In celebration of the Year of the dragon, here are some dragon papercrafts to bring you luck and prosperity.
Showing posts with label Animal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animal. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Toradora's Palmtop Tiger
Download: Tiger
Toradora is a Japanese light nover series by Yuyuko Takemiya, with illustration by Yasu. Which was later on adapted into an animated series.
The title was derived from the names of the two main character Taiga Aisaka and Ryuki Takasu. "Taiga" sounds like tiger in English, and in Japanese is Tora. "Ryuji" literally means son of dragon in Japanese and a transcription of dragon into Japanese is Doragon.
- Wikipedia
Credits: Fanpop
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Animal Cubes
I'm not sure why the Japanese called this papertoys as Dice, whatever their reason are I find the boxes irresistible to make.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Cube Rabbit + Kitty
Don't you just love looking at this? I accidentally saw this after searching for a desktop wallpaper I can use, but got this as one the results. I was clueless that this was a papertoy not until I visited Angelcube's blog to learn more about this cutie.
If you want to own this papertoy for your own personal use or as a gift you can download them here. Just click the link found after each photo.
Download Pinky Wabbit
Photo & Template: Angelcube
Friday, April 15, 2011
Easter 2011
Download Easter Egg
Join Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, and Minnie Mouse in celebrating Easter
- fill their backs with candies and chocolate and make a special delivery.
Download Donald Duck
Download Daisy Duck
Download Minnie Mouse
Have a colorful Easter with Crafty Little Sod's Nubby paper toy,
part of his Nannie Pecksniff's Chutney Cupboard series.
Download Nubby PaperToy
Thursday, February 03, 2011
feeling LUCKY
Let's start of the Lunar New Year by having this lucky cats, you can either make them for your collection of adorable toys or simply give someone some luck with this adorable lucky cats.
Lucky Cats from Canon
Lucky Cats from different designers
*Hit the download file located at the right side
Photo&Template: Laure Simonin
Photo&Template: e440
Monday, January 10, 2011
Rabbit
Download: Rabbit Sitting
Download: Standing Rabbit
I only made the sitting rabbit post as I find it prettier than the one standing. I like how it's ear was folded than having an ordinary pointy ears.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Lucky Cat
I call them Lucky Cats because of the resemblance with the actual Japanese lucky cat.
Standing Cat [Template Download]
Sitting Cat [Template Download]
Since the original site is in Japanese and translating it to your language of choice was no help at all. I'm helping you instead.
★ MAKE THE EARS
- Cut along the bold lines of the ear
- Glue them together leaving the tabs hanging
- With the ink-less pen, run along the dotted line with your ruler to have a slight round ears.
★ MAKE THE HEAD
*For both standing and sitting cat1. There are several bold lines on the cat's face, make sure to run your cutter along the line to create an o
pening for the ears and for the head's final closure.
2. Score along the dotted lines with your ink-less pen
3. Glue the head. Noticed
that the cat's face has triangular shapes tab like on it's face? cut along the bold line for that will create the shape of your cat's face.
4. After doing that to all of the triangular tabs. Gently bring them together by putting a small amount of glue on the white part and slightly pull the one you cut on it.
5. After gluing them together, you'll be having something like this.
6. Glue the hanging tabs on the side to seal the head. While the hanging tabs on the the bottom is to seal the base part of the head.
7. Remember the bold lines on the cat's face that I asked you to create an opening? Well, to finally seal off the head you have to insert the last piece of the hanging tab in it. (see picture beside)
8. Do the same with the ears. With the side opening of the head. Gently insert the hanging tab of the ear and you have a full head.
★ MAKE THE BODY
1. Once you have your cut out body, glue along the tabs to make the body as one.
2. Then you can add the hands, tail and the bell collar of the cat. Let it dry as it tend to wiggle and lose it's original place when you try to add in the head.
* I made the sitting cat because I find the other cat creepy specially it's big eyes.
credits: kids nifty
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