Paper Writing

Paper WritingPaper writing has become a very popular and much used tool in a writer's arsenal. There are many different types of paper writing, but all are based on the basic principles of binding and ornamentation. One may do anything from wreaths, flowers, stars and even homemade candles for their personal use.A light paper wreath can be done by just adding an embroidered border with rhinestones or glitter to one end. The other end is always a backing to support it with. Another light paper wreath is made by using a red and white color theme, yet the paper is actually a light blue paper. One may easily make the design using the basic techniques of paper writing. This will give the writer the opportunity to add the finishing touches to the paper if desired.An origami crane may be started with the paper's face cut out and glued into place. A paper crown can be added for the final touch. Once the paper is completed, the crown can be secured into place using extra glue or epoxy.One can adorn their paper with beads for every occasion. A small tag can be made from colored paper and attached to a dangling ribbon. Depending on the occasion the paper can be personalized with special embellishments.Paper balls can be written onto, then the ball attached to an inexpensive metallic fly fishing fly. The fly should be the same size as the paper and the colors on the fly should match the colors on the paper. A small tag can be made from plain colored paper and attached to the paper ball with a bow tie. Using a paper ball that has been written on can make a great gift.Paper shopping bags can be adorned with paper flowers. A long piece of paper attached to a long stem may be attached to a flower vase with a bow. A glass vase can be embellished with flowers in the shape of an urn.Paper butterflies can be written on to serve as patterns on a perforated metal sheet. The metal sheet can be coated with a variety of glitter colors, and then it is coated with enamel paint. The shiny metallic paper is rolled up and attached to an umbrella stand with a magnetic strip.Paper writing can be as elaborate or as simple as one wants. The most important part of all paper writing is the end result; one must have fun while creating a masterpiece.