Cut & Create Paper Mosaics: Craft MOSAIC-BY-NUMBER Artworks with Paper Tiles, Scissors, and Glue by Chiharu Rosenberg is a 32 page Paperback – released May 15, 2017 from Race Point Publishing. The author, a skilled mosaic artist, guides you through 9 stunning paper mosaic-by-number projects. You just add scissors and glue. The beautifully assembled kit includes: 9 pre-printed project templates on card stock, 35 sheets of paper - solid colored and patterned, and a 32 page instruction book. Book and supplies are neatly housed in a folder type kit with a Velcro pocket. You cut and glue the clearly marked paper tiles as per the instructions. The projects graduate in difficulty from beginner to intermediate and advanced, culminating in the gorgeous Cherry Blossoms cover! With this mosaic activity book you can explore mosaic craft without the tools of traditional mosaic artists. Some may find an X-ACTO knife, standard hole punch, tweezers and envelopes handy. Get your copy below!
CONTENTS
Getting Started
HOW TO USE THIS PACK
Beginner Projects
FROG IN SUMMER RAIN
WHITE LILIES
FLYING HOME
Intermediate Projects
NIGHT JUNGLE
MERMAID
FOX IN THE FOREST
Advanced Projects
SUMMER DAY
LITTLE EGRET
CHERRY BLOSSOMS
From the first project FROG IN SUMMER RAIN. Left, card stock template you glue paper tiles to. Right, paper you cut tiles from.
Cut & Create Paper Mosaics is available worldwide at Race Point Publishing. Check out their unique catalog at Race Point Publishing. Race Point Publishing is a division of the Quarto Publishing Group USA. Quarto has generously offered to giveaway a copy of Cut & Create Paper Mosaics! One winner will be selected at random. Open until August 13, 2017. Canadian and USA addresses only. Good luck!
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