Monday, February 29, 2016
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Deer came to visit Feb. 22,2016
And a close-up makes it appear the one deer is talking - yikes
I found a neat site where you can make your own FREE moving gif files:
http://gifmaker.me/
Sunday, February 21, 2016
GAP GUild of AMerican Papercutters Member February 2016
I was just notified I am accepted into the Guild of American Papercutters. Such an honor!
To join or find out more about the guild:
https://gap.wildapricot.org/
To join or find out more about the guild:
https://gap.wildapricot.org/
Labels:
gap,
guild of American,
papercutters
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Crown and Chandelier Cards Inspired by Yuichi Miyoshi
Inspired by: Yuichi Miyoshi
I could not find the Crown design in any of his books but have seen it across the internet.
I designed this as an A7 card for an upcoming birthday in the family.
The chandeleir card is from his book:
Shiawase Okuru
Editor: Best Treasure
Labels:
3d,
card,
chandelier,
crown,
greeting,
petrina case,
yuichi miyoshi
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Butterfly Pop-Up Card
Inspired by: Yuichi Miyoshi
I designed 2 sizes today. The A9 is too wobbly and the A7 seems just right size. 5X7
The Butterflies are from his book: Yume no ginsekai and I have seen his designs across the internet.
I took the photos after i made the cards..
I designed 2 sizes today. The A9 is too wobbly and the A7 seems just right size. 5X7
The Butterflies are from his book: Yume no ginsekai and I have seen his designs across the internet.
I took the photos after i made the cards..
Labels:
butterfly,
nature,
paper,
petrina case,
yuichi miyoshi
Rose POp-Up Card
I
Rose design from his book: Shiawase Okuru. Editor:Best Treasure.
Octagon card design recreated from photos on the internet. Could not find the pattern anywhere so I created it as best I could from photos of his beautiful works.
I wish there was a way to buy his digital patterns and pay with Paypal instead of having to import a book.
nspired by Yuichi Miyoshi
Rose design from his book: Shiawase Okuru. Editor:Best Treasure.
Octagon card design recreated from photos on the internet. Could not find the pattern anywhere so I created it as best I could from photos of his beautiful works.
I wish there was a way to buy his digital patterns and pay with Paypal instead of having to import a book.
nspired by Yuichi Miyoshi
Inspired by: Yuichi Miyoshi
The Dahlia is from his book: Yume no ginsekai.
The Dahlia is from his book: Yume no ginsekai.
Labels:
dahlia,
flower,
nature,
petrina case,
yuichi miyoshi
Proposal Pop-Up Book
Labels:
book,
butterfly,
engagement,
love,
papercuts,
petrina case,
pop_up,
proposal,
ring,
rose
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