This scenic flats style pop-up is still in its preliminary stages, and needs some rescaling and respacing. The ball is too small and the pins too close together, among other things.
I've had a few requests for a pricing guide, so I'm posting it here! If you're interested in special color combinations, just ask at my Etsy shop. Shipping for these is based on the USPS postal website prices. You can double click on the guide for easier reading.
Vellum certainly has some fine qualities! In this case I wanted the window cut-out to let the inside show through, but not the sentiment. The vellum lining is only secured at the crease, like a wedding announcement.
Pop-up keyboards have been around awhile, but I've never created one before. This is really origamic architecture, meaning the keyboard was cut from only one piece of paper.
I'm pretty sure there's a tutorial already listed on my blog for a spinning card (This snowflake twirls when you open the card). Here's just another variation using a plastic, glittery tree ornament.
My first attempt at the Victorian mistletoe kissing ball here! Only one change I would make, and that would be to upgrade the leaves to green velvet paper, because, well, what says "victorian" more than velvet?
Yep, these are made from that plastic security packaging that manufacturers are so fond of using! I save it all year to make these Christmas snowglobes.
We've had Picasso now for almost three months, and he talks all day long! It's been very easy to teach him new words and sounds as he tries to repeat everything he hears. We have to be very careful what we say around here lol.