Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, machรฉ, and more.
I’m always using whatever’s at hand for bookmarks – bus tickets, junk mail, etc. But these adorable page corner markers by Tally of I Could Make That make me want to change my ways. Her tutorial is excellent, and she demonstrates a more decorative approach as well as this monster design.
I love this take on pom pom party decor from Anna Bond of Rifle Design for Once Wed. She created the colorful vines for her wedding, but I think they’d work great for any kind of celebration. [via The Long Thread] More: How-To: Pom-Pom Car Wedding Decorations How-To: T-Shirt Pom Poms How-To: Newspaper Pom Poms […]
I’m a person who loves anything in miniature and really loves to get mail, so this latest project from Photojojo is a big winner in my book. Introducing the world’s smallest photo postcard. You can turn your photos into 1โณx1/2โณ confetti-sized wonders that you can even write on and mail to your favorite people. Get […]
Here is a cool way to kick your coloring books up a notch and personalize them with photos of the whole family.
The aesthetic bar has been raised in kid’s crafts that I covet so many for myself these days!
These owl goodie bags and bookmarks from Shivani of My Owl Barn and Lynn of Jinjerup are so adorable. I love how the bookmarks have their own special little pocket on the side of the bag so they can be tucked away for gifting.
If you are looking for beautiful, clever and eco-friendly ways to decorate your home for the Easter weekend, check out this interview and slide show with David Stark over on CasaSugar. The designer and party planner shares his ideas for incorporating recylced materials in to your spring decor.
