Paper Sculpture and Autumn Paper Craft DIYs
You have to love a paper artist with a sense of humor. After wrangling similar weeds in my garden all summer long, it's no wonder Natasha Frisch's paper twin appeals to me. I much prefer it to the real thing!
I was introduced to her paper sculpture via Upon a Fold [edit: site no longer available] and was inspired to look further. In this case, Natasha depicted the thorny side of life as part of an exhibition, but it's just the smallest sample of what she skillfully replicates with plain white paper. From 3D ladders to fences, window bars to venetian blinds, Natasha's paper clones are incredibly precise and quite frankly, astonishing.
Here's a little collection of autumn and Halloween tutorials that caught my eye around the interwebs recently...
Have a lovely weekend and Happy Thanksgiving to our Canadian friends!
I was introduced to her paper sculpture via Upon a Fold [edit: site no longer available] and was inspired to look further. In this case, Natasha depicted the thorny side of life as part of an exhibition, but it's just the smallest sample of what she skillfully replicates with plain white paper. From 3D ladders to fences, window bars to venetian blinds, Natasha's paper clones are incredibly precise and quite frankly, astonishing.
Here's a little collection of autumn and Halloween tutorials that caught my eye around the interwebs recently...
1. 75 gift wrap ideas 2. Candy corn bunting templates 3. Vintage Halloween printables 4. Pretty pumpkin decoupage 5. Gold leaf paper mache bowls 6. Batty treat boxes
Have a lovely weekend and Happy Thanksgiving to our Canadian friends!
That she made a weed beautiful...!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing my candy corn bunting! It was so much fun to make! :)
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure; thanks for the great tutorial, Kristi!
DeleteHer fence and chair and all the things she folds ,look so real. That too with tracing paper ,truly amazing.
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