It's a treat to discover an artist who balances two crafts, playful design, and the rhythm of the seasons. This week, I'm thrilled to introduce artist Hannah Gebhart, the creative force behind  DinoCat Studio . Her printmaking and quilling work offer a joyful, intentional view of the world - one quirky animal or vibrant paper landscape at a time.   What’s Cookin’, Good Lookin’

Spring is in the air, buds are opening, birds are singing, and paper artists are creating gorgeous things that celebrate the season. Below you'll find twelve gifts that will charm Mom (or anyone who deserves a little love right now). I've included maker notes, shipping perks, and plenty of color to spark ideas.

With 30+ ribbons at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, Wendy Verity’s quilled creations are as intricate as her lifelong love of the craft.     I'm delighted to introduce Australian quiller Wendy Verity, whose richly detailed and award-winning paper artworks reflect the beauty of Australia's native flora and fauna. With more than four decades of experience, Wendy is a leading figure in the quilling community, an artist, teacher, and tireless advocate for the craft.     Gang-gang - 1st prize (Standard of Excellence Showcase) Quilled Wall Hanging 2023 Easter Show

Few artists bring paper to life like Licia Politis. A master of dimensional quilling, Licia has once again garnered awards for her work, this time at the 2025 Sydney Royal Easter Show, Australia's largest annual ticketed event. With over 800,000 attendees, the Show highlights the best in rural tradition and artistic innovation.    

What color better defines summer days than blue? As we look forward to azure skies and warm, turquoise waters, now is an ideal time to treat yourself to a new piece or two of paper jewelry to welcome the season... it will be here before we know it! There's a shade of blue for everyone, no matter whether you're drawn to cool or warm tones.     Elizabeth Avakian: Abstract Shine    

While researching Tasmania’s 2024 Paper on Skin competition , I discovered the astonishing paper fashions of Ann Lines—a Manchester, England artist whose intricate designs stopped me in my tracks.