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For all you pop-up fans, I have something special to introduce today. Well-respected paper engineers Robert Sabuda and Chuck Fischer have ...

One day last summer while browsing in a botanical garden gift shop, I made my way toward an inviting fragrance and was soon in front of a be...

 Congratulations to giveaway winners, Laurie Cullen and @idahobucketlist! Is there a person alive who doesn't enjoy opening a pop-up...

Okay, it's January 11th and the holidays are practically a distant memory at this point. Nevertheless, I hope you'll humor me while ...

Five brand new paper craft books have come my way recently that might pique your interest. Horrorgami: 20 Gruesome Scenes to Cut and Fold ...

Because I often review paper art and craft books, publishers send me titles they think will be of interest. The problem - truly a small one...

There's nothing quite like hearing from a fellow paper aficionado and learning that the person lives in your same state - after all, th...

Every now and then I find a just-released paper craft book in my mailbox... definitely a nice perk of blogging lo these many years. Quite a ...

Ahh, we've entered the dog days of winter when it snows and snows (as opposed to the typical hot and steamy dog days of summer, you unde...

Allow me to slip an extra post into this week's schedule to welcome All Things Paper's newest sponsors. They're such a talente...

Facing facts here... my brain just doesn't work the same way as that of paper engineer, Elod Beregszaszi , but that doesn't mean I c...

Glory of Hong Kong has long been fascinated with pop-up construction. She set about learning how to do it by studying instruction books and...

Robert Sabuda [edit: site no longer available] is an award winning 3-D paper engineer and children's book artist with a long list of ti...

I've long been entranced by handmade cards and like to think of them as small works of art. That's not to say I don't appreciate...