…compilation of tutorials
That’s a great idea again: embellish candles in jars with printed clip arts.
It’s the same principle as for the faux quilt votives – and I find one as beautiful as the other ;-)
Links:
Clip Art Candles (Clip Art and Candles)
Here at unikatissima:
Faux Quilt Votives
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)
Huuh, That’s fun: you take any picture, send it through the Rasterbator and get a PDF file with single pictures that you can join to form a big grid pattern picture of the original picture.
The grid pattern picture here was made from the picture of a sunflower on a single A4 page, but it could have been much bigger ;-)
Note:
I heard several times that the Rasterbator doesn’t work.
I don’t know what the problems were, but it works for me (perhaps they only made corrections ;-)):
I’m going to the Rasterbator, click on Rasterbate online and then on ‘If you are sure you have Flash Player 7, click here.’.
Then: off we go! :)
I don’t have Flash Player 7, but I’m much further, but it works anyhow ;-)
Another note: a live test showed: if it still doesn’t work, read/observe the error messages thoroughly, that’s helps sometimes ;-)
Links:
Online Rasterbator
I don’t have often bigger plastic bottles but the covering with paper mache must work with shampoo bottles, too?! ;-)
Links:
Papermache Covered Plastic Containers (Flashback: Reclaimed Vase)
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
Oh my god, the people have such wonderful ideas: for instance making a rolling pin with pennants to send friendly messages in a nice way.
That’s sort of the mini version of the rolling pin print ;-)
Links:
Pennant Rubber Stamp Roller
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘rolling pin print’