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Tuesday, 3 January 2017
Wednesday, 28 December 2016
Thanks a Bunch Novelty Card
I'm guessing that you are in need of thank you cards. Tired of same-y stuff? Here's a fun interactive thank you. It's a flowers-in-a-vase thaumatrope mounted on a presentation card.
Perhaps you played with thaumatropes when you were a child. They are novelties from the golden age of papercrafts - Victorian times. A different part of the pic appears on opposite sides of disc. When the disc is twirled, your eyes combine the pic to make a whole image. (A bird in a cage is a popular thaumatrope pic.)
Here is your free novelty thank you card:
ThanksaBunchThaumatrope.pdf
ThanksaBunchTraumatrope.studio3
ThanksaBunchCard.pdf
ThanksaBunchCard.studio3
Thanks a Bunch Card
Assembling the thaumatrope is counterintuitive. Yes, you stick the discs together back-to-back, aligning the holes... but the vase on the flip side belongs at the top - upside-down (bunch of flowers directly underneath on the other side - whodathunk?). Now tie a loop of baker's twine (30cm/12in) on to each side of the disc.
Insert the thaumatrope under the tabs on the card front for presentation. I like to wrap the twine around the disc to make things more compact.
Enjoy having a twirl... and Happy New Year!
Perhaps you played with thaumatropes when you were a child. They are novelties from the golden age of papercrafts - Victorian times. A different part of the pic appears on opposite sides of disc. When the disc is twirled, your eyes combine the pic to make a whole image. (A bird in a cage is a popular thaumatrope pic.)
Here is your free novelty thank you card:
ThanksaBunchThaumatrope.pdf
ThanksaBunchTraumatrope.studio3
ThanksaBunchCard.pdf
ThanksaBunchCard.studio3
Thanks a Bunch Card
Assembling the thaumatrope is counterintuitive. Yes, you stick the discs together back-to-back, aligning the holes... but the vase on the flip side belongs at the top - upside-down (bunch of flowers directly underneath on the other side - whodathunk?). Now tie a loop of baker's twine (30cm/12in) on to each side of the disc.
Insert the thaumatrope under the tabs on the card front for presentation. I like to wrap the twine around the disc to make things more compact.
Enjoy having a twirl... and Happy New Year!
Wednesday, 21 December 2016
Calendar Banner 2017
Here's a fun reversible calendar bunting. Display January - June, flip over for July - December.
Free printable calendar banner:
2017CalendarBanner1of3.pdf
2017CalendarBanner1of3.studio3
2017CalendarBanner2of3.pdf
2017CalendarBanner2of3.studio3
2017CalendarBanner3of3.pdf
2017CalendarBanner3of3.studio3
To make up the banner, simple fold each pennant in half - soft fold at the top. A strip of double-sided tape across the pennant top holds the layers together. Thread the ribbon through the loops, pennants in January-June sequence. You need about 35cm (32in) of ribbon. Flip bunting over for the July - Dec!
Happy crafty 2017 to you all. May your year be a paper-y delight.
Free printable calendar banner:
2017CalendarBanner1of3.pdf
2017CalendarBanner1of3.studio3
2017CalendarBanner2of3.pdf
2017CalendarBanner2of3.studio3
2017CalendarBanner3of3.pdf
2017CalendarBanner3of3.studio3
To make up the banner, simple fold each pennant in half - soft fold at the top. A strip of double-sided tape across the pennant top holds the layers together. Thread the ribbon through the loops, pennants in January-June sequence. You need about 35cm (32in) of ribbon. Flip bunting over for the July - Dec!
Happy crafty 2017 to you all. May your year be a paper-y delight.
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