Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
Apartment Therapy Chicago has a great idea on how to make a pocket sized floor plan, perfectly compact for when you need to take it on the go for reference at the paint, hardware, or furniture store. [ via Anh-Minh ]
Derek and Lauren show you how to create this stylish window garland over at Design Sponge.
Illustrator Rosemary Travale has a free PDF old man mask up on her blog, great for office surprise parties!
WhipUp points to this great photo-tutorial on Creature Comforts, which shows how to make pretty paper roses. Related: • Quilled Flowers • HOW TO – Make Stamped Tissue-Paper Flowers • HOW TO – Make a Paper Flower Corsage
This Japanese site offers a bunch of really cute paper dollhouses you can download to print out and make. Check out the translated version via Google to read what the selections are (Note: for some reason in this version the download buttons aren’t there so use this as a reference.) Pictured above is the country […]
Cory @ BoingBoing writes: Here’s a fantastic gallery of Dungeons and Dragons miniatures folded origami-style to match the Monster Manual and its successors (shown here, the Mind Flayer!). The creator is Joseph Wu, who clearly knows when to fold ’em.
Sister Diane at CraftyPod shares her method for making these colorful and useful mini-books made from playing cards.
