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Step 3Making faces
Now you should have the basic shape of your card, with two flaps that overlap in the centre.
Take the top flap and draw the outline of a face on it. Make sure that the lips of the face are slightly open and are on a part of the flap that overlaps with the one underneath.
Once you have your face outline, cut it out and close the card up again.
Now lightly trace the outline of the top face's lips and nose onto the lower flap.
Draw a face on the second flap, using the line you just traced as a guide for the mouth and nose. Again, make sure the lips are slightly open.
Cut the second face out and close the card up again, only this time make it so that the faces kiss. Hopefully they will stay that way.
If they spring apart then try to keep them together by playing with the creases, and the size of the gap in the lips.
If that fails it probably wasn't meant to be. You may have to cut your card in two and let each half go their separate ways.
Take the top flap and draw the outline of a face on it. Make sure that the lips of the face are slightly open and are on a part of the flap that overlaps with the one underneath.
Once you have your face outline, cut it out and close the card up again.
Now lightly trace the outline of the top face's lips and nose onto the lower flap.
Draw a face on the second flap, using the line you just traced as a guide for the mouth and nose. Again, make sure the lips are slightly open.
Cut the second face out and close the card up again, only this time make it so that the faces kiss. Hopefully they will stay that way.
If they spring apart then try to keep them together by playing with the creases, and the size of the gap in the lips.
If that fails it probably wasn't meant to be. You may have to cut your card in two and let each half go their separate ways.
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