Showing posts with label Paper craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper craft. Show all posts

59. Vintage Paper Toys (ca. 1922)



First published in the LA Times ca. 1922-23, these mechanical paper dolls are predictable in their kitsch and stereotypes, but still fun to put together:

  • Tillie the Typest:

  • Phil the Fireman

  • Pete and His Pick

  • Peggy Plays Peek-a-boo



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Source: Flickr


54. Origami Ornaments



MATERIAL:
    Origami Paper
      You can print your own here

    string or thread


INSTRUCTIONS:
  1. Click here to view the below instructions at full size. 
  2. Once folded, pierce a small hole through the crane's back and thread your string through it, tie the ends together to form a loop.


The crane is a symbol of:
  • Happiness and good omen
  • Long Life
  • Fidelity
  • Peace


If you want to up your origami skills, you might want to add this to your arsenal:

Easy Origami Folded Fun for All Ages
by Harbo, Christopher L.
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47. Wallpaper Crafts



WALLPAPER BOOKMARKS
    MATERIALS
      Wallpaper samples
      Laminating pouches + Laminator
      hole punch
      ribbon
      scalloped scissors or pinking shears

    INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Cut wallpaper into strips measuring approx. 1 1/2" x 6"
    2. place in laminating pouches, laminate
    3. trim bookmarks, leaving about 1/4" around sides and bottom, and 1/2" at top
    4. punch hole at top and thread with ribbon.




WALLPAPER MAGNETS
    MATERIALS
      scrap pieces of Wallpaper
      pinking shears
      adhesive backed magnets

    INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Cut wallpaper to desired size and shape
    2. adhere to magnets
    3. package magnets in sets to give as gifts




WALLPAPER COASTERS
    MATERIALS
      Wallpaper
      Scissors
      Lamination pouches + Laminator

    INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Cut Wallpaper in 4" x 4" squares. if you like, round the corners off
    2. place into lamination pouches and run through the laminator
    3. trim lamination, leaving at least a 1/4" border
    4. bundle into sets of 4 or 6, tie off with a ribbon or make a paper sleeve.

Source: Tony Meredith


44. Paper Crafting Kits


For those of you who enjoy making stuff out of paper. Here are a few things to challenge you. You can print these kits out and give them to your favorite crafter to assemble, or you can have a go at 'em:


3-D PAPER CREATURES:


Ankylosaurus [PDF]

Liopleurodon [PDF]

Spinosaurus [PDF]








Tyrannosaurus



Supersaurus



Bambiraptor





SCIENCE




     Sun Dial Kit











ARCHITECTURE




Notre Dame de Paris Kit




Big Ben Kit


Syndey Opera House Kit



Roman Colosseum Kit












more buildings...
Resources: Creative Park



If you think these paper crafts are cool, you should check this book out:


Make Your Own Working Paper Clock
by Rudolph, James SmithTrade Paperback

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