…compilation of tutorials
I find pop up cards almost always beautiful, isn’t this one wonderful, too?
Links:
Pop Up Card with Bridge (Pop-up 90° – Free Sample) (English and Japanese): it is the first picture in the second row
via: Evermore Origamic Architecture Pop-Up Card Sites, link to Handmade Papercraft Club
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘Pop Up Card’
In my entry Papierblätter-Kranz (Paper Leaves Wreath in English) Bloomsbury told us in a comment about the corner bookmark.
Thank you again!
Personally I find the corner bookmark from the picture too fanciful – and additionally it is much too bulky with this 3D decoration, I couldn’t close my book anymore
But the instruction is made so, that everybody can make their own bookmark in their own personal style. Great, isn’t it? ;-)
Links:
Corner Bookmark
Here at unikatissima:
Papierblätter-Kranz (Paper Leaves Wreath in English)
I always liked this paper weaving ;-)
By the way I have also seen it as decoration of a card, that’s nice, too.
Links:
Woven Bookmark (MOOTE POINTS) => PDF file (~ 40 KB) downloadable in the last paragraph
Doesn’t the tealight look most beautiful?
She‘s been cautious and inserted an electric tealight, if you’re very cautious, you can possibly even use a real one.
By the way, if you want to cut such a tealight yourself, my online cone calculator could possibly be helpful ;-))
Links:
Cut Cardboard Tealight (Another tea light)
Here at unikatissima:
Online Cone Calculator
I find this florets pop up card really cute :)
Links:
Pop-up Garden (GARDEN)
via: Evermore Origamic Architecture Pop-Up Card Sites
I don’t really like door wreaths, but even though I won’t make it and hang it on my door I find the paper leaves wreath somehow beautiful :)
It was made originally for Christmas, but I think that it could as well be a spring or summer wreath with green paper or an autumn wreath with paper in brown, red and yellow.
And with papers like those for the place mat it looks presumably great the whole year long :))
Links:
Paper Leaves Wreath (Paper Christmas Wreath Tutorial)
via: the red thread: Paper Christmas Wreath Tutorial
Here at unikatissima: Fabric/Paper Place Mat
Well, with this chandelier I only can say: ‘Wow!’!
And no candle dripping! ;-))
Links:
Paper Chandelier (Extreme Paper: The Long, Dark Road to a Bright Idea)
via: Artsy Paper chandelier
Cardboard Chandelier
Every time I see these bracelets I’m thrilled
I didn’t like her ‘old ones’ very much, where she simply glued paper on the cardboard tubes because I find them too massive, but I find the ones with the opening really great!
I still must have such cardboard tubes somewhere, then I only need some wall paper rests or other colourful paper.
Perhaps the paper from the travel brochure? ;-)
Links:
More cardboard cuffs, better design!
The ‘old ones’ (Cardboard cuff bracelet)
Here at unikatissima:
Paper Shopping Bag
If you haven’t decorated your walls already with the yarn wall art you may want to try the paper rolls wall art ;-)
And if it’s not quite your cup of tea, you can make from your toilet paper rolls e.g. simple napkin holders, a cord holder, recycled gift tags and/or a hairpin lace loom ;-))
Links:
DIY : paper rolls wall art
Here at unikatissima:
Yarn Wall Art
Simple Napkin Holders
Cord Holder
Recycled Gift Tags
Self-made Hairpin Lace Loom
