♥ déco en papier sur Pinterest. Passatempos Divertivos. Jurianne matter : ontwerpen van papier : home. Mr Printables (mrprintables) sur Pinterest. Father's Day Printable Typography Glasses. 128: DIY graphic 3D confetti. Tuesday, 14 May 2013 by Irene Hoofs DIY graphic 3D confetti by Véronique from Pichouline Beautiful decoration on your table, wall, gift paper, Christmas tree….you can even make a garland with it!
What you'll need:* coloured paper* glue* pencil* ruler* scissors or cutter Step 1: Make the confetti If you don’t have round paper, you can make the circles yourself using a compass, radius 4cm (diameter 8cm), cut them out, or use a large punch. Step 2: Make the graphic 3D bannerThe best result you will get when you use paper with different colours on front and back. Cut out a rectangular of 5 by 10cm. Draw the lines on the paper, following the template, or print out the template on your paper. Fold it along the dotted lines up, skip a cut. Glue the banner on your round paper. .. Tissue Paper Votives — Scissors Paper Stone - A Blog about Creativity. Lova's World: Handmade Shadow Boxes. *None Precious tiny worlds unfold within old candy tins.
From Lova: I found these old tin boxes in a closet and I decided that there had to be something beautiful inside them. I felt like there had to be something golden and yellow in the big one and something blue in the small one. 1.Find some old tins or boxes.2.Paint background with watercolors on watercolor paper. try to build many layers to give your box dimension.3.Cut out illustrations from old books for the cities and features in your box.4.On the bottom of the golden one I used clay to build a hill.5.I used rice paper for clouds.6.You can really let your imagination go wild. Cut out illustrations form old damaged books found at a thrift store or flea market. Il favoloso mondo di carta di Totò. Des animaux en origami faciles à réaliser par les enfants : chat, koala, pélican, souris, etc.
Samedi 16 février 2013 6 16 /02 /Fév /2013 08:01 Niveau de difficulté : très facile.
Origami cocotte en papier. Ce pliage origami sera parfait pour occuper les enfants pendant un mercredi après-midi pluvieux !
Réalisées en papier double épaisseur, ces cocottes sont légèrement cartonnées et peuvent se prêter à de nombreux jeux : décoration de gâteau d’anniversaire, pions pour jeu de petits chevaux, petits cadeaux… Découvrez aussi comment réaliser une grue en origami, sur la chaîne TV de marieclaireidees.com. Origami club. Paper Globes for Earth Day. Apr21 by Ellen Luckett Baker To celebrate Earth Day tomorrow, the best thing you could do is nothing.
Make no waste, don’t drive a car, don’t turn on the lights, don’t flush the toilet, don’t eat! OK, if that’s not practical, how about a recycled paper craft that you can do with the kiddos? But really, you could just cut back on the other things too. This simple and fast project will make spinning globes that you can use as decoration for parties or year-round. Supplies: -office paper, envelopes, newspaper, etc. -circular hole punch (mine was 2 1/2″) Shadow Puppets. By Gabrielle.
Mowobjetos. Les surprises de Fifi Mandirac » Star. 29 nov. 2011 Au salon Créations & Savoir-faire, il y avait souvent un petit attroupement sur notre stand au moment où Kristina expliquait comment faire ces jolies étoiles de papier.
Je suis sûre que beaucoup les ont déjà refaites à la maison, mais je pense que celles qui ne sont pas venues ne seront pas contre une petite leçon par Kristina elle-même, si ? Voilà, c’est ici ! C’est pas compliqué : il vous faut 4 feuilles de papier à origami. Et c’est tout : même pas besoin de colle… Si vous aimez les leçons d’origami de Kristina, et puisque c’est le moment de penser aux cadeaux de Noël, offrez ou faites vous offrir son livre : Déco de papier aux Éditions Tana. Ah, oui ! Space invader. By Kate on June 29, 2011 I really liked the woven gift-topper I made a few weeks ago and thought it looked really pixely!
Just perfect for space invaders… I think it would make a cool little project for big kids and grown-ups! All you need are strips of paper and some sticky tape. You could use them as gift-toppers, or make a card from them or stick them in a frame. If you want a ‘how-to’ then click on the ‘more’ link below. Papertoys. K.design. Use paper scraps to make wall art. Something that every paper crafter has after a completed project is a pile of scraps.
I'm no different and let me tell you my pile of scraps can get quite out of hand! To put it to good use, this solution is really simple, uses up a lot of scraps and can be made leisurely over a long period of time.