Jeanne Drewes has provided Concertina Book Instructions and for a different type of concertina book see the illustrated step by step tutorial Liz Plummer of Dreaming Spirals has provided on How to make a concertina book
This illustrated step by step introduction to tea bag folding led me to think they would make great Christmas decorations or a children’s activity during the holiday season. An adult would have to cut the squares but after that, I can imagine a dash of glitter, sequins and glue would …
Ebooks are great but have you ever thought about binding them? This Guide to Binding Your own Paperback Books looks to be just the thing for various PDF files I seem to be collecting.
These free Printable Boxes would make ideal small gift boxes to hang from the Christmas tree. I particularly liked the second one down the page. It would be ideal to hold a few sweets or cookies. Thanks for the link goes to craftzine
I found this interesting squidoo list on Iris folding put together by Lisa Vollrath who is a mixed media artist. Lisa describes Iris folding as A technique that originated in Holland. Color coordinated strips of folded paper are taped into place over a pattern, creating a spiralling design that resembles …
Scrapblog.com is free place online to create scrapblogs the online equivalent of scrapbooks. They describe their idea as Online sharing has improved exponentially in the recent years and even months, but it’s time to start having fun with your pictures online. Enter Scrapblog! The only site that merges the creativity …
I stumbled across an interesting rich interlinked site of articles the other day. A Social History of Children’s Literature is the labor of Kay E. Vandergrift and what a trip we are taken on. I particularly enjoyed links in the list of illustrators at the end of Early Illustrators of …
