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Step 2Drawing & Cutting
1. Draw the Domo Kun on to your cardboard.
It doesn't matter what size you make your Domo Kun. But try to keep the ratio of 3:4.
I made mine 6cm whide and 8cm in length.
(See first photo)
2. Next cut out the Domo Kun. Try to do this as precise as possible.
(See second photo)
3. Wonder why the cutting needed to be precise? You're going to fold it now. And if the cutting wasn't precise, you'll see that the ends won't fit together that well. You'll end up with a crooked Domo Kun. And that's not what we want.
(See third photo)
Tip: Before you're going to fold the cardboard. Make a light cut over the folding lines. Just gently move your scissors over the folding lines. Once you've going to fold it, you'll notice it will fold exactly on the line you went over with the scissors.
It doesn't matter what size you make your Domo Kun. But try to keep the ratio of 3:4.
I made mine 6cm whide and 8cm in length.
(See first photo)
2. Next cut out the Domo Kun. Try to do this as precise as possible.
(See second photo)
3. Wonder why the cutting needed to be precise? You're going to fold it now. And if the cutting wasn't precise, you'll see that the ends won't fit together that well. You'll end up with a crooked Domo Kun. And that's not what we want.
(See third photo)
Tip: Before you're going to fold the cardboard. Make a light cut over the folding lines. Just gently move your scissors over the folding lines. Once you've going to fold it, you'll notice it will fold exactly on the line you went over with the scissors.
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