This was one of the first episodes I recorded, with the wonderful paper artist

Karen Fernández from Indigo Craftroom. Her work focuses around paper Marbling &

Japanese Bookbinding and sharing everything I know about traditional crafts. In

this episode we talked about:

* How one workshop pushed her into a creative career

* Organising bookbinding workshops

* Running her own studio and what does Indigo mean

* Creating digital and physical product

And more! 

Curious about bookbinding and other paper magic made by Karen? Here are some

links to Indigo Craftroom: 

Website [https://www.indigocraftroom.com]

Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/indigo_craftroom/]

Shop [https://www.indigocraftroom.com/indigoshop/]

Blog [http://www.indigocraftroom.com/blog/]

Newsletter [https://mailchi.mp/bedd94fcc16f/theindigonewsletter]

Freebie 'My Top 10 Paper Marbling Tips & Tricks'

[https://mailchi.mp/47e06b60490c/freebie-marbling-guide]

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episode. You'll find the transcripts on our website here,

https://doineedschooltobe.buzzsprout.com

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