Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
These lovely paper bag trees by Katie at Matsutake are one more reason that I wish I had a talent for paper crafting. She combined lunch bags, yarn pompons, and Mod Podge, and somehow ended up with a seasonal project fit to display on any mantle. I am seriously impressed! Head over to her site […]
I may be all grown up, but I still get excited (like, little kid excited) when I something special arrives in the mail. If a regular postcard would make my day, I think it’s safe to say that one of these canning jar postcards from My Sweet Prairie would definitely make my week! Have you […]
Kate from minieco made this spooky, cute Pacman garland as part of her kid-friendly Halloween decorating. If you want to make your own, you can download a PDF of the template on her site!
Craft Leftovers Monthly is enjoying its 4th year in print, so Happy Anniversary CLM! Articles included in the latest issue (Issue 4 Vol 3) include: Lemon Balm Tea September Skies Lacy Knit Headwrap DIY Watercolors and Travel Set Knitter’s Balm to Relieve the Aches Plant Press and Field Journal Find the Words – Crafty Wordfind […]
Joel takes paper dolls to a new level with this happy “Dressy Cats” set he created for his son and daughter. At his Made by Joel site he offers us templates of his Dressy Cats with tons of accessories to print out so that we can assemble our own cat family scene to play with. […]
When Black and Eiffel posted about this Air Mail Sticky Tape from Nancy & Betty Studio, I added it to my must-buy list for my office.
Mysterious and elaborate paper sculptures have been popping up in locations around Edinburgh’s literary scene for months, and Central Stn user chrisdonia has documented the awesomeness for all to see. As of yet, nobody seems to know the identity of the artist who is gifting these works to libraries, theaters, and literary spaces across the […]
