Step 1: The Crease Pattern
Download a crease pattern and print it out. There are two to choose from, depending on where you live. If you live in the United States, choose the American letter paper version; if you live in another part of the world, one afflicted with Napoleonic era scientism, you'll want the A4 version. (Both are below, for your convenience.)
a) In the printer dialog for Reader or kpdf or whatever your flavor is, please note that Page Scaling should be set for none. You want the lines to go all the way to the printable margins.
b) Note that mountain folds are signified with dash-dotted lines, valley folds by dashed lines. (For those unclear on the distinction).
a) In the printer dialog for Reader or kpdf or whatever your flavor is, please note that Page Scaling should be set for none. You want the lines to go all the way to the printable margins.
b) Note that mountain folds are signified with dash-dotted lines, valley folds by dashed lines. (For those unclear on the distinction).
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luis_695
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Feb 21, 2010. 5:11 PMReply
on adobe when i try to print it. it says "unable to start print job. is printer avaible'' why is that need help
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oschene (author)
in reply to Feb 22, 2010. 2:58 AMReply
That could be a lot of things: is your printer plugged in and on?
Real instructions
says:
Mar 31, 2009. 4:31 PMReply
i get how to make it but how do you add pictures
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oschene (author)
in reply to Apr 1, 2009. 2:27 AMReply
Do you mean the card images? They're available in the next to last step. I put them together using a vector drawing program -- feel free to add your own.
Will811
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Nov 5, 2007. 2:11 PMReply
wtf did dat j guy say?
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