…compilation of tutorials
I’ve presented before the book and silhouette art where you print black on book pages.
The printed book page is a colour print on a book page – I’d never have expected it to look so beautiful :)
Links:
Printed Book Page (Wollen balde kommen…) (German)
Here at unikatissima:
Book and Silhouette Art
The butterfly lamp looks cute, doesn’t it?
You can get the butterfly pictures even as download to print :)
Thank you, Brigitte, for your tip!
Links:
Butterfly Lamp (Lanterne aux papillons!!!!) (French)
Butterfly pictures to download and print (Papillons à imprimer .) (French)
via: diy butterfly lamp
When I once looked for bookmarks I’ve also found this TV bookmark.
I find it cute :)
Links:
TV Bookmark (Super funny bookmarks to download)
via: Totally funny bookmark
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘bookmark’
I find the book birds really cute – and I’m sure that should the situation arise you can also make book fishes ;-)
Links:
Book Birds (Von täglichen Helden, alten Buchstaben, neuen Vögeln und dem nicht mehr aufzuhaltenden Frühling…) (German and English)
via: Paper birds tutorial in German and English by Die Raumfee.
I find this a very individual gift: the name of the recipient composed of pictures of the single letters.
You can find the pictures of the single letters in a flickr collection with hundreds of letter pictures.
Great!
Links:
Letter Photo Art for Christmas!
via: Free photo letters. There are literally hundreds of each letter. You simply download for FREE and print from your own printer.
flickr letter collection: Leo Reynolds > Collections > Letters
wall art
Also a wonderful idea: to get these wonderful pictures simply print on book pages!
Links:
Book and Silhouette Art (Book Art)
via: feed old book pages through a printer to make unique silhouette art
If you need some nice labels, too, e.g. for the spice jars in the kitchen, then you can learn how to make them in the tutorial.
Links:
Antique Labels for the Kitchen
via: CHALLENGE 53 ENTRIES
Once again I found a tutorial about something I really want to try once: Collograph Printing.
I think it could be fun: to glue stuff onto cardboard, to ink it and to press a sheet of paper onto.
The paragraph where they wrote, that you can use moistened watercolour paper and get some embossed paper was most interesting to me.
I will ;-))
Links:
Collograph Printing
