/r/papercrafting
Do you spend hours on a scrapbook? Are you a creative card maker? Are you always making ATCs? Then this is the subreddit for you.
Post your latest projects, get help and inspiration and learn about the art of papercrafting.
Some rules:
1) This subreddit is for paper crafting. Primarily, we are aimed at building a community where scrapbookers, card makers and other artistically creative paper users, rather than those who make art out of paper (r/papercraft is more appropriate for that content). We encourage creativity in this subreddit and welcome seeing all different kinds of project.
2) Feel free to post links to your blog or youtube channel but please don't spam it to death. General rule of thumb - is your previous post shown in the last two pages of the 'new' tab? If so, then post it in there. If not, feel free to create a new post.
3) If you encounter any problems in the sub at all please immediately report them to a mod. Members should always be kind and pleasant to other posters. We operate a 'three strikes and you're out' rule to banning from the sub. If you have a problem with another member, please email a mod. Constructive criticism is allowed but must be requested. If it is not requested, please ask if they would like to hear your thoughts first.
We request that readers think and read the whole topic before they downvote anything. Downvoting is discouraged.
4) We have weekly 'rant', 'success' and 'goals' threads running. Please don't post content for these threads outside of this area. If you can't find the thread for that week, it may not have been made yet. Ask a mod.
5) Enjoy!
/r/papercrafting
My new model the PR-XMRJ
I made a video about the creative and technical process of making one of my pieces. I think you'll find it interesting.
I finally got around to making my own mica sprays and they are gorgeous, but I'm having issues with finding spray bottles that don't clog easily. What's everyone's go-to spray bottles for stuff like this?
had lots of little left over pieces of construction paper and cardboard and wanted to make something out of the bits left behind! It's not much, but I hope you like it :)
As I already stated, I plan to make a real size cupboard cutout:
but how big should the line be? how much space should I leave? what is the best way to cut it so that it is stable?
What is better cardboard, corrugated cardboard or foam?
I would be very grateful if someone could line around it as an example and send it me pm
Years ago in a high school art class we soaked pages from high quality magazines that were not glossy like real simple magazine. After soaking we could then peel the entire page apart and it would them be a thinner transparent image.
The thing is I don't know what we soaked the pages in. It was something simple and safe since it was in a public school setting that didn't have great supplies
Any thoughts on this process? Thanks!
Make this holiday season special with a lovely box design that's simple to put together and brings joy to both the giver and receiver. Enjoy this tutorial!
Browsing through cyber Monday crafting deals I came across a Chinese calligraphy background stamp and wondered what it said. I got out the phone and went to google translate and asked it to “detect language”. Turns out it’s a mix of languages but mostly Japanese.
Happy crafting.
Let's learn to make simple and easy gift card holder...
Hi all It would be greatly appreciated if you could join this Christmas crafting comunity!