See the full tutorial on Jesi Haack Weddings.
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Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
DI Y Paper Flowers
Check out this easy and amazing tutorial for some paper flowers. They can pretty up any special occasion!
See the full tutorial on Jesi Haack Weddings.
See the full tutorial on Jesi Haack Weddings.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Origami Paper Heart Engagement Party Invitations
How sweet and creative. This Origami Paper Heart engagement party invite will make you saw "awwww"! How awesome would it be to receive this in the mail!
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Chloe Fleury :: San Francisco Neighborhoods
Check out these cute paper perfect san francisco neighborhoods by Chloe Fleury.
Make sure you take a look at her site!
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Origami Neutrals
My coworker just showed me the loveliest post from The Sweetest Occasion on an origami table scape. It is a collaboration between stylist Lo Bjurulf and Ikea in celebration of the upcoming wedding of the Swedish crown princess. It looks like simple but creates an impression. The amount of neutrals, browns and khakis together make it look unified. I love that huge paper flower sitting next to the table there.
I also hopped over to the Ikea Sweden to check for more and with the help of Google translate, found some video tutorials on folding some of these paper crafts. I can't quite get what they're but I think it's visually easy enough to understand.
Found on The Sweetest Occasion
Photos from Ikea Sweden
I also hopped over to the Ikea Sweden to check for more and with the help of Google translate, found some video tutorials on folding some of these paper crafts. I can't quite get what they're but I think it's visually easy enough to understand.Found on The Sweetest Occasion
Photos from Ikea Sweden
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Bookmark it!
Aren't these fun? They are called Green Marker by Japanese studio yuruliku DESIGN. You can buy them at Green Marker but I'd imagine they aren't too difficult to reproduce :). Love the concept.
Monday, January 11, 2010
DIY Paper Bird Cage
A wonderful DIY paper bird cage tutorial found on Creature Comforts. The great thing, as they mention, is that you can totally customize these with different types of papers and patterns.
Download the Bird Template
Download the Bird Template
Visit The Bride's Cafe for full tutorial details.
From Laurie Cinotto D.I.Y. Paper Bird Cage Project for Janie at The Bride's Cafe
Find more from Laurie on her blog + Be inspired by Janie at The Bride's Cafe
All images ©Laurie Cinotto
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Paper Wreath by Ink+Paper
Ink & Paper took part in the second annual R•Home for the Holidays event at the Virginia Historical Society put on by Richmond Magazine. They created 1 of 12 wreaths that were showcased by Habitat for Humanity. They used their own wrapping paper to create this amazing Nutcracker-themed wreath.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Yee Haw!
Lovely paper goods from Yee-Haw industries. Shop their etsy store. Some of their products are hand-printed! Awesome!
Letterpressed Wood Type Mini Cards
Hand printed from this unique cowboy wood type on 100% recycled papers.
Blank on the back with custom made mini kraft recycled envelopes.
Letterpressed Wood Type Mini CardsHand printed from this unique cowboy wood type on 100% recycled papers.
Blank on the back with custom made mini kraft recycled envelopes.
Calendar and pages are printed on 100% recycled paper,
Mini calendar is 4-3/4"x8", pin it up or hold up with a magnet.
Mini calendar is 4-3/4"x8", pin it up or hold up with a magnet.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
DIY Paper Rosettes
A co-worker is getting married this weekend and we wanted to make sure she came into work on her last day before she preps for the big day to be a festive one. I decided to make her different sizes of the paper rosettes that would be hanging over her desk.
A very simple and fun way to add to any occasion!!!
Materials I used:
- Paper Source's Fuschia and Curry Roll Wrapping Paper - this works great so you can get different sizes and the color is solid on both sides.
- Tape - I would recommend Super Tacky Tape
- Scissors
- Fishing line or ribbon
Instructions:
1. I folded 3 sheets of the same size about 1 inch fold the turn it around and fold again until you have folded the whole sheet of paper. Keep it folded then fold that piece in half to make a fan. Repeat this for the next 2 sheets.
2. I then apply tape to edges of the fan and attach them together. At this point you can attach your ribbon between two fans so that you can hang them. I wanted to have my hang with fishing line so I went ahead and taped them all together and just used a 1/4 inch hole punch and tied the fishing line to the rosette.
Then, you are done!!! Here are my final rosettes!
Paper Source has instructions as well! Enjoy!
A very simple and fun way to add to any occasion!!!
Materials I used:
- Paper Source's Fuschia and Curry Roll Wrapping Paper - this works great so you can get different sizes and the color is solid on both sides.
- Tape - I would recommend Super Tacky Tape
- Scissors
- Fishing line or ribbon
Instructions:
1. I folded 3 sheets of the same size about 1 inch fold the turn it around and fold again until you have folded the whole sheet of paper. Keep it folded then fold that piece in half to make a fan. Repeat this for the next 2 sheets.
2. I then apply tape to edges of the fan and attach them together. At this point you can attach your ribbon between two fans so that you can hang them. I wanted to have my hang with fishing line so I went ahead and taped them all together and just used a 1/4 inch hole punch and tied the fishing line to the rosette.
Then, you are done!!! Here are my final rosettes!
Paper Source has instructions as well! Enjoy!
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Friday, September 25, 2009
Jessica Claire's Handmade Book Invitations
I was going to call it a day on blog posts since it's Friday and the day is almost over but then my friend spotted these amazing book invitations on wedding photographer Jessica Claire's blog.
Each invitation came in an old hollowed out book. The main invitation piece is held back by a steel grey grosgrain ribbon and is sealed with a copper wax seal with a photo of a lock. Sitting on the left side some nice copper paper pockets from Kate's Papeterie are the additional invite pieces. Each invite had a different kind of button affixed to it.
A wax lock holds the book together.
Here is also a shot of their save the date which was letterpressed.
Read more about the process here.
Each invitation came in an old hollowed out book. The main invitation piece is held back by a steel grey grosgrain ribbon and is sealed with a copper wax seal with a photo of a lock. Sitting on the left side some nice copper paper pockets from Kate's Papeterie are the additional invite pieces. Each invite had a different kind of button affixed to it.
A wax lock holds the book together.
Here is also a shot of their save the date which was letterpressed.
Read more about the process here.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Chewing the Cud
Always loving the stuff from Chewing the Cud. Check out these invites spotted over at San Francisco Style Unveiled
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Friday, July 17, 2009
Wedding Invitation by The Spark Machine
Lovely invitation design by The Spark Machine. It breaks out of the typical invitation convention, but most importantly still clearly presents information in an aesthetically pleasing manner. I really like the simplicity of the iconography as well.
found via paper crave
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
AMAZING HAND CUT PAPER CUT OUTS
Beautiful, gorgeous papercuts by Julene Harrison of Made By Julene. Love love! So worth all the papercuts! She cuts these all by hand! Amazing!
Monday, June 8, 2009
Paper Mobiles!
These handmade paper birdcage mobiles from Paper Binder are so cute! They also have a paper girl diving with a little balloon attached!
Friday, May 15, 2009
Programs and Directions Cards from Mint Design
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