…compilation of tutorials
Isn’t it a great idea to make from an old puzzle a bowl? :)
And if one or two puzzle pieces remain you make a necklace from them ;-)
Thanks, Brigitte, for the link!
Links:
Puzzle Piece Bowl (Creative Collab Durban)
Here at unikatissima:
Puzzle Piece Friendship Necklace
What a beautiful idea: simply embellish a puzzle – every piece on its own :)
Links:
Altered Puzzle (1st Altered Puzzle)
via: LOVE!!!! Give each student a puzzle piece to decorate… keeping the edges intact so it can be re-assembled. Use for a lesson in tolerance… how each individual piece is beautiful on its own. But what a masterpiece you get when you put them all together!
A friend showed me the Puzzlemaker and now I’m using its online generators from time to time to relax(!).
But it’s also fun to make birthday cards from them for friends who like puzzling ;-)
Links:
Puzzlemaker – search for ‘Puzzlemaker online’
In times where you are at home for long times you can do with a little paper game, especially if you can make it yourself :)
Links:
Paper Game (How To Make a PAPER GAME – DIY Puzzle Game From Cardboard) (video)
Now, do you think of making the Origami cube from modules? ;-)
Links:
Origami Cube from Modules (Make a Soma Cube Out of Sonobe Modules)
via: [New Paper Craft] Origami Soma Cube 3D Puzzle Tutorial on PaperCraftSquare
Actually the ice popsicles Advent calendar is designed as puzzle for little children – but why not making a puzzle Advent Calendar from 24 ice popsicles? ;-)
Thanks, Brigitte!
Links:
Ice Popsicles Advent Calendar (DIY Eisstiel Puzzle) (German)
I find this idea wonderful: simply paint a childrens puzzle mat to your own taste!
In case that you find this too colourful, you can find here the picture of a mat in very different style :)
Links:
diy | playful painted kids mat
via: Painted rug
via: DIY Mat – So simple but something I never would have thought of.
No, no, ‘iamond’ is no typing error, these things are called like this and are nothing else than shapes composed from equilateral triangles.
Here somebody went the (for me crucial) step further and made nice lantern diagrams from.
I still must find out whether they really can be used as lanterns.
The paper lampshade on the other hand is also made from nearly equilateral triangles.
Links:
Iamond Lantern (iamonds)
The actual folding diagram (GIF file, ca. 16 KB)
About shapes made from equilateral triangles (Polyiamond)
Here at unikatissima:
Paper Lampshade
