Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
Generally when I put together projects for CRAFT, I avoid talking about time spent or the costs of materials. That’s because everyone works at their own pace, and materials can dramatically vary in price. But today’s project is all about fast and cheap. These Moleskin notebooks are $3 each, and the lace trim I used […]
Once Wed features this adorable tutorial on how to make your own bridesmaid thank you cards by Amy Moss. I love the sweet handmade touch of these cards, right down to the vintage buttons. Of course, this crafty idea can be used for any kind of special card.
Believe it or not, Delphus, the mask pictured above, is folded from one solitary sheet of elephant hide paper (don’t worry, no elephants were harmed or used). Delphus is just one of Joel Cooper’s incredible origami creations. Check out more of his work on his Maker’s Market page, which includes a tutorial on making a […]
By Sonya Nimri If you are getting married in a rustic woodsy or outdoor setting, this is a great way to display reception seating without using anything but some paper, twine, and the great outdoors. This project is not costly at all and maximizes outdoor space for weddings that may not have tabletop areas for […]
It’s hard to believe how much awesome art you can fit on to a tiny matchbook cover, but this collection of international vintage matchbook covers proves it can be done. With more than 1,200 images, it’s a feast for your eyes. I am, of course, partial to the Russian space ones, but there are hundreds […]
Tiffany of Art Food and Motherhood shows you how you can decoupage a kid’s art table with vintage book images. Isn’t it cute? It’s the perfect little table for tea parties too. I love that her 4 year old daughter helped her with the project too!
This fascinating map is full of coded symbols: Leopold was elected Holy Roman Emperor in 1658, a title that had been in his Habsburg family for centuries. However, realising the increasing weakness of this institution (2), Leopold instead shifted his political energy to the consolidation of his Austrian, Hungarian and Bohemian dynastic territories. Vienna was […]
