Category: cutting paper

• Origami Business Card Holder – tutorial

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  Here's a fun way to store those business cards. You will need an 8x8in square sheet of paper and a couple of business cards. In this tutorial, I used a larger sheet for demonstration. Have fun!1. Begin with the white side of the paper facing you. Fold the paper until you get 16 squares. Fold the sides toward the middle, and then fold the sides toward the crease you just made. Repeat on all four sides of

• Recycling paper: Plum Blossoms tutorial

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   Plum Blossoms :I'm sharing my quilled flowers created to celebrate Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival. I used two of my favourite Best Creation papers where the peonies are just perfect for this festive season. It's my first quilling project and I'm so pleased with the way the flowers turned out. Instructions : I cut these quilling strips using KCK's Flower Dies. The narrower strips will be the flower centers (Dies #1102 and 1105) while the wider

• Plum Blossoms tutorial

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   Plum Blossoms :I'm sharing my quilled flowers created to celebrate Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival. I used two of my favourite Best Creation papers where the peonies are just perfect for this festive season. It's my first quilling project and I'm so pleased with the way the flowers turned out. Instructions : I cut these quilling strips using KCK's Flower Dies. The narrower strips will be the flower centers (Dies #1102 and 1105) while the wider

• Paint Swatch Valentine Card Monsters….

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  Happy Valentine's Day!!  Today we made Valentine's for my son's preschool class, and I have to say, I think they turned out super cute.  I wanted bright, fun cards, and I think we accomplished that.For the card, I gathered up a bunch of paper paint swatches that I had been collecting each time we repaint a room (because of coarse I didn't throw them away when I was done).  I took two cards and glued them together,

• Cupid Loves Ruffles

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  I had signed up for Heather's on-line class in December because I so loved her Sweet Messengers of Christmas project and wanted to make one of my own. Loved it! And now that I have Valentine's Day on my brain, I used her wonderful technique to make this heart-shaped decoration for my home.     I added a layer of hot pink lace and an arrow I fashioned from dowel rods, ribbon and cardstock.Favorite soft

• Valentine flowers

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  I’m trying to get my craft area a little more organized which requires more jars and containers. Both of these jars are actually plastic. The tall jar is a vitamin bottle and the short jar is a makeup container. I cleaned out both containers and scrubbed off the labels. For leftover sticky residue from labels, I like to use Goo Gone.The makeup container already had a black top but the vitamin bottle had a plain white childproof top so I covered

• Flowers for birthday: Rolled Flowers

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   by Joanne BasileCreate custom rolled flower embellishments using scraps of paper, a pencil, pair of scissors and some adhesive.Supplies Cardstock or Patterned PaperScissorsGlue DotsPencilStep-by-Step Step 1 Round the corners of the cardstock

• Cute Rolled Paper Flowers Made from Magazine Pages!

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  Can I just tell you - I am OBSESSED with making these flowers! I have read many tutorials - like this one at SplitCoastStampers on how to make these out of paper. So the other day, I was flipping through my piles (many, many piles) of magazines and catalogs, and I had an idea! Why not recycle these catalog pages and turn them into cute paper flowers? No need to buy any fancy paper, these turn out just as cute or even

• Paper Party Decorations : Perfect For The Succah!

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  Aren't these cute? I sat down at my dining room table with a bunch of colored circles, and this is one of the festive ideas I came up with. If your Succah generally leans on the elegant side (like mine, actually) , so these decorations would look great in neutral contrasting colors too! Imagine creme and gold? Pastel blue and creme? This week will

• A Cute & Colorful Cherry Blossom Tree For Tu B’Shevat

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  One of my favorite times of the year is early Spring, when it's still really winter, but the fruit trees start to signal the change of season with their gorgeous display of pink and white blooms. While I grew up with Japanese cherry trees that were planted specifically for their Spring display of pink blooms, in Israel the first tree to bloom is the almond tree, whose blooms are also pink and lovely!The first signs of Spring are remarkable

• Make a Windmill

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  You will need:A4 sheet polypropylene plastic or cardPen/pencilRulerScissorsHole punchMap pinWooden dowelling/garden cane What to do1. Download the windmill template (click on the link below, it will open in a new window as a PDF format image), print it out.Windmill Template2. Lay the template face up on a table and place the plastic on top, using a pen/pencil and ruler trace the pattern onto the plastic, remembering to mark the small circles (if you are making this with card you

• Make a Butterfly from paper or card.

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  This is a great one for younger children. These butterflies are bright and colourful which can either be stuck on the wall or fridge or hung from the ceiling where the children can see their handiwork and watch them fly. Make sure you have plenty of paper because I guarantee the children will want to fill the house with butterflies. You will need:Paper/cardPencilColoured pencils or felt-tipsPaintsScissorsString/ribbon/threadPipe-cleaners What to do1. Download one of the templates provided at the bottom of this




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