Craft cardboard

you love working with cardboard. Why? For starters, it's abundant. Cardboard sneaks into your home every time you bring in groceries and sundries, and you can get boxes for free at most stores just by asking for them. Then there's the fact that you can build big things with it, using only some tape or glue. Finally, cardboard craft can be recycled, so it's ecofriendly. I've made hundreds of cardboard craft projects, ranging from small milk-carton houses to cars and huts big enough for my three girls, ages 4, 5, and 7, to play inside. plan, develop, and construct these toys. The three projects on the following pages were originally built and played with by my family. They also appeared on my cardboard craft and sewing, where you can find instructions for making the seven other crafts shown at right. Here's are some fun projects using cardboard material, Paper & Cardboard.

Cardboard is everywhere. We throw away so much cardboard, instead we should try to upcycle it recycle it by re-purposing it to make things that are useful and fun. cardboard craft can be cut and folded into so many things like toy houses, castles, cars, boats, play mats, mini towns, play people, or anything else you can think of. Cardboard is probably the most versatile item you will be able to use to make crafts. Here you will find boxes and cardboard crafts projects for kids. handmade cardboard craft box crafts made with shoe boxes, check boxes, cards boxes, pizza boxes, etc A variety of paper and cardboard craft in different styles and textures. Our range is a cheap classroom resources for early childhood, primary and secondary. Includes corrugated, tissue, crepe, metallic, plain and coloured, printed, patterned and many more. Cartridge Easel Butcher & Drawing Papers, Butcher Paper & Newsprint, Cartridge Paper, Colouring in Sheets, Colouring Pads, Drawing & Painting Paper, Easel Paper, Coloured & Kraft Paper, Coloured Paper, Coloured Paper Shapes Cover Paper, Display Paper & Rolls, Natural & Kraft Paper, Card & Cardboard,Cardboard, Corrugated Card & Borders, Display & Poster Board, Mount Box & Paste Board.

Having conducted workshops on Recycled Cardboard Art for the past couple of years, perhaps it's time to showcase some of my participants' works. No template was given and all are encouraged to design and make whatever they choose to. So here's some of the works.
Make the Tower, From corrugated cardboard, cut a rectangle (ours is 16 by 25 inches) with the flutes parallel to the short sides. Cut tab like crenellations along one of the long edges. We also cut out a window and added a drawing of a princess. Roll the rectangle into a cylinder and glue the overlap in place. Make the Trapdoor, Trace the tower's base onto a piece of sturdy corrugated cardboard craft and cut out the circle. Use a cardboard craft knife (an adult's job) to cut a trapdoor, leaving one side scored but not cut through to form a hinge, How about a frame that makes use of the cut-out image, and the background colour can be changed, Simple Christmas tree design can also be made interesting, One mother was found the cardboard craft so enjoyable that from an initial design of a simple photo frame, it became a huge photo frame with elaborate details.