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POLY PAPER CRAFT
Laure de Lapomarède
Montréal, Quebec
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Stationery
Less scrolling. More creating.
A slow, focused build for adults and teens. Part puzzle, part design object. Clear a table, put your phone away, and open the box. A small practice piece teaches your hands the fold. Then, one numbered piece at a time, flat paper turns into a shape.
No rushing here. No notifications. Just you, the paper, a drop of glue and a few hours that belong to you, fold by fold.
With an adult leading the way, younger kids can join in too, and the build becomes a family activity.
The result looks nothing like a craft project. It’s a geometric sculpture for your shelf, your desk or your mantel. And you made it.