Back in the studio, the handmade paper bowls are taking on a life of their own . . .
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Quinn McDonald is an artist and teacher of journaling courses. See her work at QuinnCreative.com (c) 2007 Quinn McDonald, All rights reserved.
Back in the studio, the handmade paper bowls are taking on a life of their own . . .
—Quinn McDonald is an artist and teacher of journaling courses. See her work at QuinnCreative.com (c) 2007 Quinn McDonald, All rights reserved.
I love these beautiful paper bowls! Is there anyway I could get instruction on making them? delilahv17@hotmail.com
I’ve sent you the instructions–enjoy!
Thank you so much!
You are welcome!
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Thanks for the reply. I would like instructions on both please. Many thanks in advance.
Hi Quinn. These are wonderful. I just started working with paper mache pulp and I’m now expanding to pulling handmade paper. I came across your site looking for inspiration and you have definitely done that. I know this is an older posting but I see that you were willing to share your “how to” on creating them. Would you please consider sending your guidelines on creating these. Thanx!
Irv
There is no offer of a tutorial on that site, but I’ll be happy to help if you tell me specifically what you want.
Hello Quinn, we live in Lebanon and would love to make your bowls. Would it be possible to get the instructions? Many thanks, Tamim
I make paper (and live in the desert, too! Ha!) and would LOVE to learn how to make these bowls!! Did you just wing it or did you have a guide?
I’ll send you an email about the paper bowls.
Hi there! I LOVE these bowls, and wonder if you sell them? I see this is an old post, so I hope you are still creating. They are lovely!
Thanks for liking the bowls. I made the paper and dried the flowers for those bowls, but now that I live in the desert, I no longer make them. I turned to book arts, instead. Thanks for letting me know!
These are gorgeous Quinn. You are so talented in so many areas, so creative.It must be wonderfully absorbing to produce these bowls – what a gift.
Thanks, Susan and Heather. I keep moving ahead. I have an idea for the next group . . .
Wow!! I love these bowls, Quinn….the colors,textures and sculptural qualities. They are wonderful!
Susan
This really is a gift Quinn. Your bowls just keep getting better.
Thanks Mari and Shewolf– It is less about talent than about dogged determination to complete the task. But I’m pleased that they aren’t just plain bowls anymore. I like the direction of more complex work.
These are beautiful, Quinn.
Quin~
These bowls are absolutely beautiful. What a talent you have for this…I’m envious.