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Papercraft
A source of infinite inspiration, paper can be used to make so many different things. It can be folded, cut, pasted, painted, punched, stencilled, stitched, woven, quilled or embossed - and, of course, it's the basis of many other popular craft techniques such as papier mache, decoupage and origami. Not to mention paper and card are inexpensive and are available in all sorts of different forms, from tissue paper, newspaper and plain white printer paper to wallpaper, corrugated card and thick cardboard packaging. You can even use stamps, stickers, paper doilies, rice paper and aluminium foil, and in this book there are cuttings and collages for an amazing creation on every page.Whether you want to decorate your home for the holidays, or simply wrap a special gift, you're sure to find inspiration here. Most of the projects featured in this collection are simple to produce, and some can be made in just a few minutes. All are beautifully photographed and include detailed instructions explaining how to create them. Whether using little sheets of colourfully printed paper or huge blank expanses, papier mache or silk paper, all the designs have straightforward instructions yet will produce projects that are both aesthetically pleasing and useful: a window adornment for the festive season, an elegant menu, a pretty paper lantern, coordinated candle holders, beautiful wrapping paper, unique stationery for sending best wishes'...paper for every occasion on every page.
- GenresNonfiction
128 pages, Hardcover
First published May 1, 2009
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January 16, 2012
Paper crafts with a heavy concentration on paper mache. The projects felt a little dated and nothing jumped out at me to try.
August 15, 2024
Cute little ideas but not many that I'd use
May 10, 2013
I was looking for something to use all my spare scrapbooking paper on and this book didn't turn out to be quite the right book for me but I was full of many cute ideas. My favorites were the cardboard christmas tree and the stamp vase
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