Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
Anne Martin of All Things Paper points us to the amazing miniatures work of Kris Compas from 1 Inch Minis. Kris creates all kinds of tiny, delicate doll house details and often works in paper. Her intricate paper basket tutorial is fascinating, and she even used quilling paper to create a decorative shelf in one […]
Larissa of mmmcrafts shares this fantastic 3D Paper Owl project as part of Skip to My Lou’s Craft Camp. She’s provided a template and detailed instructions on cutting the pieces and assembling them to give the piece a 3D effect. She even offers an alternate option for color scheme and background, and includes tips on […]
Kami on Make and Takes shows you how to make these patriotic Fourth of July paper lollies. They make such beautiful decorations for your holiday backyard barbecues!
I love the unique touch of this hand-stitched wedding ring card by Marie at Make and Takes. You can download the pattern PDF and use these for an extra handmade touch to wedding related notes.
These paper cabbage roses from Sara of Creative Jewish mom would make lovely table decor for any special occasion. She made these from pattern paper that had yellowed over time – perfect!
Wow, I just came across Portland artist Joel Henriques’ blog, Made by Joel, and it is a wealth of good ideas for children’s projects. I like the simplicity of his paper chicken animation – just two pieces of paper and a pencil. [via minieco]
By Michelle Kempner Photography by Jeff Reeder In Jewish weddings, there is a ceremonial signing of the ketubah, the Jewish wedding contract. Millennia ago, ketubah were very contractual, but since then have evolved into a more ceremonial aspect of a Jewish wedding. When I got married in 2004, I had never heard of a ketubah […]
