Use Inkscape extensions to create 3D objects from paper

Conclusions

Papercraft may have been old hat some time ago, but with laser cutting and a little bit of creative thinking, it's currently gaining renewed popularity. With Inkscape and the extensions we looked at in this article, you can definitely indulge in this hobby and certainly have some fun, too.

The Author

Sirko Kemter has been using Inkscape since the project's inception and loves discovering the new options that this software offers.

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