Don't you just hate getting attacked by a giant spider?
Okay, guys, I don't have time to make the template for this because I have an art show on Saturday, but I will post it shortly thereafter.
BUT...if you want to learn how to make this papercut, I will be doing a demo at this art show if you're in the general vicinity.
Website: http://www.utlfa.org/
Tickets: $4/Adults Advanced, $5/Adults at the Door, $3/Students Advanced, $4/Students at the Door, $2/Seniors Advanced, $3/Seniors at the Door
Dates: Saturday, October 10,
Times: 5-11pm
Location: Salt Lake Masonic Temple
650 East South Temple
Salt Lake City, UT 84102
It's at this place, which, to tell you the truth, I'm pretty excited about.
I don't know how chaotic everything will be, but I'll try to do a demo around 7pm and 9pm. I'll just show you how I make it and then you can take the template home and try it for yourself. It needs to be done on something at least as thick as regular scrapbooking paper.
5 comments:
Can't wait! Wish I lived closer!
Have a great time teaching. I love this paper piece. YOU ROCK!
I've been on a tour of the Masonic Temple and to a costume dance there (weird!), but never to a papercutting demonstration. I shall try to come and see you at work.
You should devise an intricate square-and-compass design to present to the temple. When I was last there the office door of the Most Worshipful Grand Master featured the creepy picture of a clown (I think it was related to Shriners), giving the impression that the Temple was under the leadership of a clown. I'm sure you could come up with something much classier for them.
3-D scherrenschnitte! Clever! Paper is just the most wonderful medium to work with.
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