Bianca Chang

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Bianca Chang Paper Sculpture

My heart skipped a beat or two when I spotted Bianca Chang’s brilliant paper sculpture over at Felt & Wire last week. Bianca, a Sydney, Australia-based designer and paper artist, combines her love of paper and typography to create amazing pieces of paper sculpture. And can you believe that she created her first three-dimensional paper piece just last September? Wow!

Above is a piece that Bianca created for a recent issue of O Magazine, and below is a stop-motion video that will give you a better idea of how her pieces are created. Head over to the Felt & Wire blog for many more details about Bianca’s work process and inspiration, and check out her portfolio at biancachang.com.

Gorgeous paper details from some of Bianca’s pieces:

Paper Sculpture

Bianca Chang

Papercut Artwork

Bianca Chang

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SusyJack* + Blue Sky Paper Goods

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Susyjack* Blue Sky Notebooks & Organizers

If you’re on the lookout for a stylish planner or notebook, then you’ll want to check out this new line of organizational paper goods from SusyJack* and Blue Sky. The line just launched on Tuesday and includes notebooks, notepads, and July-start calendars / planners featuring SusyJack’s modern patterns in pretty teal / blue/ green or yellow / orange/ pink colorways. You can find this stylish line over at Blue Sky or at a Target near you!

Susyjack* Bluesky Organizers

SusyJack* Modern Patterns

Stylish Planners

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Vintage Grunge + Crafty Kitchen Rubber Stamps

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I’ve really been getting back into rubber stamping over the past few months. Thankfully, most of my stamp pads are still good, but I’ve been on the hunt for new stamps to add to my collection. When I was into stamping a few years back, unmounted cling stamps were just starting to get popular, and now there’s a seemingly endless number of cling designs available, along with the more traditional wood-mounted stamps that I still love.

My interests seem to be firmly divided into two categories of stamps: the vintage grunge style, which have been giving me lots of ideas for Halloween projects, and the more craft and kitchen-themed stamps, which are great for tags and labels for handmade gifts. Hope you enjoy this little roundup of some of my favorites!

Vintage grunge favorites:

Vintage Grunge Stamps

Above, clockwise from top left : Postcards rubber cling mounted stamps by Tim Holtz, Slight Alterations cling stamps by Tim Holtz, Faded Label stamp by Jenni Bowlin Studio, and Antique Keys cling stamps by Hero Arts

Craft and kitchen favorites :

Craft Food Kitchen Stamps

Above, top to bottom : Recipe Card rubber stamp set by Ink + Wit, “Hand Made” rubber stamp at Cute Tape, Cake and Flag stamps at Impress, “From The Kitchen Of” rubber stamp at Paper Source, Sewing Favorite rubber stamp set at Cute Tape

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