Paper weaving art

These woven place mats are easy to make and look good almost every time. Requires white & colored paper, scissors, and tape.

I've been meaning to weave during this year but never had the time. So before the year is over, at least I was able to make these quick paper weaving samples. Time, the one material I can't find anywhere these days.

I was invited to come to Midland and do a Watercolor, Woven painting demo. Most of the time, If I am going to weave a painting, it is usually because I am not real happy with the painting, and this just adds some fun texture. Feel free to download the drawing and try it for yourself! The drawing is done from the painting below it. It is the original I did years ago and nobody wanted it, so I got it out, and traced another one same size. I knew I had done this spraying it and splattering it…

DOWNLOAD ONE PAGE RESOURCE (ENGLISH) DOWNLOAD ONE PAGE RESOURCE (SPANISH) WATCH VIDEO ARCHIVE Do you remember simple checkerboard or basket weaving patterns from elementary school? Let’s take that up a few levels and make some really incredible designs with simple strips of paper. Materials Needed * Paper - different colors * Scissors * Ruler * Pencil/Pen Tag us on Twitter with #handsonlearning #STEAM

I am SO excited to share this resource that I've been working on with you guys! After seeing some absolutely gorgeous paper weavings on Instagram, I was inspired to create one of my own! So I googled basket weaving designs, then used that to guide my paper weaving. That's when it struck me! What if there were designs or templates created specifically for paper weaving that made it easier for younger students to do too?! Note: I recommend this for students who have already done paper weaving…

UPDATE: The photographer is Michelangelo di Battista and the paper weaving is by Jennifer Berning: Hat tip: FFFFOUND!

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