Thanks to the eminent blog Atelier Pour Enfants I encountered Fem Manuals by Cristina Moreno.
Look at these beautiful artworks made of paper plates and threads by children. More photos here.
Oh my, I want to try this too.
Circle weaving - instructions.
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31 comments:
wow, that blog is full of inspiring stuff! thanks for sharing!!!
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what a clever idea to make the zigzag edges for the round weaving!
thanks a lot for this wonderful post, great links too:-)
wow, these are amazing. i haven't seen anything like it. very tempted to try to make one!
helt underbara!!!
Wow these are beautiful. Never heard of it before. thanks
Oh, I agree! These are so much fun! I am thinking summer craft project. I also loved the clay candelabra thing as well. I will have to figure that one out. I can just see a passel of those illuminating my picnic table.
Erin :)
these are GREAT!
They are pretty, they are like centres of flowers. I think I am going to try that.
These are heavenly. My son is in hospital now and I am constantly playing to distract him. He'll love these when he recovers a bit!
I adore your blog (and was relieved to see that your work desk has lots of leads and layers of paper).
I live on a farm in a fairly remote area, and sometimes I feel so far away from art people.
You bring some wonderful moments to our lives.
Charlotte
Charlotte, thanks for sweet words. I do hope your son recovers very soon, it's so though with sick little children. They should be out, run and play, not sick.
I showed these to my kids as well. Otto was moderately interested, but Tovalisa said she would want to try. Warm thoughts to you.
I have to try this too!
oh, wow! A whole wall of these would be fantastic
Yeah! Cristina's and these children works are so inspiring, i love it so much!
thank you for sharing these elisabeth....they sure are very special :)
have a nice weekend
I love your blog so much, I feel as though you have introduced so many things I've never imagined or seen before!! Thank you!!
Too many fun and cool crafts, and so little time! I definitely want to try this project too. I can imagine hanging a group of these in different colors and sizes together on a wall in my apartment.
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Thanks!)
What a wonderful vibrant photo! I love it. Thanks so much Elisabeth for the pdf download instructions on how to make them - I just love them :) Kx
toppen länk!
Thanks for these excellent links to circle weaving. I have to try that too one day. Beautiful! Have a good Sunday. Xx
I want to try it too!
Just beautiful! xxx
s-k-itfina!!
those are fantastic. i definitely want to give it a try. just an fyi, i've given you a wee award over at urban flea, here's the link: http://www.urbanfleadesign.net/2010/04/flea-award.html i'd love for you check it out and share the blog lovin'! hope you have a beautiful week my dear!
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these look so fun.
wow! love them!
i think i will be playing as a kid soon...
:D
wow, Atelier pour enfants is a hit.
I love weaving, I´ll try this for sure!
Wow, so cool!!
I tried it, I have a picture with only blue color so far. It is easy to do, I started before finding out you had instructions there, so it proves it is easy to do. It is super relaxing. I recommend it! Has anyone else tried yet?
Of course, kids have it nicer!
:-D YES!!!!
My pupils enjoyed A LOT!
Cristina from http://manualescanigo.blogspot.com/
Thanks for sharing.
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