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Showing posts with label Papercrafting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Papercrafting. Show all posts
October 01, 2012

Here's the pretty box ...

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I have been  making more of these boxes and it is surprising how  large they are. You would be able  to get  lots of chocolates in there...
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May 20, 2012

Un Frogetable ...

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I have scheduled lots of posts to go out automatically for the next week as I will be having a short break in Scotland. My film crew  (Gr...
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May 17, 2012

Enamelled Roses

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A while ago I added a post and a tutorial to the website, on making Paper Roses for your cards, and it proved to be very popular. I had ...
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April 10, 2012

Patchwork Card

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I hate to throw away pretty paper and I always think if it is big enough to make a flower then I will keep it... and I do make lots of flowe...
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April 09, 2012

Mini - Envelopes

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This mini-envelope is a really cute addition to your cards and will use up those odd bits of paper that you have left over. It is creat...
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April 08, 2012

Paper Weaving

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This little technique will use up all your left over strips of paper and as long as the colours blend then you can use any patterns that you...
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April 07, 2012

Paper Pleating

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This lovely technique has been around for years and another I learned as a child. I really don't remember where I got it from it's t...
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April 06, 2012

Paper Lace

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Not to be confused with the Punched Lace I added a couple of days ago..... oh no! this one is going to use up any Doilys that you may have l...
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April 05, 2012

Paper Folded Shirt

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This is an excellent addition to all your male themed cards and is very easy to make. You can jazz up the   Paper Shirt any way you want...
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April 03, 2012

Paper Roses

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These beautiful flowers can save you a fortune ... if adding flowers to your cards is what you like to do ... and I most certainly do!! Yo...
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April 02, 2012

Paper Folded Butterfly

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I thought that maybe this week I would add some little tricks that can be achieved with folding paper ... or Origami as the Japanese say. ...
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