A Duo of Paper Lanterns
Helen Hiebert
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Get the VIP PassMake A Duo of Paper Lanterns to brighten your space! 1. Practice paper pleating as you create a lovely Tea Light Topper; 2. Cut clever designs in a Cube Light to let the light through; and 3. Fold, weave, and cut to craft a Woven Paper Lantern (#3 is part of the VIP experience).Ā Ā
Materials
- Letter-size sheet of card stock
- 8-1/2ā x 11ā (22CM x 28CM) translucent paper with some body (not too thin, not too thick), about the weight of a magazine page.
- Pencil + eraser
- Bone folderĀ
- Scissors
- 1/2ā (1CM) double-sided tape, white glue and/or glue stick
- Template (supplied)
- Craft knife
- Cutting mat
- Ruler
- Removable tape
- Battery-operated tea light and/or Fairy lights
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Helen Hiebert is a Colorado artist who constructs installations, sculptures, films, artistsā books and works in paper using handmade paper as her primary medium. She teaches, lectures and exhibits her work internationally and online, and is the author of the several how-to books about papermaking and papercrafts (her most recent is Weaving With Paper (Storey Publishing, 2025). Helen has an extensive network of paper colleagues around the world and her interest in how things are made (from paper) keeps her up-to-date on current paper trends, which she writes about in her weekly blog called The Sunday Paper. She interviews papermakers and paper artists on her podcast Paper Talk, and she holds an annual paper retreat and papermaking master classes in her Red Cliff studio.