Step 4: Creature #3
I started out with 3 regular-size cards and 1 jumbo-size card, but ended up adding 5 more regular-size cards to add stability. This one reminds me of that character that's always doing something silly; like being clumsy, randomly falling asleep, or in his case, falling over. I have been able to get it to stand up for perhaps a couple seconds before it falls, but that's about it. I think if I were to add four more cards (one to each leg, like I did on the neck), it would help a lot, but I didn't want to use any more cards on this one at the time - plus I kind of like it having that 'random falling over' trait.
1. Take the jumbo-size card and cut it lengthwise in five pieces. These will be the legs and the neck.
2. Take one card and fold it in half width-wise. This is the head.
3. Staple all of these together. Head to neck, neck and leg bases in between the other two cards. (Picture 2)
4. Fold a card in half lengthwise; add it to the neck, stapling only at the base where the card attaches with the body. (Picture 3)
5. Fold four cards in half width-wise. Staple one card to each leg, bending the leg enough to make a foot. (Picture 4)
6. At this point it will only stand very briefly. If you like the 'wobbly' idea, you can stop here like I did. Or, if you want to try and make it stand, proceed to Step 7 (Not pictured, as I didn't do this. I think it would work, but one only knows by trying.)
7. Take four cards and fold them in half lengthwise. Staple one card to each leg.
1. Take the jumbo-size card and cut it lengthwise in five pieces. These will be the legs and the neck.
2. Take one card and fold it in half width-wise. This is the head.
3. Staple all of these together. Head to neck, neck and leg bases in between the other two cards. (Picture 2)
4. Fold a card in half lengthwise; add it to the neck, stapling only at the base where the card attaches with the body. (Picture 3)
5. Fold four cards in half width-wise. Staple one card to each leg, bending the leg enough to make a foot. (Picture 4)
6. At this point it will only stand very briefly. If you like the 'wobbly' idea, you can stop here like I did. Or, if you want to try and make it stand, proceed to Step 7 (Not pictured, as I didn't do this. I think it would work, but one only knows by trying.)
7. Take four cards and fold them in half lengthwise. Staple one card to each leg.
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