…compilation of tutorials
Do you know the little dragon? If you pass him by he’s turning his head and follows you with his eyes ;-))
Links:
Dragon Illusion
=> in the text is a link to a PDF with the template and to a video
=> you can find another video here: three dragons illusion
via: English Wikipedia entry for ‘Hollow-Face illusion’
I find the construction of this triangular paper bowl interesting :)
By the way you can surely also make it with the folded paper strips of equal width.
Links:
Triangular Paper Fruit Bowl
Here at unikatissima:
Folded Paper Strips of Equal Width
I had to present these cards because I simply couldn’t resist a springlike look and use of stash at the same time ;-)
Links:
Spring Leftover Card (Day 348: Guest Post – Leftover Cards)
Such a book cache is a fine thing, but when you hide a very visible clock inside you somehow miss the point ;-)
On the other hand you always know the time ;-)))
Links:
book clock
Here at unikatissima:
Book Cache
Doesn’t the Dragon card look wonderful? :)
Links:
Dragon Popup Card (DRAGON)
via: How to make a Kirigami Pop Up Ancient Dragon Card (Paper Craft)!
Do you have a stack of old newspapers and looots of time?
Then make yourself such a newspaper lamp ;-)
By the way, I find this lamp really great! :)
Links:
Newspaper lamp
Amazing how you can fold a woman’s figurine from a piece of paper!
Links:
Origami Dorothy (R. Dorothy 2.0) (Japanese/English)
via: Origami People Crease Patterns – Dorothy, Satoshi Kamiya
Isn’t this paper orchid as gift embellishment most beautiful?
Links:
Paper Orchid (DIY PAPER ORCHID)
via: diy paper orchid
Well, I like this Quilling clock: simply cut old plastic bottles in stripes, curl and glue on a clock and you get a real design piece :)
Surely that’s also possible with paper ;-)
I find this paper bowl beautiful and I think that it is not very diffcult to make it.
With the right paper it could greatly be used as Advent plate or Easter nest :)
Links:
Paper Bowl (Father’s Day Paper Bowl Tutorial)
Here at unikatissima:
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