Building A Panel From Torn Paper And Patience
How a single sheet of tea-stained paper turns into a layered mixed media panel: the order we build in, the pastes we trust and the mistakes worth keeping.
We started
with one shelf and too many
unfinished ideas.
Still true.
Everything sold here is made, cured and packed by the same pair of hands that wrote these notes.
Process, failures and the odd useful trick. We write these while the wax is still setting, so they’re honest rather than tidy.
Shop the suppliesHow a single sheet of tea-stained paper turns into a layered mixed media panel: the order we build in, the pastes we trust and the mistakes worth keeping.
Modelling paste, plaster, tissue, thread, rust and wax — what each layer actually does.
A slower cure makes a harder, gentler bar. Here is what happens on the shelf in between.
Wick size, pour temperature and the small tests behind every amber jar we send out.
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