Whether they're cut, folded, pasted, or printed, paper crafts are easy to make -- and fun! Here are some ideas guaranteed to inspire.

Four-petaled paper dogwood flowers offer a way to enjoy spring year-round. Making them calls for basic folds and cuts -- no pruning required.

Create a pretty patch of decorative pumpkins using scrapbook paper and a screw punch. 

Turn an old book into a whimsical autumn wreath. 

Paper butterflies made from craft punches add whimsy to outdoor floral arrangements.

Dress up accordion-style lanterns with paper ribbons inscribed with the words "America the Beautiful." 

Brighten a paper-topped table with garden-inspired rubber stamps.

These elegant paper-cut designs make elegant gifts and distinctive year-round decorations for the home.

Cut from card stock using specialty craft punches, these botanical embellishments are an easy way to spruce up envelopes and gift bags. Sew the fasteners on with silk beading cord, and double-knot on the back. Then wind a length of cord in a figure eight to close. Or simply wrap the cord around an envelope or bag, and secure with a single bud. 

The "cracked" tops of papier-mache eggshells with pink, gold, and white linings become dishes for foil-wrapped chocolates and candy eggs. For the nest, decorative paper is cut with fringe scissors.

Beribboned colored bags hung from lights make fun lanterns. 

Use loop-shaped craft punches to create handmade photo ornament frames to hang from your tree or give as a gift.

Tuck small treats for dinner guests into these delightful paper dishes.

These botanical motifs, cut like paper snowflakes, pay tribute to Hawaiian quilts. You can frame a single cutout or an arrangement of them, in one color or in several.

Embellish paper fans as favors for your next summer get-together. 

Create these summery prints using rubber fish forms, delicate rice paper, and drawing inks. Hang the prints to dry, and then frame them as memories of the season.

All a young puppeteer needs for these simple playthings is a few paper bags, some scraps of colored paper, and a lazy afternoon.

These one-of-a-kind night-lights with paper-cutout designs are a charming addition to any child's room.

With a few snips and folds, and a little imagination, you can turn humble paper bags into beautiful flowers for your next party.

These paper Christmas trees are as pretty as origami versions but easier to make.

This three-dimensional card will make the recipient jump for joy.

Display your family lineage with a handmade card.

Cut and fold your favorite printed paper to create a unique envelope.

Create pretty blue cards and tags with botanical prints using light-sensitive paper and plants from the garden.

No matter the occasion, you'll have something sweet to say with our fill-in-the-blank stationery.

Preserve or recommend your favorite recipes by copying them onto these charming cards.

A few simple folds create a gift bag that's ideal for holding party favors or snacks.

Transform store-bought cards into pop-up floral stationery or create your own.

Craft fun finger puppets and flowers out of a few brightly colored napkins.

Using our template, create fun 3-D gift wrap and cards for any occasion.

Preserve your garden treasures with this pretty stationery idea.

Crepe-paper flowers are easy, beautiful, and always in season.

An easy decorating idea guaranteed to uplift any gathering.

Assemble a few crafts store materials to create a beautiful paper bird.

Elegant homemade parasols gently shade your summer drinks.

Impress your guests with this clever packaging idea.

Make these bright and beautiful decorations for any fun celebration!

Keep your favorite paper souvenirs on display by using them for these decorative tins.

Create beautiful roses from a common household item: coffee filters.

A truly original piece of art can be easily crafted from travel souvenirs and memorabilia.

Asian-inspired lanterns will softly enlighten your outdoor gathering.

A simple night-light shade adds a comforting glow to any bedroom or nursery.

Create great-smelling sachets with just an envelope, a pin, and some herbs from the garden.