Design Your Own Paper Lamp
Making the Lamp: Folding the Paper 3
A course by Kate Colin , Paper-Folding Artist
About the video: Making the Lamp: Folding the Paper 3
Overview
“In this part of the lesson, I will finish folding the shade. Make sure your folds look nice and clean. Then I will punch holes in the lamp and attach both ends.”
In this video lesson Kate Colin addresses the topic: Making the Lamp: Folding the Paper 3, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design Your Own Paper Lamp. Create a unique origami-inspired lampshade by learning various paper-folding techniques and crease patterns.
Partial transcription of the video
“Making the Lamp: Folding the Paper Once you've done the end one, it should be much easier, you can just gather it up. We've done all the folding now. The best thing to do now is go over all the folds and just make them as crisp and as neat as you can. It takes quite a bit of practice to gather it up together. That's why I set you the task in the last lesson of doing a mini section of this pattern because the more you practise, the easier it gets. The main thing is just to go as slow as you can and work your way backwards and forwards along the length of the paper. Sooner or later, it will c...”
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Course summary for: Design Your Own Paper Lamp
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Category
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Areas
Arts & Crafts, Decoration, DIY, Furniture Design & Making, Lighting Design, Paper Craft
Kate Colin
A course by Kate Colin
Kate Colin is a paper-folding artist and lighting designer based in Glasgow. Her earliest memory of creating paper art was at the age of eight, when her mathematician father would make polyhedra models out of paper. Since then, she’s been creating handmade paper designs, with her first exhibition being The Lighthouse, Scotland's Center for Design and Architecture in Glasgow. After being awarded the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust, Kate had the opportunity to be mentored by the leading paper-folding artists in Switzerland and Italy as a QEST Scholar.
Her work has also been exhibited in London Design Fair and Manchester Craft & Design Center. She has received numerous awards from different organizations like The Heritage Craft Association, Visual Artist & Craft Maker Award (Creative Scotland), and Crafts Council Hothouse Programme. Her work has been featured in publications such as Stylist, Elle Decoration, Loader Monteith Architects, and FT Weekend. In addition to hosting workshops from her studios, she also takes private commissions from clients like V&A Dundee, Anncoc Whisket, and Charlotte’s Place, among others.
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