The official definition of "deckle" refers to the outside frame of a paper-making machine mold. In the world of barbecuing, it's a different (but not completely different) story. A deckle of beef ...

Holding History, a University of Wisconsin program focused on the history of media and book arts, hosted a papermaking event today in Library ... Participants used a mould and deckle to scoop up pulp ...

Laid paper mould [left]; wove mould [right] Laid paper [left]; wove paper [right] These paper moulds are from the collection of graphic arts. The papers are samples found in: Dard Hunter (1883-1966).

Williams Museum of Papermaking in Atlanta ... which used fibers running down in every direction with water above the mold screen without deckle sticks. The analysis of the tools and literature ...

Mould and deckle-making - the manufacture of mahogany frames for hand-making paper - is still practised by his former apprentice, Serge Pirard, in Belgium. But in the UK the craft has joined the ...

Paperworks is a not-for-profit social enterprise that uses the art of papermaking to engage marginalised ... "Then you use a mould and deckle to make a sheet of paper by dipping it into the ...

It was a mobile expansion of their business, Pulp & Deckle. Woodward had been using it to bring her artisan papermaking into the community. "We just feel so heartbroken because all of these people ...