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Bonnie writes: It’s time again for a brand new school year with a whole new batch of textbooks. When you get your books for the year, the best way to protect them from wear and tear is with homemade book covers. Study in style by making your very own custom Star Wars book covers designed […]
Craft Experts has a great guide on the basics of quilling. Quilling is the art of rolling and gluing thin strips of paper into different shapes. It’s a fun way to make your own art and use up some of your recycled magazines or paper scraps. The Craft Expert site also is a great resource […]
Learn how to fold cute paper stars from Zakka Life. You can use the Japanese paper star paper or cut your own strips. Link.
Crafty Chica’s Kathy Cano Murillo not only has the most amazing painted luggage, now she shows you how to personalize your travel companion even more with this tutorial on how to make a watercolor paper luggage tag. Perfect for that quick I.D. at the luggage carousel. Link.
Maize of Maize’s Diary made this beautiful paper mache doll using vintage paper pattern tissue! Link.
Etsy Labs says forget business cards — make stickers! Find out all the different ways you can make stickers and promote your indie crafts. Link.
The Origami Resource Center has a page full of toilet paper origami projects, including this one above which you can fold while it’s still on the roll. Link.
