Paper Crafts How-to Book: All Things Paper
It has always been my intention with this blog to share distinctive things made of paper, and the projects in the book follow that premise. All are brand new and were created by artisans whose names you might recognize, as each has been featured here in the past.
In fact, that's how the idea came about... I had the thought to bring together designers who could show just how capable and surprising simple paper can be, by making items that anyone would be proud to display in their home, wear as a fashion accessory, or give as a special gift.
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| Everyday Tote Bag by Richela Fabian Morgan |
And so it began... many months, emails, and mouse clicks later, the result is a collection that is not only attractive, but useful too. It was very important to all of us that the projects hold up to their intended purposes, all while looking stylish indeed.
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| Phone Book Letter Holder by Allison Patrick |
One of my favorites parts of the book is that you get to know the makers... each tells why they work with paper and how they came to create their particular project. You'll also find step-by-step instructions and photographs, tips, templates, diagrams, and supply sources... everything needed to successfully recreate each design. A few of the projects are quite simple, while others will appeal to adventurous crafters who are interested in learning new skills.
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| Mysterious Stationery Box by Cecelia Louie |
What better way to celebrate than with a worldwide giveaway?! [NOW ENDED] Tuttle Publishing will send a copy of the book to three commenters. Winners will be selected by a random number generator and notified via email, so be sure to include a way to be contacted within your comment. If you would like to share the link as an extra entry, let me know in a separate comment that you have done so. Giveaway ends on Sunday, June 16. Good luck!
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| Antique Key Pendant by Ann Martin |
Congratulations to the winners - Michelle Brigham, Yvonne Li, and SNJ!
