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Arts and Crafts - Paper and Plant Crafts

Here you will learn some English words related to paper and plant crafts such as "calligraphy", "origami", and "ikebana".

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ATC
ATC
[noun]

a small, original piece of art created by an artist and traded or exchanged with other artists as a way of promoting their work and building a collection

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calligraphy

the art of producing beautiful handwriting using special writing instruments such as a dip or brush pen

Ex: The artist demonstrated exquisite calligraphy with graceful strokes and precise lettering. 
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cardmaking

the process of creating handmade cards for various occasions such as birthdays, holidays, weddings, and other special events

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cast paper

a type of papermaking technique where pulp is poured into a mold to create a three-dimensional object

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collage
collage
[noun]

the art of making pictures by sticking photographs, pieces of cloth or colored paper onto a surface

Ex: She created a vibrant collage of city scenes using magazine cutouts and acrylic paint. 
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decollage
decollage
[noun]

an art technique in which paper with printed images or text are torn and rearranged to form new compositions

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rubber stamping

a craft technique that involves applying ink to a rubber stamp and then pressing the stamp onto paper or other materials to create a design or pattern

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froissage
froissage
[noun]

a paper art technique that involves crumpling, folding, and twisting paper, applying ink or paint to the surface, and then carefully unfolding the paper to reveal a unique and textured abstract design

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decoupage
decoupage
[noun]

a craft technique that involves decorating an object by gluing cut-out paper or fabric designs onto it and then coating it with layers of varnish or lacquer

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paper embossing

a technique used to create a raised or three-dimensional design on paper by pressing it between two engraved metal plates or using a stylus to create a design on the paper surface

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iris folding

a paper craft technique that involves folding strips of paper into a pattern that resembles the iris of a camera lens, and then layering them over a design template to create a decorative effect

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origami
origami
[noun]

the practice or art of folding paper into desired shapes, which is originated from Japanese culture

Ex: The origami festival featured displays of large-scale paper sculptures created by renowned artists. 
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paper burning art

a technique of creating art by burning designs onto wood, paper, or other materials using a heated tool or instrument

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paper craft

a form of art that involves using paper to create various decorative or functional objects, such as origami, paper quilling, scrapbooking, cardmaking, and paper cutting

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paper marbling

a decorative art technique that involves floating pigments on a liquid surface, manipulating the colors into intricate designs, and then transferring the design onto paper or fabric

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paper modeling

a form of crafting that involves creating three-dimensional models of objects or structures using paper materials, such as cardstock or paperboard, and following a pattern or template

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papercutting

a traditional art form that involves cutting intricate designs or patterns into paper using scissors or a sharp blade, resulting in a delicate and detailed work of art

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papermaking

the process of creating paper from pulp, which is made by breaking down fibers from wood, rags, or other materials, and then forming the pulp into sheets or rolls through a variety of techniques

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papier-mache

a craft technique that involves creating objects by layering pieces of paper soaked in a mixture of glue or flour and water over a mold or armature, and then allowing it to dry

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parchment craft

a decorative paper craft that involves using tools to emboss, pierce, cut, and color parchment paper to create intricate designs and lace-like patterns

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quilling
quilling
[noun]

a paper craft technique that involves rolling and shaping narrow strips of paper into various shapes, and then gluing them together to form decorative designs, patterns, or images

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kirigami
kirigami
[noun]

a paper art form that involves cutting and folding paper to create intricate and three-dimensional designs, often for decorative or architectural purposes

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origata
origata
[noun]

a traditional Japanese art form that involves wrapping gifts or other items using decorative paper and folding techniques

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paper layering

a paper craft technique that involves layering multiple pieces of paper of varying colors or patterns, and then cutting intricate designs into the layers to create a three-dimensional effect

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paper folding

a traditional Japanese art form that involves folding a single sheet of paper into various shapes and designs, often without the use of scissors or glue

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ikebana
ikebana
[noun]

the Japanese art of flower arrangement, which involves creating beautiful and harmonious floral compositions using various elements such as flowers

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floral design

the art of creating arrangements of flowers, foliage, and other natural materials in various styles and designs

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pressed flower craft

a creative technique that involves pressing and drying flowers and other plant materials, and then using them to create decorative art pieces

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bonsai
bonsai
[noun]

the Japanese art of planting and growing certain trees and shrubs in small containers

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bricolage
bricolage
[noun]

the process of artfully constructing something by means of different objects that are easily accessible

Ex: The artist's sculptures were a testament to his talent for bricolage, as he seamlessly combined found objects like driftwood and metal scraps into stunning works of art. 
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cartography

a branch of science and art that consists of creating maps

Ex: Cartography involves creating detailed maps. 
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cryptography

the art of analyzing or writing codes

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pastiche
pastiche
[noun]

an artwork that imitates the style of someone or something else on purpose

Ex: The artist created a pastiche of Van Gogh's work, capturing his signature brushstrokes and vibrant colors in a modern context. 
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topiary
topiary
[noun]

the art or practice of shaping shrubs or trees into decorative forms by trimming and clipping

Ex: Topiary requires patience and careful pruning. 
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stamp collecting

the activity or hobby of collecting different stamps that are used for being affixed to mails and other postal packages, particularly out of one's passion

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