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Feb
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19th
12 Paper Toys by J.E.Moores. This is a large over size calendar printed by CafePress. Each page is blank white on the reverse side. High quality printing on card stock perfect for making paper toys. I thought, hey, it would be cool to put my paper toys on that calendar, so I did. My Gompers are very hungry, so please buy several to give as gifts!!! Cut ‘em up and have fun! Comments
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Feb
Sat
13th
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Feb
Sun
7th
Close up photos of completed Glue Factories by J.E.Moores. Reduce! Reuse! Recycle! |
Welcome to the glue factory. Pop Up Card by J.E.Moores. Photos of completed Glue Factories Print! Cut! Fold! Glue! |
Feb
Sat
6th
Here is the completed Think About Gum Paper Pop Up Gumball Machine by J.E.Moores. King Carousel Gumball Machine from Gumballs.com |
Think About Gum Pop Up Card by J.E.Moores. This is the King Carousel Gumball Machine I got so me and my wee one can think about gum anytime we want. This gumball machine is from the kind folk at Gumballs.com who think about gum all the time! Imagine, making a living thinking about gum. Ahh it must be a dream come true. See photos of completed pop up here. Video: Simple Pop Up Techniques. Print! Cut! Fold! Glue! |
Jan
Wed
27th
Chompin’ Gomper with Wings! Paper puppet with pop out teeth by J.E.Moores. See video of completed Chompin’ Gomper here. Print! Cut! Fold! Glue! (actually no glue is needed this time!) |
Video: How to build Space Cadets. Poseable paper action figures by J.E.Moores. |
Space Cadet poseable paper pop up action figures. These could be the most difficult paper toys to write instructions for yet… The face and chest are triangle pop ups, and each joint of the arms and legs get a hinge pop up. They sort of build them self once you cut them out and fold all the tabs… so it’s easier to do than to explain. Video Instructions: How To Build Space Cadets. |
Jan
Tue
26th
Two simple techniques to make pop up cards, books, and toys. By cutting tabs on the fold, the tab can be pushed in or out to make it pop up. Shapes can be glued to the tab, or tabs can be cut in odd shapes. Get some paper and some glue, and experiment cutting tabs on folds, and seeing what you come up with. You’ll be surprised how much fun this can be. Just scissors and scrap paper is all you need. Give it a try! |
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