Showing posts with label Christmas+papercraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas+papercraft. Show all posts

Friday, December 25, 2015

Download: Doctor Who Snowflakes



In response to a request on DoctorWhoCrafts, Lu of OddlyCrafting demonstrates how to use her interchangeable Doctor Who Snowflake templates.  Just pick any two to create your own pattern. 

And, if you like these, check out the many other Paper Snowflake Designs on her Tumblr.  There is a huge variety to choose from, most of them Doctor Who-themed.


Download: Legend Of Zelda Snowflakes


Templates available for download from Google Drive

Sometimes when you're just starting out in the world, it's hard to find the money for the small things, like holiday decorations.  Luckily, what we lack in financial stability in youth, we make up for in spare time.  If you're looking for a way to spruce up your gamer's den, here's just the thing.


Thursday, December 3, 2015

Download: Star Wars Snowflakes 2015


[ Previously: Download: Star Wars Snowflakes 2012 | 2013 | 2014 ]

You know it's winter when Anthony Herrera releases his latest batch of paper snowflakes.  This year, the designs were inspired by the eagerly anticipated new film Star Wars: The Force Awakens.  Download these and many other Star Wars snowflake designs as PDF files on Herrera's website.


Thursday, December 18, 2014

Download: Superhero Snowflakes


Superhero Snowflakes by Sonia Harris of Comic Book Resources

Here are five snowflake templates to print and cut out, each based on a different superhero.  There's Batman, Iron Man, The Punisher, Storm, and Wonder Woman.


Download: Nobel Physicist Snowflakes



Symmetry Magazine has just posted three awesome designs for paper snowflakes depicting Nobel physicists Erwin Schrödinger (complete with paradoxical cats), Marie Curie, and Albert Einstein.

Download the PDF patterns, print them out, and then, use an X-Acto knife to cut away the gray areas. Unfold your pieces of paper and - voila!  You've got yourself some science-tastic snowflakes.


Friday, November 21, 2014

Download: Star Wars Snowflakes 2014


Patterns available for download from the artist's website.

I don't think that I'd be able to resist putting a bullet hole through the Greedo snowflake.


Monday, December 23, 2013

DIY: Zero Christmas Ornament


Zero Christmas Ornament

Make this Zero ornament for your tree using this 

1. Downloadable the template from the Spoonful Blog.

2. Print the ornament on regular white paper or cardstock and cut out the pieces. 

3. Starting with one half of Zero, fold the bottom piece up and the ear down, then use glue or double-sided tape to secure the pieces to the back side of Zero’s body so the design is two-sided. Repeat this step with Zero’s other half. 

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Download: Star Wars Snowflakes


[Previously: Star Wars Snowflakes]

Anthony Herrera created these awesome paper snowflakes using iconic characters and spaceships from the Star Wars universe, and they would look awesome taped up in your windows.


Download: GoT Snowflakes



Winter is coming. In fact, it's here for those of us in the Northern hemisphere.  San Francisco-based graphic designer Krystal Higgins helps us capture the season mindset with a fantastically geeky series of paper snowflakes inspired by the house sigils of Westros from Game of Thrones. What’s more, she's offering the designs as free downloadable patterns.

Monday, December 17, 2012

Papercraft: Christmas Book


"Oono has expanded his 360° book project to celebrate the festive season. The three-dimensional panoramic structure references the format of a book and pushes it to become a new, expansive platform for narrative and story telling."

Download: Happy Mac Ornament



Friday, November 23, 2012

Download: Star Wars Snowflakes


Download these and many other Star Wars snowflake designs as PDF files.

Monday, December 26, 2011

Saturday, December 24, 2011

Papercraft: Steam-Santa


Download this Steampunk Santa paper toy from CubeCraft

Friday, December 23, 2011

Video: Nicholas Was



In 1989, comics author and novelist Neil Gaiman sent a Christmas card to friends and family that included a very dark take on the story of Santa en titled "Nicholas Was..." In the years since, it has not only become something of an expensive collector's item, but also an inspiration for fan-made works, including a rather inventive pop-up book. Gaiman challenged readers to create new interpretations of the story last year as well, and you can see the results -- which included a puppet version -- in a holiday blog post.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Papercraft: Star Wars Snowflakes



"When someone shared with me the Stars Wars snowflakes featured on Matters of Grey we were excited to make them. They turned out great, but we wanted to create more. The design seemed easy enough, so I got to work. There are so many rich characters in the Star Wars universe, the possibilities seem endless. I created a few designs based off of characters that I liked or thought would have a cool look as a snowflake. I recommend getting a very sharp x-acto knife for the inner details."

The snowflakes come in four varieties: Boba Fett, Clonetrooper, Darth Vader, and Stormtrooper.
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