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S123. Gum Sandarac
S123. Gum Sandarac
Used on vellum and paper just before writing to achieve fine hairlines. Will help produce crisper letters. May stop bleeding, feathering.
Choose 1/2oz, 1oz, or Bag.
1/2oz and 1oz: Tie up in a small square of cotton cloth, and lightly pounce onto your paper to produce finer thins.
Bag: A small drawstring (cloth) bag of ground gum sandarac ready for you to use to correct slight bleeding or to get thinner thins. Dab the sandarac onto the paper through the cloth & then hold the paper vertically and tap off any excess. Contains 1-ounce gum sandarac.
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TAB2.4. Tabellae Ansatae 2.4
Tabellae Ansatae Vol.2 No.4
Portable Museum
by Barbara Harman
Scrap Hoarders Accordion Book
by Donna Ratigan
On Being a Book Artist
by Edward Hutchins
Why I Live at the Post Office
by Jean Wilson
Woven Bridges Book
by Dorothy Swendeman & Peggy Marrs
Subtle Colors in the Night
by Sherrie Lovler
Writing on Walls
by Jenny Hunter Groat, Margaret Lammerts, Jean Wilson, & Gemma Black
Jean Wilson's Envelopes
See color versions of the envelopes Jean Wilson sent to John Neal published in Bound & Lettered Vol.5 No.3.
Other examples of Jean Wilson's envelopes can be seen in Tabellae Ansatae Vol.2 No.4 and Bound & Lettered Vol.5 No.2.
Look inside this issue (cover, table of contents, selected pages). This is a large file and may take some time to load.
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P40. Paris Paper for Pens
Paris Paper for Pens.
This pad from Borden & Riley has very smooth surface paper that is great for either broad edged or pointed pen work. To achieve the finest thins in broad edge work, apply gum sandarac powder. 40-sheet pad.
Choose Size:
9 x 12
11 x 14
14 x 17
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