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month : march
theme : paper
made : lil' pink paper girl
All handmade using scalpel, paper, pens, pencils and glue!
..and the progress rolls on. Hours folding. Based for next stage for stars tessllation. Very difficult to figure... Edit May 2014: finally close to done now.
Brownstown, IN
"Strawboard" and then various kinds of paper and pulp were made and recycled on this site between the 1890s and the 1990s. The Kieffer Paper Mill was finally demolished after the turn of the century.
New exclusive translucent paper tinyurl.com/px8v5zy / Size from 24x24 cm to extra large 70x70 cm - Skull tinyurl.com/2esfmfx by Tominaga Kazuhiro folded by Eyal tinyurl.com/2esfmfx
A cottage for Natalie, do. Good Stitches.
Pattern by Charise Creates, in Issue 8 of Fat Quarterly. Love!
Origami Tutorial: How to make a Origami Elephant | Paper Elephant
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Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Paper size: 20 cm x 20 cm
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Stars of Eden were developed by Juan Lopez Figueroa and he has created about 250 I checked his gallery but I did not see one like this so I called dibs on it, but chances are it is there and I just missed it.
These stars are made from an octagon (or a square with partially blintzed corners if you need to be a purist) that has been collapsed so that it produces a smaller octagon and 8 points that reach the corners of the octagon, a technique used by Chris Palmer very often. Then with the smaller octagon (and sometimes the 8 points) you produce some kind of geometric form.
a wonderful shadowfold paper bag/container that I got from Daniela Cilurzo at the Italian convention. It's made for 15cm squares can hold quite a lot of those. it's also padded, so the corners of the paper should be rather safe from being blunted.
Now a total of three pieces. From top to bottom: Sunday Morning, The Faithful Dog, The Volunteer. Need to work out how to display them.
This is a little help to those who like to know about the first steps of quilling.It's better to know about these basic shapes so that we can create a perfect and beautiful quilling design acording to our choices.Using your quilling tool you can roll a paper strip tightly.Then remove the rolled paper strip from the tool and allow it to uncoil.Place a little glue end of the paper strip and fit it's end to the coil.For getting quilling shapes as mentioned above,pinch the glued coils in to the each pattern using your index fingers and thumbs of both hands.Hope this is helpful!Happy quilling!
#13 Scavenge Challenge (Origami is the subject. Image must contain an origami-folded item, not just a stack of paper)
So I said to my work colleague the other day " Ian, please can you make me something with paper?" (he is very artistic) "ok" he said " I shall make you a crane" I thought he meant a 'crane' as in lifting machine :) But I was really pleased with this (and the baby one at the back) Thanks Ian!
My husband said that it looks like a Pterodactyl :)