Cuts Scrapbooking Card
Cuts Scrapbooking Card
 |
 30 Precut 1 NFL DALLAS COWBOYS Bottle Cap Images for Hair Bow Centers Set A  US $.99
|
 30 Precut 1 LADY BUGS Bottle Cap Images for Pendants Hair Bow Centers Set 1 US $.99
|
 30 Precut 1 KOKESHI DOLLS Bottle Cap Images for Pendants Hair Bow Band Set A US $.99
|
 30 Precut 1 HELLO KITTY Bottle Cap Images for Hair Bow Centers Set 1 US $.99
|
 30 Precut 1 COLORFUL MANDALAS Bottle Cap Images for Pendants Hair Bow Set A US $.99
|
 30 Precut 1 DIAMOND ALPHABETS Bottle Cap Images for Pendants Hair Bows Set B US $.99
|
 30 Precut 1 DALLAS COWBOYS Bottle Cap Images for Pendants Hair Bows Set 1 US $.99
|
 30 Precut 1 DAMASK ALPHABETS Bottle Cap Images for Pendants Hair Bows Set B US $.99
|
 30 Precut 1 LIGHTHOUSE Bottle Cap Images for Pendants Hair Bow Bands Set A US $.99
|
 30 Precut 1 ED HARDY Bottle Cap Images for Pendants Hair Bow Centers Set A US $.99
|
 CUTTLEBUG FIVE 2 Step Dies SPRING LEAF FLIP FLOP CAKE STARBURST FRUIT TAGS US $.99
|
 cricut paper die cuts valentine cupids and hearts purple red white scrapbooking US $1.11
|
 4 Motorcycle Camper Raw Chipboard Die Cuts US $3.50
|
 4 Brides Raw Chipboard Die Cuts US $1.00
|
 4 Butterflies Raw Chipboard Die Cuts US $3.50
|
 SCRAPBOOKING NEW CARDMAKER STAMPIN UP TOP NOTE DIE CUTS 15 CRAFTS EMBELLISHMENT US $1.99
|
 4 Mittens Raw Chipboard Die Cuts US $3.50
|
 4 Mushrooms Raw Chipboard Die Cuts US $3.50
|
 4 Ornate Frame Raw Chipboard Die Cuts US $3.50
|
 4 Oval Flower FramesRaw Chipboard Die Cuts US $3.50
|
 4 Oval Frame w Flower Raw Chipboard Die Cuts US $3.50
|
 4 Raw Chipboard Cats Die Cuts US $3.50
|
 4 Raw Peaches Chipboard Die Cuts US $3.50
|
 SCRAPBOOKING CARDMAKER STAMPIN UP 20 CURLY LABEL DIE CUTS NEW CRAFTS EMBELLISHM US $1.69
|
 2 COLUZZLE Alphabet upper case TEMPLATEs Provocraft 15 letters US $3.99
|
 Punch Gift Card Marking Scrapbook DIY Craft Paper Shaper Christmas tree US $.99
|
 Bakers twine all 18 colors10 yards of each US $20.50
|
 NEW Sizzix Framelits HERO ARTS Die and Stamp Set 7 PK CHANDELIERS 657777 US $15.99
|
 CUTTLEBUG Machine FOUR 3x3 Dies DOG CAT BABY FUNKY SQUARE FRAME US $.99
|
 50 Pastel Elephant Die Cuts Confetti Scrapbook Baby Shower Embellishment US $1.50
|
 12 Piece Tim Holtz Alterations Sizzix Heavy Chipboard Die Cuts Mini Angel Wings US $1.99
|
 50 White Elephant Die Cuts Confetti Scrapbook Baby Shower Embellishment US $1.50
|
 50 Green Elephant Die Cuts Confetti Scrapbook Baby Shower Embellishment US $1.50
|
 50 Purple Elephant Die Cuts Confetti Scrapbook Baby Shower Embellishment US $1.50
|
 12 Piece Sizzix Heavy Chipboard Die Cuts Angel Wings 2 Styles 6 Pairs US $2.99
|
 NEW Sizzix Framelits HERO ARTS Die and Stamp Set 8PK SNOWMAN 657781 US $15.99
|
 ECHO PARK SUMMER DAYS SCRAPBOOK PAPER US $15.00
|
 Upgrade No Cartridges SD NEW Personal Digital 12 Cutter by Silhouette CAMEO US $269.00
|
 NEW Cricut Magazine 10 Book Lot Cricut Cartridge Machine Idea Book Bundle US $28.01
|
 Couture Creations Embossing Folder Cultivated 5x7 723022 US $6.49
|
 7 New CARDS Magazine LOT 2011 2012 Idea Book Bundle by Scrapbook Trends Cricut US $8.00
|
 500 Big Paper Punch Die Cut craft Scrapbooking Embellishments Tags Toppers Lot US $2.05
|
 Bazzill Smoothies Cardstock 120 Lot 12 x 12 use 4 Cricut Silhouette Scrapbooking US $60.49
|
 cricut paper die cuts valentine large 5 cupids hearts love victorian romance US $1.30
|
 60 Martha Stewart Paper Punches Die Cuts Bows Boxes Gifts Presents Primary US $1.85
|
 Valentines Day Scrapbooking Embellishments and Stickers US $17.00
|
 NEW Sizzix Framelits HERO ARTS Die and Stamp Set 5PK FRAMES W SPRIGS 657775 US $15.99
|
 80 Clover Martha Stewart Paper Punches Die Cuts – Shamrocks St Patrick’s Day US $1.85
|
 100 Martha Stewart Classic Butterfly Paper Punches Die Cuts 3 sizes in Jewel US $1.09
|
 18 Piece TIM HOLTZ Alterations Heavy Chipboard Die Cuts Heart Wings Crown US $2.99
|
Kirigami - The Japanese Art of Paper Cutting
Kirigami is the ancient Japanese art of paper cutting. Quite simply, kiri means "to cut" and gami, means "paper".
Making kirigami is as simple as taking a piece of paper and cutting tool (such as scissors or scalpel type knife) drawing an image and cutting it out. There are of course other techniques that are used, such as different ways of folding the paper (like Japanese origami) followed by cutting an image out.
By following a few steps, it's possible to create beautiful cut outs to decorate scrapbooks, cards, window hangings and even pop-up decorations.
In the beginning, it may sound difficult to do, but Kirigami is actually fun for for all ages and art levels.
Many children have actually tried Kirigami projects in their elementary schools. Usually in winter, paper snowflakes are made, cut out hearts for Valentine's Day, or a string of people holding hands to promote cooperation and friendship. All of these fun and simple projects are kirigami.
As a first attempt, remember that the difficulty is up to the creator. There are many projects that require simple cuts and designs. Choose any image with few details and begin from there on a blank piece of paper. It's important to keep the main image outline attached and only the "meaty" portions cut out.
The main tools and materials required for Kirigami are paper, a pencil, scissors or scalpel knife, and if you would like to make more detailed designs, a mini stapler, which will reinforce flimsy areas and keep the paper aligned for precise cuts.
There are three main rules to Kirigami, and they are fold, draw and cut.
While some designs require fairly specific folds, the best way to start is by folding a piece of paper in half and drawing the image on one side only, making sure to include the folded edge withing the image (this will keep the two sides of the paper together and create a mirror image of what you cut).
When drawing the image that you would like to cut out, it's best to draw half of it beginning from the folded edge. This works best for images like butterflies or flowers that require symetrical sides.
Once finished, there are many different things the Kirigami cut outs can be used for.
Here are some examples:
- Seal and string them up to make mobiles.
- Frame it in a clear glass frame for decoration around the home.
- Add translucent or metallic paper to the back (or create two identical cut outs to "sandwich" the metallic paper) and create a stained glass look. It's a beautiful window hanging.
- Make small Kirigami pieces, secure them to colourful or contrasting paper and place a magnet on the back.
- Secure them to blank cards or notebooks for decoration.
- Fold or curve them and secure the ends to create pop-up art.
- Use them as stencils.
try different kirigami techniques and combine them with other things like origami. The most important thing is to have fun with it and learn as you go.
Please check my blog to see more kirigami examples and step-by-step projects.
About the Author
Miho has a passion for learning and making most anything with her hands. Her fun and inventive mind creates a variety of unique pieces for everyone from child to adult, while also writing stories that educate and entertain the young. She enjoys everything from writing and illustrating children's books, to photography japanese crafts, woodworking, sculpting, sewing, painting and more. Miho tries to combine her love of traditional arts with modern concpets and create pieces that are not only pleasing to the eye, but have some form of funtionality in daily life. She now lives in Tokyo, Japan, where she provides products and supplies internationally and teaches children using her own storybooks and learning materials.
An open box is to be made from a decorative scrapbooking card, 40 cm by 30 cm, by cutting squares from the?
An open box is to be made from a decorative scrapbooking card, 40 cm by 30
cm, by cutting squares from the corners. Find the height of the box that has the maximum volume.
Ok, I will help you with the setup here....I assume you can do the basics of the calculus involved (derivatives and such).
Ok, for this to make sense, its best if you draw a picture as you are following along...
First, draw your rectangle with dimensions labeled 40 x 30.
Now, when we cut the corners out, this is where the seems will be when we fold the sides up to make the box. It should also be noted that every corner must be cut identical.
Ok, the unknown in this problem is the "height" of the box which we will call "x"
Note: "x" will occur twice on each side of your current rectangle.
If you were to look at the sides of your rectangle, you will notice that the dimensions can no longer be 40 x 30, because we cut a length of "x" off of each corner. When we rewrite the dimensions to account for this, you should notice that both sides are 2(x) shorter than they were originally. This is how we relate all of our sides.
When you fold the box up, you shouldd recognize that its dimensions are now (40-2x) X (30-2x) X "x"
From here, the problem is child's play. The volume of a box is L*W*H, so your volume in terms of "x" is 1200x - 140x^2 + 4x^3
Recall from your classes: maximums and miniums occur when the first derivative = 0. Also note, we only care about positive values for x, since we cannot have negative length.
1st derivative = 1200-280x+12x^2
set that equal to 0 or find the solution graphically on a graphing calculator. My guess is that it will not factor nicely and you will have to use quadratic formula or find zeros by graphing.
I dont have my graphing calc handy right now, but I assume you can take it from here...if not, you have bigger issues than this type of question..
Note: you can also skip the whole first derivative phase if you understand the max and min...you can go directly to the graph of 1200x-140x^2+4x^3 and notice you will have 2 separate scenarios that will produce a max or min.
Good luck.
Cricut Projects, Cards, and Before Cricut Scrapbook Pages
