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I had a very difficult and busy week... so I'm posting late this zhoubi. The model is by Oschene wich is on my opinion a wonderful artist and can be found on flickr here www.flickr.com/photos/oschene/ and has also a blog wich I read with great pleasure here origami.oschene.com/

I don't like to fold by CP so if somebody is like me can find the diagram here origamiweekly.blogspot.com/

So I have to thank for this first of all Oschene (if you ever read this thank you, thank you, thank you, I loved to fold this zhoubi, the pleasure of folding it alleviated some very hard moments these past days) and then Origami Weekly. Probably the model would have been more precise with dfferent paper but this week had weakened my folds and I needed softer things.

One square of uncut handpressed paper 30x30 cm.....

Playing with some handmade paper which has leaves & petals laid in it.

Aretes de mariposa Morfo Azul

Eucalyptus (Gum Leaves) pressesd onto handmade paper A6.

Bronze metalic fleck

Public Domain rainbow stock

I spent a couple rolls of film at this old abandoned paper mill in my home town before I had to give my brother my SLR for a while.

 

Unfortunately I made the double mistake of having Sam's Club develop them, and then place them on CD instead of print. They must have some shitty negative scanners.

 

So some of these will be quite post-processed and grainy. Please, forgive me.

A design*sponge diy project from 2007. I actually bought the card stock for this last year, but didn't get around to making them until this year. This is about as crafty as I get.

picture taken from Peter Gentenaar's art display.

planning to visit a reading soon about this art.

(paper, ink pen, pencil, 21x29 cm, 2005)

2014 May Big Group #150 CiYuXi

Pioneer Woman Photography Assignment - flowers! This is a photo of a paper rose I made - it's covered with chunky glitter. It's a Tim Holtz Grunge Rose - you can find the directions on my blog. I just liked how the picture came out! www.ablogcalledwanda.com

Recycled paper chandelier made for a Woodend Artists ACE funded event in Aug 08. The artist ran workshops with local youth groups to make the origami cubes. These were then grouped into colour and suspended by fishing wire from a central frame.

 

See www.jacquisymons.co.uk for further work.

These are the tiny paper squares I got from Leenda77. I'm grateful for the larger squares.

Paper pieced goldfish block.

Does everyone trace the design onto the back of the paper? I used vellum once which worked really well since you could see through it. I just wondered how others made sure they laid the fabric down in the right place and then on the other side, sewed it???

Vintage and antique paper brought home from Italy. Sheets approx. 2'x3'.

a free downloadable via The Paper Museum!!

Papier Ręcznie Czerpany | Handmade Paper

To Any Soldier:

 

Cut from brown parcel paper and detailed with colored sharpies, these unconventional paper people allowed a bit more whimsy in their decoration.

 

As it stands, real gingerbread cookies would leave crumbs and oil the holiday cards they were eventually packed in.

 

P.S. These cookies do not contain eggs, nuts, gluten, or dairy.

Naturally, when we went to Vermont, we visited a few covered bridges. We saw this one in Bennington, on Valentine's Day, 2013. With a three-heart metal sculpture in the foreground, what could have been more appropriate? This is the Paper Mill Bridge, aka Paper Mill Village Bridge, Paper Mill Village Covered Bridge, Bennington Falls Covered Bridge.

www.bennington.com/chamber/bridges/index.html

scalpod's piñata (to be) snowman

See the whole project over at the Ordinary Objects blog.

crummy photo--taken at night in fluorescent light

How do you show an army with a limited number of actors? Make paper soldiers, of course!

 

Director Heidi Specht observes the soldiers in action.

Limited Edition (of 12) - reproduction/ small scale

Mexican paper flowers are made from brightly-colored pieces of tissue or crepe paper. It's a tradition that started more than 200 years ago in Mexico and it's still growing.

Paper crafting made its way to Mexico from Asia via the Manila galleons that regularly crossed the Pacific Ocean from the Philippines to Acapulco.

   

Handmade paper lanterns hanging at the Esplanade, during 2010 mooncake festival.

recycling plant in Dumbo, Brooklyn, NYC

was sorted till last quake lol

 

made from magazines

cut in pcs n rolled on a toothpick ww/decoupage glue/sealer

 

tons of fun

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