Mr_small
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URGENT! WANTED!! Do you know a quality marble paper maker in Seattle?

If you know such person, please let me know!!! If you are the craft man/woman, please respond with a link to your catalog/website, and tell me if you can produce about a dozen marble paper in about a week to a week and half from now. - I'm asking this particular task because of a show coming up next month. Though we need hand made marble paper immediately, if we like the product, we'll ask for dozens more as what we have here is an on going limited run publishing project. RSVP!

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  • Ava_small
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    Are you just looking for hand made marble or custom hand made marble (ie does it have to be a specific color or pattern) new York central art supply carries a wide variety and can do expedited shipping. Unfortunately their website kinda sucks but if you call they might be able to refer you to images on the web of the craftsmen who make why they carry.
    There used to be a hand made book place near the 619 bld on western. I don't know if theyre still around or if they made their own papers but they did have some I don't know their name unfortunately but you might be able to get it from someone else.
    Ate you looking for water or oil based marble paper ( the wb is more fluid, it's the eastern version, oil based us the very ordered venitian looking type more layered lines making up the patterns than the more random blobs that occur in the Asian types.) if you're looking for wb you might find someone in the international district

    I am assuming you've already checked out what's available at the stores and that's why you're looking for custom. But for random papers daniel smith and artist and craftsman. Ds will consistently carry the same type and will be pricey. ANC will have random papers (whatever the owner has found on closeout) and be cheaper but if you need more later they may not have more

    If you needed it later I would say to talk to the book making dept at cornish, when I was a student there they taught us how to do it as well as knew who made the stuff professionally. Unfortunately the teacher retired and I don't know the new ones personally. The semester starts after labor day though but that's past your deadline. If you need some in the future though I'd suggest talking with them. I work at Cornish now so if you want contact info for the future I can talk to them once fall semester is in swing. It's a different dept than I'm in (design) and I don't think the book dept is on the website as it's such a small section Of design. But I can do some research in person if this is a contact that could help you for future projects

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