#cut and glue

[frankylectrix]

collage - sherry

[weelearnersworksheets]

Preschool free printable activities: cut, paste and play. These worksheets perfectly fit for toddlers and kids from 2 to 5 years old.

[beatriceportinari]

Koi fish lantern by @yuumei-art, assembled and painted by me. The color pattern is loosely inspired by the kujaku variety of koi, which has a metallic reticulation overlaid with colored spots.

Thank you so much for the fish gift Amy <3

[teddybeartoji]

aanyway this is what i did todayyy:33333

+ the "man is a moral animal" poem quote poem is by frank bidart btww!!!!!

ta– daaa!!! these are nothing big nothing special but it is really fun to make them hehehehe

[isa-ah]

witness the birth of my cow.

[maria-ruta]

alright but jokes aside, wanna guess my favorite spiderverse character? X'D

doodled a bunch of stuff in my sketchbook, I do not have that many colors tho hahaha so it's all pretty limitted X)

[rileys-battlecats]

my friend was gonna throw away her puzzle because it was missing a piece, so I asked if I could take it and make it into something else :) click for better quality!

And this is what the puzzle's original picture was:

[snuize]

I need fold Javier, pls :3

A beautiful man in square form

links to Arthur, John and tutorial for feet

[nosepressure]

ok ok cowboy phil fit for tit in october HOW DID I DO PHANNIES ???? 🫶🤠

[handnecklace]

[jinikaris]

Hyunjin and Felix’s interactive dance moves in Chk Chk Boom ✩ 2 // ∞ [ Music Core 2024 ]

[frankylectrix]

collage - pages

[craniumknight]

crystal peaaaaaak

[rainbow-sunshine-unicorn]

Kate and Anthony…

Will not stop holding hands…

under any circumstances

gif sources: 1 , 2, 3

[zhalfirin-binds]

WIP A princess of Mars

The case I had this bind on my table for almost a year, but it's coming to an end now.

After I came up with a design and the picked my papers I cut the design to size for a case sized template.

Then I cut the template down to the different onlays and the middle sections from the paper I want to use. Luckily I remembered to draw on the backside of the paper and also to turn the template around so I'd end up with the design I wanted and not a mirrored version. It really didn't matter that much here which side was front and which was back. More importantly the templates need all to be in the same orientation in order to fit together in the end.

One of my main worries are still the paper onlays in the hinges, more than one layer of them too. I'll see how they hold up to reading. I hope by pressing in the hinges with pressing boards those layers will hold firm enough.

I started with the cloth parts to have the seams covered and maybe avoid cutting it too close and end up with open cloth edges or strangely straight lines in the case. Those two cloths are almost the same thickness so they even each other out wonderfully

When I started gluing on the paper onlays, I aimed to have as few sharp edges open as possible. The idea was to start with the outer areas and have them each overlapped a bit by the neighbouring layer (In hindsight I should have started a bit lower, but well, I did not).

Another difficulty I ran into was the hinges. My boards are about 2,4mm thick, not an issue per se (except for one paper was really not into sticking to the board) but apparently working the paper down and over the spine, messed with the angle and lengths and I had to adjust the onlays to not end up with uncovered board.

I did not consider that I'd need a slightly different approach to avoid 'steps' in the design. when I drew this all up it was all flowing one field into another. It's not quite like that now that I finished. I think perhaps drawing on the front might have been a better choice after all, cut the mark away along the line where there is no overlap and leave the mark where there is overlap to know where you want to glue. I think that would be my approach should I do something similar again.

Of course, despite leaving room for overlap I ended up with a gap. I blame paper grain and unreasonable stretching or lack of it for this. It's not too obvious though and doesn't bother me as much as I thought it would.

[quartzteph]

After wayyy too many hours spent printing, cutting, and glueing over the course of a few months, I’ve finally finished my Hyde banner! (my printer is in shambles)

I’m gonna make it double-sided so I’ll post an update once the Jekyll side is done :)