Cardboard is truly one of my favorite craft materials, and up until now I thought I was really great with it. I found someone who can truly be called a cardboard genius and I pale in comparison. This video tells the touching tale of an older man who works with cardboard to help him forget how much he misses his wife, she has been in a nursing home for the last few years since suffering a stroke. He visits her daily, bringing along some of his creations as gifts for her and some of the other residents. A lovely story and his crafts are amazing. He makes tons of whimsical toys, picture frames, rings, and anything else you can think of. Oh I can say is “wow”.
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