Paper Crafts §

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• Papier-mâché: Papier-mâché involves creating sculptures or objects by layering paper and adhesive.
• Origami: Origami is a traditional Japanese art of paper folding to create decorative shapes and figures.
• Quilling: Quilling involves rolling and shaping strips of paper to create decorative designs.
• Folding Techniques: Folding techniques are often used in various paper crafts, such as card making, scrapbooking, and book binding.
• Decoupage: Decoupage is a type of paper craft where decorative paper cutouts are glued onto objects.
• Map Folding: Map folding is a form of paper craft, involving the manipulation of paper to create a three-dimensional representation.
• Folding Patterns: Folding patterns are a fundamental aspect of various paper crafts, including origami and kirigami.
• Paper Sculpture: Paper sculpture involves creating three-dimensional sculptures or figures using paper as the primary material.
• Card Making: Card making involves creating handmade greeting cards, often using paper crafting techniques.
• Bookbinding: Bookbinding involves creating handmade books using various paper crafting techniques.
• Paper Folding: Paper folding involves creating three-dimensional shapes by folding paper in specific patterns.
• Paper Cutting: Paper cutting involves creating intricate designs by cutting paper with scissors or knives.
• Folding Technique: Folding techniques are used in various paper crafts, such as origami, kirigami, and paper engineering.
• Scrapbooking: Scrapbooking involves arranging photos, memorabilia, and decorative elements on pages to create memory books.
• Origami Therapy: Origami is a form of paper crafting, which can be a relaxing and enjoyable hobby.
• Folding Technique: Folding techniques are used in various paper crafts, such as origami, kirigami, and modular origami.
• Paper Weaving: Paper weaving involves creating woven patterns or baskets using strips of paper.