Course on infilling with paper pulp

Workshop
Pulp Repair Techniques for the Paper Conservator
Campbell Center for Historic Preservation Studies

Instructors: Margo McFarland

September 1-4, 2010

Cost:$1050.00
Includes all course materials, lodging and most meals

AIC scholarships of $300 may still be available.

Course Description: This hands-on course is designed to teach the
participant practical methods in making and applying paper pulp for
the repair of tears and losses in paper. The course will cover:
creating paper pulp from recycled materials; mixing and matching
pulp to achieve the desired tone, texture, and weight; the use of
paper pulp to repair tears, mask unsightly areas, and repair skinned
or abraded surfaces; and information exchange amongst participants
on techniques and tools they already use.

To register for the course go to:

    <URL:http://www.campbellcenter.org/pages/registration.html>

Sharon Welton
Program Director
Campbell Center for Historic Preservation Studies
Mount Carroll Illinois
815-244-1173


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