Why settle for a plain Jane Hallmark greeting card when you can put a little of your own effort (aka blood, sweat and undoubtedly a few tears) into making your own greeting cards. The winter holidays are just around the corner, so get out that X-acto blade, cutting board and glue sticks ready, and download some of these designs that range from easy to crazy difficult...
Free DIY Kirigami Greetings Cards Patterns
Marivi's website is filled with several downloadable designs, with most of favourites being the architectural series of kirigami designs out of league. But we think we might be able to handle this gift box design for the next birthday that comes our way.
And remember to purchased a few bandages...just in case. But here's a vid to inspire you to get crafting:
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this is great!
i have a whole book of the stairs type of popups and i collect other pop up books as well. ABC3D was my most recent addition, and i love the star wars pop up book as well.
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jmorey: thanks for turning me onto ABc3D. That book needs to be in my collection pronto!
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Sure. The only thing I need is unlimited time. Can somebody please make a whole bunch of these and put them up on Etsy? Gotta have some!
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wow. they look amazing! Thank you for the tip!
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http://elsita.typepad.com/allaboutpapercutting/
Elsa Mora is great. Her blog is fun and she has an etsy shop.
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