I have been "collecting" San Rio stationaries when I was a kid in The Philippines!!! San Rio is an Asian Stationary!!!When I arrived in Belgium, papers are "pretty simple", until now!!! And, when I started Journaling, I'm happy to find Chinese and Japanese Journaling products at Aliexpress or Temu, and JOURNALSAY!!! China, being the "oldest" paper making country, had advanced this! My expectations are high on China, that it beats American and European paper industries, and some products!!!I'm proud for being half Chinese/ half filipino/ half Indian!!!
I can totally relate , I hoard a lot of art stuff too. About the book press, I have linked in the description a video of making it at home, hopefully within a certain budget. I hope it helps. If not, you can always use heavy bricks, books or tiles to press the books. Nothing should stop creatives from creating
Super work Sharon. Nice. 😊
Thank you Aunty 😄
I have been "collecting" San Rio stationaries when I was a kid in The Philippines!!! San Rio is an Asian Stationary!!!When I arrived in Belgium, papers are "pretty simple", until now!!! And, when I started Journaling, I'm happy to find Chinese and Japanese Journaling products at Aliexpress or Temu, and JOURNALSAY!!! China, being the "oldest" paper making country, had advanced this! My expectations are high on China, that it beats American and European paper industries, and some products!!!I'm proud for being half Chinese/ half filipino/ half Indian!!!
That sounds amazing! I wish I could get my hands on China and Japan papers too 😍. They’re pretty expensive in Germany though:(
Thank you for taking the time to show us your process. 🙂
It's only been a pleasure making them and also filming them 😍
That’s a great idea, although I won’t be able to justify the purchase of a book press with my husband or son. I’m an artist I have enough stuff.
I can totally relate , I hoard a lot of art stuff too. About the book press, I have linked in the description a video of making it at home, hopefully within a certain budget. I hope it helps. If not, you can always use heavy bricks, books or tiles to press the books. Nothing should stop creatives from creating