paper is an accessible material that can be transformed in so many ways – even into 3D shapes like these! plus there is always plenty of it at hand for re-using and upcycling.
cut magazine pages or colorful paper into 2-inch strips.
cut lots of paper strips to start. a paper cuter or X-acto knife makes this a snap. but don’t worry! scissors and a (relatively!) straight line are perfectly fine.
fold the long edge of each strip to the center, so you have a very long skinny envelope.
repeat lots and lots of times until you have a nice pile of folded papers.
link two strips together by sliding the end of one strip into the other and taping into place (inside) with double-stick tape.
link a few more strips until you have enough to start winding up.
roll the folded strip into a tight spiral. leave a few inches unwound, so you can insert and link the next strip.
continue linking and winding, around and around and around. eventually you’ll have a nice round disk!
tape the end of the final strip in place securely
press down on the center, and pull up the outer layers, and gently coax your coil into a bowl shape.
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CURIOUS JANE MAKER PROJECT
CURIOUS JANE MAKER PROJECT
CURIOUS JANE MAKER PROJECT