Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
Ann Martin’s Ring of Keys is a replica of antique keys made with quilled paper. I’m amazed by all the details! Ann writes: A few years ago I became interested in translating found and natural objects into paper filigree; my mission was to make them as realistic as possible. Mostly I replicated plants, but then […]
First off, don’t panic. Yes, that is a Christmas tree you see in the picture above. However, we’re not getting in to holiday craft panic mode just yet. Pam of Gingerbread Snowflakes has started a few Christmas in July posts, and this one really caught my eye. She shows how to make these mini piñatas […]
Airplane rides can be really long and really boring. Make the most of your surroundings. Dig into the seat back in front of you, pull out the barf bag, and craft up a puppet to play with. The barf bag holds more fun than you might imagine. The puffer fish is covered in colorful spines. […]
Lisa of Celebrate Creativity in all its forms has a great recipe card project for your next bake sale. You can even get the kids to help out! Lisa writes: This recipe card project is a great way to turn an ordinary bake sale item into an extraordinary one. A little goes a long way […]
Crafty Chica Kathy Cano-Murillo shows how to do this super fast 4th of July paper swag banners using patriotic scrapbook papers.
Cindy of Skip to My Lou has a downloadable template to make these 4th of July snack cups. Check out her other 4th of July projects too!
Jek at Scrumdilly Do shows you how to make spin art using a kitchen salad spinner. It’s a fun project for kids to make their own fireworks art!
