Paper Noodle

I never cease to be amazed by people who can do paper cuts. It is so intricate and I would dread cutting through the wrong part of the pattern. Paper Noodle creates some mind blowing pieces, take a look at their Flickr pages for more.

My Family Tree By Charlie's Hand

One of our daughters, Rebecca, gave us this gorgeous framed paper cut Family Tree for Christmas. We were both beyond delighted with it. It was made by a very clever woman called Charlie and her company is By Charlie's Hand. What amazes me is that she does it without the assistance of a laser cutter, just a scalpel and a steady hand. Go and take a look at her Facebook page where you can order one for yourself.

This is it inside the frame. Notice that our tree is heavy with fruit, any more additions to our family and we will have a forest.

This is a work in progress image I found on her Facebook page, not ours but it's interesting to see the process.

WANTED!

some paper shoes just like these. By Julie VonDerVellen

Paper - Eh?!

These amazing paper sculptures have rendered me speechless. Found via India Knight on Twitter

Joseph Scissorhands

I reckon you have to have the patience of Job to do this. By Joseph Scissorhands

Upon a Fold - Paper Art

I never cease to be amazed at the skills involved in making things from paper. Upon a Fold is an Australian based company that actually sells all these pieces via their website. This is paper art for the masses and I strongly approve.

Flowers In Newspaper Format

If like me you can kill flowers at twenty paces then how about buying them in newspaper format. Crazy but very beautiful idea. From Intube Studio via Yatzer

Fiddling The Books

I never ever thought I could be turned on by ledgers (I hate accounting) but I am turned on indeed by these amazing paper cut ledgers by Jill Sylvia. And just take a look at that model building below. Wow!
Found at Notcot