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    Eng Frenchbulldog Instructions

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    Huam Cas Jhonatan
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    Eng Frenchbulldog Instructions

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    694 views6 pages

    Eng Frenchbulldog Instructions

    Uploaded by

    Huam Cas Jhonatan
    french

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
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    The document provides instructions for assembling a paper sculpture of a French Bulldog using a template and guide.

    The steps include printing the template, cutting out the pieces, scoring folding lines, folding the pieces, and gluing them together in the correct order according to the guide.

    The materials needed are a printer, paper, ruler, scoring tool, scissors or exacto knife, glue, and small paintbrush.

    French Bulldog

    D I Y PA P E RCR A F T
    35cm

    paper
    48 pieces Intermediate valley 16cm 29cm
    Getting started 2. Cutting, scoring and folding 4. Enjoy!
    Once you have printed all the parts, it’s time to Congratulations! You’ve finished your paper
    start cutting. Use scissors or, for a cleaner sculpture and now you have a beautiful piece to
    You will need: cut, an exacto knife. decorate your environment and you did it all by
    yourself, good job!
    Printer There are 3 different type of lines printed on
    your template:
    180gsm or higher cardstrock

    Ruler (metal if possible)


    Mountain fold
    Zip lock bag so you can store all the pieces
    Solid line Fold downwards
    Exacto knife / Scissors Cut along all solid lines
    Cutting base Valley fold
    Share with us your experience and photos
    Fold upwards of the finished result, we would love to see
    PVA Glue
    it! Any questions, suggestions or criticism,
    Small paintbrush (you can use it to apply glue feel free to contact us!
    to the tabs and use it’s other end to apply Once you have cut out all the pieces, score all
    pressure on tabs in hard to reach areas). folding lines using a ruler and a scoring tool (you
    can use the blunt side of scissors, just be papervalleystudio@gmail.com
    careful not to cut through the paper).
    @papervalleystudio
    1. Printing your template With the printed side facing you, fold all pieces
    according to the template (mountain/valley).
    Before printing, make sure the option ”Actual
    size” is selected, and NOT “scale to fit” or “print
    to fit”. The template can be printed using
    International A4 size paper and US Letter. 3. Gluing the pieces
    You can either print directly on the paper that It’s time to start assembling your model. Each
    you will use to assemble the sculpture or print piece has small numbers printed on it and each
    on a regular white sheet and use it as a guide to number has an equivalent on another piece. Just
    cut the paper of your choice. find the matching numbers and glue them
    together (the glue goes on the ‘clean’ side of
    the piece). be careful with the amount of glue
    so it will not spoil your work. To help you, inside
    each piece has a larger number that indicates
    an assembly order. (see the ‘visual guide’ page).

    All numbers and fold lines printed on the piece


    will go on the inside and shouldn’t be visible once
    the sculpture is done.
    Visual guide
    Use this page to help you through the assembly
    process. The numbers on this guide correspond
    5
    to the large numbers printed in the center of
    each part and serve as a suggested sequence of
    assembly. Here you can also check where each
    piece is supposed to be on the final sculpture.
    8 6
    3 4
    9 7

    1 2

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    15
    16

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    27 29

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    Save this part of the
    piece for last so you can
    access the other tabs and 44
    close the sculpture.
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    The legs and nose are


    assembled separately and then 48
    glued to the model. There is
    only one way to correctly
    assemble them. Test before
    gluing to identify the right
    position of each.

    *Do not press too hard when


    gluing to avoid kneading the
    model.
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