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Papercut Prints by Elsita

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We once found, stashed in our mother's desk, a pre-school report card in which the teacher noted that we were the only student in the class who didn't know how to use scissors. We imagine Elsa Mora got a better start with scissors than we did.

 
 

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Everything Elsa Mora creates is magical (remember these?) and we're especially in love with her papercuts. She does sell the originals but these time-consuming beauties are understandably expensive. However you can enjoy her art in your home with prints of her work. These classic fairy tale mini-prints measure 4" x 6" making them simple to frame and only cost $7.

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Larger prints (8.5"x 11"), like Bird Mask above, are $25.

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In addition to papercuts, she has many prints of her paintings for sale. It's all in her shop. We also highly recommend her blog, Elsita, a regular read of ours, and her new blog-within-a-blog, The Heart of Papercuts.

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Truly amazing!

posted by Jurgita on October 14th 2008 at 1:42pm
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Wow - I love her blog! I've never seen anything like it. Very beautiful work.

posted by Tabitha (From Single to Married) on October 15th 2008 at 2:52am
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While I do really like the paper-cut prints here, I am disturbed by the fact that there could be more than one person contributing to this article that didn't know how to use scissors in pre-school.

I am not really trying to be snarky, but there is no shame in the word "I"! :-)

posted by robyn m. on October 15th 2008 at 8:32am
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Your whole organization has the same mom? Explains a lot.

posted by eeka on October 19th 2008 at 11:18am
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