View allAll Photos Tagged Paper
Another from the archives - based on the same idea as square tess 1 but combining open and closed twists.
#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 :)
Debbie is passionate about paper, really passionate. With her background in the paper industry she knows a thing or two about paper. We got a call from Debbie while she was over in New York for the Stationery Show, “Can you print my business cards for when I return in a couple of days for PG Live in London?” How could we resist! The paper was chosen, the type set and colours picked in no time and the next day it was on the press.
The cards are printed with coral ink and finished off with matching edge colour. There was only one paper choice for a paper passionist – the awesome 600gsm Cranes Lettra Flourescent White.
It took me a little while to figure out paper piecing again, but it was a lot of fun once I got going. Thanks for the challenge Gina!
Insadong is for paper lovers. There are so many shops selling calligraphy paper and brushes and accessories - just lovely!
I made this kusudama during a evening with a Origami-group in Almere, in December, 2014.
Happy New Year!!!
Current Mesh Body Parts:
✿ Mesh Head: LeLutka EvoX
✿ Mesh Body: INITHIUM Kupra
✿ FASHION SHOOT ITEMS ✿
Backdrop:
FOXCITY. VIP Photo Booth- Weightless (Full Bright)
Jacket:
Rosary. Coziana. Jacket Tan
Dress:
Rosary. Lindsay. Mint
Shoes:
Roslyn. Alessia Heels. Camel
Eyes:
Avi-Glam. Aphrodite Eyes- Pack2
Hair:
Stealthic- Retreat
I sometimes color abstract coloring books. This "rainbow drop" I cut away from a much larger coloring.
www.recyclart.org/2009/09/floppy-disk-paper-holder/
Finally a good use for floppy disks! Thaks to Garrett A. Freier !
These gorgeous ornaments by Doris of ImagNThat Studio are included in my round up of 24 dazzling paper tree ornaments: www.allthingspaper.net/2023/11/paper-ornaments.html
Visit her shop directly: tidd.ly/41462nC (Etsy affiliate link)
I used the 3in Crazy Daisy pattern from sewhooked.org to make a bookmark for my mom. If/when the edges start to fray we can figure something out, but we both agreed it looked really cool without trimming, so I left it.
Another idea for my little houses... soon the diagram online... not that anybody can't fold them without a diagram but hopefully they will be useful for kids... they also might enjoy drawing the facade of each :-) Have a happy week my friends
Diagram here
I found this large book(over 500 pages),measure 13.5x 41.5 inch!, with a beautiful old hand writing.
the book weight over 10lbs
Paper and Grunge textures by Design Shard the design blog.
Use them for free , Commercial and non Commercial, no credits needed
Feel free to follow me on Twitter for more design related tweets
Ever since Eric posted this model on his album I wanted to fold it but I was unable to figure it out, so when I got Eric's book Origami Tessellations this is the first model I folded.
For this model you need a strong paper since you need to fold/unfold/refold. I used the one made by Fabian Correa
Paper birch trees represent the state of New Hampshire in the grove of the 50-state trees in the National Arboretum, DC.
Using Paper Smooches stamps and sketch from Sketch N Scrap. heartforhandmade.wordpress.com/2016/09/25/washi-and-color...
You can't start early enough to prepare for christmas time! So I reworked my diagram for the Kalamistar.
A/P Am playing around with crouching,seated figures and needed a male model today,but no-one was available, so I borrowed Mr.Flandin's lovely youth sitting by the sea.Have adored his painting for so long....hard to believe that it is is nearly 200 years old.
I realize that I have very few books that are printed on good paper: this is a page from the beautiful edition of Homer's Odyssey, translated by Robert Fagles, from Penguin. There is a feeling you get when your fingers first touch the pages, a desire to read with a smile, but also a recognition of the humanity of such paper, the humanity that stands behind it. I fell the same about books printed with metal type. This is absent when I crack open the pages of _Interpreting the Pauline Epistles_ from Baker Academic, or _Greek Grammar_ from Zondervan. That's OK for those, but this paper seems right for such a work as the Odyssey, as for _The Hobbit_ and _The Poetry of Robert Frost_ that have the same feel.
Earrings for my mum's birthday - some made from scratch, the others from some old jewellery of Oma's.
At the ripe age of 61 my mother has only just gotten her ears pierced. My brother brought a pair back for her from overseas not realising that she doesn't have pierced ears. Boys! So I took her to Hairhouse Warehouse to get them done :)
I made 6 of Shuzo Fujimoto's Hydrangeas for a kusudama :)
Each are folded from a 21 cm square ribbed kraft paper.