Pop-up cards and books are addictive!!! Reuben wanted to make a small card for his daddy and next thing we knew we were making a pop-up castle half as big as the table.
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Our first attempt |
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Wizard of Oz from a template |
A very good one stop website with instructions and templates to download is Robert Sauda's
http://wp.robertsabuda.com/make-your-own-pop-ups the artist and children's books illustrator. And the cards can be put together to make a book.
Here are some examples, the pop-ups are divided into simple, intermediate and advanced.
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Advanced: Ship pop-up |
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Intermediate: Shark pop-up |
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Simple: Rabbit pop-up |
Or you can get a ready made kit like the Creativity for Kids one.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get the templates from?
ReplyDeleteOh now I see the link.
ReplyDeleteThank you, glad you found the link :)
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