PAPER DAYS OF CHRISTMAS–Hand Stitched Fox

Animal ornaments are my favorite! My family's tree has quite a few. When you're a kid, they're basically just toys with strings on the top. Resin, plastic, glass, whatever. When I make these animal ones, I'll use some heavier stock, just in case.



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PAPER DAYS OF CHRISTMAS–Paper Bicycle Paper Tree

If I had to haul home tree (by myself), it wouldn't be on the back of a car. That's what the trusty bicycle is for. It might not necessarily be safe to ride around when there's a few inches of snow, but why not strap a small Christmas tree to the back and wheel it home? Throw some lights on there while you're at it!



Downloadable, large version here!

Peter Crawley

Peter Crawley is a product designer who also happens to create stitched illustrations. Each piece is produced by hand piercing paper and stitching linework in with a needle and thread.

What at first blush looks like a clean, almost vector-like drawing turns into something much more delicate and unique under close scrutiny.







That's patience.

Eunsuk Hur

Eunsuk Hur is inspired by the 'fundamental geometric structure and patterns of growth found in nature'. Her multi-layered creations in textile, fashion and interior design are intensely complex and inspiring.





Be sure to check out her project blog with more pictures, info and process!

Julene Harrison

Wow! Check out these amazing cut paper typography pieces, hand cut by Julene Harrison!

The best part? They can be made to order, so if you want a portrait, a wedding, birthday or holiday greeting, they are done specially for you!



She must either have a steady hand or a lot of patience!

Peter Callesen

Extreme papercrafting! Peter Callesen creates cut paper sculptures, leaving the structures in the the paper they came from. The extra pieces come out of the sheet too.





There are some interesting pieces where he alters the paper ground of the piece to complement the structure.