/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
I'm having a hard time finding the right sub for this topic, I have a bunch of these vinyl window stickers and I wanna store them well. I thought this sub might have some of these paper virtuosi that can tell me the right type of paper roll I could store them on and provide me a sample link to it. I'm thinking about silicone paper, plastic paper, gold foil paper, transfer paper. It's necessary that it comes as a roll, since they are flexible and I have a giant amount of them and a roll could hold them well and save some space capacity and I would be able to carry them that way more easily. I'm pretty much a rookie in regard of these special types of papers and their properties and got a little crash course from chat gpt to inspire me what kind could fit for my need.
I then pop my layout cards into the 12 x 12 Plastic pocket sleeve system for 3 d ring Album folders
Has anyone spent hours at hobby lobby? Because I’m heading there tomorrow and haven’t been in a very long time. Do you guys think 6 hours is enough? Planning on making another scrapbook and a couple of handmade birthday cards and a photo album.
For my latest layout I finally used the last of my most favourite collection of Grandmas Attic by Mintay. This was such a stunning collection. I do have a full step by step Process video on my youtube channel if you want to have a go at doing this layout.
I then pop my layout cards into the 12 x 12 Plastic pocket sleeve system for 3 d ring Album folders
The link for the process video of above layout is https://youtu.be/Z5gop73iKII
I saw this on the MET website and am wondering how to make it. Does anyone have any ideas on how to make the flower which opens? It's way more advanced than the flowers I can find on YouTube. The second part of the gif that shows the paper lifting is called a Papercage and I have found out how to make that. Thanks for the help!
Hi everyone. My mom is over live on YouTube making these adorable treat boxes!
https://www.youtube.com/live/XkxrsSIpV20?si=T4lASCxoqulLWtBY
Does anyone know how many Sidekick compatible embossing folders there are?
My first papercut + quilling piece. I first saw this medium in a post by the ridiculously talented u/Magicnikki111 and was immediately hooked. Full disclosure, since this was my first attempt, I pirated the water design from one of his amazing pieces and used it as my "training guide". It may be intuitive to some but layering and cutting paper this way - it took a little trial and error to arrive at a process that made sense to me. The city scape was the resurrection of my old love of drawing/doodling. In all, gobs of fun and something I plan to continue and hope to improve upon. (I have three designs in my head I'm itching to get to!) Thanks to u/Magicnikki111 for answering my newbie questions!
I make little boxes and bags of crafts and would love to share them but i ran out of ideas and would love to know your fav movies, books or anything really.
Hello Everyone!
I'm thinking of making a drawing for my bf for Valentine's day, and I figured it would be cool if there was a string that if pulled, made the clothing shift into something different, like in those books with moving parts 🤔
Do you people have any tutorials to make this happen, please?
Join me as I experiment and make these sweet refillable notepads!
Hey everyone! I'm new here and so excited to find another community of paper crafters. I design printables for journals and other paper crafts on Etsy and also have a YT Channel where I teach you how to make handmade and heartfelt items. It's low-key and like sitting at my craft table with me. :) I have just under 200 items in my Etsy shop and 275 videos on my channel. I would love to help you dive in to the world of handmade paper crafted gifts. This pic shows my most recent Valentine printable kit, Steampunk Love! Thanks for taking a look!