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B3131. Paper Architect/Bianchini et al
The Paper Architect: Fold-It-Yourself Buildings and Structures by Maria Victoria Garrido Bianchini, Ingrid Siliakus and Joyce Aysta. 2009. 110pp. 8-7/8"x11". Hardcover. Retail Price $24.95
The step-by-step photographs, clear instructions, and especially the color coded templates will help you construct amazing 3D paper replicas of world famous structures including the Taj Mahal, the Eiffel Tower, the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Coliseum. Interesting architectural info on each of the 20 buildings is included.
Click here to see a sample spread from the book.
Available February 2009.
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B3115. Paper Engineering / Avella
B3115. Paper Engineering by Natalie Avella. 2009. 176pp. 9"x10.25". Paperback $35.00
From a simple fold in a letterhead to the structural intricacies of a pop-up book, the construction of a 3D paper object requires as much input as its surface decoration. This stylish and inspirational book unfolds the conceptual complexities of paper engineering, studying the techniques of eminent international designers. Case studies are illustrated with photographs of finished work, as well as detailed diagrams and commentary. Also explores the functions of paper architecture in graphic design, ranging from greeting cards to invitations and from point-of-sale to packaging. Fully revised and extended edition.
Click here to see a sample spread from the book.
Available February 2009
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B3093. Paper Creations, Cards and Gifts/Biddle
Paper Creations, Cards and Gifts: Over 35 Paperfolded Designs Featuring Origami, Iris and Teabag Folding by Steve and Megumi Biddle. 128pp.
8.5x11. Paperback $22.99. Sale $6.98
Projects range from cards and card hoders to an album cover or a flower ball using origami, tea bag and Iris folding. For each project there are step-by-step drawings and a color photo of the finished result. (Illustrations can often be easier to follow than photos for paper folding.)
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B3105. Cardmaker's Workbook/Mason
B3105. The Cardmaker's Workbook by Jenn Mason. 2008. 160pp. 8.5"x10". Paperback $19.99
Ever wonder why some cards look right and yours don't? This book provides the answers and how to apply them to your card making. First, by showing design concepts - balance, focal point, repetition, scale, texture - with simple card examples. Then, it is onto the color theory (think paint chip strips), presented with card projects. Next, you learn a set of construction techniques and how to vary them. Then multiples, decorative inspiration, and more tips. It's organized, systematic, and fun.
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B3019. Pocket Paper Engineer Volume 2
Now Available
B3019. Pocket Paper Engineer,Volume 2: Platforms and Props by Carol Barton. 2008. 72pp. 6.5"x10".Hardcover Retail Price $26.95.
From simple greeting cards to intricate paper creations, this
engaging workbook teaches the mechanics of pop-ups
through 10 different projects. Step-by-step, full-color instructions coupled with detailed illustrations for vibrant floating platforms, tabbed props, and miscellaneous other pop-up effects. Each section includes perforated pages with preprinted designs and directions.
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B2694. Pocket Paper Engineer/Barton
The Pocket Paper Engineer: How to Make Pop-Ups Step By Step
By Carol Barton. 2005. 67pp. 6.5"x9.75". Hidden spiral. Hardcover.
A fun, clearly written instructional book based on Barton's 20 years experience teaching paper engineering and pop-ups to students of all ages. The book includes page pockets with pull out patterns with step-by-step directions printed on the backs. This workbook includes lots of construction and design tips, assembly and production techniques, pictures of finished pop-ups, and easy-to-follow illustrations on how to create your own pop-ups. Carol's pop-ups are also featured in The Penland Book.
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B2731. Pop Up & 3D Cards / Angel
Pop-Up and 3-D Cards: Step-by-Step Projects to Make at Home by Emma Angel. 2005. 96pp. 8.5"x11". Paper $9.95. SALE.
Learn how to make cards that wiggle, fly, spin, and form boxes & tunnels. Includes 18 bright, dimensional cards with step-by-step instructions, templates, and photos of finished cards. Includes V-fold, concertina, interactive and pop-ups. For events and just for fun. Covers customizing the designs for the recipient and making envelopes for your creations. Full-color throughout.
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DVD28. Paper Delights DVD/Moote
Paper Delights DVD
by Cherryl Moote. 2004. 60 minutes.
The companion video. Presents techniques such as dry embossing, iris folding, paper quilting, bargello, basic paper folding and beginning book folding for accordion and lotus books. It is ideal for papercrafters just starting out with card making, origami and bookbinding. You get to see techniques demonstrated. Cutting sizes and detailed instructions for the projects are found in the book Paper Delights.
All our DVD’s are made to run on USA and Canada machines. If you live outside North America, you should check with the manual for your machine to see if it can play NTSC format DVD’s. If your DVD player can’t play our DVD’s, your computer may be able to.
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DVD33. Hand Lettering on Fabric DVD Engelbrecht
Hand Lettering on Fabric: Bali Lantern Workshop. Lisa Engelbrecht. 2008. 124 min.
After an introduction to calligraphy techniques, Lisa demonstrates the important points to successful decorative writing on fabric with pen & brush. For a variety of fabrics, she shares tips on how to stain and seal, to create decorative washes, and add special effects with a variety of "inks." Lisa then creates a rich background for her hand lettering, using a few simple materials. She presents her
signature funky lettering, as well as more traditional forms.
Using the techniques presented in the video, you then apply them to the construction of a collapsible Bali lantern.
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B2989. Paper Transformed
B2989. Paper Transformed: A Handbook of Surface-Design Recipes and Creative Paper Projects by Julia Andrus. 2007. 176pp. 8.5"x11". Paper. List price $24.95.
Andrus’ book showcases over 100 techniques for transforming paper. There are step-by-step illustrated instructions for many traditional processes – many with new variations. Also included are new and original paper treatments and project applications. Some of the projects include beeswax collage, soot printing, leather paper and a gorgeous effect called Northern Lights. The final chapter includes 2 dozen *Sparkling Paper Projects* that use techniques from throughout the book. This book was so popular that the publisher had to order a second printing almost immediately!
Chapters include: Old Favorites and New Variations, Original Designer Papers, Metal Look-Alikes, Special Paper Treatments, Stamping Techniques, Stippling, Sponging, Stenciling, Paper Finales, & Sparkling Paper Projects.
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