DIY
Objects / Objects
Step by step - step by step
Box , Notebook , Mobile , Comforter , Game
Box , Note book , Crib mobile , Soft toy , Game
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The objects presented in this page all have one thing in common: being covered with paper or fabric. This paper can be Japanese, silk, Italian, etc. Most of the tissue papers come from the Décopatch brand. The fabric is 100% cotton and often Japanese fabric.
The papers were purchased during a trip but also:
At the Bon Marché stationery 24 rue de Sèvre 75007 Paris
Japanese bookstore Junkudo 18 rue des Pyramides 75001 Paris
Rougié & Plé at the Daughter of the Calvary metro station in Paris
Adeline Klam at metro Bastille 54 Bd Richard Lenoir 75 011 Paris
The Cardboard House website
Etc.
The fabric was purchased during my travels and in haberdasheries and others of my city. But you can increasingly buy them on the Internet:
Adeline Klam at metro Bastille 54 Bd Richard Lenoir 75 011 Paris
Kaetsu , 8 rue du Roule 75001 PARIS
The objects and accessories come from the resellers of:
Artemio
Decopatch
Kamoi Kakoshi co
Maildor
Paper Poetry
Tobar
Toga
Etc.
Glues and varnishes come from different brands:
Dalbe for water-based, acid-free and solvent-free vinyl glue varnish. It can be purchased in large format (1L and even up to 5L).
Cléopâtre for the Glassifying Varnish. The latter gives a shiny appearance.
Décopatch for the n°1 satin finisher if you are looking for a more mat finish.
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Objects presented in this page have all a point in common: be covered with paper or of fabric. This paper can be Japanese, of silk, Italian, etc. Most of the tissue papers come from the brand Decopatch. The fabric is 100% cotton and often some Japanese fabric. Papers were bought during journey but also:
The stationery of Le Bon marché 24 street of Sevre 75007 Paris, France
Japanese bookshop Junkudo 18 street of Pyramids 75001 Paris, France
Rougié & Plé in the subway Daughter of Calvary in Paris, France
Adeline Klam in the subway Bastille 54 Boulevard Richard Lenoir 75 011 Paris, France
Etc.
The fabric was bought according to my journeys and haberdashery and others of my city. But you can buy it more and more on the Internet:
Adeline Klam in the subway Bastille 54 Bd Richard Lenoir 75011 Paris, France
Kaetsu , 8 rue du Roule 75001 Paris, France
Objects and accessories come from retailers of:
Artemio
Decopatch
Kamoi Kakoshi co
Maildor
Paper Poetry
Tobar
Toga
Etc.
Glues and varnishes come from various marks(brands):
Décopatch for the Aquapro Professional Varnish (VA 180 A), if we look for a depiction more mast.
Cléopâtre for the Bright glassification varnish. The latter gives a brilliant aspect.
Dalbe for the vinyl varnish-glue with water, without acid and without solvent. He can be bought in large format (1L and even until 5L).
Step by step (coming soon) / Step by step (coming soon )
Box / Box
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Explanations of the materials and supplies used are given above .
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The explanations on the materials and the used supplies are given above .
hat box /Hatbox
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Hat boxes, in papier mâché, 29 cm to 32 cm in diameter ( Décopatch Ref. BTS 160), covered inside and outside with varnished tissue paper, Japanese paper, acrylic paint.
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Hatboxes, paper chewed from 29 cm to 32 cm in diameter ( Décopatch Ref. Ref. BTS 160), covered inside and the outside of varnished tissue paper, Japanese paper, acrylic paint.
Box 1: Baroque fushia pink tissue paper with a golden background (Ref. Décopatch n°461), black and white toile de jouy (Ref. Décopatch n°495), light pink acrylic paint on the outer bottom of the box.
Box 2: Inside the box tissue paper toile de jouy characters on a pink background (Ref. Décopatch n°496), on the outside top of the box Yuzen Washi Chiyogami Japanese paper - hemp leaf pattern, large blue stars "asanoha" (for sale on Adeline Klam's website, Ref. M551), side and outer bottom of the sky blue acrylic paint box.
Box 3: Interior-side-exterior bottom of the box in floral tissue paper on a red background (Ref. Décopatch n°658), exterior top of the lid in tissue paper with large stars on a green background (Ref. Décopatch n°483).
Humming-bird / Hummingbird
Wooden and mesh box (8 cm side cube): light pink acrylic paint on top, outside in Yuzen Washi Chiyogami Japanese paper - pink, white and gold flower pattern. Interior unpainted.
Tea box (small format)
Tea box (small size)
Rectangular wooden box dimension (in cm) 20 L x 14 W x 8 H (Artemio brand) with 4 removable compartments, exterior Japanese Yuzen Washi Chiyogami varnished paper - pink/white/purple flower pattern, dark green foliage, lilac mauve background with waves golden (for sale on the Adeline Klam Ref. M 416 website). Interior of the lid in light purple acrylic paint.
Tea box (large format)
Tea box (large size)
Rectangular wooden box 4 removable compartments, dimension (in cm) 27 L x 10.5 W x 8 H (Artemio brand), exterior floral varnished tissue paper on a white background (Décopatch Ref. 644). Interior unpainted.
Tissue box
Box of handkerchief
Dimension Wooden Tissue Box (in cm) 25 L x 12.5 W x 9 H, exterior in Japanese Yuzen Washi Chiyogami paper - pink, white and gold flower pattern.
hidden star
hidden star
Nesting paper mache box (Décopatch Ref. BTS240) size (in cm) 12 W x 3 H, inside and outside varnished tissue paper (Décopatch Ref. n°645).
Jewelry box / jewelery box
Paper mache jewelry box (Décopatch Ref. BTS 060) with magnetic clasp / dimension (in cm) 14 L x 10.5 W x 4 H, interior and exterior in Japanese Yuzen Washi Chiyogami paper - white and gold floral pattern on a navy blue background.
Recycling / recycling
Made from caramel tin, chocolate tin, tin for tea, household product tin
Made from box caramel, box of chocolate, metal box for tea, the box of household product
Box 1 - Peacock: Recycled chocolate box, handmade golden peacock paper on a purple background (Le Bon Marché, bookstore department during Christmas), exterior in burgundy oil paint and varnish.
Box 2: wooden caramel box, tissue paper with small flowers on a light blue background (Décopatch n°661).
Box 3: metal tea box, varnished tissue paper with floral motif on an orange background (Décopatch Ref. 645).
Boxes 4 and 5: box of household product, collage of varnished Japanese paper.
Notebook / Note book
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These notebooks will be perfect for slipping into a handbag or a jacket/trouser pocket for the small format.
Notebook with blank page interior size 145 mm x 210 mm (medium format) and 105 mm x 140 mm (small format). Rico brand notebook (Ref. Paper Poetry) covered with craft paper or Japanese Yuzen Washi Chiyogami paper.
Japanese papers are on sale on Adeline Klam 's website:
- golden flower pattern with a white heart on a very dark blue background (Ref. M460).
- pink/white/purple flower pattern, dark green foliage, lilac mauve background with golden waves (Ref. M 416).
The craft paper with golden flowers on a turquoise blue background was purchased from Rougier & Plé .
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These note books will be perfected to skip into a handbag or a pocket of jacket / trousers for the small size.
Note book with inside blank page size 145mm x 210mm (average size) and 105mm x 140mm (small size). Note book of the brand Rico (Ref. Paper Poetry) covered with traditional paper makes by craftsmen or Japanese paper Yuzen Washi Chiyogami.
The Japanese papers are for sale on Adeline Klam's web site:
- Pattern flowers gilded with a white heart on very dark blue bottom (Ref. M460).
- Pattern pink flowers / whites / violets, dark green foliages, lilac mauve bottom with golden waves (Ref. M 416).
The traditional paper flowers gilded on turquoise blue bottom was bought at Rougier & Ple .
Mobile child / mobile crib, etc.
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You will find below some models of mobiles made with Japanese paper and wooden or seed beads. Some of them are inspired by Adeline Klam's book " The Japanese Paper Workshop", ed. Marabout 2011.
Except for the Etoile mobile, the paper used is Japanese Yuzen Washi Chiyogami paper.
The Etoile mobile is made with paper with recto/verso patterns from the Toga brand 180g/m² (Vice Versa and Esprit bohème ranges).
The suspension cord is 100% cotton, except for the Ballon mobile (nylon thread covered with seed beads) and the Papillon mobile (metal rod and braided nylon cord).
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You will find below some models of crib mobiles and other mobiles realized with some Japanese paper and wooden pearls or with seed beads. Some of them are inspired by Adeline Klam's book " L'atelier de papier japon (The workshop of Japanese paper)", ed. Marabout 2011.
Safe for the mobile "Star", the used paper is some Japanese paper Yuzen Washi Chiyogami.
The mobile Star is realized with some paper with motives first side/reverse of the brand Toga 180g/m² (ranges Vice versa and bohemian Spirit).
The rope of suspension is 100% cotton, safe for the Mobile Balloon (nylon thread covered with pearl of seed beads) and the mobile Butterfly (metal rod and nylon cord braided).
Crane / Skull
Cloud / cloud
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Japanese paper pasted on cardboard cut out in the shape of a cloud. Cardboard: 2 mm thick.
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J apanese paper stuck on some cardboard cut in the shape of cloud. Cardboard: 2 mm in thickness.
stars / stars
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The model comes from the Artemio tutorials ( video, material and patern for the star ) . I got it adapted by adding beads to have more volume between the paper stars. The Etoile mobile is made with paper with recto/verso patterns from the Toga brand 180g/m² (Vice Versa and Esprit bohème ranges).
Download the cutting diagram . You can reduce or enlarge the star.
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The model comes from Artemio's DIY ( video, material and bland for the star ). I adapted it by adding wooden pearls to have more volume between the stars of paper.
The crib mobile Star is realized with some paper with motives first side/reverse of the brand Toga 180g/m² (ranges Vice versa and bohemian Spirit).
Download the plan to be cut . You can reduce or enlarge the star.
Butterfly / Butterfly
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Japanese paper pasted on cardboard in the shape of a butterfly and a big tree. Origami crane. On the tree I pinched 2 little birds fancy.
You can, in particular, buy the metal rods and the birds at Créavea .
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Japanese paper stuck on some cardboard in the shape of butterflie and a big tree. Crane in origami. On the tree I pinched 2 small fancy birds.
You can, in particular, buy the metal rods and the birds at Créavea .
Origami balloon / Balloon origami
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Origami balloons put on du nylon thread covered with seed bead.
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Balloons in origami put on the nylon thread covered with seed beads.
Comforter for child / Soft toy
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The technique used and the pattern models were created, sometimes with variations, from Doudou to sew by Clémentine Collinet and Charlotte Rion (ed. Marie-Claire IDEAS, October 2010).
Materials: 100% cotton fabric, 100% polyester felt, 100% cotton thread, rhinestones.
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The used technique and pattern were created, sometimes with variants, from "Doudou à couture" ( Soft toy to be seen) of Clémentine Collinet and Charlotte Rion (ed. Marie-Claire IDEAS, in October, 2010).
The materials : 100% cotton fabric, 100% polyester wool felt, 100% cotton thread, rhinestones.
Casserole / cluck cluck
Chicken / pullet
Crazy dog / Crazy dog
Little crazy dog / Little crazy dog
(without pompom, ideal for a newborn / without pompom, ideal for a newborn child)
little cow / small cow
Game / Game
Memory game and puzzle / memory game and puzzle
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1) For the memory game: Choose fabrics of different colors and patterns. You can also use Japanese or other paper.
For the puzzle: Choose a fabric that tells a story, a landscape (here I chose a countryside landscape), etc.
2) Glue on the back of a cardboard (2 mm thick) previously stiffened fabric (e.g. with Texifix and a brush). You can paint and varnish the back. Cut rectangles with a cutter (4 cm wide and the length of your cardboard). Then cut squares of 4 cm sides.
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1) For the memory game: choose fabrics of various colors and motives.
For the puzzle: choose a fabric which tells a story, a landscape (here I chose a country landscape), etc. You can also use some Japanese or other paper.
2) Stick on the reverse of a cardboard (2 mm in thickness) some beforehand stiffened fabric (eg: with Texifix and a brush). You can paint and varnish the reverse. Cut rectangles with a cutter (4 cm wide and the length of your cardboard). Then cut squares of 4 cm of sides.
