Papercraft

Angelika Wolk-Gerche; Translated by Anna Cardwell

Availability:
Out of print

Quick Look

Over 100 things to make with paper, including stars, birds and animals, masks, windmills and bags.

Format:
paperback
Size:
229 x 210 mm
Publisher:
Floris Books
Subject:
Crafts & Activities
Illustrations:
colour illustrations
Extent:
96 pages
ISBN:
9780863156380
Publication date:
29 May 2008

Description

Paper is a remarkably versatile, easy-to-use and easy-to-find material for use in arts and crafts. In this book, Angelika Wolk-Gerche presents detailed instructions for making hundreds of things out of paper: everything from cutting out paper stars, to folding birds and animals, making windmills, masks and folding and sticking gift-bags. You can even cut a hole in a sheet of writing paper that you can climb through!

The book also includes instructions for making papier mâché, hand-made paper and working with pulp.

Reviews

'This fabulous book is full of photos and illustrations to guide you through the projects which makes it really easy to follow.'
-- Creative Steps, Sept/Oct 2008

'If your child is craft-mad, then this is definitely worth adding to your book collection!'
-- Families SouthWest, September 2008

'There's no excuse to be bored this winter. Papercraft is a delightful book full of fabulous craft activities which everyone in the family can enjoy ... This is a real treaure trove to keep fingers busy and hearts happy.'
-- Veronika Robinson, The Mother magazine

Author

Angelika Wolk-Gerche was born in 1951. She studied design in Hanover and became an art teacher. She now works as a freelance illustrator and textile designer, as well as running courses in arts and crafts. She lives near Stuttgart, Germany and is the author of More Magic Wool and Creative Felt (both Floris Books).

Just feel like browsing?

Browse our catalogues

Interested in an author?

Discover authors