A papercraft blog featuring sci-fi, geek, and pop culture themed paper models.
80s Retro Sci-Fi Futuristic Landscape Background, low poly modeling. Blue colors.
A free papercraft blog featuring downloads of sci-fi, geek, and pop culture themed paper models.
In tribute to Alexander Wang's AW14 robo-warriors, here are our favourite sci-fi girls
A papercraft blog featuring sci-fi, geek, and pop culture themed paper models.
Over time, the Disney Family website has added paper models of most, if not all, the Disney Princesses. Below are quick links to the templates for the Princesses. Thanks to Cayley for doing the hard work of locating them all! Jasmine (Aladdin) Aurora (Sleeping Beauty) Snow White Belle (Beauty and the Beast) Cinderella Tiana (The Princess and the Frog) Rapunzel (Tangled) Ariel (The Little Mermaid) - Not pictured Mulan - Not pictured Pocahontas - Pictured below Merida (Brave)- Pictured below UPDATE 7/25/12: Pocahontas and Merida (Brave) have been added to the list! UPDATE 4/2/14: Elsa and Anna (Frozen) and sort-of-a-princess ;) Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty) are now available. UPDATE 1/21/17: Princess Leia (Star Wars) is now considered by some to be a Disney Princess. :)
These geometric Christmas light covers are the work of the "playful.geometer" at Flickr. The five different covers are based on the five shapes of the Platonic Solids. The lovely patterns on each of the solids are "kaleidoscoped" fractal images. I like the paper lantern effect these have when they are lit up. Templates for each of the five are available here. If you are interested in creating your own decorative patterns, a educational math website has some blank Platonic Solid templates available here.
A papercraft blog featuring sci-fi, geek, and pop culture themed paper models.
Who says learning can't be fun? This printable pop-up papercraft dollhouse was created by the Konica Minolta company to teach kids about things they can do in their house to help prevent global warming. Each of the four rooms in the dollhouse is a separate PDF download available at the Konica Minolta website. Although the instructions are in Japanese, the excellent photos allow one to build the dollhouse without knowing the language. UPDATE 3/1/21: The original download links on the Konica Minolta website have become unreliable. An alternate download of all the individual PDFs contained in a single ZIP file may be found here.
When I first saw this vintage papercraft dollhouse, my guess was it was published in the 1940's or 50's. I was wrong! The publication date on the front cover says 1962. The style of the furniture seems a little outdated for the early 60's, but what do I know, I wasn't even alive then. ^-^ Because the original dollhouse was contained in a "punchout" book with double sided pieces, it might be a challenge get the parts to align correctly when printing from a computer printer. Still, it would be fun to try! All the pages of the book may be downloaded here.
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lalylala Crochet Pattern (printable PDF file / 19 pages) Start an intergalactic lalylala crochet adventure! Make your own lalylala Flying Saucer musical pull toy from this extraordinary Crochet Pattern – of course with abducted cow and whimsical cute Alien Amigurumi. The crochet pattern is easy to follow and comes with very detailed instructions and a lot of step-by-step photos and tutorials and is also suitable for beginners. You can get the pattern in many languages (see list below ↓). The finished toy in the photos is made with the related lalylala Crochet Kit you can get from my lalylala supplies shop here on Etsy (www.etsy.com/shop/lalylaland). The Musical Movement inside plays a mysterious sci-fi tune, while the cow slowly beams up to the flying saucer. – S I Z E of the finished Flying Saucer: 18 cm (7 inch) S K I L L L E V E L 2 suitable for advanced crocheters and daring beginners C R O C H E T P A T T E R N languages - Danish - Dutch - English (US terms) - French - German - Italian - Spanish – R E L A T E D Crochet Kit 'Flying Saucer' → https://www.etsy.com/listing/1026235428 Project Bag 'UFO -Space for UnFinished Objects' → https://www.etsy.com/listing/1040161175 – S E L L I N G O F F I N I S H E D T O Y S The design and pattern are copyright and must not be reproduced for resale! You can’t sell finished toys made from this pattern. For your personal use (non-profit) or for charity purposes you are permitted to make as many items from this pattern as you like. © 2 0 1 8 L A L Y L A L A C R O C H E T . L Y D I A T R E S S E L T All rights reserved. No part of this pattern may be published, resold, reproduced (in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, by photocopying, recording or otherwise), shared, translated or altered without prior permission in writing from the author.
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There are some people with too much talent. Sometimes this talent falls into the ancient ninja arts of papercraft. Check out these rather impressive Star
A papercraft blog featuring sci-fi, geek, and pop culture themed paper models.
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