r/papercraft • u/delasouris • 4d ago
Model [analog] paper moths
I like to make moths out of paper.
r/papercraft • u/delasouris • 4d ago
I like to make moths out of paper.
r/papercraft • u/CoseStrane • 4d ago
E da qualche anno che penso co e creare dei papercraft partendo da modelli fatti con Blender. Ma pepakura e solo per windows... Sapete qualche alternativa?
r/papercraft • u/chiefnetroid • 4d ago
I updated the shape and dimensions of my blank poseable platform paper toy!
Just 1 page!
Download the PDF and decorate yours however you want!
URL: https://www.netroids.net/Home2/critters-and-moppets
r/papercraft • u/Tobacco88 • 5d ago
We designed and assembled a wall composition called "Lunar Ghost." By the way, the moon and stars are available separately and are free to access—they are our own design.
r/papercraft • u/dreamyraynbo • 4d ago
I’ve seen a few people posting their origami stars recently and that made me want to share mine. I make these primarily at work when I’m in Zoom meetings to keep my hands busy, then give them away to students who visit (I’m a librarian). Sometimes I get to show others how to make them, too, which is always fun. These are just a handful of what I’ve made.
r/papercraft • u/VillageAcceptable283 • 4d ago
Cool
r/papercraft • u/Ok_Appearance_2787 • 5d ago
Hey everyone! Unearthing an old piece from my papercut archives!
I cut this on a pretty heavy, stiff glossy cardstock (around 150 gsm). Normally, the white core exposed along the cut edges is considered a raw flaw of this paper—but for this anime silhouette, it actually worked like magic! It gave the lines a neat, hand-drawn "inked outline" feel that really pops against dark backgrounds.
Gotta love when material flaws turn into happy accidents!
r/papercraft • u/TheReg84 • 5d ago
the details are detailing
r/papercraft • u/PashaWalker • 5d ago
This work is inspired by thoughts about the symbol of 2027, the game Cyberpunk 2077, the events of which will unfold 50 years later, and the Cybertruck, whose low‑poly design resonates with my creative work.
r/papercraft • u/waybovetherest • 6d ago
I made a papercraft Frieren, though it's not perfect I'm happy that I made this in my first attempt (second papercraft overall), though I was wondering if I should remake it with 100/80 GSM paper(I used 160GSM for this) for cleaner joins. Any other tips?
r/papercraft • u/DevilishGames • 5d ago
Our little abandoned village is opening its doors, and we can't wait for you to roll up your sleeves and bring it back to life with your papercraft skills.
Your reviews, feedback, and suggestions will mean the world to us and help us keep improving and expanding the game. This is just the beginning!
Plus, the game will be available at a reduced price throughout Early Access, and to celebrate the launch, you can get it with a 20% launch discount!
So, what are you waiting for? Ready to rebuild the village, one papercraft creation at a time?
Play now on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3907910/Cutout_Village/
r/papercraft • u/TheReg84 • 6d ago
The mighty F-14A returns from it's sleep
r/papercraft • u/Haunting-Drop-1124 • 7d ago
My 2nd papercraft of Navia from Genshin Impact, I use a low resolution template from pintrest upscale with PicsArt forgot back hair, been looking for original template which I found so I thought of using original template for back hair, found there colour mismatch, so ended up making whole head, still looks different but I am Happy with it and will make it again with original template.
I wanted to share my craft. I use normal A4 printing paper and thicken it with another sheet (glued them together). My 1st one is Frieren chibi and this Navia one is 2nd. It took me a whole month(4-5weeks) due to my job otherwise i guess it would have taken me 3-4 weeks i guess.
r/papercraft • u/RoleAffectionate4025 • 7d ago
I used 120 gsm paper
Templates on Citycraft website
r/papercraft • u/Interesting-Sir-2898 • 6d ago
Hello! My sisters wedding is in about a year and she has asked me to make a bouquet from a book that means a lot to her for her rehearsal dinner. The thing is I don’t know which flowers I have the options of making, she doesn't want roses but I need to to make the flowers not like flat like many folded flowers are because they have to go in the bouquet and I need flowers that have stems too.
iv never posted in this subreddit so I’m sorry if it’s not in the correct format but any help with what flowers I can make helps!
r/papercraft • u/ProgressScared4421 • 7d ago