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Eddie will teach you how to make transformative, slowly expanding and metamorphosing paper folding and cutting patterns that you can use to tell your own (or an already favorite) story, for an audience large or small, of adults or children. Attendees will learn various paper folding techniques, and how to make and tell a paper magic story.

The October Instagram challenge for papercut artists!

List of daily themes once again courtesy of GAP member Eva Ryan, who began the challenge five years ago on Instagram, and hasn't looked back!

The theme for this month's Crafty Hour is using text as an element in a piece. How do you add text to your paper cuts? Do you use your own handwriting or print a font? Do you cut from the front or the back? Let's share techniques about this and other paper cut projects!

What’s your favorite view of the Allegheny Reservoir? The water’s edge from Kinzua Point? The overlook on Jake’s Rocks? Or perhaps an imaginary scene? Interpret...

Do you like to make your own special Valentine’s Day cards? A couple of years ago I learned the technique or weaving paper from Helen...

Open to Public GAP Board President Randall Williams will share his techniques for creating abstract backgrounds for his papercuts in this Crafty Hour open to the...