This weekend I have been going through all my work to photograph and adjust for my final portfolio. There seems to be so much of it and I still have a lot to complete for my final major project too. Anyway I found this paper bunny. Hes so cute, I made a whole range of these a while ago in a range of different colour, patterns and sizes. I even made two huge rabbits that formed part of a show. This little bunny however is only around 11.5 inches in height. They are great fun to make and different decorations make them look so different.
Showing posts with label papercutting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label papercutting. Show all posts
Monday, 2 May 2011
Thursday, 28 April 2011
Royal Wedding Tea Party Day 7
Today's royal craft is once again decorations. I love decorations and I wanted to create romantic inspired creations to celebrate the event. Today I have gone for an all white theme and these would be perfect for any wedding.
Here's the first one, a hanging heart decoration featuring the couples initials. This could also be strung to have a whole line of these cute paper hearts.
Then i thought these would also make great table decorations. So I cut them out and attached them to battery operated tea lights. These are great as they wont set your paper creation on fire and look realistic too.
Finally I decided to create some coasters with the swirly bird designs. These look really pretty and go well with the rest of the decorations.
Here's the first one, a hanging heart decoration featuring the couples initials. This could also be strung to have a whole line of these cute paper hearts.
Then i thought these would also make great table decorations. So I cut them out and attached them to battery operated tea lights. These are great as they wont set your paper creation on fire and look realistic too.
I then thought what about the bird paper cut I was left with from the hearts. I decided to use these as well. All I did was attach them to a vellum circle and use these as decorations too. They look perfect for a wedding table decoration.
Hope your all looking forward to the big day tomorrow, its getting really exciting here in the UK. So many people camping out in London for the big day. I'm looking forward to putting all these creations together with a few extra pieces like paper cake slices for my little tea party to celebrate. I have also got some real party food to go with the paper ones for my family to have tomorrow while we watch it all on TV, is anyone else celebrating?
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
Royal Tea Party Day 6
Today I decided to create a red white a blue origami floral centre piece for my tea party. These flowers take a while to produce as each petal is created separately then glued together. The good thing about this piece is you can hang it, have on the table as a centre piece or just create a few flowers to decorate your party.
Tuesday, 26 April 2011
Royal Tea Party Day 5
Today's royal inspired craft for the tea party is place settings and napkins. The paper napkins feature a gold crown with red, white and blue decoration. The place settings have a mini guardsman at the side and a mini crown above the area to write the guests name on.
Labels:
3D,
colour,
illustration,
papercutting,
royal,
tea party
Monday, 25 April 2011
Royal Tea Party Day 4
Today's royal craft is a mini favour box for guests containing hair slides or hair elastics for guests to wear at the party. The box has a little gold crown on and I've added red ribbon so it can be hung up too. The hair slides / elastics have felt flowers sewn on them and make a quick and easy gift. They all of course have the red, white and blue theme.
(Special thanks to my two best friends for modelling the hair elastics!)
(Special thanks to my two best friends for modelling the hair elastics!)
Labels:
3D,
colour,
felt,
illustration,
papercutting,
royal,
tea party
Sunday, 24 April 2011
Royal Tea party Day 3 Teacups
Today's tea party creation is some cute paper teacups and saucers. I had forgotten how much work goes in to these so they took a while to create. They are mini teacups measuring just under 2 inches in height and of course continue the red white and blue theme.
Saturday, 23 April 2011
Royal Tea Party Day 2 Cupcakes
I love making paper cupcakes, they are so much fun and look great. Heres my royal inspired cupcakes with golden crowns on the wrappers and little red roses on the top. Ive kept the red white a blue theme on my cakes for the tea party and even made a little stand for some of them.
Friday, 22 April 2011
Royal Wedding tea party
Its a week to go to the big event here in the UK. Although we aren't having a street party where I live, I just couldn't resist making some paper crafts for the big day. So here's the plan. Everyday up until the big day I will be sharing with you a different part of the tea party I'm going to make. Today its the royal inspired banner. The banner has a union jack on it and I have added little crowns to it as well. It is cut on my Silhouette machine and the edges are slightly inked for definition. I have included a template at the bottom if you want to have a go at the banner yourself.
Monday, 28 March 2011
Hanging birds silhouettes.
These are a few experimental paper cut birds on branches. The silhouette birds look great hung and create some lovely shadows. 

Saturday, 19 March 2011
Paper cut birds
This is a continuation of experimental paper cut bird designs. This designs features silhouette birds on a branch. I love the way they sit on the branches and feel they would look good hung too as well as this flat papercut. 
Sunday, 27 February 2011
Birdcage Silhouette Paper Cuts
Recently I experimented with some paper cut birdcages. I then hung them and photographed the results. I love the shadow effects created and think it makes and interesting composition.


Monday, 14 February 2011
Starting School Book
A recent brief I received was to produce a How to guide. I decided to produce a guide for children when starting school. The idea was that parents could read the book to the child to reassure them about their first day at school. The illustrations were kept simple using my paper cutting technique. I also used a child friendly colour palette for the book. Here's a selection of the books pages in production.
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