…compilation of tutorials
I presented lots of paper jewelry before.
I really like in this jewelry from stacked paper that you simply stack several layers of previously cut paper shapes. This way it gets the strength of paper mache and can get nevertheless a very precise shape.
Links:
Stacked Paper Jewelry
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I presented several (most beautiful) snowflakes from paper before, but these paper snowflakes here are really incredibly beautiful!
Links:
Paper Snowflakes (Snowflakes from Kyiv)
via: How to make paper snowflakes like a boss
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Isn’t this a real Winter Wonderland card?
There I heard for the first time about ‘front stepper cards’. They are actually easy to make and make a real impression!
Links:
Winter Wonderland Card (Workshop project.. )
The original site doesn’t exist any more and is now available through webarchive:
Winter Wonderland Card (Workshop project.. )
via: Lovely as a Tree
Instruction for ‘front stepper card’: Mother’s Day projects from Angie!
=> scroll down to ‘Creating the stepper cardbase’
Isn’t the paper jewelry cute?
I already presented other paper jewelry, you can surely find something to match this here ;-)
Links:
Paper Jewelry (DIY Paper Jewellery) (englisch)
via: Etcetorize: DIY Paper Jewellery
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I presented several paper snowflakes before, the beautiful Solino stars belong to them, too, although they’re called ‘stars’ ;-)
By the way, at first glance they look like the first of the three paper snowflakes, but they’re made differently.
This way you can chose the way of making them that you like most :)
Links:
Solino Stars (Solino Sterne) (German)
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Paper Snowflakes
After I presented a woven gift wrapping today a self-made gift wrap from stamped newspapers.
Another great idea :)
Links:
Self-made Gift Wrap (Day 914: Guest Post – Gift Wrap) (English) and
(Tag 914: Gastbeitrag – Geschenkpapier) (German)
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Gift Wrap becomes Coaster
I find these recycled gift tags great!
As well the round as the rectangular elements can depending on the season easily be cut from old Birthday, Christmas, Easter, Spring or whatever cards, or from matching gift wrap papers that are glued to white paper for reinforcement.
In place of the gift wrap papers you should also can use pages from old books, beautiful pictures from (travel) brochures or self-made or self-stamped paper.
And photos.
And, yes, you should also be able to make a coupon Advent calendar! :)
And then you can also embroider, doodle, paint, cut to paper flowers the elements.
And incorporate small beads or yarn threads.
Whew, my imagination rans riot again ;-))
Links:
Recycled Gift Tags (Postkarten Recycling) (German)
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I presented a book apple before, but while we’re at the subject of pumpkins (no, really? ;-))): you can also make a book pumpkin instead of an apple ;-)
Links:
Book Pumpkin (Book Page Pumpkin Tutorial)
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Shape Book
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Another pumpkin, this time a rather elegant paper rosette pumpkin :)
Links:
Paper Rosette Pumpkin (Blogtoberfest Day 18)
via: Rosette Pumpkin Tutorial {Paper Decoration}
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