Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
My pal Christine from Delachic has officially made the most wonderful and ridiculous hat that I’ve ever seen. Designed for a charity event that also happened to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, she whipped up this fabulous Titanic derby hat the night before using manila folders and foam sheets. […]
Staying in the paper world these diamonds are forever cool by Mini Eco and way more attainable than real ones. And conflict-free, I imagine.
With spring fully in the air now, picnics are a perfect way to get out and enjoy the weather. I’m loving these cool butcher paper picnic totes over on Oh Happy Day. This brilliant DIY picnic basket is the work of Alexis Birkmeyer. The materials to make this are really simple. Here we used an […]
Creat fun, gift-worthy journals with this cute washi tape notebook tutorial that Katie from Sew Woodsy shared on Skip to My Lou. According to the post, Teacher Appreciation Week is the first full week of May. So, after you make one for yourself, you might want to whip up one more for your child’s favorite […]
I wish I had the patience and hand-eye coordination to do intricate paper-cuts, so I am always blown away by people who make it an art. Stuart McLachlan is clearly a master of paper-cut; his stunning kid’s party hats and elaborate installations are incredible. I love the way he immerses people in the paper. (Via […]
Clearly I have been on a paper kick lately, if you could tell, and I am pleased to see Design Sponge providing some really rad inspiration! These sculptural paper orbs are so pretty and look fairly simple to make yourself.
Finding ways to modify generic crepe paper streamers and tissue paper is a fun and inexpensive strategy for amping up your party decor. Jordan of Oh Happy Day shares how to cut and twist crepe paper to create a lively garland. I was playing around with it for a different project and loved how these […]
