Brown Bear 3d papercraft template

Brown Grizzly Bear 3d papercraft by Sofs

Measurements: 24 inches long to 12 inches high when printed on letter or A4 paper. The format is PDF document.

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With this purchase you will automatically be able to download and get a PDF document that contains instructions and template (pattern) to make the 3D paper model papercraft seen in picture. Use different color card stock for different color results. You can also print different sizes from the pdf print function. (You can draw or paint on paper, or punch holes and insert LED lights,...)

Papercrafts may become a preoccupation - a good one!

Playing with papercrafts is something unique and different. The supplies (and skills) are readily available, cheap and the results make for a big impact.

Here are the things you will need: Printer  Paper - Anywhere from 32lb to card stock (65lb) should do the trick  Craft knife and cutting mat  Glue - I use a glue stick and a tooth pick for tricky corners  Ruler and an open safety pin - Use these tools to score your fold lines.  Time and patience

The designs can be used as toys, home decorations, as gift boxes or night lights. There are so many uses you are sure to find new ones all the time. If you want to more detailed instruction make your way over to my website at this page: www.sofsdesigns.com Contains instructions and template for you to make this minimalist and modern decoration as many times as you want. If you want to make smaller versions, just print on a smaller scale.

With this purchase you will automatically be able to download and get a PDF document that contains instructions and template (pattern) to make the 3D paper model papercraft seen in picture. Use different color card stock for different color results. You can also print different sizes from the pdf print function. (You can draw or paint on paper, or punch holes and insert LED lights,...)

Playing with paper models is something unique and different. The supplies (and skills) are readily available, cheap and the results make for a big impact.

Here are the things you will need: Printer  Paper - Anywhere from 32lb to card stock (65lb) should do the trick  Craft knife and cutting mat, or scissors  Glue - a glue stick or a paintbrush and white glue. Also strong bond double side tape works well also.  Ruler and the back of a knife or an old pen that has run out of ink. Use these tools to score your fold lines.

There are so many uses you are sure to find new ones all the time. If you want to more detailed instruction make your way over to my website: www.sofsdesigns.com