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Patricia Roebuck
And here's my project I would love to share with you. I used in the Carta Bella the sweet Alphabet Junction collection. This line is such fun, with gorgeous colors!!
I made some origami paper dresses for a project I am working on, so thought I'd share a little tutorial on how to make them. They are so sweet & quick once you know how.
Paper Pretties by Kim Watson
Paper Pretties by Kim Watson
Step #1- Cut a 5x5" square of patterned paper.
- Side view of box pleat
Step #5- Fold pleat upwards, 1 third of the way up the dress. Open pleat and press flat.
Step #6- Fold 'collar' down, creasing well. Straighten to original position.
Step #5- Fold pleat upwards, 1 third of the way up the dress. Open pleat and press flat.
Step #6- Fold 'collar' down, creasing well. Straighten to original position.
Step#10- Fold little cap sleeves out.
.All done... pretty paper dresses all in a row. Perfect for a Mothers Day card or girly page accent.
.All done... pretty paper dresses all in a row. Perfect for a Mothers Day card or girly page accent.
Thanks for stopping by!
Wow Kim, that is stunning! Thank you for the tutorial, I am starting to fold right now. Love the cute dresses...
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!! Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThe paper dresses are the cutest thing ever!! Love them!
ReplyDeleteTotally wouldn't have come up with this on my own. THanks for the step by step. I am going to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteI am going to PIN this. Those dresses are so cute...what a clever idea!! I would never have thought to use scrapbooking paper to do origami! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThose dresses are adorable. Thanks for sharing your technique
ReplyDeleteOMG!
ReplyDeleteThis is the coolest thing EVER!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks sooooooooooooooo much for sharing with us-----
now I gotta go make some!
Oh my goodness!!! I love the dresses! I have been wanting to try them for a while now! And you hung them on a clothes line!!!! Way.Too.Cute.
ReplyDeleteThese are sooooo cute. Thanks for showing us how.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is super pretty! Thanks for the tutorial - saved=)
ReplyDeletelove the dresses!! thanks for the tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this technique...have a bottle project with granddaughter..this will work well for Princess Diana's dress:)
ReplyDeleteSo cute., these would be great for paper dolls too.
ReplyDeleteOMG those dresses are too cute! I just had a baby girl so I will definitely be making some of those! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Kim! I just love these origami dresses...so creative! The colors in this collection are amazing :) TFS!
ReplyDeleteThose dresses are adorable!!! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMG, your origami dresses are absolutely adorable!!!! Thanks for sharing how you made them!!!..
ReplyDeleteScrappy hugs,
Amanda :0)
These are absolutely wonderful!!! I need to try it, but paper folding scares me!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us! TOOO CUTE!!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love your paper dresses. I tried it, but got lost on step 3.....I folded each half into 3 equal parts, but then my paper didn't look anything like step 4. Guess I am paper-folding challenged! I will keep trying!!!
ReplyDeleteHey Kathy so glad you are trying the tutorial. I have an admission. I wrote x3 equal parts but it should read x4. So you aren't challenged at all, it is my shocking typing. So sorry babe!! I will change the blog post LOL! Thank you.
DeleteYour dresses are so cute. I'm going to try these.
ReplyDeleteWow, the dresses are soo cute!! Thanks for the tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteI love these dresses!! Thanks for sharing the tutorial!
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ReplyDeleteOh My Gosh those wee dresses are sooo cool. Thankyou so much for sharing...
ReplyDeleteThose dresses are so cute!
ReplyDeleteOMGee .... those dresses are beyond adorable! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThese are so darned cute! Trying to think what projects *I* could use them on! TFS
ReplyDeleteI adore those dresses! So glad my son knows hot to origami!
ReplyDeleteYou are such a clever girl! Those dresses are adorable! Thank you for the inspiration. Take care. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are totally adorable Kim!! I will have to give this tutorial a try and see if I can get mine to be as cute as yours!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe dresses are so adorable! I can see using these on my cards1 Carta Bella's Alphabet Junction collection is a happy collection!
ReplyDeleteLOVE these little folded dresses! Thanks for the tutorial, I have got to make up a batch of them myself
ReplyDeleteThese are too cute!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCan't believe how cute these are!! I'm off to try to make some of my own...the possibilities are endless!
ReplyDeleteSuch a *cute* origami design! And I love how you've hung them on a clothesline!
ReplyDeleteSo very sweet! I love them!!! I'm in awe. I just don't understand how to do stuff like this even when it's broken down, but thanks for trying!!!! And thanks so much for sharing your dresses as they brought delight to my evening, really!
ReplyDeleteNow is that cool or what....What a clever idea and I'm sure I'm not the only one who appreciates the little tutorial. Very neat.
ReplyDeletethis is soooo darn cute, I can't wait to try one! Love your blog, thanks so much for sharing and inspiring!!!
ReplyDeleteHaha what a cute tutorial! TFS!
ReplyDeleteThese are just TOO cute! Pinning now! :)
ReplyDeleteLoving those dresses!! Fantastic!!
ReplyDeletelove the dresses! gonna try this!
ReplyDeleteI had to stop what I was doing and make one. I had a scrap with flowers on it. it is so cute! Thanks!
DeleteLove your gorgeous projects. Thanks for a chance to win...♥
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your origami paper dresses....absolutely gorgeous!! I HAVE to try and make one!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, your little dresses are so cute. Thanks for showing us how to make them.
ReplyDeleteThose dresses are so cute, I can't wait to see all of the project! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteOh how cute! I will have to try these out with my daughter! What a fun thing for us to do together! Love the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteOMG--DD will LOVE these!! These are so adorable! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteso dang adorable!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love, love, love, love your little dresses on the clothesline. Great job. By the way, I did not cut and paste all those loves. I typed (backspace) typed (backspace) each one. Just to let you know that I really do love them. :D
ReplyDeleteOh WOW - your paper dresses are so adorable!! Thanks for the tutorial too. I just might be giving this a try!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!!! Beautiful card!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is totally adorable. I am so doing this with my little girl, she will love it!
ReplyDeleteWow I love the little dresses! Thanks so much for the idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. These are just simply adorable!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, there is just so much to love!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I will try it :)
ReplyDeleteHow DARLING!!! Those dresses are AMAZING!!!
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THESE are SO amazing Kim. I LOOOVE!
ReplyDeleteThese dresses are amazing and I can think of so many uses! x
ReplyDeleteI love origami.... such a cute pattern. Thanks for sharing. Those papers you used sure look cute too.
ReplyDeleteVery Vert cute.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your paper dresses! So cute! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThis is totally totally darling!!!! Thank you for the tutorial!
ReplyDeletecute dresses, thanks for the tutorial
ReplyDeletewow these are so pretty and unique!!! I love them, thanks for the how to!
ReplyDeleteLove the dresses. I wanted to pin your tutorial to my Pinterest, but I can't find the "pin-it" button? Great job on those.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing the tutorial...love the mini dresses..!
ReplyDeletebravo kim, you get the award for inspirational creativity..... so cute
ReplyDeleteava g
cute! thanks for chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWow these are just so doggone cute! I really love them.
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Who won?
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