Origami, letterpress, linocuts, laser-cuts, pepakura, pop-ups, flip-books, silhouettes, maché, and more.
Ann Martin of All Things Paper points us to the stunning work of paper artist Li-Chu Wu who creates breathtaking pieces of jewelry from paper and metal. Her work is all about paper and layers; using multiple layers to create subtle movement and tactile qualities. Applying a mix of metalsmithing techniques and new technologies her […]
This year we’re making a retro mod orb star ornament as a tree topper. It can also be used as an ornament, or be put on display in a pretty glass bowl. As a warm and tasty treat we mulled some cider as well. Mulling cider is so easy, makes your home smell delicious, and is the perfect cozy cocktail for a holiday party. More info: http://bit.ly/g42IjB
We posted a couple months back about Mini-eco’s woven gift topper, but here’s a really fun new Space Invaders version she’s done. What I love most about this project is that it’s a simple way to introduce yourself to the joys of weaving in patterns. Once you’ve mastered these aliens, think how many other images […]
I really enjoyed this garland, featured on the HGTV Design Happens blog this morning, from Kaye Blegvad. I agree with the HGTV post, garland is definitely making a comeback, but I know I’m trying to find new items to feature and, overall, switch it up.
I like to write letters. Putting a pen to a piece of paper and surprising a friend with real mail in her actual mailbox can be so much more satisfying than sending a quick email! Luckily, the folks over at Design Sponge feel the same way, and have come up with a great project to […]
I love this party decoration from Sara of Creative Jewish Mom. She created a number wreath for her daughter’s birthday and decorated it using paper plates and cupcake liners. She points out that while the project is simple, it can get a bit time consuming, so plan accordingly.
Since relocating from Brooklyn to the West Coast, wildlife and nature are adding more inspiration in my life and crafts. I’m glad I’m not the only one. Katherine Grey from The Grey Fox Studio hand carves landscapes and images inspired by the Northwest. Her prints make me yearn for wild open spaces and the ocean. […]
