As I’ve already tweeted, I really admire the work of talented artist Siba Sahabi. She’s such an inspiration…
Humbly, I started to experiment by my own and made from paper my very first little cup.
For now, it’s only one really tiny dish, but I like the fact that it can hold different shapes.
I’ve played around this idea and illustrate here the versatility.
As soon as I’ll stock in paper strips again, I want to try to make a normal size dish and will let you know how it turns out…
Tilt
Platter
Pot
More craft with paper strips:
Paper pearls
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Comme je l’avais déjà mentionné sur Twitter, je suis admirative du travail de la talentueuse artiste Siba Sahabi. Quelle inspiration…
Très modestement, j’ai commencé à mon tour à expérimenter et j’ai fait en papier ma toute première céramique.
Pour l’instant, il s’agit d’une toute petite pièce, mais j’aime le fait qu’elle puisse se métamorphoser sous différentes formes.
J’ai joué autour de cette idée et j’illustre ici l’aspect polymorphique.
Aussitôt que je me serai fourni à nouveau en bandes de papier, je souhaite essayer une pièce à taille normale et je vous tiendrai au courant du résultat…
A voir aussi:
Les perles de papier
You are amazing! This is brilliant!
That is so pretty! Very modern and refined.
Cheers,
Rosa
I’ve never seen something like this. Very creative and playful.
*Heather*
Bron, Rosa, Heather thank you for your feed back, much appreciated !
Wow – this is amazing! Due to the texture of the paper I nearly thought it really was ceramics – thanks a lot for sharing!
very lovely indeed!
I, love that ! It’s amazing !
Have a good day
Hélène
Linda, I agree, the colour and texture of the paper draws an analogy with the real ceramic.
Nicole, thank you !
Hélène, thank you !
Hi,
Love this! Have used one of your images in my inspirational blog post today, found on Craft Gawker. I hope you dont mind, please let me know if you would like it removed.
http://charlottehupfieldceramics.blogspot.com/2010/10/inspirational-mood-board.html
Thanks
Charlotte
I ran across your bowls on Craft Gawker and think they are fantastic.
Is there any chance at all that you would share how you made these?
Thanks.
Peggy
Peggy, thank you for coming around and your kind words. The principle is the same as a basic quilling: Rolling -tightly- paper strip around itself, glue-ing from time to time to make a continuous strip. As soon as you have a disc large enough – mine was 7 cm- you gentle push out the center and in the edge to form the desired shape. Hope my explanations are clear enough.
These are simply amazing! Is there a certain type of paper that you use?
Stephanie thank you. They are made with paper stripes usually used for quilling.