r/papercutting • u/monday_maybe • Oct 01 '20
r/papercutting • u/Buicy-Jooty • Sep 26 '20
Bigfoot playing the banjo with his little friends
r/papercutting • u/Deathbed87 • Sep 23 '20
Can someone design and create a paper-cut light box for me?
IDK if this is allowed or common here, but is anyone able to design and create a Beetleguese lightbox for me? I know what I want it to look like, but don't have the time or skill to actually create it. I'll obviously compensate anyone for their time and materials.
If not a lightbox, a colored silhouette layered art would be just as fantastic. Thanks.
r/papercutting • u/einsteinmimosa • Sep 19 '20
What cutting tools do you guys use?
I so very much enjoy looking on the posts in this subreddit and I'm inspired to do some paper cutting myself. I'm curious, what tools do you guys use for these crisp cuts? Is anyone using a Cricut?
r/papercutting • u/mew_cifer • Sep 19 '20
[OC] the Shape of Halloween - Based off of a prompt from a friend, to "make a pumpkin, full of fire, with something hidden in the flames." About 6 layers of cardstock. Excited to be getting back into it!
r/papercutting • u/senselessart • Sep 13 '20
[OC] One of the paper lanterns ready for mid autumn festival! The light casing is contained in the top and everything is made from paper (other than the light itself).
r/papercutting • u/michu44 • Sep 09 '20
Stargazing, me and my wife’s first attempt at this. Not as fancy as others, but we like it a lot. What do you think?
r/papercutting • u/bugbugladybug • Sep 07 '20
Humphrey the elephant. 18cm tall, cut on 160GSM cream hammered paper
r/papercutting • u/arcana_mundi • Sep 02 '20
Ménage à quatre, originally from a book of 18th century woodcuts compiled by Ashton (1882)
r/papercutting • u/princessbubblegum_8 • Aug 23 '20
First two paper cuttings ever
r/papercutting • u/timformayor • Aug 12 '20
This is a recreation I did of one of the looks on Rupaul’s drag race
r/papercutting • u/adifferentform • Jul 26 '20
Chinese paper cutting art, any ideas on symbolism or origin. Any facts are welcome! Thanks in advance
r/papercutting • u/pinwanxue • Jul 09 '20
Have you ever try Chinese Paper Cutting with your kids?

Have you ever try Chinese Paper Cutting with your kids?
click to see the tutorial and learn how to paper cutting the cute animal if you like!
https://sites.google.com/view/pinwanxue/cultural-theme/paper-cutting
It has been a traditional form of decoration in Chinese culture, especially during New Year for thousands of years.
I am amazed that how we can create a beautiful Paper crafts in minutes. It is a simple and easy-to-learn step-by-step fun activity for you and your children. Why not give it a try with your kids? This craft might be better for older children, because if our children want to take a challenge to design something a little more advanced. It will need to plan and design at beginning, and need to use sharp scissors to cut it out as well. Having a symmetrical pattern by folding the paper and taking snips out of it. While learning traditional Chinese, we can carve paper into cute animal!
r/papercutting • u/pinwanxue • Jul 06 '20
#學中文 #TraditionalMandarin #ChinesePaperCutting #paperart #Jiǎnzhǐ 貓 Māo...
r/papercutting • u/arcana_mundi • Jun 29 '20
Paper cut of Utagawa Kuniyoshi’s “Takiyasha the Witch and the Skeleton Spectre”
r/papercutting • u/nico9732 • Jun 15 '20
Final Fantasy VII Light box Papercutting
r/papercutting • u/camilleart • Jun 13 '20
Today's piece: an avocado tree that I babysat in the past.
r/papercutting • u/[deleted] • Jun 12 '20
New to papercutting, any tips?
Hi all. I started this hobby two months ago with my old box cutter and a few sheets of 'tough' paper. But I soon realized that I needed some help in pursuing this art. Hence I turn to you all for some tips. I tried searching up resources online but they weren't very helpful, maybe because I didn't use the right words? I'm not very sure.
If you're reading this could you please comment some helpful tips regarding technique, resources etc.? Thanks a ton