Paper crafts
Paper crafts cover scrapbooking, origami, quilling and cutting. You'll find steel cutting dies and craft punches, origami paper and quilling strips, crepe paper for flowers, cut-out sheets for kids, double-sided adhesive sheets and cutting mats for precise work.
Paper crafts
For photo albums, cards and journals, cutting dies and craft punches are ideal. Steel dies for a die-cutting machine cut flowers, lace or snowflakes from paper and card, and an embossing folder presses in a raised pattern. Without a machine, shaped and circle punches do the job. Decorate pages with stickers, decorative tape and wooden stamps, and bond layers firmly with A4 double-sided adhesive sheets.
For folding and rolling there are origami paper and quilling strips. Squares from 7 to 25 cm are double-sided, glittery or patterned, plus strips for folding little stars and 3D origami figure sets. For quilling there are 3 or 5 mm wide strips you roll into flowers and ornaments, and an electric quilling pen makes winding easier.
Use crepe paper to make paper flowers, garlands and party decorations. The large rolls can be stretched, shaped and cut. Kids can practise cutting with sets of 48 cut-out sheets, some including children's scissors. A4 cutting mats with a grid protect your table when you work with a knife, some in a set with a knife.
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