Paperwork

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a large mirror hanging from the ceiling next to a white brick wall with an animal head on it
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paper art
a paper cut bird with red feathers on it's back
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bird cut out
an image of snowflakes on the screen
winter wonderland
window display
two figurines are standing next to each other on a doily tablecloth
Embellished victorian paper dolls!
an image of a piece of paper that looks like a mountain
Carved Book Landscapes by Guy Laramee
Old books as a sculpture medium.
several birds are flying over the top of an arrangement of wood and metal pieces on white background
Fairytale Style and Inspiration...
Sarah Morpeth
a bird made out of books sitting on top of a table
One more!
another paper bird from EfemeraInk
an open book with flowers growing out of it
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Su Blackwell: incredible paper garden sculptures
an image of snowflakes and trees on the window
fairy tale by zoe bradley for tiffany's
some paper balls hanging from the ceiling in a room
Room For Dessert | food + party + style
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a small white bird sitting on someone's hand
a bird in the hand...
paper hummingbird
an open book with some pictures on it
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Alice in Wonderland
an abstract photograph of a large white object in the air with light coming from it
Paper Starburst Pendant Lamp - Make:
Paper Starburst pendant Lamp - this was a DIY project
a model of a castle lit up at night with lots of lights on the top
Most Stunning Paper Craft in the World
Wataru Itou from Tokyo took four years to complete this installation project.
the coat of arms is surrounded by flowers and leaves on a red background with black border
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The Yorke family arms in cut paper, by Betty Ratcliffe. Elizabeth Ratcliffe (c. 1735-c. 1810) was the daughter of a Chester clockmaker. She became a lady’s maid and companion to Dorothy Yorke, née Hutton (d. 1787), who spent her long widowhood in the family’s London house in Park Lane. The Yorke family recognised Betty’s talents and paid for her education. She seems to have excelled at fine and detailed work.