Galaxy de l'origami étoiles When my 5 yo goddaughter and I meet up, we love to hand each other our little handmade somethings. She would shower me with sweet girly drawings, scribblings, love notes, masks or a surprise “masterpiece”. Godma would usually make origami iconic symbols. Not long ago I made her a galaxy of stars, one of her favourite shapes. The names of the first 4 stars are given by me as they don’t seem to have formal titles, so I took the liberty to describe them according to what they represent to me, hence they are by no means official. 1. I like that you get 2 stars from this miraculous modular construct by Trang Chung. 1. 2. Taking a cue from Craft Ideas, I 3D-ize a cutout star like this: 1. Notes: Will need a slim tool (e.g. needle, toothpick) to prop up the triangles while gluing. 3. I like this star by Tomoko Fuse on Extreme Cards. A 5 point pentagon-shaped paper is required to make this. 4. 5. 5-point and 6-point stars These stars are easily cutout following these steps: 5-point and 6-point.
Robert J. Lang Origami papiers - tissus créations Valentine's Card: Handprint Heart What grandparent wouldn't want sweet a Valentine's card from their grandchild? Especially when the card is in the shape of their sweet little hands? Isn't that tiny little baby one adorable? And yes, it really is the hand print of my then 2-month-old baby (I made these last year). To make them, you simply need some decorative paper. 4. 5. Happy Valentine's!
Diamants sur papier 3D Hello there. Hope you all had a great Easter! We had a lovely relaxing holiday (….well as relaxing as it gets with kids). It would have been great to have another week off ^_^ Before I forget I just want to say a big thank you for all the kind messages you have send me regarding my book (you really are a nice bunch!) I’ve been meaning to get this paper diamond up for weeks now…but it’s taken ages to figure the template out (and I’ve been having breaks between each failed attempt). It’s based on simplified version of Satoshi Kamiya’s origami diamond. These paper diamonds are tricky to make (& require a fair bit of patience) so definitely adults only! When you have made your diamonds you can attach thread and hang them up. How-to 1. 2. 3. 4. Happy Monday all! Edited to add: A few people have had problems printing the templates (the dotted lines do not print).
La chronique de Mélisande* Au cours des années, j'ai créé plusieurs dizaines de modèles. Pour certains d'entre eux, j'ai publié des instructions, accessibles via la rubrique diagrammes de ce blog. D'autres ne subsistent que par une photo sur flickr et quelques croquis dans mes archives manuscrites. Deux de mes modèles figurent dans le dernier livre de Meenakshi Mukerjee. Le premier résultat de mes efforts est présenté dans le billet précédent. Je partage toujours mes idées de création par des photos, CP, tutoriaux, sur flickr ou ailleurs, et cela ne va pas changer. J'envisage de publier mes futurs diagrammes dans des livrets de convention ou autres ouvrages collectifs. Le diagramme coûte 2 USD, le CP est toujours gratuit : pdf Vous avez le choix.
Papercraft alphabet | Digitprop - Paper design This is the official announcement for the papercraft alphabet I just finished uploading. That was quite some work, especially with two hyperactive kids climbing all over me while I am typing. By the way, if you speak German: Hätte auch auf Deutsch funktioniert. Anyway, the alphabet is now complete – a collection of 26 papercraft templates for all letters 0f the alphabet, each representing an animal, thing, or people starting with that letter: You will find the complete list of templates here. You can use them for education, as toys, or to spell out whatever message you want to get across. Here is a ZIP file containing all templates as PDFs. Have fun with these – and if you do, I wouldn’t mind if you help to spread the word… Edit: I have just uploaded numbers to go with the alphabet.
Učenje o osjećajima Learn about emotions with this DIY toy with changing faces, made with cardboard and a few fasteners. You can create hundreds of facial expressions! How to make your ‘Make a Face’ DIY Emotion TOY You’ll need 6 fasteners, cardboard, craft knife, glue, needle and thread 1. 2. 3. Done! Now you can turn the facial features, flip the cheek/tear disc to express all sorts of emotions! You can also write down emotion words on cards and hang them with threads as in the photo below. Some of the faces we made with words were: happy, sad, angry, furious, surprised, embarrassed, worried, disappointed, pleased, proud, confident, funny etc. Or how would you describe these faces? Download Check out our flash cards for learning about emotions and other DIY toy templates!
Video on How to Make a Kusudama With the Carambola Flower by Carmen Sprung This Kusudama can be considered modular origami, and it is based on a beautiful flower model, folded from a pentagon and originally created by Carmen Sprung (Germany). She calls it “carambola” perhaps because of its resemblance to a cross section of a carambola –also known as star fruit. On her website, Happy Folding, Sara Adams (Germany) presents a video showing how to make a pentagon and how to fold the origami carambola. The Kusudama structure is that of a dodecahedron and made with twelve pentagonal flowers. Extra Tips to Make the Carambola and Kusudama: When folding the paper to make the pentagons, use the first piece of paper folded (picture 1) as a template by placing each of the other pieces above it and then folding (pictures 2 and 3). The paper used was “Tant” and the color I applied to this paper was oil pastel.
Fabric Folding: Origami Made With Fabric Fabric folding is like origami but with fabric instead of paper. The major difference between fabric and paper is that fabric is softer and won’t hold creases well. Thus, unless you use fabric stiffener, objects folded from fabric will have rounded corners and look softer than traditional origami. Napkin Folding The most popular kind of fabric folding is napkin folding. Instructions for Napkin Folding Instructions are often made available for free by establishments who also provide professional catering, party, or linen services. • NapkinFoldingGuide.com has 27 different napkin folds. • Napkin Folding Secrets has many designs • Wedding Details.com has 11 different napkin folds. • Robbie’s Kitchen has 14 napkin folds • make a paper napkin rose by napkinrose.com • watch epicurious.com videos on how to fold napkins Books about Napkin Folding Looking for something a little less elaborate? from amazon.com. Or, try these beautiful napkin roses. Towel Folding Instructions for Towel Folding: Orinuno
Le Kirigami - Des Tutoriaux & Des Patrons Vous connaissiez l’origami et bien découvrez désormais le kirigami où l’art de la découpe du papier. Pour la petite seconde culturelle, Kiru signifie « couper » et Kami « papier », ils ont mis un G entre les deux, ne me demandez pas pourquoi. Le Kirigami se voit beaucoup dans les faire-parts de mariage, de baptême, les cartes d’anniversaire. La carte Pop Up est une carte en 3D. Là vous me dites « bah c’est un kirigami alors ! « . Ci-dessous plusieurs vidéos et tutoriaux pour vous initier à cet art du papier. Voici plusieurs sites pour retrouver des tutoriaux ou des patrons. kirigamis gratuits en folie www.uncledean.net www.creativepopupcards.com www.kirigami.fr www.robertsabuda.com www.teteamodeler.com www.peterdahmen.de A vos ciseaux et papiers ! Image en couverture : www.eastchesterlibrary.org Article écrit par Lady Cupcake J'aime : J'aime chargement…
Stained Glass Flower Kids Craft {Tutorial} A Tutorial! Yay! It's about time, right? Stained glass flower crafts are so classic. I love them. I had never done any with my students before and the day before spring break I determined that it was high time. They really do look so pretty in our classroom window. Construction Paper Crayons Crayon Sharpeners Scissors Old Towel Wax Paper, about a 12x12 sheet per flower. Iron 1. 1. 1. And this is what you get! 1. Ta-Da! Just for fun I made some grasses to go under the flowers to make it look like a little spring garden. :) These are optional, of course. These are, of course, my students' creations. Cute, huh? Now I think it's time to get out some sweet little springtime books so we can learn more about what Spring can bring! Thanks for reading! Linking to the parties on my sidebar.
Sock Monkey Gosh… I am supposed to sew some thing for the Earth Month this April, but I can’t wait to sew these sock monkeys. My hands simply took over my head and see what I did after a few days and nights of sewing…. a house full of sock monkeys!!!! Do you love them? I have seen a lot of sock monkey photos hanging around friends’ photo albums in many photo sharing websites, so envy. …. With different sizes of socks, I made the sock monkey out of a family, from baby, toddlers, teens to adult. 3rd picture in the above album shows the family photo of the sock monkey, from daddy, mommy, sister, brother, triplet toddlers, and a baby. The siblings are indeed loving each other, not only they are huggy to human, but they also hug each other, like this one. {Get full details on next page.} Pages: 1 2 Get all updates via email: Highlights from Our Partners
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