If you have questions, you can ask them on the Facebook group for The Serial Crafter, or send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. The intent of the video is to show some basic tools, the craftsmanship will make it your own. I do NOT go into a lot of finishing detail (inking, blinging, tiny accessories, etc) in these videos. The process is easy enough, and there is a video to help you along.įor each piece of the house, there is a design video and an associated assembly video. You’ll need to download and install the extensions into Inkscape. Most importantly, the designs make use of some Inkscape 1.1 extensions that were written by my husband (who goes by Obzerving on ) and by me-with his help and re-use of hunks of his code. The videos are not polished… apologies in advance, but hopefully will help anyone who is interested in the process to get a running start. Since I was not aware of any such, I decided to share what I know about the process. StairRails: ( not used here but recommended)Ī while back a crafter asked if there was a tutorial on how to design a paper house. Polygen: ( not used here but recommended) These can all be accessed through this repository:Ĭollarz: (not used here but recommended) These have almost all been updated very recently, so even if you downloaded them before, I strongly recommend getting the latest versions now. We will not be using collarz or polygen in the tutorial, but I recommend getting them anyway if you plan on doing other projects like vases, bowls, etc.
I recommend you download and install all of these extensions.
T he Papercraft Extensions for Inkscape 1.1 by Obzerving on Github
The Papercraft House Design Tutorial for Inkscape 1.1 Using the Papercraft Extensions from Obzerving on It was a big project for this old granny.Ĭurrently in the process of getting everything uploaded to Youtube.
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