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The article offers step-by-step instructions for making a friend flip card.

A chapter from the book "The Peterkin Papers" is presented. It states how the Peterkins decided to become wise as a family as the lady from Philadelphia was not present. It tells how they concluded that people who possess a great number of books are intelligent. It recounts the initiatives of the family to create a library by making a bookcase, finding nutgalls and vinegar to produce ink, searching for a quill and acquiring paper from the postmaster. It narrates how Solomon John does not have anything to write in the end.

Chapter XLVIII of the book "Donal Grant," by George MacDonald is presented. It narrates that Donal Grant was summoned by the Earl and the latter was disappointed when he failed to bring the papers. It highlights the arguments between the Earl and Lord Forgue in which the Earl revealed that Lord Forgue is a bastard because he never married his mother.

Chapter 5 of the book "Average Jones" is presented. It depicts Jones who sits at the cafe of Hotel Palatia with his mind troubled with several matters. It mentions that Jones' mind focuses on the lost of the trail that would lead him to Harvey Craig and the Oriental papers found in the deserted Bellair Street apartment that had been proven.

The article presents a science experiment on finding the mass of a sheet of paper that would be appropriate for school children. A list of required materials including sheets of paper, brown paper bag, yardstick and jar, is presented. Preparation instructions, specific procedures, and discussion topics are also presented.

The article offers information on several materials required in using the glue Mod Podge and offers step-by-step instructions to use it with paper. It states that brayer is needed to eliminate air bubbles and suggests to select the one which is suitable in size for one's projects. It mentions that foam brushes are best to apply the glue as they don't leave brushstrokes. It highlights that a scale and pencil can be used to measure and make mark on fabric or paper.

The article offers step-by-step instruction for yard measurements using a sheet of paper; and different sized stakes and string.

The article describes the materials used for the quilling craft. Quilling strips can be bought in a large variety of colours and types with a standard length of 45 centimeters and width of 3-15 millimeters. It notes that quilling strips can also be cut by hand from paper sheets. It recommends pure white polyvinyl acetate (PVA) glue and an extra strong one for less absorbent papers. Other materials mentioned include cocktail sticks, wooden dowels of various sizes and shapes, and tweezers.

The article focuses on the design made by Kolegram Design for the invitation and poster for Buntin Reid's paper show which will be held at Hard Rock Café. The promotional material, printed on Luna Matte 100-pound text, was a cyan-magenta-yellow-black (CMYK) flyer which turns into a poster. The photographs depict creative director Mike Teixeira in a rock star outfit and posing different rock moves.

The article offers advice on the important points to consider in drawing. It emphasizes the need to work on the quality of lighting and the surface on which one draws, and to support drawing by working on the correct position. It advises the need to choose the best quality paper, hold a pencil in a comfortable position, and sharpen pencils mechanically with an appropriate sharpener. It suggests techniques when drawing with charcoal and when drawing with pen and ink.

The article presents the materials and equipment used for drawing. A diagram features the materials and equipment which are indispensable when first starting to draw, including paper, felt pens, watercolors and tempera, pencils and graphites. Examples of strokes drawn on rough paper with different media are illustrated.

A letter is presented about the disappointment of Lady Davers regarding the decision of Pamela to decline her request about the papers.

A letter is presented about the request of Lady Davers to see the rest of the papers of Pamela before making any judgment.

The article offers suggestions for using basic layouts in calligraphic writing, and cites tips like writing a paragraph using a pencil in copperplate style while working on a dark or thick paper, and lines lightly in pencil and then erase the pencil marks while addressing envelops.

The article offers suggestions for troubleshooting in calligraphy. Topics include tips like dealing with pen snagging by writing on smooth paper; preventing ink bleeding by leaving the cap off overnight to allow the excess water to evaporate; managing the problem of flowing of ink by dipping the pen correctly; and preventing shaky writing by writing in a smooth, fluid motion.

The article presents art materials used in the making of Victorian blue Christmas tree including Turquoise dot patterned paper, resin wreath and scoring board.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for pasting a patterned paper.

The article focuses on paper, which is commonly made from plant fibers, water and various additives. In the early times, textile was the raw material for paper-making, but it has since evolved to use cotton, fibre or wood free in the modern times. Identifying the grain direction of the paper is an important part to do before using it to avoid problems later. A1, A1 and A4 are the most common sizes of paper.

The article discusses the natural qualities of handmade paper as it guides its readers through the process of making their own. It notes that true paper was invented by the Chinese and patented by Ts'ai Lun in 105 Common Era (CE). It indicates the abundance of plant and other materials suitable for making paper which can be acquired free of charge. It points out that producing handmade paper is a medium of creativity that can counteract the surge of environmental damage.

The article offers information on the right stampable materials for rubber stamps. It cites paper and card as the first choice because of its flat surfaces in which stamps can be customized and decorated. It indicates that using card and paper, everyone can create a gift wrap or greeting card in which images can be stamped on. It highlights wood and fabric as other means for rubber stamping.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making papier mâché for science experiments.

The article discusses the use of paper elements for embellishing paper craft projects.

A definition of the term "digital paper" is presented. It refers to a patterned paper used in conjunction with a digital pen to create handwritten digital documents. The proprietary printed dot pattern uniquely identifies the position coordinates on the paper.