A collage card with a few materials
Give a collage card one main idea, then let spacing and a few supporting pieces do the work.
Fold, cut and assemble envelopes, boxes and paper details.
Give a collage card one main idea, then let spacing and a few supporting pieces do the work.
A broad shape and a thin paint layer give potato prints clearer edges than intricate carving.
Mount a simple foam shape on a flat handle so the printing surface stays level.
A stamped impression may look dry before it is ready to be stacked, folded or rubbed.
A three-hole pamphlet stitch joins a few folded sheets into a notebook that can be opened and adjusted later.
Fit a paper cover around the closed notebook so its spine and tucked flaps have enough room.
A simple folder keeps loose papers together when its spine and pockets match the amount you store.
Photo corners hold a print at its edges without putting adhesive on the image or its back.
Fit a paper sleeve around a round gift, then close its ends with small overlapping folds.