Many cultures have many different names for the art of cut paper: Scherenschnitte (German), Kirie (Japanese), Sanjhi (Indian) and Papel Picado (Mexican) are just a few. In honor of etsy day and my love of silhouettes, I’ve chosen some papercuttings that range from semi-traditional and folky to super-intricate and modern. All of these amazingly delicate works of art are cut by hand.
Row 1: papercutdiecut, Papercuts by Joe
Row 2: Miss Macau, papercutdiecut
Row 3: Pen and Paper, Tina Tarnoff
Row 4: MyPaperCutting, Lisa Loo
Row 5: Arabesque Arts By Darcy, olympicsparrer88
Row 6: vanillarp, Jenny Lee Fowler
What a beautiful collection! Thanks so much for including my red windmill commission.
Thanks for including me in your lovely blog. You are so sweet..:)
Exciting o see so many talented cutters!
Find a friendly and experienced group of papercutters on the Internet:
http://www.papercutters.org a.k.a. Guild of American Papercutters
Thank you so much for including my piece in your blog!