Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
This latest creation from Kris of 1 Inch Minis could be called “An Ode to Card Stock.” The piece was a commissioned piece and is constructed almost entirely of card stock. It’s hard to believe that paper can be so versatile. Read more about the other unique materials she used to create details like the […]
Want to add a little intrigue and mystery to your office Halloween party? You could always make a set of these tiny leather spell books by Ruby from the Ruby Murray blog, then start consulting them periodically during that boring Monday morning meeting! Head over to her site to see the full tutorial. Inspired to […]
I think our own Lish needs these awesome eyeglasses photobooth props from Oh Happy Day so all her friends can be as rad as she is in her iconic glasses.
Last week, Patricia Zapata of A Little Hut put out a call for suggestions on what she should make with a left over cardboard ring from a roll of painter’s tape. She’s followed up with her beautiful and clever project, and has included a how-to so you can make your own. See how it came […]
Ann of All Things Paper points us to this great tutorial from Marisa and Elias of Omiyage for making spiderweb kirigami. I love the bright colors of paper they’ve used for the webs. It would be a fun project to try with kids, and could be a fun way to decorate a Halloween party table. […]
The process Merrilee of Mer Mag uses to create these adorable Halloween paper mache puppets could be applied to any design or season, making it a great project to create over and over again. Get the full tutorial over on her blog.
I love illustrator Bob Staake’s children’s books and New Yorker covers. He let me know about his new downloadable template to make a bookmobile. It’s simple enough for young kids to make. Just print, cut, fold, and glue. Check out Bob’s books here (over 50!). If I have to choose a favorite it would be […]
