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Paper Craft! (: :) There are many different types of paper craft. Origami is the Japanese art of folding paper. Quilling is the art of taking strips of paper and rolling them to form intricate designs. Scrapbooking is a very popular form of paper craft that utilizes paper to create memory books. Cardmaking is a paper craft in itself. Decoupage is the process of adhering paper onto other surfaces (it has become popular, as of late, to decoupage flowers onto furniture). Paper mache is a process where paper is broken down and incorporated with flour, water or other ingredients to create a pulpy substance that can be molded. Pinatas are a popular paper mache craft.
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∙ 11y ago
Wiki User
∙ 10y agoThe art of using paper like this might be called origami. Origami is the Japanese art of folding paper to create shapes like those of animals. This art form is often practiced as a hobby.
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What is art of paper craft called?
origami
What is art of folding paper called?
The art of folding paper is called origami.
What was that craft show on TVO Kids called?
Art attack!
What is Japanese paper- folding art called?
Origami is the Japanese art of folded paper.
What has the author Faith Shannon written?
Faith Shannon has written: 'The high road' 'The art and craft of paper' -- subject(s): Decorative paper, Handmade Paper, Paper work
What is the name of the craft where shapes of paper are scored and folded and glued to make a 3D object?
this craft is called "quilling".
Art and craft in Chinese civilization?
The Chinese used porcelain to make beautiful pots. The knew the art of sericulture and they knew to print and make paper.
Is craft the same as art?
yes craft and art is the same thing
What is the art of Japanese called?
Origami is the Japanese art of folded paper.
What is craft paper made of?
craft paper is made up of wax
What is the German word for craft in art?
craft in art = Geschicklichkeit im Kunsthandwerk.
Is craft punch better than paper punches?
Craft punches are comparable to paper punches, which have historically been used mostly in offices for paperwork, such as binding stacks of paper in office binders. But these punches have long been a part of the art world, where they are also employed creatively.
