Rice Paper: Scrap

A compact toolkit for junk journals and collage. Pages of cut-out alphabets and numerals clipped from old newspapers and magazines — ransom-note style, in dozens of typefaces — sit alongside sheets of ephemera: aged notebook pages, paper clips, labels, tags, photo corners and frames, a red rose, weathered scraps of parchment. Everything is designed to be cut out and layered, so a single sheet fills an entire spread with believable vintage detail. Apply the rice paper to journal pages, boxes, albums or furniture: the thin sheet melts into the surface with that distinctive, refined result only rice paper can offer, and the letters let you compose names, dates and titles exactly as you need them. A small collection that earns a permanent place on the craft table.