I often use the words paper boards and cardboards to mean the same thing. With any piece of cardboard furniture you need to start with a sketch. You don't need to be precise with the drawing. It's only to help you plan the construction so the furniture fits where you want it to fit. I write notes on my sketch to help me remember measurements too. For this piece I did a sketch of an overhead view to remind myself that it should have an area underneath for a person's legs just like a table would.
Welcome to my cardboard craft blog
Whether you are just plain bored or simply too broke to purchase other materials; cardboard is free! Cardboard is such a versitile craft medium that you can make just about anything from it. All you need is a little knowledge about different construction techniques to ignite your own art passion for cardboard. This blog is intended to show the construction techniques I use in my own cardboard crafts. When you learn the secrets of creating strength with cardboard you can create whatever you desire. From simple items like picture frames to extremely large pieces of usable furniture; it will all be possible. Travel along with me as I show you the secrets hidden within the cardboard. Go green or save a tree or just to keep it out of a landfill.... whatever your choice of phrases.... start creating your own cardboard art. If you find this blog helpful, please recommend it to your friends.
If you are new to this blog it's best to read the numbered labels first. ie: 1 - What do you see? 2 - Tools you need etc.
In those labels you will find the basic information you need to get started making your own cardboard furniture and crafts.
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
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