.htm   The Prairie Paper Project  
        http://www.cs.uiowa.edu/~jones/prairiepaper.html by Douglas W. Jones, The Center for the Book at The University of
  Iowa.   
  An introduction to papermaking using straw. "To
  further the connection to the vanishing natural environment of the
  Midwest, I used straw from big bluestem grass, one of the grasses that
  once towered over Iowa's tallgrass prairies."   
        (I had problems connecting direct, the
          page is there, do the connection in parts-Akua>  Papermaking at the Minneapolis College of Art
  and Design  
        http://www.mcad.edu/classrooms/papermaking/paper.html great course description, blibliography and links.   The Paper Shed, papermaking supplies and
  exotic papers  
        http://www.polwarth.demon.co.uk/   
        They're in Britain- so my correspondents in th U.K.
  have another great place from which to order, and visit. Moulds in those
  A3, A4, A5 sizes, papermaking kits, pulps and linters, dye pots, paper
  string .... a lovely, well-presented site.   Women's Studio Workshop   
    http://www.wsworkshop.org/   
    Women's Studio Workshop is a not for profit artists'
  space founded in 1974 to provide a supportive working environment for all
  persons interested in the arts. WSW staff artists coordinates grants,
  fellowships, internships, and exhibition opportunities for visual artists
  in state of the art printmaking, papermaking and photography
  studios.   Seastone Papers, a studio for hand
  papermaking, surface designing, and book arts,   
        http://www.tiac.net/users/sbernat/upcoming.html   
        offers winter, early spring and summer series of
  papermaking classes on Martha's Vineyard. Classes included Forming Paper:
  Size, Shape, Lamination, Techniques of Fiber Collage and Multiple Dips,
  Decorative Interiors: Inclusions and Coagulation, Surface Design: Focus on
  Pulp Painting, Shaping Flax Three-Dimensionally, Working with Plant
  Fibers, Pulp Book Art.... a well organized and presented site.   Stefan's Florilegium: producing pulp, making
  handmade paper  
        http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/rialto/papermaking-msg.html  
        Mark S. Harris'papermaking-messages- 6/7/94- a
  collection of various messages collected from various computer networks.  Paper Casting Using Rycraft Ceramic Stamps  
    http://www.rycraft.com/pc/pc1.htm   Paper Crafts Bulletin Board  
    http://www.wwvisions.com/craftbb/papercrafts.html   
  Marbling for Paper and Fabric, Information and
  Sources  
        http://members.aol.com/marbling/marbling  The Best Little Craft Mall  
        http://www.craftmall.com  
        sponsors a discussion area, links to extensive book
  resource   Aunt Annie's Craft Page  
  Recycling and Crafts  
  http://auntannie.com   ArtsWire  
    http://www.artswire.org   Beverly's Craft and Fabric Message Board... with
  several paper threads  
        http://www.beverlys.com//wwwboard.htm  Craft Equipment Exchange Newsletter   
        http://www.sonic.net/~ceen    
  Creators on the Net Bini Atkinson  
http://www.larts.co.uk/atkib.htm 
Jane Ingram Allen, Sculptor/Installation artist  
    http://www.borg.com/~allents works in/with paper, offers workshops, and has great articles to read at
  her site.  Francesco Baietti's Maché.  
    http://www.well.it/baietti/  Catherine Campaigne  
    Valentine Bowl, 1994 Papier Maché/Acrylic 5 3/4" x 2 3/8"  
    http://www.lanminds.com/proarts96/artists/043.html   Paper Pottery from Gentle Art  
    http://www.maui.ne/~southsky/gentle/paperpot.html  Paper Pursuits, a gallery of handmade Judaica arts and crafts by Lois
  Mittleman, fiber artist  
        http://members.aol.com/Papursuits/  
  Studio Beth - Paper Projects  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3307/paper1.html      
             
			 
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