Animals kit
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Paper Cutting Kit for Adults
A gift in a box: everything they need to cut their first papercut by hand.
From $47
Until December 31
Our Black Friday price is already here.
- 3 kits for $94. The Collection: you pay for 2.
- Never cheaper before Dec 31. If it drops, we refund the difference.
- Beginner to advanced, Levels 1 to 5
- No art skills: every line is printed on the back
- Knife, blades, mat and backing cards included
Who is it for?
Designs
13
Levels
1–5
Size
8×10 in
From 22 to 1,062 pieces to lift out, every level measured.
Thirteen animal papercuts, from a swallow pair to a heron in the reeds.
What is in the box
- Every design of the kit, printed on 120 gsm Letter paper with the lines on the back
- Precision knife with 10 spare blades
- 9×12 in cutting mat
- Three 8×10 in backing cards
- Illustrated guide
How the levels work
Each design is measured by the pieces you lift out and the length of every cut. Level 1 is up to 60 pieces; Level 5 is hair-fine work with more than 600 pieces or 82 ft of cutting. Every kit runs from Level 1 to Level 5.
Shipping and returns
Shipping rates and delivery times are shown at checkout. See our shipping policy and refund policy.
A gift with time in it
The gift of
a quiet evening
Not another thing to unwrap and forget. A kit is an evening off screens, a knife in the hand and a papercut on the wall at the end of it.
Buying for more than one? Every extra kit is 30% off. You add them when you choose your kit.
How it works
Cut on the back,
keep the front clean
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Choose a design
Each kit runs from Level 1 to Level 5. Start where you feel comfortable.
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Cut along the printed lines
The lines are printed mirrored on the back of the sheet. Cut away everything grey.
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Turn it over
Your papercut faces the right way, without a single line showing.
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Mount and frame
Lay it on a colored backing card. At 8×10 in it fits a standard frame.
Anemone, cut from the back
In every box
Everything,
down to the blades
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Printed designs every design of the kit on 120 gsm Letter paper, lines on the back
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Precision knife pen-style, with 10 spare blades
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Cutting mat 9×12 in, to protect your table
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Three backing cards 8×10 in, ready to frame, plus an illustrated guide
At the table
One sheet,
one quiet evening
A knife, a mat and an hour to yourself. This is what the designs look like once they leave the box.
Inside the kit
Every design in the box
Each design is measured by the pieces you lift out and the length of every cut. Filter by level to find where to start.
Swallow pair
Level 1 · First cut
24 pieces · 8 ft of cuts
Cat at the window
Level 1 · First cut
22 pieces · 11 ft of cuts
Woodland ornaments
Level 1 · First cut
51 pieces · 11 ft of cuts · 4 pieces
Hummingbird
Level 2 · Easy
74 pieces · 12 ft of cuts
Butterflies
Level 2 · Easy
114 pieces · 16 ft of cuts · 4 pieces
Humpback whale
Level 2 · Easy
60 pieces · 27 ft of cuts
Sleeping fox
Level 3 · Intermediate
145 pieces · 44 ft of cuts
Barn owl
Level 3 · Intermediate
165 pieces · 21 ft of cuts
Deer among ferns
Level 4 · Master
398 pieces · 47 ft of cuts
Koi pair
Level 4 · Master
530 pieces · 44 ft of cuts
Peacock
Level 5 · Virtuoso
857 pieces · 38 ft of cuts
Heron in the reeds
Level 5 · Virtuoso
1062 pieces · 101 ft of cuts
Wolf
Level 5 · Virtuoso
783 pieces · 72 ft of cuts
Hover a plate to see it cut on blue
Questions
Before you give it
I have never cut paper. Is it for me?
Yes. Every kit starts with practice templates and Level 1 designs of a few dozen pieces. The lines are printed on the back of the sheet, so you only follow them with the knife.
Who is it for?
Adults and teens who enjoy a calm, hands-on evening. The knife is a real precision blade, so it is not a kit for young children.
Can I send it straight to them?
Yes. Enter their address at checkout. Every kit comes in its own box, so two gifts can go to two different people in separate orders.
Is the knife safe to ship and use?
The knife travels with its safety cap on and the spare blades in their own case. The illustrated guide shows how to hold it and how to change a blade.
What if I cut through a line?
Small slips happen to everyone and rarely show once the papercut sits on its backing card. Warm up on the practice templates first to get a feel for the blade.
How do I display it?
Lay the finished papercut on one of the three 8×10 in backing cards, blue, black or forest green. It fits a standard 8×10 frame.
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