I've been purusing my favorite Japanese book resource and it just inspires me to get in touch with the smaller crafts that I used to do such as beading and making little toys. I found that I really like to do some paper art too but nothing to sell just for scrapbooking and cards for friends and family. I feel like there are people that do a much better job at paper craft such as Poshta a local Columbus friend and member of the Craft Cotillion. Aside from all that I still want to learn to do paper cutting!
These are from Famille Summerbelle
It is such a beautiful and delicate art. I can do the origami but this is so vastly different. It reminds me of a mixutre of pattern drafting and drawing. On a whim this weekend I stopped into Utrecht and bought some random supplies. Two small square canvas' maybe 8x8", paintbrush cleaner jar and a nice new razor blade by Olfa! Olfa is an amazing company for cutting utensils. I have a few of their rotary blades, rulers and self healing pads for my sewing/fashion supplies.
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