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FDH Bull & Branch Newsletter (July 2008)
The latest issue of the Friends of Dard Hunter Bull & Branch newsletter (B&B Volume 27.2) is now available as a readable pdf file. Click on the Volume number and the file will open with Adobe Acrobat Reader. |
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This is a place for our members to share information of general
interest to our organization. The content will change monthly
and submissions are welcome from our current membership. All
submissions must be sent to the webmaster: dreampaper(at)aol.com
by the first of each month for posting
in the following month.
FDH reserves the right to select and
edit content based on available space, submission deadline,
and relevant subject matter.
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FDH Bull & Branch Newsletter (July 2008)
The latest issue of the Friends of Dard Hunter Bull & Branch newsletter (B&B Volume 27.2) is now available as a readable pdf file. Click on the Volume number and the file will open with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
The Bull & Branch newsletter is published
three times a year. Deadlines for
submissions are December 1, April 1, and July 1 of each year. All submissions should be sent to the attention of our V.P.
of Publications: peter.hopkins(at)comcast.net
NEW ·
FDH Blogspot!
The Friends of Dard hunter has created an internet blog site to bring you and the world timely information about the activities of the organization and its members http://dardhunter.blogspot.com. We encourage you to visit the site and subscribe for automatic delivery—and we especially encourage Friends to send news, announcements, articles and photographs to Peter Hopkins, VP of Publications peter.hopkins(at)comcast.net
The cut-off date for the annual FDH Membership Directory
is April 1st of each year. Your membership form and
annual dues must be received by the cut-off date to have a
current listing in the Directory.
Moving or change of address? Please send
all changes to the attention of our Executive
Director, Betsy Dollar: dreampaper(at)aol.com
The Friends are seeking sites and site hosts
for future Annual Meetings. If interested, please contact
our Executive
Director, Betsy Dollar: dreampaper(at)aol.com
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FDH 25th Anniversary Exhibition CD Project
The Friends of Dard Hunter 25th Anniversary Exhibition CD Project is currently in production, as the project draws near completion, more details will be forthcoming.
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FDH PAPERMAKING MAGNETS perfect for the studio, home, or office. 49 break-apart word and watermark magnets—plus, a special bonus magnet of Dard, himself. Decorate your fridge with designs by Dard! Create simple sentences, to-do lists, or paper poetry from this essential papermaker's lexicon. Merge these tiles with other word magnet sets to form well-crafted expressions of imagination and artistry. Each sheet is 5.75" square, with easy to separate pieces. All words and images are rendered in black on a white background and they stick to metal! Each FDH magnet sheet is $5.00 or purchase 3 sheets for only $12.00 (plus shipping and handling). The ideal gift for students, professionals, or any paper enthusiast!
Mail orders only to: FDH · P.O. Box 65750 · St. Paul, MN 55165
Checks or money orders in US Funds only. No credit cards.
FDH Papermaking Magnets ORDER FORM (PDF)
NEW PAPER MUSEUM, Appleton, Wisconsin
Appleton has a new paper museum. The old Atlas Mill on the
Fox River is now the home of the Paper Discovery Center. This
is an ideal location for the museum, considering so much of
the commercial paper industry was situated along the Fox River. www.paperdiscoverycenter.org
PAPER CIRCLE, Nelsonville, Ohio.
For More Information: Contact: Paper Circle, P.O. Box 117, Nelsonville, OH 45764, phone 740.753.3374, papercircle@frognet.net
MEDIEVAL & GOTHIC BOOKS WORKSHOP Santa, Idaho
Friend, Jim Croft is offering a two week workshop in
Medieval & Gothic books. No experience is necessary as
the actual binding is a small part of the larger experience
of building a book from the ground up. We will make bone folders,
awls, knives and learn about sharpening tools, processing
flax and hemp fiber from stalk to spun thread for sewing a
book, old ways papermaking, and construct a "medieval
or gothic or whatever style you wish book" with wooden
covers and brass clasps. You can see pictures and additional
information at our web page www.geocities.com/oldways_id
All contact information is through Jim's web page.
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