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Step 3Cut And Crease Page One
Start by cutting out the holes in the parts marked with a red X followed by the parts themselves.
It is good to cut them in that order because it its easier to handle the parts and less likely to cause damage when they are still attached to the page.
The next task is to score along the fold lines (if needed) and crease all of the parts, following the legend on the front page of the pattern.
A valley fold is a dot-dash line. Fold the paper so the side with the pattern becomes a valley.
A mountain is a dashed line. Fold the paper so the side with the pattern becomes a peak.
There are also dot lines, these are guides for where to glue other parts, so it ends up in the correct position. These are not to be folded.
It is good to cut them in that order because it its easier to handle the parts and less likely to cause damage when they are still attached to the page.
The next task is to score along the fold lines (if needed) and crease all of the parts, following the legend on the front page of the pattern.
A valley fold is a dot-dash line. Fold the paper so the side with the pattern becomes a valley.
A mountain is a dashed line. Fold the paper so the side with the pattern becomes a peak.
There are also dot lines, these are guides for where to glue other parts, so it ends up in the correct position. These are not to be folded.
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