Learn how to make a cute and useful origami stepper box, this origami gift box has 3 - 4 levels and is easy to make. Perfect for gifts.
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Here is the collection of free Cricut box templates that you could cut by your cutting machine. So easy and quick to make your gift boxes.
Make paper dog & puppy boxes for fun! These easy paper dogs and paper puppies are fun to cut out on your Cricut or just by hand. Make one of the three variations -- Border Collie, Golden Retriever, or Alaskan Malamute, or design your own!
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Learn how to make a cute origami rubbish box for your desk. The flap on the trash bin works just like an actual bin.
Discover the art of paper embroidery with our guide and step-by-step tutorial for creating beautiful embroidered paper vase sleeves.
An absolute fun Paper Toy to Color, Craft and Play with! Turn this Paper Toy Spring Kaleidocycle endlessly. Templates and tutorial available here!
Learn how to make a useful origami chest of drawers, make as many as you like & slot together. Great gift boxes for multiple gifts.
People often need boxes for storage or gifts but finding the right size or design in stores can be a headache. Plus, buying each time can add up in expenses.
An origami box that looks like a Pokeball on top. This octagonal origami gift box and lid is perfect for Pokemon and Pokemon Go fans.
Make your own explosion box! Learn how to make these awesome pop-up memory boxes with this easy to follow tutorial.
rigami flowers bring us back to the bountiful history spreading across the Japanese culture, social system and all islands.
This is one of the easiest Paper Box how tos you can find. The paper box is perfect for a little gift at Christmas or Mother's Day. Origami Paper Box!
Make a useful origami drawer box. These origami drawers are perfect to keep your desk looking tidy and organised. No glue or cutting needed.
How to make an origami 'Star Within' designed by Ali Bahmani. This beautiful origami star is made from one sheet of pentagonal paper.
Here's a grand round up of inspiring origami and folded paper art and paper crafts that have been featured on All Things Paper. Some of ...
So, you got this activity where we need to design our own cereal boxes, yeah? Sounds fun but kinda tricky because not all of us are wizards with design tools or software.
Here are all the tips, tricks, techniques and tons of free SVG|DXF templates for rolled paper flowers. DIY beautiful paper flowers for sure.
Today I am teaching my local art group how to make a bird themed canvas shadow box. I thought it would be fun to share the tutorial with you and if you are having a lazy Saturday, maybe you can join in and make your own. If so, leave me a comment and I would love to share it here. I am the worlds worst at remembering to do a step out, but actually remembered to get photos between the stages for you this time. I ruined a beautiful canvas I had made and ripped it apart to reuse for this project, hence the random design on image one. If you have any questions, let me know. 1. Use stencil paste to create some texture or glue paper to canvas front and sides. 2. Tie knots around two brads and insert in cardboard cut slightly smaller than your canvas. 3. Cover cardboard backing with sticky back canvas or scrapbook paper. 4. Using sharp scissors cut your canvas. 5. Test your sections to make sure they roll back nicely. 6. Stamp text behind each section, use a scrap paper to mask each section, rotating the direction as you go (see 7). 8. Spray or paint your canvas as desired. 9. Stamp patterns onto canvas if desired. 10. Using a paintbrush handle, roll sections and add hot glue under very carefully. 11. Tear thin strips of text and adhere to the wood inside of your canvas. 12. Attach wire inside canvas with hot glue. Use rolled text paper to fill in any gaps for support. Finally use hot glue to adhere your elements as desired. My daughter found this egg in our yard and gave it to me. So sweet, she knows her mama well! I thought it would be a great accent to my DIY Nest. I used an old stash of feathers I found at our first place in Texas and some Prima flowers for embellishment. This particular bird is from The Graphics Fairy. I printed her onto cardstock, then adhered her to thin greyboard with Mod Podge and carefully cut her out. This way I won't have to worry about her getting bent easily. The bundle of flowers is discretely glued inside of one of the rolls. Here you can see how the rolled pages blend in with the stamped canvas. I rather like the combo and it was very helpful with attaching the wire. I carefully glued the strings in place so they will stay curved. Here you can see the partial stamping and texture paste detail. In the end I am happy with my sample project, but of course have thought of many other ideas for this type of project. Next time I will glue a canvas wrapped board to the back instead of adhering canvas to cardboard. I think the price will be the same and will make it much easier. I hope you are inspired to give this project a go. I'm sharing with these amazing challenges: Simon Says Stamp: Summer Garden Creative Artiste: Anything Goes A Vintage Journey: Texture or Embossing Paste Rhedd's Creative Spirit: Anything Goes Mixed Media Monthly Challenge: 2nd Anniversary (I chose challenge #23, Dimension) You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter
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I used to mat a lot of my art and ended up accumulating a bunch of mat board scraps. I didn't really feel right throwing the smaller pieces away so I kept them in a box for a few years, hoping someday I would find some way to use them. Now, I finally have a project that incorporates my scrap pieces. This is also a great project to use up some cute scrapbook paper. You could also use an empty cereal box instead of mat board. All you need is a thick inner core to give your scrapbook paper some durability. Materials Needed: 1 inch circle punch 1/8 inch hole punch scissors dimensional glaze or glossy mod podge glue (I used Tacky Glue) small paint brush jump rings (or use 18 gauge wire and a round nose pliers to make your own) ear hooks flat nose pliers mat board or a cereal box To start, punch out two circles from your mat board or cereal box. My circle punch wasn't the strongest, so I really had to force it to cut the mat board. It worked for the most part. Now, punch four circles out of your scrapbook paper. Using your small brush, spread a layer of glue evenly on one side of the mat board/cereal box. Place your paper over the mat board and smooth it down. Repeat this for the other side and the other mat board circle. I tidied up the edges with a scissors since my circle punch left some of the edges a little frayed. Next, use your 1/8th inch hole punch to create holes for your jump rings. Using your dimensional glaze (or glossy mod podge), seal each side of the paper. I spread out my glaze on one side of each circle, let it dry for a few hours, and then flipped them over and repeated for the second sides. The surface is a little glossy, and waterproof now. I made two jump rings for each circle using 18 gauge wire. If you want to make your own jump rings, follow the pictures below. You will need a round nose pliers and wire cutter. Or you can buy some jump rings from a craft store. Use your flat nose pliers to open the rings and the ear hooks. Assemble your pieces and rock those unique earrings! I didn't really enjoy the gray paper I chose, so I tried another pair with the black damask design. I think these ones are much better. The good thing about this project, is that it's super cheap to experiment with different designs. You can even do an abstract art pair using this tutorial! You can really have fun with earrings like this. Let me know if you have any questions or comments! And if you like this tutorial check out this tutorial for making more paper earrings.
Everyone loves to do back to school photos so why not do them with your own DIY First Day of School chalkboard - Follow our easy tutorial!
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If store-bought gift boxes just aren’t doing it for you this year try making one of these fifteen diy gift boxes instead. From origami boxes to milk cartons, printables and pillow boxes there’s something here to suit any gift giving occasion.
Learn how to make paper marigolds with ease! Includes free marigold SVG file template for Cricut and other cutting machines.
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Have you ever felt bad throwing away all that pretty wrapping paper after opening gifts? I think we all have. What a waste of some of the prettiest papers around, right? I have often wondered what I might make with the leftover wrapping paper, but at Christmastime, my DIY mind sometimes goes blank. Fortunately, some
Learn how to make a cute Origami Pikachu! This three-dimensional origami Pokemon sits up and will happily keep you company on your desk.
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J’ai réalisé une chouette guirlande de diamant origami pour décorer le mur bleu près de mon bureau dans mon new home, j’avais un grand espace à remplir, j’ai donc opté pour cette …
Want to provide a fun and exciting activity for your children to have a closer look at safari wild animals? This free printable tiger craft template is a fun way for children of all ages
This printable acorn treat box is a simple and easy craft project that's perfect for setting the table for a fall get-together or to use as favor boxes.
