Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
Everything Alice: The Wonderland Book of Makes and Bakes, by Hannah Read-Baldrey and Christine Leech Win first prize this year for the best roses with this spectacular display of easy-to-make lights. If you cannot find a string of large bulbs, you can easily make smaller roses for a string of smaller lights. This project excerpt […]
Ann Martin of All Things Paper points us to the stunning work of paper artist Li-Chu Wu who creates breathtaking pieces of jewelry from paper and metal. Her work is all about paper and layers; using multiple layers to create subtle movement and tactile qualities. Applying a mix of metalsmithing techniques and new technologies her […]
This year we’re making a retro mod orb star ornament as a tree topper. It can also be used as an ornament, or be put on display in a pretty glass bowl. As a warm and tasty treat we mulled some cider as well. Mulling cider is so easy, makes your home smell delicious, and is the perfect cozy cocktail for a holiday party. More info: http://bit.ly/g42IjB
We posted a couple months back about Mini-eco’s woven gift topper, but here’s a really fun new Space Invaders version she’s done. What I love most about this project is that it’s a simple way to introduce yourself to the joys of weaving in patterns. Once you’ve mastered these aliens, think how many other images […]
I really enjoyed this garland, featured on the HGTV Design Happens blog this morning, from Kaye Blegvad. I agree with the HGTV post, garland is definitely making a comeback, but I know I’m trying to find new items to feature and, overall, switch it up.
I like to write letters. Putting a pen to a piece of paper and surprising a friend with real mail in her actual mailbox can be so much more satisfying than sending a quick email! Luckily, the folks over at Design Sponge feel the same way, and have come up with a great project to […]
I love this party decoration from Sara of Creative Jewish Mom. She created a number wreath for her daughter’s birthday and decorated it using paper plates and cupcake liners. She points out that while the project is simple, it can get a bit time consuming, so plan accordingly.
