


I made some recycled paper this week using shredded bills, old notes, and a sprinkling of dried hydrangea blossoms that were clipped to make way for this year's growth. It's hard to imagine new hydrangea blossoms right now, but I do believe spring has arrived despite today's wintry mix of precipitation. (See
Ron's blog for the evidence.)
I think I have enough paper to make a small book. I don't know what will be in that book just yet, but I'm eager to try out a sewn binding.
We want to get the little dog accustomed to studio visits, and the picture of her in the window was taken in Ron's studio.