Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
This festive and patriotic pinwheel garland from Sam at Cook Quilt Make and Bake is the perfect for decoration for your summer time fun! Head over to the site to see the full how-to! More: How-To: Dixie Cup Light Garland @Craftzine.com blog triped Origami Heart Garland @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Make a Sewn Leaf Garland @Craftzine.com […]
Over on Scoutie Girl, Regina Morrison shows us to make your own fabric tape. Make any package cuter with your own designs. More: How-To: Fabric Tape @Craftzine.com blog
I am loving the dramatic shapes and unusual pairings of Rowan Shaw’s Frank Ideas jewelry line. While not all the materials are recycled, she uses paper, recycled plastics, buttons, and fabrics to amazing effect. I am totally inspired by the use of materials! (Via All Things Paper.)
These momma bird cards from Larissa at mmmcrafts are sending me into total cute overload. I really hope that my mom isn’t reading this, because I’m definitely making her one for Mother’s Day! Ready to get started? Head over to mmmcrafts to download the template. [Via FaveCrafts] More: Recipe: Mini Bird Nest Cupcakes @Craftzine.com blog […]
Is your washi tape collection getting a little out of control? Tame it with this washi tape holder tutorial from Nicole at The Lovely Poppy! [Via Craftaholics Anonymous] More: How-To: Make Your Own Washi Tape @Craftzine.com blog Washi Tape Hand Carved Stamps @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Washi Tape Wrapping Paper @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Washi Tape Party […]
You may have noticed my predilection for paper sculpture, but these pieces by Anna-Wili Highfield are really jaw-dropping. They somehow seem more wiry and raw than most, which makes sense when you see her copper wire sculptures, too. I’m particularly fond of the giraffe, below. (Via Dude Craft.) More: Torn Paper Animal Sculptures
In honor of our very own Lish appearing on the one and only Martha Stewart show (!!!) let’s have another Martha moment with these lovely paper-cup flowers. This is a great way to use any extra few cupcake paper cups you have left over from a batch. I might need to bake some to celebrate Lish’s Martha dream coming true!
