Eco-artist Ann Wood of Brooklyn creates all sorts of wonderful things from found and salvaged bits. After seeing the Wedgewood-reminiscent paper cups that were featured on Design Sponge recently, I remembered Ann's popular instructions from about a year ago for making paper mache teacups... actually it was this photo of pretty cups all stacked up that stayed with me.
Ann's tutorial is very thorough and I've had it in the back of my mind to give them a go... she makes the process sound easy and a lot of fun too.
Here's what's been happening on the All Things Paper Facebook page this week:
Make a batch of mod pods
Cute tute for rockin' round robins
Jill Sylvia's incredible cut ledger paper
Tissue paper lettering
Have a great weekend!
It's amazing what you can do with paper :)
ReplyDeleteOh, once again... I LOVE these :) My hubbie wouldn't understand of course, but they are delightful!
ReplyDeleteOh wow - I lurve these cups - perfect for a mad hatter's tea party or the centerpiece of any whimsical party theme... yet another thing to add to my 'to try' list; so much to do and so little time!!
ReplyDeletePS - Thanks for the 'rockin robin' shout out. Linda. x
So pretty! The tutorial looks easy and sure will give it a try.Tissue paper lettering looks so good too.
ReplyDeleteHad seen that photo of the stacked paper teacups, too. Fascinating! Then I took a peek at the link you shared for "mod pods" by Dream a Little Bigger. So creative!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Bee Craft Inspirations, under the Page 2 post on Aug. 13, 2012. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Bee Craft Inspirations, under the Page 4 post on Aug. 14, 2012. Thanks again.
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