Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
Thank you Sister Diane for this great podcast on how to make your own greeting cards with fabric, yarn, and other embellishments. It’s a great way to get rid of some of your excess yarn and fabric in your stash. Sister Diane also gives some great card tips in the process with a link fest […]
Kiddley has some paper doll templates which are blank and can easily be decorated by the kids. Link.
The kids craft side Kiddley has a project inspired by Not Martha, this time paper egg carton spiders that’s fun for kids to make. Link.
This blog is a visual feast for the eyes. It’s all in Japanese but you can follow along and get inspired by all the amazing works of Origami and the process (I love seeing the plastic bins of origami and wrapping paper nearby). There’s also links to lots of Japanese Origami books down the sidebar. […]
Marci Senders Blog – Link Gallery of Altered Books – Link. Crafter Marci Senders recently added a few of her altered book work to the CRAFT flicr pool. The cool retro styles of her “Out of the World” pages features alien drawings and fun doodles and scribbles. I also got a chance to talk to […]
Flickr has just recently announced Moo cards, mini calling cards that display any photos of your choice in your flickr account. Thank you Gordon McLean who points us to meish.org, where Meg shows us how to make cool looking photo magnets in this awesome tutorial. Link.
Green Bean Baby has a great tutorial on how to create cut paper illustration. The tutorial is complete with her cute doll template. [ via ] Link.
