Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts

Creating Paper Angels

Here's another re-post. I just thought some creative folks might benefit from it.

Last year, I need an angel background  for some graphic works.  I remembered creating the same craft several years back. While scanning my files, I saw the template (the last image). Then I decided to make this quick tutorial.

1. Have the images printed on paper boards.
2. Cut the lines including the horizontal lines.
3. Use those horizontal lines to connect both edges. (see procedure 4 )
4. Enhance your craft by making some drawings or designs.

paper angels



Simple Santa Origami


Here's a simple tutorial (Santa origami)  that I've  posted on another site last year. It's no longer visible on that site so I've decided to make a re-post.


1. Prepare a square paper (with red on one side and white on the other side). An ideal size is 15 cm x 15 cm. (item 1)

2. Make triangle folds to create the crease (item 2)

3. First, focus on the upper part (santa’s hat) . Make a fold towards the middle (item 3).

4. Create a crease by folding towards the upper portion (item 4). Then make two small folds as shown in items 5, 6 and 7 in order to expose the white portion of the hat .


5. Then proceed to the lower part (santa’s beard). Make a fold towards the middle (item 8).

6. Make another fold to expose the white portion (item 9).

7. Turn to the back, (red side) of the paper and fold the edges on both sides. (item 10)

8. Make another fold on both sides towards the middle exposing the white portion. (items 11 and 12)

9. Make another perpendicular fold towards the middle on both sides (items 13 and 14)


10. See to it that both folds are of equal length. It will be the hands of Santa (item 15)

11. Have some glue to fasten the back side (Item 16)

12. Turn it around and draw the face of Santa (Items 17 & 18).


Images on Paper

Just trying to make fun  with images again.  I  took some pictures yesterday.
Then made the edit using Photoshop and Coreldraw. 


 Enjoy the weekend, friends!