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Origami Business Card Holder - tutorial

Here's a fun way to store those business cards. You will need an 8x8in square sheet of paper and a couple of business cards. In this tutorial, I used a larger sheet for demonstration. Have fun!


1. Begin with the white side of the paper facing you. Fold the paper until you get 16 squares. Fold the sides toward the middle, and then fold the sides toward the crease you just made. Repeat on all four sides of the square.

Paint Swatch Valentine Card Monsters....

Happy Valentine's Day!!  Today we made Valentine's for my son's preschool class, and I have to say, I think they turned out super cute.  I wanted bright, fun cards, and I think we accomplished that.

For the card, I gathered up a bunch of paper paint swatches that I had been collecting each time we repaint a room (because of coarse I didn't throw them away when I was done).  I took two cards and glued them together, pretty sides out.  I started using hot glue, but found that spray adhesive worked better.  It gave a smoother finish.  And since it drys slower than hot glue, it gave me a chance to move the cards around until the were lined up correctly.

A Cute & Colorful Cherry Blossom Tree For Tu B'Shevat

One of my favorite times of the year is early Spring, when it's still really winter, but the fruit trees start to signal the change of season with their gorgeous display of pink and white blooms. While I grew up with Japanese cherry trees that were planted specifically for their Spring display of pink blooms, in Israel the first tree to bloom is the almond tree, whose blooms are also pink and lovely!
The first signs of Spring are remarkable and joyful, and definitely worth anticipating with a fun art project like this three-dimensional tree made from cardboard and tissue paper. While many of you may still be deep in snow in another three weeks, here in Israel we will be expecting to see the first hints of spring that coincide with the holiday of Tu B'Shevat. So break out the pink tissue paper and have some fun!

Make a Butterfly from paper or card.

This is a great one for younger children. These butterflies are bright and colourful which can either be stuck on the wall or fridge or hung from the ceiling where the children can see their handiwork and watch them fly. Make sure you have plenty of paper because I guarantee the children will want to fill the house with butterflies.

You will need:

Paper/card
Pencil
Coloured pencils or felt-tips
Paints
Scissors
String/ribbon/thread
Pipe-cleaners

Photo cards: Secret Anatomy of a Young Girl

Secret Anatomy of a Young Girl

White gold heart: The Ride and Rain Girl

The Ride

Artist postcards: Good-Bye

Good-Bye

Artist postcards: Boy with Butterfly and heart

Boy with Butterfly.

Photo cards: Elephant and Rabbit

Elephant and Rabbit

Artist postcards: Boy and Girl paper cut

Boy and Girl  papercut

Monkey Riding a Bicycle.

Monkey Riding a Bicycle.

Girl and Rabbit

Girl and Rabbit

Girl Talking with Pinocchio.

Girl Talking with Pinocchio.

Tissue paper flower: Growing Woman

 

  

Growing Woman

Arts and craft websites: Utensils

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The Wound

 

 

Inner Thread.

Intuition: "ability to sense or know immediately without reasoning"